The ability to augment healing powers and/or processes. Sub-power of Health Manipulation. Variation of Augmentation and Power Augmentation. Opposite of Regeneration Reduction.
Also Called[]
- Healing/Health/Regeneration Amplification/Amplifying/Boosting/Enhancement/Enhancing/Increase/Strengthening/Supercharging
Capabilities[]
The user can enhance, augment, increase and multiply the regenerative/healing process and/or the healing powers of oneself and/or others to the point of possibly regrowing a lost limb or resurrecting the dead.
Applications[]
- Accelerating Regeneration
- Alleviation
- Cellular Activation
- Curing
- Flawless Healing/Flawless Restoration
- Healing
- Health Augmentation
- High Resistance
- Internal Bodily Cleansing/Absolute Filtration
- Mental Healing
- Omni Healing
- Peak Human/Enhanced/Supernatural/Absolute Endurance
- Peak Human/Enhanced/Supernatural/Absolute Health
- Peak Human/Enhanced/Supernatural Longevity/Immortality
- Peak Human/Enhanced/Supernatural/Absolute Stamina
- Regenerative Healing Factor
- Regeneration Bestowal
- Regrowth
Associations[]
- Augmentation
- Biological Manipulation
- Health Manipulation
- Medical Intuition
- Physical Augmentation
- Power Augmentation
- Regeneration Calling
- Regeneration Manipulation
Limitations[]
- May be limited to boosting the healing/regeneration powers/processes of oneself or others.
- May only affect certain individuals.
- Users of Unhealing and Anti-Regeneration may reverse effects.
- Healing Factor Nullification can render this ineffective.
- Users of Healing Immunity are unaffected.
Known Users[]
- Akatsuki Ousawa (Aesthetica of a Rogue Hero); via Vivification
- Healer Alphas (Alphas)
- Fiona
- Lieza Flora Meruno (Arc The Lad)
- Argentavis (Ark: Survivar evolved)
- Owen (Black Clover); after being possessed by an elf spirit
- Julian Blackthorn (The Dark Artifices); only on Emma Carstairs
- Emma Carstairs (The Dark Artifices); only on Julian Blackthorn
- Kaede (Darwin's Game)
- Pamela Isley/Poison Ivy (DC Comics)
- Characters with the 'Medic' role (Final Fantasy XIII)
- Kayoko Huang (Fire Force)
- Gabriel White Tenma (Gabriel Dropout)
- Kurapika (Hunter X Hunter); via Holy Chain
- Josh Foley/Elixir (Marvel Comics)
- Healer (Marvel Comics)
- Miranda Leevald/Stacy X (Marvel Comics)
- Fukuda (Mob Psycho 100)
- Kabuto Yakushi (Naruto)
- Ryu Hayabusa (Ninja Gaiden)
- Emporio Ivankov (One Piece)
- Force Healing Users (Star Wars)
- Ken Usato (The Wrong Way To Use Healing Magic)
- Rose (The Wrong Way To Use Healing Magic)
- Pandora Lee (Extinctioners)
Known Objects[]
- The Golden Fleece (Camp Half-Blood Chronicles)
- The Golden Fleece (Greek Mythology)
- The Golden Fleece (Marvel Comics)
- Spirit Visage (League of Legends)
- Nanomachines (Metal Gear)
- Horu Horu no Mi (One Piece)
- SCP-743 - A Chocolate Fountain (SCP Foundation)
- Burnt Pan (Undertale)
Known Powers[]
- Fullheal (Dragon Quest)
- Cure (Kingdom Hearts)
- Asclepius Staff (Fire Force)
Gallery[]
Vamp's (Metal Gear) natural healing process has been vastly augmented by nanomachines, rendering him essentially immortal.
Using the Art of Divine Life, Ryu Hayabusa (Ninja Gaiden) converts his ki into healing energy.
Emporio Ivankov (One Piece) used Emporio Healing Hormones to boost Luffy's immune system to stimulate accelerated healing at a cellular level.
Using Force healing, a Force sensitive (Star Wars) can accelerate the natural healing process of others...
...or themselves.
Mara Jade (Star Wars Legends) using Force Heal on an injured Stormtrooper.
Pandora Lee (Extinctioners) can heal others via touch, via causing their natural healing to accelerate - she can also accelerate her own healing, allowing for regeneration from certain wounds and ailments.