- "Agh! Why does robot hold dead people? Is that future or past?"
- ― Charles Yamamoto (Family Guy)
The ability to have the traits of an undead machine. Variation of Undead Physiology, Hybrid Physiology, and Bionic Physiology. Not to be confused with Technorganic Physiology.
Also Called
- Bionic Undead Physiology
- Cybernetic Undead/Zombie Physiology
- Cyborg Undead/Zombie Physiology
- Necroborg Physiology
- Robot Zombine Physiology
- Undead Robot Physiology
- Zombie Robot Physiology
- Zombot Physiology
Capabilities
User of this power either is or can become an undead machine, a corpse that is dead, but still animated, and has cybernetic components added on them. Thanks to being undead as well, they have a lot of immunities and probably lost some of their physical weaknesses. Usually, the user is created into this form by being dead, and reanimated by special terms, specifically technology.
Applications
- Anatomical Liberation
- Apathy
- Bionic Physiology
- Cyber Mind
- Enhanced/Supernatural Body
- Invulnerability
- Killing Instinct
- Magitek Physiology
- Oxygen Independence
- Pain Suppression
Associations
- Defunct Physiology
- Frankensteinian Monster Physiology
- Hybrid Physiology
- Science Attuned Physiology
- Technorganic Physiology
Limitations
- May still need to feed on some sort of life-force to survive.
- Programming can program the user to do things they do not want to.
- Users of Technology Manipulation and Undead Manipulation can render the user helpless, due to their undead and technological form.
Known Users
Cartoons
- V-4 Vampire Virus victims (Bolts and Blip)
- Monkey members of the Hyperforce (Super Robot Monkey Team Hyperforce Go!); temporarily
- Antauri
- Gibson
- Mandarin
- Nova
- Otto
- SPRX-77
- Zombie Transformers (Transformers)
Comics
- Cyborg of Earth 43 (DC Comics)
- Robotman (DC Comics)
- Reanimen (Invincible)
- Endless Knights (Marvel Comics)
- Selene Gallio's Resurrected Mutant Army (Marvel Comics); via the Transmode Virus
- Thanasoids (Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Adventures)
- Verminator X
Films
- Uber Jason (Jason X)
Literature
- Technobeasts (Star Wars)
- Stalkers (Mortal Engines Quartet)
Manga/Anime
- Ixpellia (Nanoha)
RPG
- Rust-Risen (Pathfinder)
Video Games
- Cyborg Zombies (Call of Duty Online)
- Ghost Drones (The Chronicles of Riddick: Assault on Dark Athena)
- Twitchers (Dead Space)
- Husks (Mass Effect series)
- Reapers (Mass Effect series)
- Robert (The House of the Dead)
- Yaiba Kamikaze (Ninja Gaiden)
- Zomnics (Overwatch)
- Beheaded Bombers (Serious Sam series)
- Beheaded Firecrackers (Serious Sam series)
- Beheaded Kamikazes (Serious Sam series)
- Beheaded Rocketeers (Serious Sam series)
- Proxies (SOMA)
- Infested Machines (Warframe)
- Flesh Giants (World of Warcraft)
Gallery
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The Cyborg of Earth 43 (DC Comics) was turned into a vampire by Batman alongside the rest of the Justice League.
Robotman (DC Comics)
After being subjected to regenerative nanotechnology, the undead serial killer Jason Voorhees (Friday the 13th) was reborn as the cybernetic Uber-Jason.
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Endless Knights (Marvel Comics)
Selene Gallio's (Marvel Comics) Resurrected Mutant Army.
Reaper (Mass Effect)
Zomnic (Overwatch)
The Rust-Risen (Pathfinder) are rotting undead creatures, outfitted with ancient technology in the form of twitching relics of a spacefaring race.
Verminator X (Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Adventures) is a Thanasoid, a special kind of cyborg created by implanting cybernetics into dead bodies.