Self-Resurrection

Self-Resurrection
As Phoenix, Jean Grey (Marvel) can resurrect herself upon death
Power/Ability to:	revive oneself upon death

The power to resurrect oneself upon death. A sub-power of Resurrection.

Also Called

• Self-Revive

Capabilities

The user is able to revive themselves upon death, makig them immune to abilities such as Death Inducement and potentially can live forever. 

Applications

• Immortality

Variations

• Infinite Resurrection

Associations

• If combined with Reactive Adaptation, the user may gain Adaptive Resurrection.
• Ash Resurrection
• Multiple Lives
• Nine Lives
• Regenerative Healing Factor
• Reincarnation
• Resurrection
• Spare Body

Limitations

• User cannot bring others back to life, only themselves.
• If the power is gained through technology, destroying the technology can stop the user from resurrecting, making their death permanent.
• May take awhile to revive.
• May have a limited amount of resurrections.
• May not be able to resurrect if entire body is destroyed.

Known Users

• Phoenix (Mythology)
• Users of Phoenix Physiology and Resurrection
• Humanoid Cylons (Battlestar Galactica)
• Jean Grey (Marvel);when possessed by the Phoenix Force
• The Phoenix Force (Marvel)
• Chloe Sullivan (Smallville)
• Jack Harkness (Doctor Who)
• Any mermaid flesh eaters who do not die from it (Mermaid Saga)
• Haplo's dog (Death Gate Cycle)
• Chloe King (The Nine Lives of Chloe King)
• Doomsday (DC Comics)
• Susan Ashworth (The Cat Lady)
• Misogi Kumagawa (Medaka Box)
• Wendy Beauchamp (Witches of East End); Nine Lives
• Prometheus (Supernatural)
• Anyone who reaches god tier (Homestuck)

Gallery

Like his fellow cylons, Cavil (Battlestar Galactica) can resurrect upon death by transferring his consciousness into a new and identical body

Due to being immortal, Nathan's body can repair itself to is pre-death state and wake up good as new.