Immortality

Immortality
Thanos, the Mad Titan (Marvel Comics) is cursed by Death to live forever.
Power/Ability to:	Never die.

"I intend to live forever, or die trying."

― Several

"Some pirates achieved immortality by great deeds of cruelty or derring-do. Some achieved immortality by amassing great wealth. But the captain had long ago decided that he would, on the whole, prefer to achieve immortality by not dying."

― Terry Pratchett, The Color of Magic

"Surely God would not have created such a being as man, with an ability to grasp the infinite, to exist only for a day! No, no, man was made for immortality."

― Abraham Lincoln

"Time erases so much. I existed when humans still lived caves, hunting, and rutting, and playing at being something more than mindless beasts."

― Romulus to Akihiro Daken (Marvel Comics)

The power to never die. Opposite to Mortality.

Also Called

• Death Immunity
• Deathless
• Endless/Eternal/Everlasting Life
• Immortal Physiology
• Unkillability

Capabilities

User possesses immortality: an infinite life span, as they can never die, never age, and can shrug off virtually any kind of physical damage. Some users are the defensive type, simply preventing all damages, to appear physically invulnerable, while others are the regenerative type, surviving and quickly recovering from anything you throw at them while at the same time they are capable of resurrecting themselves instantly after death and completely self-sustaining, free from all bodily necessities.

Variations

Some may only possess the power of:

• Death: No body to destroy. The soul, one that is not of a physical being, does not inherit physical characteristics, such as concepts of destruction, therefore cannot be destroyed; in short, the user cannot die because it is already dead. Most common form of immortality.
• Head Liberation: Survive decapitation.
• Immortal Cloning: Transfer one's mind/soul into a clone to cheat death.
• Infinite Resurrection: Death is omitted. Injuries may be inflicted, but complete annihilation is impossible.
• Invulnerability: Cannot be harmed in any way or form. Therefore, death by physical damage is omitted.
  • Temporary Invincibility
• Life and Death Transcendence: Be beyond the very concepts of Life and Death and immune to all life and death based powers.
  • Life Transcendence: Transcend the limitations of ones life/lifespan and conquer death itself.
• Life Extension: Extend one's life.
• Mental Continuation: The mind/consciousness continues to live on even if the body's dies off.
• Possession: Possess a new body/host upon death of the current, thereby surviving death and becoming immortal.
• Retroactive Immortality: Cannot remain dead, always resurrecting or reincarnating oneself after being killed.
• Quick Reincarnation: The power to be immediately reincarnated following "death"; can result in gaining powers in relation to how the user previously died.
• Regeneration: High-level regeneration of body that heals any injuries, even fatal ones, preventing one from dying.
• Self-Sustenance: Can survive without the need for bodily resources, such as food.
• Self-Resurrection: Completely heal fatal injuries and resurrect upon death if body isn't entirely destroyed.
  • Multiple Lifes: Can die multiple times and still live until all lives are used up.
• Semi-Immortality: Un-aging.
• Spatial-Temporal Lock: Exist outside the normal space-time continuum, and thus immune to what happens in it.

Levels of Immortality

Semi-Immortality

• Cannot age, thus preventing death via senescence.
• Remains vulnerable to mortal wounds, severe injuries, diseases/viruses, and foreign substances.
• Mental damage may still occur.

Reliant Immortality (Concept-Dependent Immortality, Self-Puppetry)

• User acquires immortality by anchoring their life to a certain object, source, concept, etc.
• Destruction of anchor ends the user's immortality.
• The physical body remains mortal, only the soul is earthbound.
• May require continuous intake of source or maintenance of object to remain immortal.

Immortality (Immortality via Regenerative Healing Factor)

• Cannot age once reaching a certain point.
• Immune to diseases, toxins and drugs.
• Wounds, even crippling or fatal ones, heal near instantly.
• Time-manipulating powers can erase the user's existence, as opposed to biologically killing them.
• May apply only to biological immortality, as the mind and/or soul may remain mortal.
• Immortality power may be removed, rendering the user mortal once again.

Selective Immortality

• Cannot age.
• Eternal and unkillable, barring certain factors.

Unfettered Body

• Cannot age once reaching a certain point.
• Body is completely immune to physical and mental damage, toxins and pathogens.
• Soul may remain vulnerable.
• Per chance the body is harmed, regeneration may not occur.
• Time-manipulating powers can erase the user's existence, as opposed to biologically killing them.

Absolute Immortality

• Cannot age.
• Immune to all diseases, toxins and drugs.
• All wounds and injuries heal instantly.
• Immortality applies to not only the body, but mind and soul as well, rendering the user truly "absolute".
• Power is absolute, so it can never be removed, nor can the user's existence from timelines.

Associations

• Amortality
• Death Removal
• Immortality Manipulation
• Injury Immunity
• Omnilock

Limitations

• Immortality Bypassing/Immortality Negation/Immortality Removal
• Cannot overcome the End of Time, unless the form of immortality is an absolute type, hence why just like Regenerative Healing Factor, it is unclear how long it would last.
• May be erased from history via the effects of time-manipulating powers, killing the immortals in question before they become immortal.
  • While users are immune to the ravages of time, most are vulnerable against direct application used against them.
• Nonexistence can wipe the user out of existence, as opposed to simply killing them biologically.
• May have certain weaknesses that are lethal (i.e. decapitation, disintegration, and/or poison).
  • May have weaknesses to single source (item, event, person, etc.) that is lethal to them.
• May be killable by certain specific way, item or people.
• User may go mad, from the effects of time and boredom.
  • This can also cause madness overtime because the immortal is forced to watch those who aren't immortal die.
• May forget events that happened long ago.
• Some immortals are infertile, or incapable of passing this ability to their descendants.
• Immortality may depend on outside sources and objects (Horcruxes, Shikon shards, etc.).
• Can be sealed/imprisoned in an empty dimension with no chance to escape.
• May survive indefinitely in conditions where death would be preferable to them.

