The power to possess an ability that only activates after the user's own death. Not to be confused with Sacrificial Power, Suicidal Attack, After-Death Power Continuity, or Double-Edged Power. Variation of Conditional Power.
Also Called[]
- Death-Activated Power
- Post-Mortem Ability
- Post-Mortem Power Activation
Capabilities[]
The user possesses a power or ability that automatically activates as a result of their own death.
Associations[]
- After-Death Power Continuity
- Double-Edged Power
- Near-Death Empowerment
- Reincarnation
- Sacrificial Power
- Self-Resurrection
- Suicidal Attack
Limitations[]
- The user has to die for the power to take effect and may be unable to activate it while alive.
- The user might not be aware of their power or how to activate it.
- Users of any form of Resurrection may be able to cancel post-mortem abilities by reviving the user.
Known Users[]
See Also: Death Activated Super Power.
- Shamna (Code Geass); via her Geass
- Mitch Shelley/Resurrection Man (DC Comics)
- Immortals (Highlander)
- Users of post-mortem Nen (Hunter x Hunter)
- Camilla Hui Guo Rou
- Hisoka Marrow
- Kacho Hui Guo Rou
- Neferpitou
- Rengoku (Hunter x Hunter: Last Mission)
- Stray Cat (JoJo's Bizarre Adventures Part IV: Diamond is Unbreakable)
- Carne (JoJo's Bizarre Adventure Part V: Vento Aureo/Golden Wind)
- Dead Girl (Marvel Comics)
- Dr. Stephen Strange (Marvel Comics)
- Neo (The Matrix)
- Chain (Hero Killer)
- Brook (One Piece); via the Yomi Yomi no Mi
- Victim (Overlord)
- Alex Mercer (Prototype); via Blacklight Virus
- Natsuki Subaru (Re:Zero); via Return by Death
- Albert Wesker (Resident Evil); via prototype virus
- Habaki Sakagami (Shinza Banshou series); via Misogiharae - Yomotsugaeri
- Mercurius (Shinza Banshou series); via Vive Memor Mortis - Acta Est Fabula
- Heracles (TYPE-MOON); via God Hand