Regenerative Healing Factor

The power to automatically and rapidly heal. Sub-power of Regeneration Manipulation. Opposite to Anti-Regeneration.

Also Called[]

• Accelerated/High-Speed/Rapid Healing/Healing Factor/Regeneration
• Healing Factora
• Regeneration
• Self-Healing/Regeneration

Capabilities[]

Users possess a regenerative healing factor, meaning that they can automatically and rapidly heal and regenerate from any physical, spiritual, and mental damage, attacks, harm, damage, and injuries they take and get restored to their optimal and full health/state at an extremely fast rate. Unlike Healing, regeneration/healing factor is a process that happens unconsciously without the need for activation, resulting in a constant state of optimal health. Regeneration is a process that occurs in all biological entities, but a regenerative healing factor is much more efficient, seamless, and powerful. So much so that users can recreate lost or damaged tissues, organs, and limbs, sometimes slowing, or even stopping aging, something natural regeneration can never accomplish (or does so extremely slowly). The rate and amount of healing vary widely (see Levels of Regeneration); some can regrow missing limbs, others must put the limb back in place for rapid regeneration. The user is generally in very good physical shape, as their bodies are constantly reverting to a healthy state, granting them nigh-inexhaustible stamina and vitality.

The regeneration process also increases the speed of processes the body uses in the healing such as endorphin production to mitigate pain reducing the amount of time and severity the subject feels discomfort leading to an increased pain threshold. Other processes included are the production of adrenaline and the fight or flight response which are greatly extended by the increased recovery leading to increased physical performance as the subject gains elevated strength and energy while also able to push their bodies harder due to decreased sensation of pain.

At higher levels, a user can regenerate not just their cellular tissues, but also their DNA, undoing genetic mutations and breakdown, as well as maintaining one's youth by extending telomeres. If advanced enough, the ability will cause the body to cease aging as the cells are regenerating and dying in equilibrium, granting a form of immortality.

Applications[]

• Decelerated Aging/Longevity/Accelerated Longevity or Semi-Immortality/Immortality
• Enhanced Health
• Enhanced Immune System
• Enhanced Life-Force
• Enhanced Recovery
• Enhanced Survivability
• Self-Restoration
  • Body Part Restoration to Regrowth
  • Reattachment
  • Self-Resurrection

Methods[]

• Biological Manipulation - Repair/regenerate one's own damaged cells.
• Body Shedding - Leave all wounds behind.
• Infinite Energy - Provide oneself with infinite energy supply to constantly repair the damage.
• Molecular/Atomic/Subatomic Manipulation - Repair oneself at multiple/any level.
• Nanite Manipulation - Utilize nano-machines to repair bodily damage.
• Wound Transferal - Transfer sustained damage to another while healing oneself.

Techniques[]

• Regeneration Combat

Variations[]

• Absorbing Regeneration
  • Consumption Healing
  • Cosmic Regeneration
  • Digital Regeneration
  • Inorganic Regeneration
    • Artificial Element Regeneration
    • Elemental Regeneration
      • Energy Regeneration
        • Kinetic Energy Regeneration
        • Solar Regeneration
  • Organic Regeneration
  • Phlebotinum Regeneration
  • Stellar Regeneration
• Accelerating Regeneration
• Adaptive Regeneration
• Ample Regeneration
• Anatomical Liberation
• Bio-Mechanical Regeneration
• Body Recreation
• Bone Regeneration
• Core-Reliant Regeneration
• Emotion Regeneration
• Empathic Regeneration
• External Regeneration
• Healing Coma
  • Petrifactive Hibernation
• Healing Sleep
• intelligent Regeneration
• Internal Regeneration
• Magical Regeneration
• Mechanical Regeneration
• Mental Regeneration
• Metamorphic Regeneration
• Mutative Regeneration
  • Regenerative Transformation
• Nerve Regeneration
• Phasing Regeneration
• Power Regeneration
• Recovery Mode
• Reforming
• Regenerative Bodily Fluids
• Replication Regeneration
• Regenerative Durability
  • Regenerating Defense
• Regenerative Replication
• Self-Regeneration Manipulation
• Sensory Regeneration
• Sonokinetic Regeneration
• Soul Regeneration
• Symbiotic Regeneration
• Telekinetic Regeneration