Trivia

It is highly likely that various kinds of Immortality can become a curse because whoever is close to them or even their friends had past away, the user would be left behind, unless the user is also gifted the ability to teleport to both Earth and Heaven, or alternatively Meta Teleportation to keep the curse of being immortal at bay.

Known Users

See Also: Immortality and Complete Immortality.

Anime/Manga

• Ajins (Ajin)
• Cartaphilus (Ancient Magus Bride)
• Titans (Attack on Titan)
• Immortals (Baccano)
• Tenzen Yakushiji (Basilisk)
• Joujin (Bailisk)
• Apostles (Berserk)
• The God Hand (Berserk)
• Skull Knight (Berserk)
• Creed Diskenth (Black Cat); via Nanites
• Zero Numbers (Black Cat); via Eden
• Manji (Blade of the Immortal)
• Sajin Komamura (Bleach); temporary
• Shaz Domino (Bleach)
• Sōsuke Aizen (Bleach); via the Hōgyoku.
• Heike Masaomi (Code: Breaker)
• Yukihina (Code: Breaker)
• C.C (Code Geass)
• V.V (Code Geass)
• Cell (Dragon Ball Z); killed when his core was vaporized.
• Majin Buu (Dragon Ball Z); killed when every last molecule of his being was destroyed.
• Garlic Jr. (Dragon Ball Z)
• Future Zamasu (Dragon Ball Super); compromised by fusing with a mortal.
• Merged Zamasu (Dragon Ball Super); killed when compromised immortality was overtaxed.
• Infinite Zamasu (Dragon Ball Super); killed when erased from existence.
• Angels (Dragon Ball Super)
  • Whis
  • Vados
  • Merus
  • Grand Minister
• Sanzomon (Digimon)
• Demons (Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba)
  • Muzan Kibutsuji
  • Upper Moons
  • Tamayo
• Celestials Spirits (Fairy Tail)
• Zeref Dragneel (Fairy Tail)
• Éclair (Fairy Tail)
• Mavis Vermilion (Fairy Tail)
• Demons (Fairy Tail)
  • Etherious
• Father (Fullmetal Alchemist)
• Van Hohenheim (Fullmetal Alchemist); loses his immortality after using much of his power and dies peacefully
• Rory Mercury (GATE)
• Utsuro (Gintama)
• Kouka (Gintama)
• Viral (Gurren Lagann)
• Alucard (Hellsing)
• China (Hetalia)
• Rain Jewlitt/Methuselah (Immortal Rain); loses his immortality at the end of the series after being reborn.
• Coon Mochizuki (In Another World With My Smartphone)
• Vampires (JoJo's Bizarre Adventure)
  • DIO
  • Straits
• Pillar Men (JoJo's Bizarre Adventure Part II: Battle Tendency)
  • Kars
  • Esidisi
  • Wamuu
  • Santana
• Nijimura's Father (JoJo's Bizarre Adventure: Part IV Diamonds Is Unbreakable)
• Notorious B.I.G. (JoJo's Bizarre Adventure: Part V Golden Wind/Vento Aureo)
• Hampnie Hambert/Kizuna Astin (Kamisama no Inai Nichiyobi); lost his Immortality since his wish was granted and die happily.
• Haruto Tokishima (Kakumeiki Valvrave)
• Saki Rukino (Kakumeiki Valvrave)
• Akihito Kanbara (Kyoukai no Kanata)
• Yuki Nagato (The Melancholy of Haruhi Suzumiya)
• Those who eat mermaid flesh and survive (Mermaid Forest)
  • Yuta
  • Mana
  • Masato
• Lucoa (Miss Kobayashi's Maid Dragon)
• Setsuna F. Seiei (Mobile Suit Gundam 00 the Movie: A wakening of the Trailblazer); via fusing ELS.
• Black Zetsu (Naruto)
• Hidan (Naruto)
• Orochimaru (Naruto)
• Kaguya Ōtsutsuki (Naruto);
• Madara Uchiha (Naruto); via absorbing the Holy Tree.
• Tailed Beasts (Naruto)
• Himuro Genma (Ninja Scroll); via controlling every part of his body down to the tiniest bone and blood, allowing revival.
• Jibril (No Game No Life)
• Fuu Houhou (The Outcast)
• Garterbelt (Panty and Stocking with Garterbelt)
• Yume Hasegawa (Pupa)
• Utsutsu Hasegawa (Pupa)
• Yuu (Pupa)
• Mizumi, the Queen of Moraine (Return to Labyrinth)
• Drumlin (Return to Labyrinth)
• Moulin (Return to Labyrinth)
• Kyubey (Puella Magi Madoka Magica)
• Rin Asoji (RIN ~Daughters of Mnemosyne~)
• Mimi (RIN ~Daughters of Mnemosyne~)
• Saturn (Saint Seiya)
• Titans (Saint Seiya)
• Shikama Doji/Sika Madu (Seraph of the End)
• Meliodas (The Seven Deadly Sins)
• Asura (Soul Eater)
• The Black Mass (Soul Eater)
• Death (Soul Eater)
• Eibon (Soul Eater)
• Excaliber (Soul Eater)
• Free (Soul Eater)
• Medusa Gorgon (Soul Eater)
• Index (Soul Eater)
• Mizune Sisters (Soul Eater)
• Mosquito (Soul Eater)
• Kojō Akatsuki (Strike the Blood)
• Asagi Aiba (Strike the Blood); via Cain's Altar
• Akihiko Kayaba (Sword Art Online)
• Ladylee Tangleroad (Toaru Majutsu no Index)
• Kakine Teitoku (Toaru Majutsu no Index); killed by his own Dark Matter after overusing it with his newly created body.
• Fraulein Kreutune (Toaru Majutsu no Index)
• Aleister Crowley (Toaru Majutsu no Index)
• Aiwass (Toaru Majutsu no Index)
• Magic Gods (Toaru Majutsu no Index)
• St. Germain (Toaru Majutsu no Index); killed after being affected by Index's song.
• Elg (Toriko); killed by Tengu Brunch's Series Great Electrification Attack.
• Arcueid Brunestud (Tsukihime)
• Ciel (Tsukihime)
• Michael Roa Valdamjong (Tsukihime)
• Uratarou (Uratarou)
• Antoku (Uratarou)
• Humanity (Utawarerumono); after being transformed into Curse/Tatari.
• Touta Konoe (UQ Holder!)
• Evangeline A.K. McDowell (UQ Holder!)
• Dana Ananga Jagannatha (UQ Holder!)
• Souwong Kandel (World End)
• Andy (Undead Unluck)

