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File:Alucard_Absorbs_Blood.png|Alucard (Hellsing) can regenerate from being reduced into a pool of blood. |
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File:Kubikiribocho_repairing.png|The Kubikiribōchō (Naruto) harvests iron from blood to repair any damage, whether a chip or half of the blade missing. |
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+ | File:Handsome Rogue Regenerating Using Blood.gif|To regenerate, Handsome Rogue (TF2 Freak) has to use fresh blood from others. |
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Vampyr_Autophagy.gif|Using ''Autophagy'', Jonathan Reid (Vampyr) uses blood he's consumed to regenerate himself. |
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Revision as of 19:00, 17 July 2018
The power to regenerate using blood. Technique of Blood Manipulation. Variation of Organic Regeneration. Not to be confused with Healing Blood.
Also Called
- Blood Regeneration
- Haemokinetic Regeneration
Capabilities
The user can regenerate themselves using blood as a medium, with the amount of used blood defining the speed of healing.
Applications
Associations
- Blood Absorption
- Blood Consumption
- Blood Manipulation
- Blood Mimicry
- Healing Blood
- Organic Regeneration
- Vampire Physiology
Limitations
- May require intake of an external source of blood to regenerate.
- May require blood from their opponents/victims in order for the regeneration to function.
- The amount of blood intake limits to amount regenerated.
- Total burning, dehydration or draining of body-fluids may prevent regeneration.
- Complete destruction of the body may render this power useless.
- Abilities such as Healing Factor Nullification, Anti-Regeneration, and Healing Erasure can render this power useless.
Known Users
Comics
- Lobo (DC Comics)
- Vampires (Marvel Comics)
- Deathstroke (DC Comics)
- Vampires (Preacher)
Movies
- Deacon Frost (Blade); as the avatar of La Magra
Literature
- Vampires (Discworld); only after dying
Manga/Anime
- Quincy (Bleach)
- ShiroWretched Egg (Deadman Wonderland)
- Karako Koshio (Deadman Wonderland)
- Toto Sakigami (Deadman Wonderland); via copying Karako's power
- Alucard (Hellsing)
- Peta (Marchen Awakens Romance)
- Crona (Soul Eater)
Mythology/Folklore
- Pailanti´po (Guyanese Mythology)
Video Games
- Rick Taylor (Splatterhouse (2010))
- Jonathan Reid (Vampyr)
Web Original
- Handsome Rogue (TF2 Freak)
Known Objects
- Kubikiribōchō (Naruto)
- Terror Mask (Splatterhouse (2010))
Gallery
Deacon Frost (Blade) using blood to reattach his severed torso.
Quincy (Bleach) have a very small extent of regeneration by using their Blut Vene to close their critical wounds.
Lobo (DC Comics) completely regenerates his body from a pool of blood.
Shiro (Deadman Wonderland) possesses tremendous regenerative powers due to her exceptional blood as the first Branch of Sin.
Karako Koshio (Deadman Wonderland) can coat herself with hardened blood to reattach her limbs and seal off wounds.
Alucard (Hellsing) can regenerate from being reduced into a pool of blood.
The Kubikiribōchō (Naruto) harvests iron from blood to repair any damage, whether a chip or half of the blade missing.
To regenerate, Handsome Rogue (TF2 Freak) has to use fresh blood from others.
Using Autophagy, Jonathan Reid (Vampyr) uses blood he's consumed to regenerate himself.