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Revision as of 04:26, 27 May 2018
The power to never die as long as a certain object exists. Variation of Reliant Immortality.
Also Called
- Object-Based Immortality
- Object-Dependent Immortality
- Phylactery
- Soul Jar
Capabilities
The user is immortal so long as a specific object, place, being, etc. exists and remains intact. In short, the object is what anchors the user to life.
Applications
Associations
- Concept-Dependent Immortality
- Dependency
- Double-Edged Power
- Power Via Objects
- Reliant Immortality
- Self-Puppetry
Limitations
- Destruction of the object can render the user mortal, or worse, outright kill them.
Known Users
- Planetary Gears (Captain Earth); via Ego Blocks
- Vandal Savage (DC Comics); via harvesting the organs of his blood descendants.
- Ra's Al Ghul (DC Comics); via the Lazarus Pits.
- Mad Hettie (DC Comics)
- Liches (Dungeons and Dragons) via their phylacteries.
- Voldemort (Harry Potter); via his Horcruxes.
- Yura of the Hair (InuYasha); via hiding her soul in comb.
- The Beast (Over the Garden Wall); via Dark Lantern
- Koschei (Russian folklore); hid his soul in needle.
- Dorian Gray (The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen); via his painting.
- Asagi Aiba (Strike the Blood); via Cain's Altar
- Homunculi (Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood); King Bradley is the exception, because he has a Philosopher's Stone with only one soul, while the other Homunculi possess stones created from the life forces of multiple people.
- Van Hohenheim (Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood); via the Philosopher's Stone.
- Rose (The Legend of Dragoon); via her Choker
- Granny Rags Aka Vera Moray (Dishonoured); via her cameo
- Marrow (Arkwell Academy); via a phoenix
- Gems (Steven Universe)
- Charlie B. Barkin (All Dogs Go To Heaven); via his watch
- Rasputin (Don Bluth’s Anastasia); via Reliquary
Known Objects
- Lazarus Pits (DC Comics)
- Philosopher Stone (Fullmetal Alchemist)
- Horcruxes (Harry Potter)
- The Bloodgem (Marvel Comics)
- Cosmic Cube (Marvel Comics)
- Infinity Gauntlet (Marvel Comics)
- Pledge Stone (Slayers)
- The Mark of Cain (Supernatural)
Gallery
After escaping heaven and returning to earth, Charile Barkin (All Dogs Go To Heaven) was immortal so long as he kept his gold watch.
Ra's Al Ghul (DC Comics) can stay young and relatively immortal as along there exist a Lazarus Pit.
The Homunculus' (Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood) power core relies on their Philosopher Stone, this includes immortality, eternal youth and regeneration.
The Mark of Cain (Supernatural)
Voldemort (Harry Potter) made several horcruxes, containing parts of his soul, rendering him immortal
As long as she remains on Cain's altar, Asagi Aiba (Strike the Blood) cannot be killed by any means and the ritual ground will keep her alive by all kinds of factors.