Levels of Regeneration[]

• Peak Human Regeneration
  • Level I: The most basic and impotent form of regeneration. Users are only limited to healing wounds that are well within the human limits of sustainability, such as small cuts, bruises, sprains, scrapes, muscle tears etc. The only difference that sets it apart from regular human regeneration is that minor injuries like the aforementioned, which could take weeks or months to fully recover, would instead take days or hours to heal.
  • Level II: Injuries that cause blood loss, leave large scars, or otherwise would be considered severe to regular humans such as: deep cuts, electrical shocks, dislocations, fractures, severe burns, gunshots etc. healing them in a matter of days or weeks.
  • Level III: This level of regeneration can heal minor to moderate damage to internal parts of the body, most prominently organs. This includes physical trauma and damage to organs, organ failure, and other conditions related to internal damage, with full recovery taking weeks or months rather than years.

• Enhanced Regeneration
  • Level I: This level of regeneration would be capable of healing minor amputations to the body, such as lost fingers, toes, ears and potentially reattaching lost limbs. For regeneration of more serious amputations to the body, healing may not be perfect.
  • Level II: This is a special type of regeneration that deals with more intricate and indetectable damage to the body. At this level, users would be immune to damage done by any form of contaminants, diseases, and infections, including but not limited to strokes, Ischemic heart disease, sexual diseases, diabetes, cancers, radiation etc. Though, certain conditions such as Alzheimer's or Dementia do not cause physical damage to the body can't be healed by this level of regeneration.
  • Level III: The traditional and usually most common level of regeneration. Injuries that can be healed in this category of regeneration would be fatal and unsurvivable for regular humans, such as disembowelment/evisceration, horizontal bisection, complete organ destruction, severe damage to the brain, spinal cord and nervous system, impalement etc. Users would be able to regenerate lost limbs or even massive chunks of their bodies, but usually cannot survive complete brain destruction and will not survive decapitation or being rendered to bits.

• Supernatural Regeneration
  • Level I: At this level, users can regenerate extremely severe brain damage and even survive decapitation. This would entail head regrowth or head reattachment.
  • Level II: Users can regenerate from being blown/torn/slashed to pieces, being able to restore their entire body back to its original state from a single part of their body, such as the head, heart, or even fingers. As long as a solid portion of the user's body survives, they can regenerate. At this level, it's common for users to have a 'core' which must be destroyed in order to kill them.
  • Level III: This level of regeneration entails healing from extreme physical destruction of the body. Users would be able to regenerate from a drop of blood, a single cell, or even having all biology completely annihilated. At this level, users would be able to effortlessly survive point-blank nuclear explosions, or even cosmic-scale explosions.
  • Level IV: At this stage, the user's regeneration would be so advanced that they would not only remain at an optimal condition and peak health forever, being immune to anything from dementia to mutations, but would also essentially attain a form of Immortality that makes them unkillable and eternally youthful. They would also be able to survive without any form of sustenance and be completely immune to any form of harmful foreign substance, detrimental conditions, hereditary illnesses, unformed limbs, birth defects etc. Even telepathic attacks would be rendered useless as the user can simply restore their mind to its unaltered state. This type of regeneration is also adaptive and intelligent, preventing it from accidentally multiplying tumors but instead restore it back to its original forms. If something is jammed into the body, the healing factor would shift and remove the object to recover. At this stage, the user would most likely possess infinite or near-infinite stamina and pain tolerance. (Note that to qualify for this level, the user must first qualify for Level III of Supernatural Regeneration)
  • Level V: Users are capable of regenerating from complete and utter bodily destruction of any scale. Most prominently, this includes restoring their entire body from ash, vapor, plasma, molecules, atoms, or even sub-atomic particles.
  • Level VI: At this level, users can use intangible and nonphysical aspects of themselves to heal, such as their mind (not to be confused with the brain), soul, a form of supernatural/esoteric energy, a metaphysical force etc. This would entail that even if nothing is left of their bodies down to the most micro-level, they would be restored back to their original forms flawlessly.

