Mechanical Regeneration

Mechanical Regeneration
Having acquired abilities from the Devil Gundam, Master Asia's Master Gundam (Mobile Fighter G Gundam) gained the ability to repair itself from any form of damage.
Power/Ability to:	Repair any damage by mechanical means

 The ability to regenerate using mechanical machinery. Sub-power of Technology Manipulation. Variation of Regenerative Healing Factor.

Also Called

• Auto Reconstruct Circuitry (Sly Cooper series)
• Auto-Reconstruction/Repair/Reassembly/Restoration
• Cybernetic Healing Factor/Reconstruction/Repair/Reassembly/Restoration
• Mechanical Healing Factor/Reconstruction/Repair/Reassembly/Restoration
• Techno-Healing Factor/Reconstruction/Repair/Reassembly/Restoration

Capabilities

Users can regenerate their body's mechanical parts via advanced technology, allowing them to repair any damages done to their mechanical structure and possibly improve their design.

Applications

• Adaptive Regeneration
• Limb Reattachment/Limb Regrowth
• Physical Restoration
• Regenerative Durability
• Selective Invulnerability
• Repair using various forms of technology.

Associations

• Bionic Physiology
• Core-Reliant Regeneration
• Ferrokinetic Regeneration
• Regenerative Healing Factor
• Technology Manipulation
• Technorganic Physiology

Limitations

• May require time, leaving the user vulnerable.
• May be unable to regenerate from certain forms or extents damage.
• May require a specific source such as a computer, circuitry, or core.
  • If source destroyed, the ability is useless.
• May be limited to certain forms of technology.

Known Users

Cartoons

• Synthroid (Ben 10)
• Nanobot (Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles; 2003 TV series)

Comics

• Brainiac (DC Comics)
• The Fury (Marvel Comics)
• Nimrod (Marvel Comics)
• Tin Man (Marvel Comics)
• Ultron (Marvel Comics)

Films

• The Golden Army (Hellboy II: The Golden Army)
• Iron Giant (The Iron Giant)

Manga/Anime

• Crimson Kingbolt (Accel World)
• Meta-Cooler (Dragon Ball)
• No. 502 (Gintama)
• Gurren Lagann (Gurren Lagann)
• Devil Gundam/Dark Gundam (Mobile Fighter G Gundam)
• Master Gundam (Mobile Fighter G Gundam)
• Mukade (Naruto)

Video Games

• Dr. Ion (God Hand)
• Clockwerk (Sly Cooper)
• The Ravenous Octomaw (Splatoon)

Gallery

Brainiac (DCAU/Superman: Brainiac Attacks) rebuilding and reassembling his robotic body after clashing with Superman.

With the aid of the Big Gete Star, Meta-Cooler (Dragon Ball Z: The Return of Cooler) is able to repair any damage and whatever flaws in his design that allowed the injury are corrected.

Ryūzan Hayashi (Gintama) residing in No. 502, who can mechanically regenerate infinitely so long as the less-than-1 micrometer microchip is intact.

If he is ever broken apart, Dr. Ion (God Hand) can reassemble his body, and become equipped with a new weapon.

If the Fury (Marvel Comics) is damaged, it can use it's complex self-repair systems to regenerate.

Nimrod (Marvel Comics) can auto repair any damage to his armor and systems to an unknown extent.

The Devil Gundam's (Mobile Fighter G Gundam) self-regeneration systems allows to recover from damage, no matter how severe.

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Mukade (Naruto) regenerating his puppet body by applying the infinite Ryūmyaku chakra to it, repairing all damage.

Along with the using his hatred for the Cooper clan to fuel his immortality, Clockwerk (Sly Cooper series) posses an auto reconstruct circuitry to repair his body should it ever be damaged.

Whenever the Ravenous Octomaw (Splatoon) gets its teeth broken, it can replace them with a newer, stronger set of teeth.

Nanobot (Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles; 2003 TV series) is able to use its nano technology to regenerate itself from its smallest remnants.