Curing

Curing
Anti-Venom (Marvel Comics) tries to cure Spider-Man of his radioactive blood and his powers.
Power/Ability to:	Remove various conditions.

The power to remove illness, mutation, diseases or any induced conditions. Sub-power of Disease Manipulation and Healing.

Also Called

• Panacea

Capabilities

The user can remove various conditions from themselves or others, returning to the original, unmodified state and/or gain a pure condition free from all outside conditions. This is a variation of healing that restores their normal condition by removing any form of illness, diseases, mutation, obtained powers or skills or behavioral shifts which are caused by spells, hypnosis and mind control.

Applications

• Contaminant Immunity
• Conversion Negation
• Disease Detection
• Foreign Forces Detection
• Foreign Forces Removal
• Flawless Restoration
• Immune System Manipulation
• Internal Bodily Cleansing

Techniques

• Conversion Curing: Cure on-going transformations.
• Disease Curing: Cure all ailments.
  • Monster Curing: Cure all monsters of their malformations.
  • Poison Curing: Cure all poisonous substances.
• Flaw Curing: Cure all weaknesses.
• Mental Curing: Cure all mental shifts that makes an person a servant to another being.
• Mutation Curing: Cure Mutations.
• Power Curing: Remove all abilities from a being by making them normal.
• Undead Curing: Cure resurrected/undead beings by giving them life.

Association

• Disease Manipulation
• Healing
• Medical Intuition

Limitations

• Curing Immunity
• The user cannot heal wounds.
• Might be limited to what the user can cure.

Known Users

• Lucifer (Constantine)
• Rex Salazar (Generator Rex)
• Brainiac (DC Animated Universe)
• Mai Kawasumi (Kanon); via Healing Tears
• Anti-Venom (Marvel Comics)
• Wendy (Fairy Tail)
• Helen Jones (Shadow Falls); has only healed cancer
• Kylie Galen (Shadow Falls)
• Keetongu (Bionicle)
• R (Warm Bodies)
• Hygieia (Valkyrie Crusade)
• Aerith Gainsborough (Compilation of Final Fantasy VII)
• Rose Quartz (Steven Universe); via Healing Tears
• Steven (Steven Universe); via Healing Saliva
• Joshua Foley/Elixir (Marvel Comics); via Biological Manipulation
• Splinter (Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 2012 TV series)
• Leonardo (Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 2012 TV series)
• Charlotte Aulin (Castlevania: Portrait of Ruin)
• SCP-49 - the Plague Doctor (SCP Foundation)

Known Objects

• Sforza Glove (Friday the 13th: The Series)
• Gabite scales (Pokémon)
• Holy ÄRM (Marchen Awakens Romance)
• Miracle Cure (Mario & Luigi: Bowser's Inside Story)
• SCP-500 - Panacea (SCP Foundation)
• Sages Seed (Using My God Skill Breathing to Level Up, I Will Challenge the Dungeon of the Gods)

Gallery

When Brainiac (DC Animated Universe) implanted a backup copy of himself into Lex Luthor, he cured the kryptonite-induced cancer in Lex's body.

Hygieia (Valkyrie Crusade) can cure all ills.

Charlotte Aulin's (Castlevania: Portrait of Ruin) Sanctuary spell can cure any ailment, including Vampirization.

Lucifer (Constantine) was able to physically remove the cancer from John's lungs as a way to ensure that he doesn't die and ascend to heaven.

Wild Gabite are known to hoard scales (Pokémon) with powerful healing properties capable of curing even the worst diseases.

Aerith Gainsborough (Compilation of Final Fantasy VII) using her Great Gospel to cure Cloud's Geostigma.

Rex Salazar (Generator Rex) curing an E.V.O. of its nanites.

Splinter (Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 2012) using Healing Hands to cure poison.

Leonardo (Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 2012) using Healing Hands to cure poison.

Joshua FoleyElixir (Marvel Comics) curing his friends David/Prodigy of his nearsightedness...

...and X-23 of the deadly Legacy Virus.