Regeneration Bestowal

Regeneration Bestowal
Utsuro (Gintama) granting Oboro limited regenerative powers via his immortal blood, though in the long terms the blood is actually causing the mortal body to corrode, while prolonging his suffering by preventing him from dying.
Power/Ability to:	Grant others regeneration.

The power to grant others the power of regeneration. Sub-power of Regeneration Manipulation. Variation of Power Bestowal. Opposite to Healing Erasure.

Also Called

• Healing Factor Bestowal

Capabilities

User can grant other beings regeneration.

Associations

• Healing Armor
• Healing Blood
• Health Manipulation
• Power Bestowal
• Regeneration Calling
• Regeneration Manipulation
• Regenerative Healing Factor

Variations

• Regeneration Inducement is a temporary form of Regeneration Bestowal. The user causes regenerative healing in someone else, but this bestowed ability only lasts a few hours or a few days.

Limitations

• Can only bestow Regeneration.
• This ability does not prevent users from having their own Regenerative Healing Factor, but users without a Regenerative Healing Factor cannot use this power to give themselves such ability.
• Healing Factor Nullification can undo/nullify this ability.
• Recipient may not be able to handle regeneration depending on strength, causing potential adverse effects.

Known Users

• Akuro (Alive: The Final Evolution)
• Yhwach (Bleach)
• Nemu Kurotsuchi (Bleach)
• Peco (Breath of Fire III); via fusion/hybrid form
• Haruto Kurosawa (Coppelion)
• Wood Golems (Disagaea)
• Shen Long (Dragon Ball series)
• Utsuro (Gintama)
• Claire Bennet (Heroes); via Healing Blood
• Adam Monroe (Heroes); via Healing Blood
• Weapon X Project (Marvel Comics)
• Yume Hasegawa (Pupa)
• Devil Bug Chimera, Antares (Sky Wizards Academy)
• Othala (Worm)

Known Items

• Ecto-Dejecto (Danny Phantom)
• Memento Mortem (Dungeons & Artifacts)
• Heroic Renewal technology (Age of Mythology: The Titans)
• Mythic Rejuvenation technology (Age of Mythology: The Titans)
• Animal King: Lionelle (Akame Ga Kill!)
• Blood of Eternity (Angel)
• Hōgyoku (Bleach)
• Gekisen (Buso Renkin)
• Sacred Bloodworms (kessen-chu) (Blade of the Immortal)
• Dionesium (DC Comics)
• Regenerator G1 (Godzilla)
• Sephiroth Grail (Highschool DxD)
• Regen Serum (Marvel Comics)
• Connors Formula (Marvel Comics)
• Hashirama's Artificial Body (Naruto)
• Stone of Gelel (Naruto)
• SCP-596 - Cursed Regeneration Statue (SCP Foundation)
• RL65 (Smallville)
• Ooze (Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles IDW)
• V (True Blood)
• Resin from Tree of Life (Uncharted 2: Among Thieves)
• The Mold (Resident Evil)
• Looney DNA (Tiny Toons Looniversity)

Gallery

Anime/Manga/Manhwa

Animal King: Lionelle (Akame Ga Kill!) grants its wearer powerful regeneration as its trump card.

Akuro (Alive: The Final Evolution) granted many humans special powers and accelerated regeneration upon coming to Earth.

The Hōgyoku (Bleach) granted Sōsuke Aizen a protective regeneration when he embedded it into his chest.

Yhwach (Bleach) granted his Sternritter various powers via his blood, some of which can have regenerative side-effects, such as Mask De Masculine, Gremmy Thoumeaux and Giselle Gewelle.

Nemu Kurotsuchi (Bleach) has a gland in her body that forces rapid cell regeneration at such a rate that if consumed, without the fail-safe implant, will cause the consumer to experience uncontrollable regeneration until the body self-destructs.

The Gekisen (Buso Renkin) grants its wielder, Genji Ikusabe, regeneration powers so long as he is holding onto it.

Haruto Kurosawa (Coppelion) dripping his super regenerative enriched blood onto Kanon Ozu, giving her increased regeneration rate.

Valerie's (Highschool DxD) Sephiroth Graal can use its power over life to give regeneration powers to others.

Madara Uchiha (Naruto) granted himself regenerative powers…

…from cultivating cells out of his old rival Hashirama's artificial body.

Yume Hasegawa (Pupa) fed her brother Utsutsu some of her flesh to transform him into a Pupa monster just like her, as Pupa monsters have accelerated regenerative powers.

Comics

Ooze (Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles IDW) possesses vast regenerative properties…

…allowing Takeshi Tatsuo to regenerate his severed leg…

…and saving Old Hob's life when he was fatally shot by Baxter Stockman.

Dionesium (DC Comics) is a chemical compound that grants regenerative abilities...

...affecting the Joker so much when he fell in it that he was able to regenerate his face after it was cut off, and instantly heal from a lethal gunshot.

Regen Serum (Marvel Comics) grant regeneration.

The Connors Formula (Marvel Comics) was created to allow others to regenerate lost limbs, though it had unexpected side effects.

Live Television/Movies

Regenerator G1 (Godzilla) bestows Godzilla's regeneration upon any being that shares his cells.

The Mohra Demon's (Angel) Blood of Eternity possesses vast regenerative properties…

…enough to turn Angel from a vampire to a living human…

…and allow Kurth to regenerate his severed third arm.

After being shot, Noah Bennet (Heroes) is transfused with his daughter Claire's healing-enriched blood…

…regenerating his wounds and bringing him back from the dead.

RL65 (Smallville) speeds up healing in humans.

Jessica Hamby (True Blood) allows her husband Hoyt to drink her vampire blood to heal.

Dr. Curt Connors (The Amazing Spider-Man) overlooking his newly regenerated arm.

Video Games

Wood Golems (Disagaea) can bestow their regeneration abilities to others with Magichange.