The power to regenerate from any injuries so long as the core of the body remains intact. Variation of Regenerative Healing Factor.
Also Called
- Nucleus-Reliant Regeneration
Capabilities
The user can regenerate from any and all bodily damage, so long as their "core" remains intact. Destruction of the core means death.
The core can be either an organ that houses the regenerative powers or the user's lifeline, or a container and the "true body" for the user's essence and mindset. Sometimes, the core can be something as small as a cell or even a molecule. The core may be shifted around at times, but otherwise, it may remain set in one place within the body. Sometimes, the user can even place the core outside of their bodies, in order to prevent its vulnerable destruction.
Applications
- Contaminant Immunity
- Disease Immunity
- Immortality
- Mental Regeneration
- Nerve Regeneration
- Pain Suppression
- Regenerative Durability
- Reforming
- Regrowth
- Self-Sustenance
- Supernatural Regeneration
- Thermal Resistance
Associations
Limitations
- Destruction of the core results in loss of regenerative powers, or more likely, instant death.
- Location of core may be set in one's body.
- May require energy for the core to initiate regeneration.
- Damage to the core may affect regeneration efficiency.
Known Users
- AIM Burst (A Certain Scientific Railgun)
- Biological Teigu (Akame Ga Kill!)
- Homunculi (Buso Renkin)
- Adam (Buffy the Vampire Slayer)
- Namekians (Dragon Ball series)
- Cell (Dragon Ball Z)
- Yura (InuYasha)
- Zeiram (Iria: Zeiram the Animation)
- Caius (Final Fantasy XIII-2)
- Zargon The Returner (Forgotten Realms)
- Homunculi (Full Metal Alchemist)
- Ryūzan Hayashi (Gintama)
- Alucard (Hellsing); via his coffin
- The Golden Army (Hellboy II: The Golden Army)
- Naraku (InuYasha)
- Akuma Shogun (Kinnikuman)
- Angels (Neon Genesis Evangelion)
- Staryu (Pokémon)
- Deoxys (Pokémon)
- Gems (Steven Universe)
- Melzargard (One-Punch Man)
- Wade Wilson/Deadpool (Marvel Comics)
- Mega Man X (Mega Man X)