Patience Embodiment

"The strongest of all warriors are these two - time and patience. It's from War and Peace. 1,400 pages. It takes a while, but it's worth the read. Tolstoy knew that patience was the epitome of strength. It takes fortitude to stand still, just as it is a sign of weakness or cowardliness to move when you should have not."

― Clock King (Arrow)

"It would take a man of stone with a funnybone of steel to resist that."

― Homer Simpson (The Simpsons)

The power to become the embodiment of patience. Variation of Patience Manipulation and Virtue Embodiment. Opposite to Wrath Embodiment.

Also Called[]

Endurance Embodiment
Patience Personification
Patience Incarnate
The Patient
The Living Patient
The Walking Patient
Enhanced Patience

Capabilities[]

The user of this power can become the embodiment of Patience, they are able to refrain from impulsive and irrational behavior. They may be able to convert their patient works and actions into a sort of energy to become a weapon or an attacking offense and also making it become a support to others as well as defense from any opposing powers of this embodiment.

Applications[]

Associations[]

Concept Embodiment
Good Embodiment
Omnibenevolence, capable of forgiveness and grace not matter what the mistake someone has made.
Patience Manipulation
Virtue Embodiment
Virtue Inducement

Limitations[]

The maybe overpowered by the persons who possesses the power of Hatred Embodiment and Wrath Embodiment.

Known Users[]

God (Christianity)
Jesus Christ (Christianity)
Rulers of Perseverance (Kumo Desu ga, Nani ka?)
- Kumoko/Shiraori
Golden Child (The Golden Child)
Tang Tang (Miraculous World: Shanghai – The Legend of Ladydrgon)
Uriel (Seven Heavenly Virtues)
Sieghart (Rave Master)
The Jerrys (SOUL)
Patience Soul (Undertale)
Patience (Valkyrie Crusade)
Buddha (Buddhism)
SMG4 (SMG4)