• Nigh-Absolute Regeneration
  • Level I: Users would be capable of regenerating from having their physical, mental, temporal and spiritual state annihilated. This can also include damage done by higher-dimensional entities.
  • Level II: Users would be capable of regenerating having their underlying and most fundamental concepts being destroyed. This entails that the destruction of the very foundation of their existence would not be enough to kill the user.
  • Level III: Users can regenerate from having their place in the narrative being destroyed. In theory, this would mean a higher narrative being or event (which would completely transcend all lower narrative entities) would be unable to kill the user. At this level, the only way to kill them is to weaken or nullify their regeneration.

• Absolute Regeneration
  • Regeneration that would, in theory, be the equivalent of an author in our world being unable to erase one of their characters in a story.
  • This level of regeneration cannot be negated, hampered, or prevented in any way.
  • The truest form of Absolute regeneration would only be possessed by a truly omnipotent being.

Associations[]

• Regeneration Manipulation

Limitations[]

• Healing Impairment can turn regeneration against its user.
• Damage inflicted by Irreversible Destruction cannot be regenerated.
• Semi-useless against Survivability Reduction.
• Since the creation of blood is a different process than healing, regenerators might still be brought down continuously/rapidly bleeding them.
• Cauterization of wounds may prevent regeneration.
• Automatic Function:
  • Can make surgical procedures nearly impossible.
  • May be affected via conscious thought. (Focus on getting better)
• Function of power:
  • Anti-Regeneration
  • Healing Erasure
  • Healing Factor Nullification
  • Regeneration can be lost if it depends on external source/object.
  • Removal of power may undo previous regeneration.
  • Misaligned body parts, foreign objects in wound, or mitosis-inhibiting drugs may affect regeneration.
• Instant death may kill the user before they regenerate.
  • Death Inducement, Destabilization, Destruction, Disintegration, Incineration, One Hit Kill, etc.
  • Damage may exceed the rate or extent of regeneration.
• Damage to the brain/head:
  • Decapitation/destroying the head can kill low-level users. High-level users can re-attach their head or regenerate a new head/body. Head Liberation users are unaffected.
  • If regeneration needs brain signals, damage may hinder the process.
  • May lose skills, senses, memories, or other powers. Loss may be permanent.
• Healing may not include Pain Suppression.
  • May also involve inflammation.
• If power is biological:
  • Biological Manipulation.
  • Excessive cell division may damage mitochondria and/or telomeres, causing premature aging and associated health problems. Mitochondria/Telomere Regeneration solves this problem.
  • Healing too fast may cause DNA replication errors, resulting in mutations, cancer, or the gain/loss/alteration of powers (including this power).
• Disease:
  • May still be vulnerable to disease.
  • May overload of the immune response, causing allergy/autoimmunity.
  • Power may replace the immune system. A user never develops natural immunity and is vulnerable if de-powered.
• Sustenance:
  • May still require food, water, air, etc.
  • Regeneration may increase nutrition requirements.
  • Starvation, dehydration, and suffocation may kill user.

Known Users[]

See Also: Healing Factor.