Live Television/Movies

• Mar Novu (Arrowverse)
• Candyman (Candyman)
• Gods and Titans (Charmed)
• The Tribunal (Charmed)
• Cleaners (Charmed)
• Angels of Destiny (Charmed)
• Old Ones (Charmed)
• Ashildr/Me (Doctor Who)
• The Beast (Doctor Who)
• Captain Jack Harkness (Doctor Who/Torchwood)
• Mathias (Fading of the Cries)
• Jacob (Fading of the Cries); The protection spell he received when he was fatally wounded seems to have made him immortal
• Henry Morgan (Forever)
• Adam (Forever)
• Jason Voorhees (Friday the 13th)
• Michael Myers (Halloween)
• Pinhead (Hellraiser)
• Adam Monroe/Takezo Kensei (Heroes)
• Claire Bennet (Heroes)
• Sylar (Heroes)
• Highlander-type Immortals (Highlander); can be killed by decapitation
  • Connor MacLeod
  • Duncan MacLeod
• Kamen Rider Genmu Zombie Gamer Level X (Kamen Rider Ex-Aid); Achieved after getting stabbed by his own Gashacon Bugvisor, lost when Ex-Aid reprogrammed it away
• Jareth, the Goblin King (Labyrinth)
• Kaulder (The Last Witch Hunter)
• The Leprechaun (The Leprechaun series)
• Ego (Marvel Cinematic Universe)
• Star Lord (Marvel Cinematic Universe); formerly
• Nathan Young (Misfits)
• Mrs. Byrne (Mr. Young)
• Set (The Mummy)
• Caleb Mathias (Mutant X); via resurrection
• Carmine The Bowler (Mystery Men)
• Nanny McPhee (Nanny McPhee)
• Freddy Krueger (A Nightmare on Elm Street)
• Rumpelstiltskin (Once Upon a Time)
• Zoso (Once Upon a Time)
• Peter Pan (Once Upon a Time)
• The Jabberwocky (Once Upon a Time in Wonderland)
• Krispin Stockley (Powers)
• Immortals (The Protector)
• Erasmus Darkening (The Sarah Jane Adventures)
• Curtis Knox (Smallville)
• Fairies (Torchwood)
• Flint (Star Trek); originally
• The Q (Star Trek); all Q are immortal from the beginning of the universe to the end
• Emperor Vitiate (Star Wars); via Sith Magic
• Darth Sidious (Star Wars); via essence transfer
• Darth Nihilus (Star Wars)
• Darth Sion (Star Wars)
• Darth Zash (Star Wars)
• The Darkness/Amara (Supernatural)
• God (Supernatural)
• Death (Supernatural)
• Leviathans (Supernatural)
• Alphas (Supernatural)
• Eve (Supernatural)
• All humans on Earth (Torchwood: Miracle Day)
• Grandma (The Twilight Zone: I Sing the Body Electric)
• Immortals (The Vampire Diaries)
• Sirens (The Vampire Diaries)
• Original Vampire (The Vampire Diaries)
• Original Hybird (The Vampire Diaries)
• Powerful Witches (The Vampire Diaries); via Spell Casting
• Joanna Beauchamp (Witches of East End)
• King Nikolaus (Witches of East End)
• Powerful Witches (Witches of East End)

