The power to be immune to radiation. Sub-power of Radiation Manipulation. Variation of Contaminant Immunity and Selective Invulnerability. Not to be confused with Radiation Resistance.
Also Called
- Radiokinetic Immunity
- Radiation Durability/Invulnerability/Proof
Capabilities
The user is either immune to radiation or its effects.
Applications
- Take less damage from radiation-based attacks.
- Survive the fallout of a nuclear explosion.
- Immune to effects of radiation, such as getting cancer as well as genetic mutations.
Associations
- Bionic Physiology
- Contaminant Immunity
- Enhanced Endurance
- Environmental Adaptation
- Nuclear Immunity
- Plasma Manipulation
- Radiation Manipulation
- Regenerative Durability
- Regenerative Healing Factor
- Scorpion Physiology
- Selective Invulnerability
Limitations
- May only be immune to the effect of radiation, such as getting diseases.
- May have upper limits on how much radiation they are immune to.
- The user may survive a nuclear explosion, but they may still suffer injuries from the blast.
Known Users
Manga/Anime
- Ibara Naruse (Coppelion)
- Aoi Fukasaku (Coppelion)
- Taeko Nomura (Coppelion)
Video Games
- Axe Zombies (Blood)
- Bloated Butchers (Blood)
- Protagonist Characters (Fallout); via Rad Resistance, Rad Tolerance, & Lead Belly Perks
- Ghouls (Fallout series)
- Children of Atom (Fallout series)
- FEV Mutants (Fallout series)
- Zombies (Hλlf-Life series)
- Zombies (Quake series)
- Statues (Quake: Dissolution of Eternity)
- Statue Death/Hell Knights
- Statue Knights
- Air Elementals (Serious Sam)
- Scout (Team Fortress 2)
- Fire Elementals (Crypt of the NecroDancer)
- Golems (Crypt of the NecroDancer)
- Ice Elementals (Crypt of the NecroDancer)
- Mushrooms (Crypt of the NecroDancer)
- Skeletons (Crypt of the NecroDancer)
- Slimes (Crypt of the NecroDancer)
- Zombies (Crypt of the NecroDancer)
- Utsuho Reiuji (Touhou Project)
- Samus Aran (Metroid Prime); via Phazon Suit; limited to blue Phazon
Comics
- Starfire (DC Comics)
- Tamaraneans (DC Comics)
- Red Star (DC Comics)
- Mother of Champions (DC Comics)
- Kingdom Come Superman (DC Comics)
- Asgardians (Marvel Comics)
- Havok (Marvel Comics)
- Sunspot (Marvel Comics)
Movies
- Hedorah (Godzilla)
TV Series
- Blight (Batman Beyond)
- NRG (Ben 10)
- Chromastone (Ben 10: Alien Force)
- Bloxx (Ben 10: Omniverse)
- Water Hazard (Ben 10: Ultimate Alien)
- Ultimate Cannonbolt (Ben 10: Ultimate Alien)
- Time Lords (Doctor Who); immune to X-ray radiation
- Daleks (Doctor Who)
- Thals (Doctor Who); via anti-radiation drug
- Ted Sprague (Heroes)
- Peter Petrelli (Heroes)
- Sylar (Heroes)
- Homer Simpson (The Simpsons)
Known Objects
- Thal Anti-Radiation Drug (Doctor Who)
- RadAway (Fallout)
- Rad-X (Fallout)
- Ether and Ether+ (Coppelion)
- Phazon Suit (Metroid Prime); limited to blue Phazon
Gallery
Ibara Naruse, Aoi Fukasaku and Taeko Nomura (Coppelion) have been genetically engineered to be impervious to radioactivity, making them able to enter any radiation zone with no harm.
Due to decades of exposure to Earth's Sun, Kal-El/Superman of the Kingdom Come universe (DC Comics) has developed an immunity to Kryptonite.
As simply air that was shaped and animated to life by Mental, the Air Elementals (Serious Sam) are immune to radiation of all kinds.
Homer Simpson (The Simpsons) seems to be immune to nuclear radiation, as he simply shrugged off the radiation after emerging from a meltdown he caused, and even ate nuclear waste as a punishment with no ill effects.
The Scout (Team Fortress 2) can drink bonk, radiation and sugar filled drink with no ill effect's.
The Thals of Skaro (Doctor Who) had developed a drug which made them immune to the intense radiation caused by their war with the Kaleds.
After her suit was corrupted by Phazon, Samus Aran (Metroid Prime) wore the Phazon Suit which protected her from blue Phazon, but not the more lethal red Phazon.
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