Anime/Manga/Manhwa/Manhua[]

Cartoons[]

Comics[]

Literature[]

Live Television[]

Movies[]

Mythology[]

• Prometheus (Greek Mythology)
• Dracula (Romanian Mythology)
• Vampires (Folklore)
• Werewolf (Folklore)

Tabletop Games[]

• The God-Emperor of Mankind (Warhammer 40,000)
• Primarchs (Warhammer 40,000)
• Roboute Guilliman (Warhammer 40k)
• Tyranids (Warhammer 40,000)
• Vulcan (Warhammer 40k)

Video Games[]

Web Animation/Comics/Original[]

Known Objects[]

• Lionel (Akame Ga Kill!)
• Element (Ark: Survival Evolved); may kill user instead
• Healing Brew (Ark: Survival Evolved)
• Shroud of Eden (Assassins Creed: Syndicate)
• Cure-All Elixir (Baccano)
• Grand Panacea (Baccano)
• Eternal Atoms (Bastard!!)
• Extra Life Balloons (Donkey Kong Series)
• Stimpaks (Fallout Series)
• Five of Hearts "Calories High" (High Card)
• Cloak of the Starmaster (Homecoming Saga)
• Green Medicine/Serum (Logan)
• Horse Talisman (Jackie Chan Adventures)
• Regen Serum (Marvel Comics)
• Any Potion of Regeneration (Minecraft)
• The AbsoluteSolver (Murder Drones)
• Tori Tori no Mi, Model: Phoenix (One Piece)
• Golgotha/G-Virus (Resident Evil)
• Eveline's Mold (Resident Evil 7)
• SCP-596 - Cursed Regeneration Statue (SCP Foundation)
• SCP-2925 - Sphere of Influence (SCP Foundation)
• SCP-2948 - Repeating Bomb (SCP Foundation)
• James Reeves Serum (Spiderman: The Animated Series)
• 1-Up Mushrooms (Super Mario Series)
• Ambrosia (Toaru Majutsu no Index)
• Hourai Elixir (Tonikaku Kawaii)
• Perfected Hulk Serum Pill (Ultimate Marvel Comics)

Known Powers/Techniques[]

• Eternal Atoms (Bastard!!)
• Body Magic (Black Clover)
• Reverse Cursed Technique (Jujutsu Kaisen)

Gallery[]

Anime/Manga/Manhwa[]

Korosensei (Assassination Classroom) can regenerate his injured tentacles in seconds.

Due to drinking the Cure-All Elixir, the Gandor Brothers (Baccano!) became Immortals, as such they could regenerate from any injury.

Due to drinking the Cure-All Elixir, Isaac and Miria (Baccano!) became Immortals, as such they can regenerate from any injury.

Due to drinking the Cure-All Elixir; Firo Prochainezo (Baccano!) became immortal, as such he can regenerate from any injury.

Tenzen Yakushiji (Basilisk) having his symbiote "eat" away his wounds and restoring any ravages of time or battle, even reattaching his head by sealing the cut.

10 years after Tenzen's death, Joujin (Basilisk) gained the symbiote that was Tenzen's spirit, "eating" away any wounds and aging the same way Tenzen's symbiote did.

Nosferatu Zodd (Berserk), the God of the Battlefields and Combat.

Creed Diskenth (Black Cat) possesses the God's Breath nano-machines within his body, regenerating even fatal wounds in seconds and maintaining his youth, but cannot repair damage to the brain.

Ulquiorra Cifer (Bleach) retains his High-Speed Regeneration even after becoming an Arrancar, as most would have abandoned the ability for greater power.

Ayon (Bleach) using High-Speed Regeneration to heal its chest wound.

As long as Genji Ikusabe (Buso Renkin) wields his Gekisen, he can regenerate even from being blown to bits.

Aion (Chrono Crusade)

The One Being Sought (Code:Breaker) possesses "Cell Regeneration", allowing him to regenerate and regrow at a cellular level, so long there is no interfering matter inside him.

Aoba Takatsu's subordinates (Code:Breaker) possess the ability Cell Stimulation, which causes their cells to grow and regenerate whenever they are attacked, gaining in size and power as long as not all of their cells are destroyed at once.

Zero Two (Darling in the Franxx) regenerating from a laser hole burned through her hand.

Yu Kanda (D.Gray-Man) is a Second Exorcist, all of whom possess a symbol that allows him to heal from any injury.