Cartoons

• Hunson Abadeer (Adventure Time)
• The Lich (Adventure Time)
• Mr. Freeze (Batman: The Animated Series)
• Grant Walker (Batman: The Animated Series)
• Professor Paradox (Ben 10 series)
• Celestialsapiens (Ben 10 series)
• Sir George (Ben 10: Ultimate Alien)
• Diagon (Ben 10: Ultimate Alien)
• Bill Cipher (Gravity Falls); Erased from existence via Memory eraser gun
• Firstbourne (Lego Ninjago: Masters of Spinjitzu)
• Shendu (Jackie Chan Adventures)
• Demon Sorcerers (Jackie Chan Adventures)
• Scamper (Igor)
• Doctor Victor Frankenstein (Mary Shelley's Frankenhole)
• Elizabeth Frankenstein (Mary Shelley's Frankenhole)
• Heinrich and Gustav Frankenstein (Mary Shelley's Frankenhole)
• Sanguinaire Polidori (Mary Shelley's Frankenhole)
• Discord (My Little Pony series)
• Princess Celestia (My Little Pony series)
• Princess Luna (My Little Pony series)
• King Sombra (My Little Pony series)
• Queen Chrysalis (My Little Pony series)
• Lord Tirek (My Little Pony series)
• Aku (Samurai Jack); can only be wounded/killed by Jack's katana
• The Guardian (Samurai Jack)
• Mumm-Ra (ThunderCats)
• Primus (Transformers); via an Indestructible Spark
• Unicron (Transformers); via an Indestructible Spark
• Starscream (Transformers); via Indestructible Spark
• Rampage (Transformers: Beast Wars); via an Indestructible Spark

Literature

• Raimon Fosca (All Men Are Mortal)
• Randall Flagg (The Dark Tower)
• Crimson King (The Dark Tower)
• Sir Isaac Ray Pelham Westcott (Date A Live)
• Haplo's dog (Death Gate Cycle)
• Celestial Immortals (Desolate Era)
• Empyrean Gods (Desolate Era)
• True Gods (Desolate Era)
• Daofathers of the Great Firmament (Desolate Era)
• Brittany/Drake (Gone)
• Sir Angus Prize (Happy Ness: The Secret of the Loch)
• Elves (The Inheritance Cycle)
• Sun Wukong (Journey to the West)
• Sauron (The Lord of the Rings)
• Saruman (The Lord of the Rings)
• Gods, Titans, and Giants (Percy Jackson)
• Morgoth (The Silmarillion )
• It/Pennywise (Stephen King's It)
• Tuck Family (Tuck Everlasting)
• Beloved (The Unicorn Chronicles); via the tip of the unicorn, Whiteling's horn embedded in her heart
• The Chrion (The Unicorn Chronicles); via having his vital essence placed in a jeweled golden egg; though his aging was slowed greatly
• Golden Boy (Wild Cards)
• Fanoxean (The Young Guardians)

Video Games

• Guardian of Metal (Brütal Legend)
• Vincent Valentine (Compilation of Final Fantasy VII)
• Lucifer (Dante's Inferno)
• Dominus Ghaul (Destiny)
• Guardians (Destiny)
• Icon of Sin (Doom Eternal)
• Alduin (The Elder Scrolls)
• The Nerevarine (The Elder Scrolls); granted immortality by The Corpus Disease
• The Hero of Kvatch (The Elder Scrolls); after becoming The New Sheogorath
• Daedric Princes (The Elder Scrolls)
• William Black (Fable)
• Merlin (Fate Grand Order); Lacks the concept of death
• Tiamat (Fate Grand Order); Cannot die as long as there is life on earth
• Goetia (Fate Grand Order); Lacks the concept of death
• Demon Pillars (Fate Grand Order); Lack the concept of death
• Caius Ballad (Final Fantasy XIII-2)
• Grima (Fire Emblem)
• Kratos (God of War)
• John White/The Beast (inFAMOUS 2); eventually died from the Ray Field Inhibitor activated by Cole MacGrath or giving his powers to Cole
• Tusk (Killer Instinct)
• Ganondorf (The Legend of Zelda)
• Althena (Lunar Silver Star Story); eventually sacrificed her immortality to be reborn as a human.
• Scorpion (Mortal Kombat)
• Shinnok (Mortal Kombat)
• Quan Chi (Mortal Kombat); via Amulet of Shinnok
• Bryce (NeverDead)
• Wizeman the Wicked (NiGHTS into Dreams)
• AZ (Pokémon)
• AZ’s Floette/Eternal Flower Floette (Pokémon)
• Alex Mercer (Prototype)
• James Heller (Prototype)
• Kyrie Illunis (Sands of Destruction)
• The Divine Dragon (Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice)
• Kuro, the Divine Heir (Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice); via the Dragon's Heritage
• Sekiro (Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice); via the Dragon's Heritage
• The Infested (Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice); via Centipede Parasites
  • Guardian Ape/Headless Ape
  • Hanbei the Undying
  • Monks of Senpou Temple
  • Corrupted Monk
• The Darkness (Skylanders)
• Ancient Elementals (Skylanders)
• Clockwork (Sly Cooper series)
• Shadow The Hedgehog (Sonic The Hedgehog)
• Black Doom (Sonic the Hedgehog)
• Mephiles the Dark (Sonic the Hedgehog)
• Solaris (Sonic the Hedgehog)
• Iblis (Sonic the Hedgehog)
• Chip/Light Gaia (Sonic the Hedgehog)
• Light Chaos/Chaos Chao (Sonic the Hedgehog)
• Dr. Henry West (Splatterhouse 2010)
• Rosalina (Super Mario Galaxy)
• Jacob/Jacob the Deathless Prophet of Constantinople (Tomb Raider)
• The Deathless Ones (Tomb Raider)
• Fairies (Touhou Project)
• Fujiwara no Mokou (Touhou Project)
• Kaguya Houraisan (Touhou Project)
• Eirin Yagokoro (Touhou Project)
• Snow White (Valkyrie Crusade)
• Immortal Rahu (Valkyrie Crusade)
• Olgierd von Everec (The Witcher 3: Hearts of Stone)
• Gaunter O'Dimm (The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt)
• Geras (Mortal Kombat)

