The power to heal using chi. Sub-power of Chi Manipulation. Variation of Healing and Life-Force Healing. Not to be confused with Spiritual Healing.
Also Called[]
- Ki/Qi Healing
Capabilities[]
User can heal oneself and others using chi.
Applications[]
Associations[]
Limitations[]
- Extensive use could exhaust and/or damage the user.
- Disruption of chi flow could diminish and/or negate healing.
- May take time to build up enough chi to properly heal.
Known Users[]
Anime/Manga/Manhwa[]
- Various Characters (Dragon Ball series)
- Dende
- Son Goku
- Hou Ken (Kingdom)
- Kyou Kai (Kingdom)
- Madame Hou (Kingdom)
- Master Hou (Kingdom)
Cartoons/Comics[]
- Waterbenders (Avatar: The Last Airbender/The Legend of Korra); via bending
- Uncle Chan (Jackie Chan Adventures)
- Various Kung Fu Masters (Kung Fu Panda)
- Oogway
- Ancient Pandas
- Jing
- Danny Rand/Iron Fist (Marvel Comics)
- Victor Alvarez/Power Man (Marvel Comics)
Video Games[]
- Wild Flower/Chai Ka (Jade Empire)
Gallery[]
Anime/Manga/Manhwa[]
Son Goku (Dragon Ball series) healing a bird with his chi.
Dende (Dragon Ball series) healing Vegeta.
Kyou Kai (Kingdom) using Qigong to speed up Shin's vitality in order to fight off a fever.
Hou Ken (Kingdom) using Qigong to heal a dying Ri Boku of his wounds during their first encounter.
Cartoons/Comics[]
Waterbenders (Avatar: The Last Airbender/The Legend of Korra) can heal wounds by redirecting energy paths/chi throughout the body by using Waterbending.
Uncle Chan (Jackie Chan Adventures) transfers Jade's chi into Tohru to restore him following the Jiangshi's attack.
Danny Rand/Iron Fist (Marvel Comics) using chi to help speed up Dakota North's healing.
Live Action[]
Danny Rand (Marvel Cinematic Universe) uses his chi to heal Colleen Wing.