The ability to utilize a health meter for any character. Sub-power of Video Game Physics.
Also Called[]
- Hit Point Meter
- HP Meter
Capabilities[]
The user can utilize a meter for themselves to indicate the measure of their health. They can indicate whether they are in danger or not or regenerate health either overtime or by outside factors. If the user has ludicrous health, they can take ridiculous amount of hits and still be fine. If the user levels up, their health point meter may increase as well. The user's HP meter can factor with their armor, durability and endurance.
Applications[]
- Enhanced/Supernatural/Invulnerability/Absolute Invulnerability
- Enhanced/Supernatural/Absolute Endurance
- Enhanced/Supernatural/Absolute Health
- Enhanced/Supernatural/Absolute Life-Force
- Enhanced/Supernatural/Absolute Regeneration
- Enhanced/Supernatural/Absolute Stamina
- Experience Manipulation
- Health Augmentation
- Medical Mastery
- Number Empowerment
Associations[]
Limitations[]
- Users status of dead or alive is solely determined based on their health point meters.
Known Users[]
See also Hit Points.
- Various Video Game Users
- Satou Pendragon (Death March to Parallel World Rhapsody)
- Nenji (Horizon In The Middle of Nowhere)
- Dan Yuseong (Infinite Leveling: Murim)
- Kumoko/Shiraori (So I'm a Spider, So What?)
- Freyja (Sword Art Online)
- The Rider Gauges of the Kamen Riders (Kamen Rider Ex-Aid)
- Player (Terraria)
- Han Jee Han (The Gamer)
Known Powers[]
- Pulse of Life (Final Fantasy VII)
- Fullheal (Dragon Quest)
Gallery[]
Golgoroth (Destiny) is an example of a boss that has monstrous health in the millions, he can take massive damages, but his meter will not get down pass first quarter of the way.
Videos[]
Attacking the wrong level NPC - High Level