Comics

• Mammoth Mogul (Archie's Sonic The Hedgehog)
• The Endless (DC Comics)
• Swamp Thing (DC Comics)
• Lobo (DC Comics)
• New Gods (DC Comics)
• The Source (DC Comics)
• Doomsday (DC Comics); via Reactive Adaptation
• Vandal Savage (DC Comics)
• Immortal Man (DC Comics)
• Mitch Shelley/Resurrection Man (DC Comics)
• Professor Ivo (DC Comics); via immortality elixir
• Magus (DC Comics)
• Solego (Disney Adventures)
• Glory (Image Comics)
• Spawn (Image Comics)
• Mortigan Goth (Marvel Comics)
• Yi-Yang (Marvel Comics)
• Bruce Banner/Hulk (Marvel Comics)
• Franklin Richards (Marvel Comics)
• Galactus (Marvel Comics)
• Garokk (Marvel Comics)
• Ulyssess Bloodstone (Marvel Comics); via the Bloodgem
• Terror (Marvel Comics)
• Ego the Living Planet (Marvel Comics)
• Watchers (Marvel Comics)
• Carina Tivan (Marvel Comics)
• Nightmare (Marvel Comics)
• Dormammu (Marvel Comics)
• Phoenix Force (Marvel Comics)
• Olympians (Marvel Comics)
• Elders of the Universe (Marvel Comics)
• Celestials (Marvel Comics)
• Eternals/Homo Immortalis (Marvel Comics)
• Selene (Marvel Comics)
• Mr. Sinister (Marvel Comics)
• Romulus (Marvel Comics)
• Remus (Marvel Comics)
• Cyber (Marvel Comics)
• Thanos (Marvel Comics); cursed to never die
• James "Logan" Howlett/Wolverine (Marvel Comics); via Healing Factor
• Daken Akihiro (Marvel Comics); via Healing Factor
• Nightcrawler (Marvel Comics); via sacrificing his soul
• Sentry (Marvel Comics)
• Joshua Foley/Elixir (Marvel Comics)
• Wonder Man (Marvel Comics)
• Atlas (Marvel Comics)
• Count Nefaria (Marvel Comics)
• Adam Warlock (Marvel Comics)
• Sir James Jaspers/Mad Jim Jaspers (Marvel Comics)
• Owen Reece/Molecule Man (Marvel Comics)
• Ogun (Marvel Comics)
• Adam Destine (Marvel Comics)
• Mister Immortal (Marvel Comics)
• Deadpool (Marvel Comics); cursed to never die
• Corvus Glaive (Marvel Comics); via Glaive
• Juggernaut (Marvel Comics)
• Maestro (Marvel Comics)
• Spirits of Vengeance (Marvel Comics)
• The Deathwalkers (Marvel Comics)
  • Lichidus
  • Cairn
  • Adur
  • Viciada
• Zahard (Tower of God)
• Vampirella (Vampirella)
• Pantha (Vampirella)
• Von Kreist (Vampirella)
• The Accursed (Vampirella)
  • Cain
  • Doctor Faustus
  • Medea
• 10 Great Warriors (Tower of God)
• Dr. Manhattan (Watchmen)
• Ananke (The Wicked + The Divine)
• Mr. Majestic (Wildstorm/DC Comics)

Folklore/Mythology

• Nicholas Flamel (Alchemy/Folklore); via Elixir of Life
• The Eight Immortals (Chinese Mythology); via eating a Peach of Immortality.
• God (Christianity/Judaism/Islam)
• Angels (Christianity/Judaism/Islam)
• Cain (Christianity/Judaism)
• Vampires (Folklore)
• Santa Claus (Folklore)
• Deities (Mythologies/Religion)
• Demons (Religions)

Web Comics

• Zanta Claws (Eddsworld)
• Immortals (El Goonish Shive)
• Anyone who reaches god tier (Homestuck); can still be killed permanently if their death is just or heroic.
• Caliborn/Lord English (Homestuck); was granted unconditional immortality.

Web Original

• That Guy With The Glasses (Channel Awesome)
• Douchey McNitpick (Channel Awesome)
• Santa Christ (Channel Awesome)
• Malachite (Channel Awesome/Suburban Knights)
• Slenderman (Creepypasta)
• Sonic.exe (Creepypasta)
• Zalgo (Creepypasta)
• Ben Drowned (Creepypasta)
• Dr. Bright (SCP Foundation); via SCP-963-1
• SCP-138 - The Ever-Living Man (SCP Foundation)
• SCP-049 - Plague Doctor (SCP Foundation)
• SCP-682 - Hard-to-Destroy Reptile (SCP Foundation)
• SCP 173 - The Sculpture (SCP Foundation)
• SCP-897 - Voodoo Organ Transplant (SCP Foundation)
• SCP-1440 - The Old Man from Nowhere (SCP Foundation)
• SCP-2039 - Pikes 'n' Wagners (SCP Foundation)
• SCP-2430 - Immortal Hitler Clone (SCP Foundation)
• SCP-2632 - No Fury (SCP Foundation); can only be harmed/killed by Bethany and Jacob Manfred
• SCP-3602-A - The Monkey King's Legacy (SCP Foundation)
• SCP-3477 - Will the Real Harold Holt Please Stand Up? (SCP Foundation)
• SCP-4680 - Oh, Those Russians... (SCP Foundation)
• SCP-4918 - Bergentruckung (SCP Foundation)
• Grand Karcist Ion (SCP Foundation)
• Robert Bumaro (SCP Fondation)
• The Klavigars (SCP Foundation)
  • Klavigar Nadox
  • Klavigar Lovataar
  • Klavigar Orok
  • Klavigar Saarn
• All life on Earth (SCP Foundation); End of Death Canon

