Telekinetic Regeneration

Telekinetic Regeneration
Mewtwo (Pokémon Origins) using "Recover" to coat itself with psychic energy, rejuvenating cells.
Power/Ability to:	regenerate via telekinetic influence.

The power to regenerate via telekinetic influence. Sub-power of Telekinesis. Variation of Regenerative Healing Factor.

Also Called

• Telekinetic Enhanced Regeneration
• Telekinetic Healing Factor
• Telekinetic Self-Healing

Capabilities

The user can repair themselves using Telekinesis, with the user's strength/mental strength and power over telekinesis defining the rate of regeneration. If they are powerful enough, they can repair themselves to molecular, atomic, or even subatomic level.

Applications

• Regenerative Healing Factor

Associations

• Telekinetically Enhanced Condition
• Telekinesis

Limitations

• May drain the user's mental stamina.
• More damage may require more power.

Known Users

• Accelerator (A Certain Magical Index)
• Unabara Mitsuki (A Certain Magical Index)
• Eternals (Marvel Comics)
• Psychic-type Pokémon (Pokémon)
• John Vattic (Second Sight)
• Browbeat (Worm)
• Matt Garetty ("Martyr")

Gallery

Accelerator (A Certain Magical Index) can use his vector redirection to control the flow of blood, preventing it from spilling out of injuries, as well as close up wounds.

Eternals.jpg

The Eternals (Marvel Comics) possess a complete telekinetic lock on their molecular structure, allowing them to regenerate from anything including total atomic dispersal.

Sabrina's Kadabra (Pokémon) using "Recover" to psychically restore its own cells, healing the burns it suffered from Pikachu's "Thunderbolt".

John Vattic (Second Sight) demonstrates.