Demonic-Undead Physiology

Demonic-Undead Physiology
Orcus (AD&D) became the undead demon lord Tenebrous after his necromantic resurrection.
Power/Ability to:	use the traits of demons and undead.

"So fleeting."

"He's about to disappear."

"He's see-through!"

― Iruma Suzuki, Asmodeus Alice and Clara Valac commenting on the fact that demon Ami Kirio looks like a ghost (Welcome to Demon School! Iruma-kun)

The power to use the abilities of demons and undead. Combination of Demon Physiology and Undead Physiology. Variation of Hybrid Physiology. Opposite to Angelic-Undead Physiology.

Also Called

• Demonic-Undead Mimicry
• Necrodemon/Necrotic Demon Mimicry/Physiology
• Undead-Demon Mimicry/Physiology
• Undead-Demonic Mimicry/Physiology
• Undemon Mimicry/Physiology

Capabilities

User with this ability either is or can transform into a combination of an demon and an undead. Their presence is extremely unnatural and/or corrupt. They specialize in the raw power of unholy and necrotic energies for powerfully destructive effects.

Applications

• Demon Physiology
  • Demonization
• Malefic Force Manipulation
• Undead Physiology
  • Undead Conversion
• Undead Pulse

Variations

• Demonic-Undead Lord Physiology
• Transcendent Demonic-Undead Physiology

Associations

• Dark Lord
• Death-Force Manipulation
• Demonic-Alien Physiology
• Demon Sorcerer Physiology
• Hybrid Physiology
• Lich Physiology
• Mutated Demon Physiology
• Transcendent Hybrid Physiology
  • Transcendent Demon Physiology
  • Transcendent Alien Physiology

Limitations

• Certain hybrid types may still rely on their undead species need to feed on blood, life-force, flesh, etc.
• May be vulnerable to holy powers, artifacts and incantations.
• If resurrected, may lose access to undead powers.
• May corrupt the user's mind.
  • May be weak to Purification.

Known Users

• Baphomet (Abrahamic Folklore/Thelema)
• Marceline (Adventure Time); after being turned into a vampire.
• Hellhounds (Call of Duty Series)
• Purgatori (Chaos Comics)
• Zombiemen (Doom series)
• Zombies (Doom 3)
• The Possessed (Doom 2016)
• Deadites (Evil Dead)
• Orcus (Forgotten Realms); before resurrection
• Visages (Forgotten Realms)
• Jason Voorhees (Friday the 13th)
• Hell Jason (Friday the 13th: The Game)
• Gasper Vladi (High School DxD)
• Undead Demons (InuYasha)
• Lilith (Marvel Comics)
• Bodyconian (Megami Tensei)
• Freddy Krueger (A Nightmare on Elm Street)
• The Stitched (The Stitched)
• Infected (Rec)
• Isabella Von Carstein (Warhammer Fantasy); after her resurrection in The End Times

See Also

For fan-fictional to non-canon characters, see here.

Gallery

Marceline (Adventure Time) is half-demon and half-vampire.

Purgatori (Chaos Comics) is an ancient Egyptian vampire who gained demonic attributes after drinking Lucifer's blood.

After being sent to Hell, Jason Voorhees (Friday the 13th: The Game) escaped, becoming a charred, demon-revenant hybrid in the process.

Jason Voorhees (Friday the 13th) was revived as a Deadite by his mother using the Necronomicon Ex-Mortis...

...with his heart becoming a demonic worm after his body was destroyed.

The Deadites (Evil Dead) are undead beings possessed and reanimated by a demon summoned from the Necronomicon.

Ed (Evil Dead) has become a Deadite.

Hosenki (InuYasha) is an undead oyster demon.

Freddy Krueger (A Nightmare on Elm Street) is the ghost of a child murderer resurrected and empowered by a trio of dream demons.

Tristana Medeiros (Rec) is the first host to a demonic parasite/virus that can reanimate and convert people...

...into demonic-undead...

...which was transferred into Ángela Vidal in order to escape its dark prison.

The Stitched (The Stitched) are near indestructible corpses reanimated by demonic magics.

Gasper Vladi (High School DxD) is a dhampir who was reincarnated as a devil by Rias Gremory.