The power to be revived as a god or a god-like entity upon a return from death via a supernatural catalyst. Transcending variation of Resurrection. Combination of Self-Resurrection and Divine Empowerment.
Also Called
- Divine/Godly Revival
- Resurrection Ascendancy/Transcendency
- Transcendent Resurrection
Capabilities
The user gains godlike power upon their return from death via a supernatural catalyst that affected them while they were alive or still dead. Upon resurrection, the user achieves an entirely new level of existence and is able to experience the universe through the perspective of a transcended being.
Applications
- Absolute Condition
- Almighty Ascension
- Death Transformation
- Death Transcendence
- Immortality
- Invulnerability
- Reality Warping
- Transcendent Physiology
Associations
Limitations
- The user must truly die in order for the ability to take effect.
- If the supernatural catalyst that gave the user godhood is nullified, the user will become unstable and die as a result
Known Users
- Equinox (Batman: Brave and the Bold); via absorbing the powers of the Lords of Order and Chaos
- Sōsuke Aizen (Bleach); via Hogyoku
- Orcus (Dungeons & Dragons); as Tenebrous, via a surge of negative energy
- Light Emperor Mateus (Final Fantasy II)
- Heracles/Hercules (Greek Mythology)
- Aeneas/Jupiter Indiges (Greek Mythology); via Ambriosia and Nector
- Touya Mouchizuki (In Another World With my Smartphone)
- Jesus Christ (Religion)
Known Objects
- The Holy Grail (Grancrest Senki)