The power to cry tears that have healing properties. Variation of Supernatural Tears, Regenerative Bodily Fluids and Organic Healing. Opposite to Poisonous Tears.
Capabilities[]
The user has tears that can heal any wound it touches. They can heal any living being including humans, animals, plants, etc. If the healing properties in the tears are potent enough, the user can cure poison and diseases and even revive the dead by crying on them.
Applications[]
- Healing
- Regenerative Bodily Fluids
- Regenerative Healing Factor by crying on one's own wounds.
- Resurrection
Associations[]
Limitations[]
- May be limited to healing either oneself or others.
- Teardrops must hit the physical wound itself in order to heal it.
- Tears may have to be sympathetic in order to work (being forced might not make it work).
- Can only heal physical damage, not emotional or mental damage.
- May need true compassion.
- Incapable of crying renders the ability unable to activate.
Known Users[]
Live Television/Movies[]
- Chloe Sullivan (Smallville)
- Citizens of KO-35 (Power Rangers)
- Tears of Purity Users (49 Days/Pure Love)
- Crying Ten (Ten Brothers)
- Fawkes the Phoenix (Harry Potter)
- Agua Cristi and Bendita Cristi (Agua Bendita)
Cartoons[]
- Rapunzel (Tangled)
- Unicorns (Mia and Me)
- Rose Quartz (Steven Universe)
- Fairies (Fairly OddParents)
- Forest Cyclops (Adventure Time)
Comics[]
- Superman (DC Comics); Brainiac Attacks via ingested chemical substance
Manga/Anime[]
- Mai Kawasumi (Kanon)
- Princess Mansherry (One Piece)
- Pokémon (Pokémon: The First Movie)
- Edward the Booble (Moomin)
Gallery[]
Rose Quartz (Steven Universe)
Rapunzel (Tangled)
With the powers of the Chiyu-Chiyu no Mi, Princess Mansherry (One Piece) can heal wounds with her bodily fluids, including tears.
Steven Universe (Steven Universe)
Edward the Booble (Moomin)