Web Animation

• Suction Cup Man (Piemations)
• Salem (RWBY)

Known Objects

Anime/Manga

• Cure-All Elixir (Baccano)
• Grand Panacea (Baccano)
• Behelits (Berserk)
• Sacred Bloodworms (kessen-chu) (Blade of the Immortal)
• Hōgyoku (Bleach)
• Dragon Balls (Dragon Ball series)
• Super Dragon Balls (Dragon Ball series)
• Zombie Tattoo (Marchen Awakens Romance)
• Mermaid flesh (Mermaid Saga)
• Time Spores (Mnemosyne)
• Fountain of Youth (Nanatsu no Taizai)
• Ambrosia (Toaru Majutsu no Index)
• Book of Truth (Omamori Himari)
• Pure Gold (One Piece)
• Legendary Silver Crystal (Sailor Moon)

Comics/Cartoons

• Chaos Emerald of Immortality (Adventures of Sonic the Hedgehog)
• Dog Talisman (Jackie Chan Adventures)
• Yin Blade (Lego Ninjago: Masters of Spinjitzu)
• The Bloodgem (Marvel Comics)
• The Lifeline Tablet (Marvel Comics)

Movies

• The Medal of Everlasting Life (The Book of Life)

Video Games

• Fruit of Youth (Endeavor)
• Cure Virus (Ever17)
• Triforce of Power (The Legend of Zelda Series)
• The Divine Source (Rise of the Tomb Raider)
• Hourai Elixir (Touhou Project)
• Elixirs of Immortality (Valkyrie Crusade)
  • Amrit
• Peaches of Immortality (Valkyrie Crusade)

Folklore/Mythology

• Peaches of Immortality (Chinese Mythology)
• Ambrosia (Greek Mythology)
• Amrita (Hindu Mythology)
• Golden Apples of Idunn (Norse Mythology)
• Elixir of Life (Mythology/Folklore)
• Fountain of Youth (Folklore)
• Panacea (Mythology/Folklore)

Live Television

• The Horizon (Alias)
• Eternal Spring (Charmed)
• Fountain of Youth (Charmed)
• Cup of Ankh (House of Anubis)
• Holy Grail (Once Upon a Time)
  • Dark One's Dagger
  • Excalibur
• Mark of Cain (Supernatural)

Literature

• The Font of Immortality (Fablehaven)
• Keys of the Architect (Keys to the Kingdom)
• The House (Keys to the Kingdom)

Web Original

• SCP-963-1 - Immorality (SCP Foundation)
• Stone of Righteousness (Stupid Mario Brothers)

Galleries

Folklore/Mythology

Zeus (Greek Mythology) is the immortal Father of the Gods and ruler of Olympus.

Sun Wukong (Journey Into The West) become unable to die or be harmed in any way after eating both the food of the heavens and erasing his name off death's register.

Anime/Manga

Kakine Teitoku (A Certain Magical Index) achieved a form of immortality by creating a human tissues (and a new body) out of his Dark Matter, however he was killed by his own Dark Matter after overusing it with his newly created body which he was not used to.

Ladylee Tangleroad (A Certain Magical Index) is an immortal, in that when she grew weary of living, she sought to use powerful magic to kill her, which did not work.

Tenzen Yakushiji (Basilisk) having his symbiote "eat" away his wounds and restoring any ravages of time or battle, even reattaching his head by sealing the cut.

10 years after Tenzen's death, Joujin (Basilisk) gained the symbiote that was Tenzen's spirit, "eating" away any wounds aging the same way Tenzen's symbiote did.

Skull Knight (Berserk), the mysterious 1,000 year old enemy of the God Hand and Apostles.

Nosferatu Zodd (Berserk), the 300 year old "God of the Battlefields and Combat".

Wyald (Berserk), the 100 year old leader of the Black Dog Knights.

Behelits (Berserk) are stone fetishes of unknown supernatural origin said to govern the fate of humanity. They are used primarily for summoning the angels of the God Hand, at which point their owners are granted a wish in exchange for a sacrifice.

Creed Diskenth (Black Cat) possesses the God's Breath nano-machines within his body, regenerating even fatal wounds in seconds and maintaining his youth, thus granting him immortality aside from any brain damage being irreparable.

Sōsuke Aizen (Bleach) gained immortality after fusing with the Hōgyoku.

C.C (Code Geass) is immortal.

V.V (Code Geass) is immortal.

Muzan Kibutsuji (Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba)

Majin Buu (Dragon Ball series) is nigh-imposssible to kill unless every last molecule of his being is vaporized at once.

