The power to transform beings into different entities after resurrecting them. Combination of Conversion and Resurrection. Not to be confused with Corpse Conversion.
Also Called[]
- Resurrection/Resurrective Conversion/Transformation
- Transformation/Transformative Resurrestion
- Entity Transmutation/Transmutative Resurrection
Capabilities[]
Users can resurrect themselves or others as different type of entity (demons, vampires, werewolves, humans, etc.) or (rarely) a hybrid, usually the one they are themselves part of. While the revived creatures retain most of their original traits, they also undergo a physical and mental transformation, gaining additional abilities and traits relatives to their new nature, as well as a sire bond to the user.
Applications[]
Variation[]
Associations[]
- Mystical Conversion
- Blessed Resurrection/Cursed Resurrection- This transformation after resurrection can be seen as either a blessing or a curse.
Limitation[]
- Unless user have other ways to control the newly risen/transformed being is free-willed.
- If they raised enemy or someone against their will, their troubles just got worse.
- May be limited to conversing each creature only once.
- Those that passed away by Eternal Rest Inducement cannot be revived
- Conversion Negation
Known Users[]
- Hector (Castlevania)
- The Elders (Charmed)
- Clevatess (Clevatess: Majuu no Ou to Akago)
- Yonaga (Luger Code 1951)
- God (Supernatural); resurrected the then-human Castiel back into an Angel, specifically a Seraph.
- Kain (Legacy of Kain Series)
- Evil Ernie (Chaos!/Dynamite Entertainment)
- Ho-Oh (Pokémon); resurrected three unknown Pokémon into the three "Legendary Beasts."
- Kobali (Star Trek Voyager)
- God (In Another World With My Smartphone); resurrected Touya Mochizuki, a human, into a demigod.
- SCP-1715 - Online Friend (SCP Foundation)
- Lex Luthor (DC Extended Universe); via Genesis Charmber
Known Objects[]
- Ascension Ceremony (Devil May Cry 4)
- Nethersphere (Doctor Who); resurrects all dead humans into Cybermen
- Skeleton Transformer (Heroes of Might and Magic 3)
- Evil Pieces (Highschool DxD)
- Heart of Darkness (Legacy of Kain)
- Mark of Cain (Supernatural); resurrected Cain and Dean Winchester as a demon.
- The Mold (Resident Evil)
- Genesis Chamber (DC Extended Universe)
- Tar Serum (Overlord)
Known Locations[]
- Cool World (Cool World)
Gallery[]
After being shot through the head by Dante, Sanctus (Devil May Cry 4) is resurrected by the Ascension Ceremony as a demon.
Any creature placed inside the Skeleton Transformer (Heroes of Might and Magic 3) will be killed and then resurrected as a skeleton, with the exception of dragons which are resurrected as bone dragons.
Through a combination of his blood and a portion of his soul, Kain (Legacy of Kain) resurrects the long-dead Raziel as a vampire, his firstborn son and lieutenant.
Castiel (Supernatural) was killed by Lucifer as a human, but was resurrected by God shortly after as an Angel/Seraph
The Mark of Cain (Supernatural) can resurrect the bearer as a demon, specifically a Knight of Hell...
Evil Ernest Fairchild (Chaos! Comics) is a master of the dead. Easily able to convert those whom he slaughters or reanimates into his Dead One ghouls.
Tar Serum (Overlord) can resurrect dead people, but at the cost of horribly configuring them into monsters.














