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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, making 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 Bodies
Multiple Lives
Nine Lives
Regenerative Healing Factor
Reincarnation
Resurrection

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)
Oliver (Supernatural)
Kratos (God of War)
Anyone who reaches god tier (Homestuck)
Lazarus Demons (Charmed)
Any human who wears the enchanted rings (The Vampire Diaries)
Kenny McCormick (South Park)

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