Resurrective Rebirth

Resurrective Rebirth
Upon his death, Equinox (Batman: Brave and the Bold) was able to absorb the powers of all the Lords of Order and Chaos causing him to be revived and reborn as a god.
The power to:	Enter a state of rebirth upon resurrection.

The power to enter a state of rebirth upon resurrection. Combination of Death Transformation, Remaking and Resurrection Augmentation. Variations of Transformation Ascendancy. Not to be confused with Resurrection Empowerment.

Also Called

• Resurrective Remaking

Capabilities

Users can enter a permanent state of rebirth upon resurrection. Upon death, users are reborn into a newer, better and more enhanced version of themselves. When they are resurrected, their entire existence is redefined, and during the process, any and all characteristics and features of their existence (body, mind, soul, abilities, nature, parameters, properties, aspects, etc.) are enhanced completely.

Upon their resurrection, users achieve an entirely new level of existence that is much improved, with various corrections that unlock a superior form of the enhancements from their latent potential. This includes gifted supernatural abilities, power and mastery, and any other skill they may already possessed.

The nature of one’s rebirth is dependent on the source that resurrected them, which grants new powers and adjustments to enhance themselves that’s bound to the source. Their status and physiology change based on the nature behind the source of power (divine, magical, spiritual, scientific, etc) that brought them back in the first place.

Application

• Absolute Self-Resurrection
  • Identical Self-Reincarnation
• Divine Resurrection
  • Resurrection Empowerment
• Enhanced Resurrection Roulette
  • Absolute Superpower Creation
• Reconfiguration
  • Remolding
• Self Transcendence
  • Self-Deification
• Transformation Ascendancy
  • Supernaturally Enhanced Physiology
• Upgrading
  • Body Recreation

Associations

• Ascended
• Cybernetic Resurrection
• Death Transcendence
• Immortal Rebirth
• Retroactive Immortality

Limitation

• The nature of user's rebirth is dependent on what source their resurrected by.
• Their new state can be permanent and are unable to return.

Known Users

• Equinox (Batman: Brave and the Bold)
• Darkseid (DC Animated universe)
• Myotismon (Digimon Adventure 02)
• Jason Voorhees (Friday the 13th)
• Achilles (Greek Mythology)
• Aeneas/Jupiter Indiges (Greek Mythology); via Ambriosia and Nector
• Heracles/Hercules (Greek Mythology)
• Count Luchino Nefaria (Marvel Comics)
• Erik Josten/Atlas (Marvel Comics)
• Simon Williams/Wonder Man (Marvel Comics)
• Castiel (Supernatural)
• Antauri (Super Robot Monkey Team Hyperforce Go!)
• Skeleton King (Super Robot Monkey Team Hyperforce Go!)
• Neo (The Matrix)
• Megatron/Galvatron (Transformers Armada/Energon)
• Smokescreen/Hoist (Transformers Armada)
• Optimus Prime (Transformers Prime)

Gallery

Darkseid (DC Animated universe) when he was unintentionally resurrected by Lex Luther, he fused with the remnants of Brainiac which made him more powerful then before.

After being subjected to regenerative nanotechnology, the undead serial killer Jason Voorhees (Friday the 13th) was reborn as the cybernetic Uber-Jason.

Castiel (Supernatural) was killed by Lucifer as a human but was resurrected by God shortly after and was reborn as a Seraph.

Antauri (Super Robot Monkey Team Hyper Force Go!) was once a cyborg like robot monkey…

… but in his death was resurrected and reborn into a more robotic version of himself.

Upon his death, Optimus Prime (Transformers Prime) was resurrected and upgraded by The Forge of Solus Prime, granting him new strengths, weapons and abilities that most autobots wouldn’t have making him twice as more powerful than ever before.

Megatron (Transformers Armada/Energon)

Hoist (Transformers Armada)

When Neo (The Matrix) died he was able to resurrect and ascend himself to gain incredible and digital powers that make him the most powerful person in the Matrix.