Physical Restoration

Physical Restoration
Ultear Milkovitch (Fairy Tail) using Restore.
Power/Ability to:	Restore broken/damaged items.

The power to restore physical structures to optimal condition. Sub-power of Elemental Transmutation and Technology Manipulation. Inorganic counterpart to Healing.

Also Called

• Inorganic Renewal
• Mending
• Repairing
• Undo

Capabilities

The user can repair and return any broken or damaged non-living object to its optimal state no matter how long it has been broken or how damaged it was.

Applications

• Defense Recovery
• Form Restoration
• Object Repairing
• Weapon Regeneration

Associations

• Absolute Restoration
• Elemental Transmutation
• Flawless Restoration
• Restoration
• Temporal Reload
• Technology Manipulation

Limitations

• Can only be used on non-living objects.
• Distance, mass, precision, etc. depend upon of the knowledge, skill, and strength of the user, and their power's natural limits.
• Larger or more complicated objects may take longer and/or more power to repair.
• May have limit to how many/big objects can be repaired.
• May have limit to how extensive damage can be repaired.

Known Users

• Belldandy (Ah! My Goddess)
• Tatsuya Shiba (The Irregular at Magic High School)
• Aureolus Izzard (To Aru Majutsu No Index)
• Alchemists (Fullmetal Alchemist)
• Ultear Milkovitch (Fairy Tail)
• Rudeus Greyrat (Mushoku Tensei)
• Merlin (Nanatsu no Taizai)
• Wizards (Harry Potter); via the "Reparo" spell
• Kesaran Pasaran (Hell Teacher Nube)
• Ghirahim (The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword)
• Gwen Grayson/Sue Tenny/Royal Pain (Sky High)
• Terumi Yuuki (BlazeBlu)
• Clank (Ratchet & Clank); via the Chronosceptor
• Amu Hinamori (Shugo Chara!); as Amulet Clover
• Josuke Higashikata (JoJo's Bizarre Adventure Part IV Diamonds are Unbreakable); via Crazy Diaomond
• Whitelighters (Charmed)
• Orphen ("Sorcerer Stabber Orphen")
• Fix-it Felix, Jr. (Wreck-It Ralph)
• Fix-it Felix, Sr. (Wreck-It Ralph)
• Dr. Manhattan (Watchmen)
• Turaga Dume (Bionicle); via Noble Kanohi Kiril
• Honoka Takamiya (Witch Craft Works); via Evermilon
• Camryn Barnes (Twitches)
• Witches (Witches of East End); via Spell Casting
• Virgilia (Umineko: When They Cry)
• Sadao Maou (The Devil is a Part-Timer)
• Trevor Belmont/Alucard (Castlevania: Lords of Shadow); via Timeless Vision
• Fix-Its (Batteries Not Included)

Known Objects

• Chronoscepter (Ratchet & Clank)
• Wraith Blade (Legacy of Kain)
• Queen La's Staff (Legend of Tarzan)
• The Horse Talisman (Jackie Chan Adventure)

Known Locations

• Ralua Forest (The New Gate)

Gallery

Trevor Belmont/Alucard (Castlevania: Lords of Shadow) can temporarily restore the ruined areas of Dracula's castle to their original condition using Timeless Vision.

The Elric brothers (Fullmetal Alchemist) can use alchemy to restore broken/damaged items to "perfect" condition.

Using the Chronoscepter, Clank (Ratchet & Clank) can restore broken and damaged objects to their original condition by striking them.

Leo (Charmed) repairing a neon sign with his Healing powers.

Drawing on Raziel's life force, the Wraith Blade (Legacy of Kain) restores the material Soul Reaver.

The Horse Talisman (Jackie Chan Adventure) can repair inanimate objects, such as a broken statue and a sinking cruise ship.

Josuke Higashikata’s (JoJo's Bizzare Adventure Part IV Diamonds are Unbreakable) stand, Crazy Diamond, has the ability to restore anything it touches or punches into a previous state, or simply repair an object by touching it.

Alphonse Elric (Fullmetal Alchemist) using Alchemy to restore his arm.

Reparo/Mending Charm/Repairing Charm (Harry Potter) can be used to repair seamlessly broken object and works on most materials.