Future Zamasu (Dragon Ball Super) wished for immortality upon the Super Dragon Balls, allowing him to never age, never be killed, and causing any injury to heal instantly.

Due to the contradiction caused by the fusion of the absolutely immortal Zamasu and the mortal Goku Black, Fused Zamasu (Dragon Ball Super) has imperfect immortality.

Angels (Dragon Ball Super) are immortal as long as they do not break the divine laws they have to obey.

Garlic Jr. (Dragon Ball Z) succeeded in making a wish for immortality with the Dragon Balls, allowing him to regenerate from all bodily damage.

Zeref (Fairy Tail) was cursed by Ankhseram with his contradiction curse which gives him uncontrollable Death Magic and Immortality.

Mavis Vermilion (Fairy Tail) was cursed with immortality after casting an incomplete Law spell.

Kagerō (Flame of Recca) using a forbidden spell that opens a time portal, but it traps her outside of space-time, rendering her completely immortal.

The Truth (Fullmetal Alchemist) is invincible, immortal and invulnerable.

Over 500 years old, Utsuro (Gintama) possesses immortality by harnessing the Altana energy of Earth to prevent aging and recover from wounds and diseases.

Kouka (Gintama) possessed immortality by harnessing the Altana energy of Kouan to prevent aging and recover from wounds and diseases. However, when she left the planet for good, she weakened overtime and died.

China (Hetalia) is the only nation stated to be truly immortal.

DIO Brando (JoJo's Bizarre Adventure) become a vampire and gain immortality by using the Stone Mask.

The Stone Mask (JoJo's Bizarre Adventure Parts I Phantom Blood and II Battle Tendency).

The Pillar Men (JoJo's Bizarre Adventure Part II: Battle Tendency)

Through the unknown power of his Stand or since merging with DIO's flesh bud, Nijimura's Father (Jojo's Bizarre Adventure Part IV Diamonds Are Unbreakable) is effectively immortal and possess extraordinary healing capabilities.

Notorious B.I.G. (JoJo's Bizarre Adventure Part V/5: Golden Wind/Vento Aureo) is an immortal Stand due to it's Reforming powers and the fact it activated through the death of its original user, and as such, the original user cannot be killed in order to be rid of it.

Yūta (Mermaid Saga) is a 500 years old immortal since unwittingly eating mermaid's flesh.

Mana (Mermaid Saga) is a 15 years old immortal since being fed mermaid's flesh.

Masato (Mermaid Saga) is an 800 years old immortal since eating mermaid's flesh.

Setsuna F. Seiei (Mobile Suit Gundam 00 The Movie - A wakening of the Trailblazer)

Meliodas (Nanatsu no Taizai) was cursed with the immortality by the Demon King.

Orochimaru (Naruto) considers himself immortal with his Living Corpse Reincarnation to transfer his soul to another body and his Cursed Seals as anchors of his conscious.

Hidan's (Naruto) main advantage is his inability to die by physical damage, though he is vulnerable to death by lack of nutrient.

Kakuzu (Naruto) attained a form of immortality (though he denies to think of it as such) by tearing hearts out of others and integrating them into himself, extending his lifespan. He kept five inside him at all times.

Madara Uchiha (Naruto) claims he has achieved complete immortality due to hosting the Shinju, as he regenerated form his torso being blown apart. Only when the tailed beasts were all pulled out of him did he die.

Kaguya Ōtsutsuki (Naruto) is immortal, in that she has tremendous regenerative powers, and that the only way to defeat her is to seal her person away by splitting her chakra into the nine tailed beasts.

Gemma Himuro (Ninja Scroll) putting his severed body parts back together, even his head is possible, rendering him immortal.

Due to her race, Jibril (No Game No Life) has reached 6407 years of age, she also has incredibly vast knowledge and high magical abilities, in two words; she gathers many old and new knowledge, in other words; she can no longer age or die.

Yume Hasegawa (Pupa) is an immortal monster incarnated into human form, possessing regenerative abilities that rendered her very difficult to kill.

Utsutsu Hasegawa (Pupa) has been fed the flesh of her immortal "sister", giving him tremendous regenerative powers that made him more or less immortal.

Rin Asogi (RIN ~Daughters of Mnemosyne~) is immortal, due to a magic spore from Yggdrasil.

Free (Soul Eater) is a werewolf from the Immortal Clan, and therefore, immortal. He can only be harmed and killed by the "Witch-Hunt".

Kojō Akatsuki (Strike the Blood) is revealed to be immortal, even by vampire standards after regenerating from complete decapitation.

Tōta Konoe (UQ Holder) cannot regrow limbs unless they are completely destroyed, but otherwise is immortal and can reattach any of it, including his head.

Karin Yūki (UQ Holder) has one of the highest ranked forms of immortality, stating that she's "not permitted to get hurt or die".

Elder Toguro (Yu Yu Hakusho) stated that his regenerative powers keep him from dying. This prevented him from dying from Kurama's torturous Sinning Tree.

Video Games

Guardians (Destiny) are considered immortal due to being empowered by the Light and coming back from death every time.

Dominus Ghaul (Destiny) after stealing the Light has become Immortal as he can resurrect himself.

Porky Minch (Earthbound) has abused Time Travel so much that his body is stuck in the current timeline and cannot age nor die.

Though he can be imprisoned and sealed away, Grima (Fire Emblem) can only be truly and permanently killed by his own hand.

