Undefeatable

Undefeatable
While a player controls Platinum Angel (Magic the Gathering), they cannot lose the game via any condition.
Power/Ability to:	Be unable to lose.

"Having great power doesn't change anything. I simply go through life, accept missions, and kill targets. I am capable of defeating everything. I never worked for this. This simply is the power I possess."

― Sabrac (Shakugan no Shana)

"Its a matter of perspective doctor. In the strictest sense, I did not win. I...busted him up."

― Data (Star Trek: TNG)

The ability to be unable to lose. Lesser version of Absolute Invincibility. Sub-Power of Supersede. Not to be confused with Victory Inducement.

Also Called

• Chance of Victory
• Invincibility
• Stalemate
• Unbeatability/Undefeatability/Unlosability

Capabilities

The user is unable to ever lose at anything. Existence bends itself around the user, preventing them from incurring a loss of any kind. This isn't to be confused with Victory Inducement, as you're not guaranteed to win, only not to lose - a constant chance to win.

Looking at Rock, Paper, Scissors as an example. If the user throws rock, their opponent would be simply unable to throw paper, leaving the result as a victory, or a tie. Looking further at this power, if the user was playing a game of chess, and was trying to purposefully lose, their opponent would still be unable to checkmate them, and if the user ran a race where only the top eight racers entered the next round, they would never come in ninth place or beyond. If in a fight against an opponent who is much more powerful, the user would still be unable to lose, even if it was equally impossible for them to win.

Applications

• Obstacle Manipulation - No obstacle could occur in the users life if it leads to a loss.
• Probability Manipulation - Remove all probability you will lose.
• Problem Manipulation - No problems could occur if it causes a loss.
• Success Inducement - For situations that can only be success-failure.
• Victory Inducement - For situations that can only be win-lose.

Associations

• Event Manipulation
• Meta Luck
• Plot Armor
• Probability Manipulation
• Reality Warping
• Situational Synchronicity

Limitations

• Doesn't guarantee victory, so the user will still have to work toward victory.
• May be limited in scope, or to certain types of losses.
• May be overwhelmed by a more powerful user of Victory Inducement/Victory Manipulation.
• Useless against Absolute Invincibility.
• Unless the user can share their ability, their friends and allies will suffer their own defeats.

Known Users

• Sonic the Hedgehog (Archie's Sonic the Hedgehog)
• Shantotto (Final Fantasy XI)
• Isca the Unbeaten (Marvel Comics)
• Doomguy/Doomslayer (Doom Series)
• Popeye the Sailor Man (Timble Theatre)
• Tobias (Pokémon anime)
• Sora and Shiro (No Game No Life)
• Aion (Chrono Crusade)
• Griffith/Femto (Berserk)
• Gilgamesh (The Unwritten); via The Stories about him

Known Objects

• Abyssal Persecutor (Magic the Gathering)
• Rabbit's Foot (Supernatural)
• Divine Serpent Geh (Yu-Gi-Oh!)

Gallery

Aion (Chrono Crusade)

Griffith/Femto (Berserk)

Having become an embodiment of Chaos, Sonic the Hedgehog (Archie's Sonic the Hedgehog) will always win in the end or rebound from a short-term defeat...

...driving Mammoth Mogul, a powerful Ixian wizard, to decide to simply wait it out until he dies of old age...

...and Dr. Eggman to create the Reality Warping Genesis Wave technology to have a way to conquer it.

After eating a can of spinach, Popeye (Timble theatre) will be able to beat any opponent effortlessly. even the entire universe getting turned off by god couldn't beat him.

Tobias (Pokémon anime)