Transcendent Undead Physiology

Transcendent Undead Physiology
Izanami (Shintoism), Primordial Goddess of both Creation and Death.
Power/Ability to:	Become an Undead corpse with a divine/godly status.

The power to use the divine and godly traits of a transcendent undead entity. Highest form of Undead Physiology. Undead variation of Transcendent Physiology.

Also Called

• Divine Undead Physiology
• Godly Specimen Physiology
• Undead Deity/God

Capabilities

The user with this ability is or able to transform into a transcendent undead entity; an necrotic entity with a divine and godly status with almighty feats.

In folkore, the undead is a dead corpse that is alive and moving (very sluggish and clumsy), but incapable of perceiving their surroundings and feeding off of human flesh. They also have an irrational thinking process. They are often vicious when encountered, very strong, and the only way to kill them is to smash their head in any way.

However, when in the state of transcendency,  the user doesn't have those faults. The user is a god-like undead entity and has became the most powerful out of all their species.

Transcendent Undeads are the highest form of the undead. They are high in statistics and condition most noticeably, such as speed, strength, durability, etc. and all senses are divine. The user can even gain dark magic, hence, most undead corpse are reanimated by dark magic such as Voodoo.

Applications

• All Death-Based Abilities
• Almighty Ascension
  • Absolute Survivability
• Death Transcendence
• Mesmerizing Presence
  • Defeat Inducement
  • Hypnosis
  • Unnatural Presence
• Prime Being
  • Entity Lordship (Over all undead creatures)
  • Imperceptibility
  • Indomitable Will
  • Meta Magic (Mostly Voodoo or Dark Arts)
  • Ultimate Intangibility
• Transcendent Physiology
  • Absolute Condition
    • Absolute Immortality
    • Absolute Speed
    • Absolute Stamina
    • Absolute Strength
  • Limitation Transcendence
  • Omnifarious (Most likely forms that they turn into will be zombified or undead-like, even though transcendent)
  • Reality Warping
• Undead Physiology
  • Apocalypse Inducement
  • Brain Empowerment
  • Consumption Healing
  • Conversion
    • Disease Generation
    • Undead Conversion
  • Death Empowerment
  • Defunct Physiology
  • Illusion Manipulation
    • Absolute Illusion
  • Killing Instinct
    • Feral Mind
• Undead Manipulation
  • Carcass Manipulation
  • Zombie Manipulation

Variations

• Dark Arts: The undead are heavily associated with black magic.
  • Necromancy
  • Reanimation
  • Resurrection
  • Voodoo/Sympathetic Magic
• Transcendent Ghost Physiology
  • Transcendent Poltergeist Physiology
• Transcendent Ghoul Physiology
• Transcendent Vampire Physiology

Associations

• Defunct Physiology
• Frankensteinian Monster Physiology
• Omnicide
• Prime Being
• Revenant Physiology
• Transcendent Physiology
• Undead Physiology
• Zombie Physiology
• Zompire Physiology

Limitations

• Usually, humans are the main enemies against the undead, so a Transcendent Human could maybe defeat the user.
• Users may be controlled by users of Undead Manipulation.
• As Necromancy, Voodoo, Dark Arts, etc. can control undead corpse and other things like it, the user can probably be vulnerable to Meta Magic.
• User may still decay and rot.
• May be vulnerable to the effects of Divine Power Absorption, Divine Power Negation, Divine Energy Absorption or Transcendent Negation.
• May be slain by users of Transcendent Weaponry, Divine Slayer or Omnislayer.