Alma Karma (D.Gray-Man) As a Second Exorcist he is equipped with a seal on his chest that is the core of his regenerative abilities. Alma could regenerate entire limbs, and even his whole body, more over after becoming an Akuma he can survive self-destruct.

Road Kamelot (D.Gray-Man) regenerating from all injuries that her body suffers because she can erase such damage via her Dream dimension.

Piccolo (Dragon Ball series) regenerates his severed arm and can do so for any part of his body so long as his head remains undamaged. However, it does not give him extended stamina; contrarily, he exhausts himself more to regenerate.

Cell (Dragon Ball Z) regenerating even his head and torso, as long as his core remains undamaged.

Majin Buu (Dragon Ball series) regenerating even after being blown to ashes.

Garlic Jr. (Dragon Ball Z) succeeded in making a wish for immortality with the Dragon Balls, allowing him to regenerate from all bodily damage, easily closing the hole in his stomach.

Meta Cooler (Dragon Ball Z: The Return of Cooler) regenerating his arm that was blown off with nano-machinery, and the Big Gete Star's main computer would rectify any weaknesses to prevent future complications.

General Rilldo (Dragon Ball GT) regenerating infinitely by drawing the machinery from Planet M2.

Kagerō (Flame of Recca) acquired complete immortality from using the forbidden time-portal spell, regenerating from even fatal wounds such as a stab to the heart or slitting her subclavian artery open.

Tomiko Asahina (From the New World) regenerating the length of her telomeres, allowing her to extend her life indefinitely.

Greed (Full Metal Alchemist: Brotherhood) regenerates his severed arm in a matter of seconds.

Lust (Full Metal Alchemist: Brotherhood) regenerates her skin and muscle tissue in a matter of seconds.

Born from the Altana of the Earth, Utsuro (Gintama) possess an infinite source of life energy which granted him unbelievable amount of regeneration abilities...

...as he is capable of recreating an entirely new body from his severed right arm alone, using his previous body as a decoy to kill Umibozu during their duel.

Ryūzan Hayashi (Gintama) residing in No. 502, who can regenerate infinitely so long as the less-than-1 micrometer microchip is intact.

Rank No.1 Hardcore Leveling Warrior's (Hardcore Leveling Warrior) using Instant regeneration after getting hit by Majin Light's ultimate magic attack.

Dark (Hardcore Leveling Warrior) can instantly regenerate from injures through his passive skill, Demonic Recovery.

Alucard (Hellsing) regenerating even from being blown to a puddle of blood.

Magatsuhi (InuYasha) possesses the ability to regenerate even when completely torn to shreds of flesh, as he is immortal.

After fusing with the tainted Shikon Tama, Naraku's (InuYasha) regeneration powers were enhanced to the point he survived being torn apart by Inuyasha's Meido Tessaiga.

The Immortal Cane, Renatus Revol (Mashle: Magic and Muscles) can regenerate due to his immortality.

Noumu (My Hero Academia) can heal and regenerate from any physical injury through the Quirk, "Super Regeneration".

Naming himself Undead after drinking the Fountain of Youth and acquiring immortality, Ban (Nanatsu no Taizai) is able to instantly regenerate of the most lethal injury.

Cheon Yeo Woon (Nano Machine) being healed with the passive ability of the Nano Machines that automatically heals any injuries or wounds dealt to his body.

Due to the Nine-Tails Chakra, Naruto Uzumaki (Naruto) can heal at a tremendous rate.

Kabuto Yakushi (Naruto) using Yin Healing Wound Destruction to activate cells around his wounded area, reconstructing cells and able to keep specimens alive longer than normally feasible.

Tsunade (Naruto) uses her Creation Rebirth/Mitotic Regeneration to gather chakra and creates new cells to regenerate all wounds, including missing organs and limbs.

Kisame Hoshigaki (Naruto) taking chakra from his blade, Samehada, to regenerate his destroyed body tissues.

Individuals brought back by the Summoning Jutsu: Reanimation/Impure World Resurrection (Naruto) can regenerate.

