- "Fading with time, I see you bleeding in the rain. The tears will blend and wash away, but the body feels so hollow. I know these scars, will never heal in time to pay. What the pain has given you to face, all on your own."
- ― The Enigma TNG - Nightmares in Paradise
- "Crawling in my skin. These wounds, they will not heal."
- ― Linkin Park - Crawling
The power to erase/remove healing factors. Sub-power of Health Manipulation. Variation of Power Erasure and Erasure. Not to be confused with Healing Factor Nullification. Opposite to Regeneration Bestowal.
Also Called[]
- Healing Removal/Undoing
Capabilities[]
User can completely erase/remove healing factors from others, allowing them to either prevent the target from ever healing again or weakening it to the point that even simple wounds would likely require medical care to treat.
Unlike Healing Factor Nullification, this removes one's ability to heal entirely.
Associations[]
- Anti-Regeneration
- Erasure
- Healing Factor Nullification
- Health Manipulation
- Mortalization
- Power Erasure
- Vulnerability Inducement
- Weakness Inducement
Limitations[]
- Cannot affect an Absolute Immortal's regeneration.
- Users of Absolute Regeneration are immune.
Known Users[]
- Shiro (Deadman Wonderland); after destroying the branch of sin
- Siphon (Marvel Comics)
- Viper (The Wolverine); via robotic parasite
Known Objects[]
- Gold Kryptonite (DC Comics); the damage done to Kryptonians is irreversible
- Nanomachine suppressants (Metal Gear Solid 4: Guns of the Patriots)
Gallery[]
Siphon (Marvel Comics) can absorb healing factors from others, causing them to lose their ability to regenerate indefinitely.
Solid Snake (Metal Gear Solid 4: Guns of the Patriots) injects Vamp with a nanomachine suppressant, deactivating the nanomachines that power his healing factor.
Clark Luthor (Smallville) was permanently scarred by gold Kryptonite.
This robotic parasite (The Wolverine) was implanted in Wolverine's heart to remove his healing factor.