Known Users

• Izanami (Shintoism)
• Death/Pale Horseman (Christianity)
• Ītzpāpālōtl (Aztec Mythology)
• Mictlāntēuctli (Aztec Mythology)
• Mictēcacihuātl (Aztec Mythology)
• Mot (Canaanite Mythology)
• Ankou (Welsh Mythology)
• Death (European Folklore)
• Osiris (Egyptian Mythology)
• Seker (Egyptian Mythology)
• Kalma (Finnish Mythology); the Stench of Corpses
• Kisin (Lacandon Mythology)
• God A (Mayan Mythology)
• Mimir (Norse Mythology)
• Hel (Norse Mythology)
• Citipati (Buddhist Mythology)
• Liches (Folklore)
• Santa Muerte (Christian Folklore)
• San La Muerte (Christian Folklore)
• Evil Ernie (Chaos!/Dynamite Entertainment)
• The Godeater (Chaos!/Dynamite Entertainment)
• Gravelord Nito (Dark Souls)
• The Rotten (Dark Souls II)
• Ashen One (Dark Souls III); as the Lord of Hollows
• Lords of Cinder (Dark Souls III)
• Lord of Bones (Darksiders 2)
• Pharaohmon (Digimon)
• Black Hand (DC Comics)
• Tsuki-yomi (DC Comics/Vertigo Comics)
• Brethren Moons (Dead Space)
• Falazure (Dungeons & Dragons)
• Kyuss (Dungeons & Dragons)
• Tenebrous (Dungeons & Dragons)
• Dark Ones (The Evil Dead)
• Evil Ash (The Evil Dead)
• Atropus, The World Born Dead (Forgotten Realms)
• Irwin (The Grim Adventures of Billy and Mandy)
• Setsuna Takemaru (Inuyasha)
• Killabily (Lollipop Chainsaw)
• Hive Queen (Marvel Comics)
• Ainz Ooal Gown (Overlord)
• Vecna (Planescape)
• Hokuto (Shikabane Hime)
• The Narrator/God (Space Dandy); via the Zombie Virus
• The Overlord (Splatterhouse 2010)
• Lich (Valkyrie Crusade)
• Nagash, God of Afterlives (Warhammer: Age of Sigmar)
• Grandmother (Wrath: The Oblivion)
• Exodia Necross (Yu-Gi-Oh!)

Known Items

• Markers (Dead Space)
• Necronomicon Ex Mortis (The Evil Dead)
• So'unga (Inyasha: Swords of an Honorable Ruler)
• The Poisons (Marvel Comics)

Gallery

Blackhand (DC Comics)

Tsuki-yomi (DC Comics/Vertigo Comics)

Gravelord Nito (Dark Souls), first of the dead and one of the original keepers of the Lord Souls.

The Rotten (Dark Souls II) is a massive amalgam of undead that possesses the Old Dead One Soul, the reincarnated soul of Gravelord Nito.

Those of great power who sacrifice themselves to the First Flame rise again as a Lord of Cinder (Dark Souls III).

An Unkindled who willingly accepts the Darksign and usurps the First Flame becomes the Lord of Hollows (Dark Souls III).

Brethren Moons (Dead Space) are moon-like necromorphs that assimilate entire planets.

Killabily (Lollipop Chainsaw) is a massive zombie comprised of the remains of thousands of dead zombies and the undisputed overlord of the Rotten World, with enough necromantallic power to physically corrode universes .

Ainz Ooal Gown (Overlord) is an extremely powerful undead.

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Lich (Valkyrie Crusade) is the transcendent lord of the undead, having power beyond life and death and having both on the palm of her hand, and is the one that unified the immortals.

Atropus, The World Born Dead (Forgotten Realms) is the single most ancient and powerful undead being in existence, a undead abomination that is in fact an entire planet. He possesses powers beyond mortal measure and the ability to create other transcendent undead beasts called Atropals.

Tenebrous (Dungeons and Dragons) is the undead god once know as Orcus, who despite his supposedly weakened status, actually ended up possessing a power greater then the greatest of gods and primordials.

So'unga (Inuyasha) the blade of hell has the power to reanimate and bolster the strength of any undead being he chooses so long as any lingering grudge of their's still keeps them going...

...such as Takemaru of Setsuna. Empowered by its demonic energy, he was powerful enough to fight Daiyokais such as Sesshomaru, and was the only undead able to resist the purification powers of the Tenseiga.

Evil Ernie (Chaos!/Dynamite Comics) is a necrotized demigod with the ability to bring his thoughts to life and siphon the powers of godlike entities into himself.

The Hive Queen (Marvel Comics) is the source of all the symbiote consuming Poisons throughout the Marvel Multiverse...

...through her progeny, a nest of vicious monsterized hollow corpse symbiote iterations of various heroes and villains have spread and consumed countless iterations of themselves across reality.