Electrical Resurrection

Electrical Resurrection
Jason Voorhees (Friday the 13th) is resurrected after being struck by a bolt of lightning.
Power/Ability to:	Resurrect through electricity.

The power to be resurrected through electrical-based phenomenons. Technique of Electricity and Lightning Manipulation. Variation of Resurrection.

Also Called

• Electric Resurrection
• Lightning Resurrection

Capabilities

The user can revive themselves and others through electrical phenomena.

Applications

• Brain Restarting
• Heart Restarting
• Reanimation
• Resurrection
• Lightning Bolt Projection - Get struck by lightning.

Associations

• Electrical Phenomena Manipulation
• Frankensteinian Monster Physiology
• Lightning Induced Powers

Limitations

• If the user does not have full control over this power then all beings being revived by them including themselves may be half-dead.

Known Users

See also: Magical Defibrillator.

• Adaline Bowman (The Age of Adaline)
• Gwen Raiden (Angel)
• Bart Allen/The Flash (DC Comics)
• Jason Voorhees (Friday the 13th)
• Cole MacGrath (inFamous)
• Raiden (Mortal Kombat)
• Enel (One Piece)
• Spiral Knights (Spiral Knights)
• Tom Turbo (Tom Turbo)
• Sieg (TYPE-MOON/Fate/Apocrypha)
• Volta/Perla Magtoto (Volta Film)

Known Objects

• Shock Gloves (Batman: Arkham Origins)
• Spark of Life (Spiral Knights)

Gallery

Gwen Raiden (Angel) reviving Gunn through electricity.

Batman (Batman: Arkham Origins) using his Shock Gloves to revive Alfred.

Raiden (Mortal Kombat) uses a mix of electricity and necromancy to reanimate Liu Kang's corpse.

Raiden (Mortal Kombat: Legacy) being resurrected after being impaled.

When Tom Turbo (Tom Turbo) gets destroyed, deactivated or dissambled, his boss can resurrect him with a special energy beam.

The Spark of Life (Spiral Knights) are used by the knights to revive.

Knight (Spiral Knights) using a Spark of Life to revive.

After Sieg (TYPE-MOON) was killed by Mordred, he was resurrected by Frankenstein's lightning, giving him some of her abilities.