Thanks to Hashirama's cells, Obito Uchiha (Naruto) can heal from his injuries in mere moments.

Madara Uchiha (Naruto) using his Shinju-empowered Regeneration Ability to automatically heal all injuries, even a fatally destroyed torso.

Orochimaru (Naruto) instantly regenerating his right arm that Victor fried off.

Victor (Boruto: Naruto Next Generation) regenerating his head that Orochimaru's snake bit off.

Boro (Boruto: Naruto Next Generations) has monstrous regeneration powers, as he regenerated his upper half in mere seconds after Boruto and Kawaki's combined Rasengan attack.

Shinnō (Naruto Shippuden the Movie: Bonds) using Body Activation Jutsu to activate cells, healing his body by manipulating the muscle's "Destruction and Rebirth" cycle, which also makes his body stronger in response.

Mukade (Naruto Shippuden the Movie: The Lost Tower) using the infinite Ryūmyaku chakra to use the Ultra-Fast Regeneration Technique, granting him near immortality.

Sachiel (Neon Genesis Evangelion) can regenerate its injured body over time, so long as its core is not dealt a fatal injury.

Gemma Himuro (Ninja Scroll) using his Reincarnation Technique to control his body down to the tiniest bone and blood, putting his severed body parts back together, even his head is possible, rendering him immortal.

Nicknamed the Phoenix, Marco (One Piece) can regenerate at a tremendous rate due to his Bird-Bird/Tori Tori Fruit: Model Phoenix form's Blue Flames of Resurrection, even healing injuries sustained in his mortal human form.

Agni (Fire Punch) can survive with his body constantly on fire due to his regeneration ability.

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

Vee (Pokémon Adventures) using "Morning Sun" to absorb solar energy to heal himself.

Deoxys (Pokémon) regenerating its right arm and can do so for its entire body as long as its core remains undamaged.

Mewtwo (Pokémon Origin) using "Recover" to coat itself with psychic energy, rejuvenating cells.

Keyaru/Keyarga (Redo of Healer) can use Auto Heal with his gauntlet.

Akasha Bloodriver (Rosario + Vampire) possesses immortal regenerative powers due to possessing Alucard's blood, and even completely recreate her own body after being sealed within Alucard's.

Alucard (Rosario + Vampire) regenerating at immortal levels due to his tremendous life-force, and only stopped when he willingly self-destructed.

Chariot Requiem (JoJo's Bizarre Adventure Part V: Golden Wind/Vento Aureo)

Thanks to the nature of her wish, Sayaka Miki (Puella Magi Madoka Magica) can use music to regenerate herself much faster than other magical girls.

Snake of the Festival (Shakugan no Shana)

Yuji Sakai (Shakugan no Shana)

Due to his Eternal Life Skill, Bjorn Yandel (Surviving The Game as a Barbarian) has a potent healing factor.

Kakine's Teitoku (Toaru Majutsu no Index) Dark Matter can generate human tissues, allowing him to regenerate an entire body for himself.

Touta Konoe (UQ Holder) cannot regrow limbs unless they are completely destroyed, but otherwise is immortal and can reattach any of it, including his head.

Andy (Undead Unluck) has Supernatural Regeneration from his "undead".

Revival Slime (Yu-Gi-Oh!) regenerating from all damage by reconstituting its liquid form.

Exodia (Yu-Gi-Oh!) regenerates from sand by drawing Ba from its master, Shimon.

Zorc Necrophades (Yu-Gi-Oh!) regenerates from sand by drawing power from the infinite darkness.

Genkai (Yu Yu Hakusho) using her Spirit Wave Fist to accelerate cell activity, healing a person faster than normal, and even rejuvenate her own cells to regain her youth at full exertion.

Elder Toguro (Yu Yu Hakusho) can manipulate his bodily structures, allowing him to regenerate even when pulverized to scraps of flesh.