It is believed that Ganondorf (The Legend of Zelda) is immortal due to the Triforce of Power.

Clockwerk (Sly Cooper) has kept himself alive for millennia thanks to his cybernetic body and his jealousy and hatred of the Cooper Clan.

The Darkness (Skylanders) can only be killed by the Core of Light.

Shadow the Hedgehog (Sonic the Hedgehog)

Chip/Light Gaia (Sonic the Hedgehog)

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Solaris (Sonic the Hedgehog) is a super-dimensional life form and the Sun God of Solenna, and exists in all timelines that he is immortal unless he is killed simultaneously in every temporal point.

Presea Combatir (Tales of Symphonia) is immortal and invulnerable because of a combination of her exsphere and her special ability Suppress

Kaguya Houraisan (Touhou Project) drank the Hourai Elixir, which grants her immortal in every sense of the word: she does not age, is immune to disease, and can regenerate from even being completely disintegrated.

Scorpion (Mortal Kombat)

Snow White (Valkyrie Crusade) is a immortal princess that is always trying to die, but nothing works.

Cartoons/Comics

Doomsday (DC Comics), is immune to all that once killed him.

Ra's al Ghül (DC Comics) is granted immortality by the Lazarus Pit's effects.

Lobo (DC Comics) possesses regenerative powers of such a level that he can recreate his entire body from nothing more than a puddle of his blood, as he is banned from Death.

Mitch Shelley/Resurrection Man (DC Comics) is immortal, and will return to life no matter how many times he is killed, returning with a new power associated to how he was killed.

Hercules (Marvel Comics) an Olympic half God.

Deadpool (Marvel Comics) is in the same boat as Thanos, both banished from death.

Gaea (Marvel Comics), the Elder Goddess of Nature.

Loki (Marvel Comics), the God of Mischief, is immortal.

Zeus (Marvel Comics), the King of the Olympic Gods.

Atlas (Marvel Comics) no longer ages and is functionally immortal because of the ionic energy that empowers him.

Adam Destine (Marvel Comics) is immortal and invulnerable to physical harm.

Mr. Immortal (Marvel Comics) having evolved beyond death cannot be killed permanently, and will always come back to life without so much as a scar.

Count Nefaria (Marvel Comics) no longer ages and is functionally immortal because of the ionic energy that empowers him.

Simon Williams/Wonder Man (Marvel Comics) no longer ages and is functionally immortal because of the ionic energy that empowers him.

Garokk (Marvel Comics) The Petrified Man

Dr. Manhattan (Watchmen) is immortal due to his physiology.

Although he can still be killed, Joshua Foley/Elixir (Marvel Comics) is virtually immortality as he can resurrect himself.

Ananke (The Wicked + The Divine)

Pariah Dark (Danny Phantom) is the powerful immortal, former king of ghosts.

Peter Griffin (Family Guy) has survived many life threatening situations and came back unscathed.

Ernie the Giant Chicken (Family Guy) always comes back for a rematch despite Peter Griffin always dealing a fatal blow on Ernie.

The Dog Talisman (Jackie Chan Adventures) grants its master invincibility.

General Immortus (Teen Titans) knows the strategy of every battle in history because he was there to see it.

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Diagon (Ben 10: Ultimate Alien) does not age and cannot be killed.

The Eternals (Marvel Comics) a race of immortal beings that live alongside humanity for centuries.

Nightcrawler (Marvel Comics) cannot return to the afterlife due to sacrificing his soul in order to resurrect himself. This means Kurt cannot die by any natural means

Pantha (Vampirella) is a former high priestess of Ra from ancient Egypt who was cursed with eternal life by the gods after she ate her son in her panther form.

Von Kriest (Vampirella) was a Prussian officer during World War One who gained immortality by beating the Devil in a card game.

Discord (My Little Pony Series) is known to survive 1000 years in his stone prison without dying.

Television/Movies

Lord Voldemort (Harry Potter) acquired immortality by splitting his soul and hiding the fragments in various objects as anchors, though when his body was destroyed, he existed as a spectral form that many others would prefer death over.

Fawkes (Harry Potter) is a phoenix, who will be reborn with all of his memories intact upon death, and thus immortal, being the only known creatures in the wizarding world to have natural immortality.

Adam Monroe (Heroes) possessed immortality due to his tremendously advanced regeneration ability, though once the ability is taken away from him, he died within seconds.

Nathan Young (MisFits) is immortal.

Starscream (Transformers G1) possesses an immortal Spark, soul energy, meaning even if his physical vessel is destroyed he will live on.

Jason Voorhees (Friday the 13th) can only be truly and permanently killed by his own family members.

The Beast (Doctor Who) claims to have existed before our universe was created

Candyman (Candyman) has lived for centuries

Ashildr AKA Me (Doctor Who) is effectively immortal due to being given a Mire computer chip.

Dr. Henry Morgan (Forever) mysteriously gained immortality after being shot and dumped in the Atlantic Ocean in 1814.

Adam (Forever) 2,000 year old serial killer.

Pennywise or It (Stephen King's It).

The Darkness/Amara (Supernatural)

According to Death, the Mark of Cain (Supernatural) makes the wielder virtually immortal as its power is such that even Death himself can't reap the person with the Mark.

Others

Santa Christ (Channel Awesome)

Salem (RWBY) was cursed with immortality by the Gods, as punishment for her deception.