Reforming

The ability to rebuild oneself after being destroyed. Sub-power of Regenerative Healing Factor. Variation of Resurrection. Opposite to Disassembly, Scattering, and Shattering.

Also Called[]

• Bodily Reconstitution/Reconstruction
• Reassembly
• Reconstitution
• Reconstructing
• Reformation
• Self-Reconstruction/Reformation

Capabilities[]

The user will reform upon breaking down of the body, completely restoring their body to its former state and reconstructing every piece of their body that was out of place.

Applications[]

• Recover from abilities such as:
  • Atomic Dissociation
  • Biological Explosion
  • Combustion Inducement
  • Compound Fission
  • Disintegration
  • Explosion Inducement
  • Shattering

Variations[]

• Congregative Reform

Associations[]

• Body Recreation
• Compound Fusion
• Culmination
• Reattachment
• Regenerative Healing Factor
• Resurrection

Limitations[]

• Useless against abilities that leave no trace.
  • Nothingness Manipulation
  • Destruction
  • Erasure.
• This ability exists with varying levels, some variants not functioning with "chunks below a certain size."
• May not function against abilities that change the user while also breaking them down.
  • Matter Transmutation followed by shattering.
  • May not function against baseline Incineration due to being turned to ash.
• Does not necessarily include regeneration beyond "molding the pieces back together."
  • Several methods (such as gunshots or stab wounds) will not trigger ability.
• At least one component of the user's body (such as a single cell or molecule) must be intact to trigger this ability.
• Weak against Dissolution.
• Vulnerable to having their pieces forcibly kept apart.

Known Users[]

Anime/Manga/Manhwa[]

Cartoons/Comics[]

Live Television/Movies[]

Video Games/Visual Novels[]

Web Original[]

Known Objects[]

• Cure-All Elixir (Baccano)
• Grand Panacea (Baccano)
• Contract of San Venganza (Ghost Rider)

Known Powers[]

• Eternal Atoms (Bastard!!)

Gallery[]

Anime/Manga/Manhwa[]

Priscilla (Claymore) completely reforming her body after getting sliced into little pieces.

As long as the nucleus in his head remains intact, Cell (Dragon Ball Z) can endlessly reform his body.

Majin Buu (Dragon Ball Z) reforming after being blown apart by Vegeta's Final Explosion.

Omega Shenron (Dragon Ball GT) reforming his body from Electric Slime after being destroyed by Son Goku's Dragon Fist.

Wu Tomoki's Stand, Doctor Wu (JoJo's Bizarre Adventure Part VIII: JoJolion)

Logia Devil Fruit Eaters (One Piece) can turn into their specific element at will and reform back into their original shape if damaged...

...Smoker...

...Crocodile...

...Kuzan/Aokiji...

...Portgas D. Ace...

...Borsalino/Kizaru...

...Monet.

Dopppelman (One Piece)

Nicknamed the Phoenix, Marco (One Piece) can reform his body thanks to the "Blue Flames of Resurrection".

Due to his mastery over his Mochi Mochi Fruit/no Mi, Charlotte Katakuri (One Piece) can reform his body akin to a Logia Devil Fruit user.

Boros (One-Punch Man) reforming himself after being reduced to a pulp by Saitama.

August (Fairy Tail) reforming after being diced into pieces by Gildart's Disassembly magic.

After absorbing Fairy Heart, Zeref Dragneel (Fairy Tail) is able to reform himself by rewinding time after being completely incinerated by Natsu.

Revival Slime (Yu-Gi-Oh!) is made completely of slime and will always reform himself, regardless of the attack.

Mist Body (Yu-Gi-Oh!) allows any monster to transition to and from the mist; allowing them to be immune to battle damage.

Sung Jin-Woo's Shadow Soldiers (Solo Leveling) reforming themselves.

Straizo (JoJo's Bizarre Adventure Part II: Battle Tendency) reforming after being blown up by Joseph Joestar's hand grenades.

A person brought back to life by the Summoning Jutsu: Reanimation/Summoning Technique: Impure World Reincarnation (Naruto) could reform their entire bodies even if it was blown to dust and ashes.

As a fluid, Guardian ÄRM, Vaqua (Marchen Awakens Romance) will always reform after being hit by a physical attack.

Cartoons/Comics[]

Lodestar (Ben 10: Ultimate Alien) is able to reform himself after being blown to pieces by a large explosion.

Bloxx (Ben 10: Omniverse)

Goop (Ben 10: Alien Force)

Danny Fenton/Phantom (Danny Phantom) is one of the few ghost who can heal fast enough to reform from being reduced to orange jelly by reality-warper Freakshow.

As Lobo (DC Comics) is banned from Death, he can reform himself from even a puddle of blood.

Patrick "Eel" O'Brian/Plastic Man (DC Comics) can be blown to smithereens and reform as along as his atomic structure stays intact.

Sanderson Hawkins/Sand (DC Comics)

The Minions of Set (Samurai Jack) could continually reform and regenerate themselves from any attack.

When Tom Turbo (Tom Turbo) gets destroyed, deactivated, or disabled, his boss can resurrect him with a special energy beam.

Tech E. Coyote (Loonatics Unleashed) reforming after being burned to ashes.

Wade Wilson/Deadpool (Marvel Comics)

Spidercide regen.webp

With total control over his molecular structure, Spidercide (Marvel Comics) can reform himself completely after being broken to pieces.

Thanks to the adaptive nature of his healing factor, James "Logan" Howlett/Wolverine (Marvel Comics) can reform his entire body after getting caught in the atomic bombing of Nagasaki...

...and it has grown stronger over the years like when he took a full force explosion from the living bomb, Nitro...

...and reform his entire body down to the last sinew.

R.E.G.I.S. Mark V (Megas XLR) could easily repair itself, thus becoming stronger than ever.

Whenever he is killed, Rick Sanchez (Rick & Morty) can rebuild his body through various methods.

Minions of Set (Samurai Jack) primary ability was they were capable of almost instantaneously regenerating from virtually any damage that was inflicted upon them. This ability extended even to the effects of Jack's Sword, which was specifically forged by the Gods to destroy Aku.

Madame Rouge (Teen Titans)

Live Television/Movies[]

Gray Granite (Mighty Med) stone body allows him to pull himself back together after he scatter himself into pieces to launch a sneak attack.

Eye Guy (Mighty Morphin Power Rangers)

Tucker Shockley (Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.)

Video Games[]

John White/The Beast (inFAMOUS) was able to completely reconstruct himself after being hit with a nuclear missile and after each Ray Field blast that he causes.

Alex Mercer (Prototype) in the process of reconstructing his entire body after being blown apart in a nuclear detonation.

Deoxys (Pokémon) can reconstruct its body as long as its brain is intact.

Dark Samus (Metroid Prime) reforming in space after the destruction of Dark Aether.

Other[]

Salem (RWBY) reforming after being reduced to ashes.

Videos[]

The Birth of Sandman Scene - Spider-Man 3 (2007) Movie CLIP HD-2

Spider-Man vs Sandman - First Fight Scene - Spider-Man 3 (2007) Movie CLIP HD-2

SCP-076 - Able (SCP ILLUSTRATED)-2

SCP-076 ABLE (SCP Animation)

Sub-Zero VS Glacius (Mortal Kombat VS Killer Instinct) - DEATH BATTLE!

Analysis & Discussions[]

The History of Marvel's Shuma-Gorath-2