Cartoons[]

The Moon (Adventure Time) has extremely powerful self-healing abilities, regenerating from sunlight and surviving being staked in the heart.

Polymorphs (Ben 10/Ben 10: Alien Force/Ben 10: Omniverse)

Petrosapiens like Diamondhead (Ben 10) have the ability to regenerate their wounds.

Methanosians (Ben 10: Alien Force)

Thep Khufans (Ben 10)

Galvanic Mechamorphs (Ben 10/Ben 10: Alien Force/Ben 10: Omniverse)

Floraunas (Ben 10/Ben 10: Omniverse)

Bloxx (Ben 10: Omniverse)

Dagon (Ben 10)

Ultimate Kevin (Ben 10: Ultimate Alien)

Danny Fenton/Phantom (Danny Phantom) is one of the few ghosts who can regenerate himself or reassemble his body at an extremely fast rate.

Peter Griffin (Family Guy) regenerating his severed hand, and the hand regenerating a full body into the evil Retep.

As a Septarian, Toffee (Star vs. the Forces of Evil) can regenerate nearly any destroyed part of his body.

Chamille (Lego Ninjago: Masters of Spinjitzu)

Aku (Samurai Jack)

Bill Cipher (Gravity Falls)

Megabyte (Reboot)

Dr. Viper (SWAT Kats: The Radical Squadron)

The Horse Talisman (Jackie Chan Adventures) grants its master the power of Regeneration...

...Jade Chan as the Amazing T-Girl...

...After the destruction of the twelve talismans, Royal Medicine became the noble horse and inherited the horse talisman power of Regeneration...

Comics[]

Lobo (DC Comics) possesses regenerative powers of such an incredible level that he can recreate his entire body from nothing more than a puddle of his blood, as he is banned from Death.

An evil version of Wally West/The Flash III (DC Comics) heals himself by speeding up his metabolism.

The Joker's (DC Comics) spine contains the chemical compound Dionesium, which allows him to recover from injures at an accelerated rate. He was able to regenerate his face after it was cut off, and instantly heal from a lethal gunshot.

Jason Voorhees (Friday the 13th comic) regenerates after being shot with a grenade launcher.

The Regen Serum (Marvel Comics) grants regeneration.

Bruce Banner/Hulk (Marvel Comics) regenerates after having his skin and most of his muscle tissue ripped off.

Mystique (Marvel Comics) regenerates and rejuvenates her cells whenever she shape-shifts, maintaining her youth and good health.

Deadpool (Marvel Comics) can survive virtually any injury, thanks to his healing factor obtained from the Weapon X program…

…regrowing his hand.

Thanks to his healing factor, Wolverine (Marvel Comics) stays alive even though he has been shot multiple times by bullets…

…arrows…

…and stabbed repeatedly.

...even the nuclear bombing of Nagasaki.

Daken (Marvel Comics) inherited his father's healing factor.

Wanda Maximoff (Marvel Comics) instantaneously repairing her body after it had been magically split in half by Nicholas Scratch.

Vampirella (Vampirella)

Viltrumites (Image Comics)

John Eisenhart/Hulk 2099 (Marvel Comics)

Laura Kinney/X-23 (Marvel Comics)

Diana Prince/Wonder Woman (DC Comics)

Donna Troy/Wonder Girl (DC Comics)

Kal-El/Clark Kent/Superman (DC Comics)

Kon-El/Conner Kent/Superboy (DC Comics)

Andi Benton's (Marvel Comics) Hell-Mark is capable of rapidly healing her from wounds as severe as being impaled through her torso.

Yoichi Sakagami (The Death of Kindness) can rapidly heal himself and regrow his organs back

Live Television/Movies[]

Corma Limbs (Cirque Du Freak: The Vampire's Assistant) regrows an amputated arm.

Whitelighters, like Leo Wyatt (Charmed) can magically heal and regenerate bodily tissue and organs damaged as a result of injuries.

Lord Voldemort's soul (Harry Potter) regenerates his body with the help of a dark potion brewed by Peter Pettigrew.

