- "Abandon your fear. Look forward. Move forward and never stop. If you pull back you age, if you succumb to fear you die"
- ― Zangetsu (Bleach)
The ability to have no fear. Sub-power of Fear Manipulation.
Also Called
- Fear/Horror/Phobia/Terror Immunity
- Phobialessness
Capabilities
User has literally no fear, being unable to feel any sort of fear, terror or even any intense anxiety.
Applications
- Fear Masking
- Immunity to Fear Augmentation/Fear Inducement.
Associations
Limitations
- As fear is a healthy and logical response, being unable to feel it can make the user reckless and a danger to themselves and others.
- May cause overconfidence and loss of common sense.
- Offers no protection against Meta Fear Inducement.
Known Users
See Also: Fearless Fool.
Movies
- Cypher Raige (After Earth); via Ghosting
- Kitai Raige (After Earth); via Ghosting
- Neo-Vipers (G.I. Joe)
- Baroness (G.I. Joe)
- Galvatron (Transformers cinema) via Soullessness
- Beverly Marsh (IT)
Television
- Gerald Crane (Gotham)
- Will Scarlet/The Knave of Hearts (Once Upon a Time in Wonderland); via Heartlessness
- Jafar (Once Upon a Time in Wonderland)
Cartoons
- Horror The Ancient (Grim Adventures of Billy and Mandy)
- Fishlegs Ingerman (Dreamworks Dragons); as Thor Bonecrusher
- Bunga (The Lion Guard)
- Juleka Couffaine (Miraculous Ladybug)
- Ma Vreedle (Ben 10 Series)
Comics
- Bruce Banner/Hulk (Marvel Comics)
- Daredevil (Marvel Comics)
Manga/Anime
- Hitomi Uzaki (Killing Bites)
- Lord Death/Shinigami-Sama (Soul Eater)
- Hoozuki (Hoozuki no Reitetsu)
- Karma Akabane (Assassination Classroom)
Video Games
- Diablo (Diablo)
- Takemikazuchi (Valkyrie Crusade)
Literature
- Users of the Fearless rune (The Shadowhunter Chronicles)
Known Objects
Television
- No-Fear Ring (Wizards of Waverly Place)
Cartoons
- Scarecrow's Fear-Depressant Gas (DC Animated Universe)
- Red Sweater of Courage (Dave the Barbarian)
- Grit-Shaka (Trollhunters)
Literature
- Fearless Rune (The Shadowhunter Chronicles)
Gallery
Kitai Raige (After Earth) becoming completely free of fear via Ghosting, a technique that completely erases what fear they possess.
Will Scarlet/The Knave of Hearts (Once Upon a Time in Wonderland) was immune to the Jabberwocky's power due to the lack of fear he felt without his heart.
After Jafar (Once Upon a Time in Wonderland) succeeded in ascending his magic, he was free of all fear, being able to subdue the Jabberwocky because of it.
Horror The Ancient (Grim Adventures of Billy and Mandy) channeled all his fear into his left hand and then cut it off, leaving him forever brave and without fear of any kind.
While under hypnosis, Snotlout put ideas into his head that he was a fearless, legendary viking warrior. Because of this, Fishlegs Ingerman (Dreamworks Dragons) becomes "Thor Bonecrusher", a fearless and capable warrior. It is not until Meatlug risked her life did he snap back to his old self.
Scarecrow's Fear-Depressant Gas (DC Animated Universe) is shown to have the opposite effect of his usually compounds - but with even more devastating effects!
The Red Sweater of Courage (Dave the Barbarian) is able to grant the wearer limitless courage at the cost of their common sense.
Juleka Couffaine (Miraculous Ladybug) reacted without any sign of fear to Horrificator, weakening the monster as a result.
Takemikazuchi (Valkyrie Crusade) is fearless.
Bunga (The Lion Guard)
Despite facing a being with the ability to transform into a person's worse fear, no matter who he turned into, it did not affect Bruce Banner/The Hulk (Marvel Comics), making him fearless.
The Grit-Shaka (Trollhunters) is a Gumm-Gumm totem that robs the wearer of all fear.
Space Marines (Warhammer 40k) are completely fearless and are capable of facing enemies that would cause normal men to soil their pants with but a glance.
Necrons (Warhammer 40k) are completely fearless, ever since their flesh was seared away in the furnaces of biotransference and replaced by living metal and a cold, soulless purpose.