Mutative Regeneration

Mutative Regeneration
After being mortally wounded by gunfire, William Birkin (Resident Evil 2) infected himself with the Golgotha/G-Virus, not only healing his wounds, but also mutating into a creature of incredible strength.
Power/Ability to:	Regenerate and mutate from wounds.

The ability to regenerate from a wound at the cost of mutating after regeneration. Combination of Regenerative Healing Factor and Genetic Mutation.

Capabilities

User can regenerate from even the most serious of wounds at the cost of mutating after each regeneration. The user could go insane from the reconfiguration of their physical form. The user may also become more resilient from whatever wounds they heal and mutate from.

Applications

• Genetic Mutation
• Regenerative Empowerment
• Regenerative Healing Factor

Variations

• Regenerative Transformation

Associations

• Adaptive Resurrection
• Artificially Enhanced Physiology
• Feral Mind
• Double-Edged Power

Limitations

• Mutations may be permanent.
• The user may be incapable of choosing what they mutate into.
• Usage may lead to mentality degeneration.
• Continuous regeneration may lead to more disfiguring mutation cumulatively.

Known Users

• Waylon Jones/Killer Croc (Batman: Arkham/DC Comics)
• Victor Borkoski/Anole (Marvel Comics)
• Curtis Miller (Resident Evil: Degeneration) via the Golgotha/G-Virus
• William Birkin (Resident Evil 2); via the Golgotha/G-Virus
• Nemesis-T Type (Resident Evil 3); via the Nemesis Alpha Parasite
• Piers Nivans (Resident Evil 6) via C-virus
• C-virus victims (Resident Evil 6)
• Mold infected (Resident Evil 7)
  • Lucas Baker
  • Jack Baker
  • Marguerite Baker
• Engineers (Tokyo Gore Police)
• Gozu (Area D)
• Cell Stimulation users (Code:Breaker)
• Evangelion Mark. 09 (Evangelion: 3.0 You Can (Not) Redo)
• Spartacus (TYPE-MOON); through Crying Warmonger
• Doomsday (DC Comics)
• Fused Zamasu (Dragon Ball Super)
• Crawler (Worm)

Gallery

After suffering brutal experimentation, Killer Croc (Batman: Arkham/DC Comics) mutated even further upon regenerating.

As a result of his unstable body, Fusion Zamasu (Dragon Ball Super) mutates into a purple monster upon regenerating himself.

As William became increasingly injured during his fights with Leon S. Kennedy and Claire Redfield, the G-virus rapidly healed and evolved his body to that a clawed juggernaut...

...In his third form, the G-virus mutated William in a hulking, multi-armed brute with his humanity all but lost...

...At this point in his forth form, William had already sustained a lot of damage, forcing the G-virus to compensate mutate him into a ferocious monster of claws and multiples eyes...

…In his fifth and final form, William has sustained significant damage to the point where the G-virus was unable to fully heal him, leaving him to become nothing more than a mindless mass of flesh and teeth.

While starting out relatively humanoid, the Nemesis-T Type's (Resident Evil) healing factor will mutate it if healing from sufficient damage...

...Such as making it far more bestial, faster, and stronger after being caught in an explosion.

Aoba Takatsu's subordinates (Code:Breaker) possess the ability Cell Stimulation, which causes their cells to grow and regenerate whenever they are attacked, mutating them into monstrosities.

After losing an arm to a demon in limbo Victor Borkoski a.k.a. Anole (Marvel) grew a brand new limb more powerful than the last.

Crawler's (Worm) regeneration eventually turned his body into a monstrous form.