The Leviathan, Dick Roman (Supernatural) quickly regenerates after being doused in Borax.

James "Logan" Howlett/Wolverine (X-Men) regenerating from even molecular disintegration...

...even in his old age.

Eric Draven (The Crow) can heal any injury in a matter of seconds, due to being resurrected by the mystical powers of the crow.

Jason Voorhees (Friday the 13th)

Michael Myers (Halloween)

Freddy Krueger (A Nightmare on Elm Street)

John Hancock (Hancock)

The Thing (John Carpenter's The Thing)

Skylar Storm's (Mighty Med) biology allows her to heal after being injured by other superhumans, even after she was depowered by her archenemy The Annihilator, but in a weak form and it takes her a few minutes.

Because of the Meteorite of Zandor is in his chest, Tecton (Mighty Med) can heal at a fast rate unless he is exposed to Gargulon Gas or gold if it is forged with radiation from said gas.

Claire Bennet (Heroes)

Luke Cage (Marvel Cinematic Universe)

Bushmaster (Marvel Cinematic Universe)

Kimiko/The Female (The Boys)

Soldier Boy (The Boys)

Video Games[]

Kenzaki Tsurugi (Blue Archive) can regenerate herself really fast even if she is crushed by rubble from an explosion.

Tabbukkulil/Wind Dragons (Combat of Giants) regenerate damage after using a Wind gem.

Iskatu (Diablo) can heal himself whenever he vanishes and reappears.

Delsin Rowe (InFamous: Second Son) can heal from most major injuries due to his status as a conduit.

Everytime it is defeated, Omega09 (Jurassic World: The Game) can regenerate to full health.

Vamp (Metal Gear)

Jack Baker (Resident Evil 7: biohazard) regenerating from a headshot.

After infecting himself with the Golgotha/G-Virus to escape death, William Birkin (Resident Evil) can rapidly regenerate almost any injuries.

Due to being implanted with the experimental "NE-α" parasite, the Nemesis-T Type (Resident Evil) can quickly regenerate many injuries.

Due to being forcibly implanting an excessive amount of Plaga parasites, Regeneradores (Resident Evil) have an unnaturally powerful healing factor.

Ever since the Golgotha/G-Virus had micromutated her in conjunction with the DEVIL vaccine putting an end to the virus being active, Sherry Birkin (Resident Evil) regenerates from a stab wound.

Thanks to her Cadou parasite, Alcina Dimitrescu (Resident Evil Village) gained a powerful healing factor on top of superhuman durability.

Biolizard (Sonic the Hedgehog)

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Sonic the Hedgehog (Sonic the Hedgehog)

Shadow the Hedgehog (Sonic the Hedgehog)

Inklings (Splatoon) have demonstrated the ability to heal rapidly from damage.

…by switching to squid form and submerging in ink.

Agent 3 (Splatoon)

Whenever the Ravenous Octomaw (Splatoon) gets its teeth broken, it can replace them with a newer, stronger set of teeth.

Web Animation/Comics/Original[]

Grinnorarcen (Goblins: Life Through Their Eyes)

Abby Johnson/SCP-053 - Young Girl (SCP Foundation)

SCP-682 - Hard-to-Destroy Reptile (SCP Foundation)

SCP-096 - The Shy Guy (SCP Foundation)

Salem's (RWBY) immortality allows her to regenerate from her injuries.

Videos[]

Durge - Star Wars- Clone Wars

Hit and Run - Supernatural - TNT-2

Supernatural S10E02 Deanmon & Cole fight-2

X-Men - Origins Intro - Wolverine

DiamondHead Vs SlamWorm Ben 10 Omniverse-2

Best Wesker Cutscenes - Resident Evil (series) - THE RISE AND FALL OF ALBERT WESKER-2

SCP-053 Young Girl (SCP Animation)

SCP-682 - Ways SCP Foundation Tried to Kill Hard To Destroy Reptile-2