Resurrection Replication

"Where for each 'one of [him] that falls, two shall arise'."

― Grigori Rasputin to Sammael (Hellboy)

The power to replicate oneself after being resurrected from the dead. Combination of Self-Resurrection and Replication. Variation of Self-Replication.

Also Called[]

• Replication Resurrection
• 'One Dies, Two Shall Rise.'

Capabilities[]

The user can resurrect themselves as many times as they want and, is able to replicate themselves by a specific number, they can even do this by the means if their body parts were severed or their wounds.

The user can also attempt a process called transdifferentiation/lineage programming, the process in which one mature somatic cell is transformed into another mature somatic cell without undergoing an intermediate pluripotent state or progenitor cell type. It is a type of metaplasia, which includes all cell fate switches, including the interconversion of stem cells.

Applications[]

• Consciousness Transferal
• Healing
• Regenerative Healing Factor
  • Replication Regeneration
• Replication
  • Decoy Creation
    • Substitution Creation
  • Extension Creation
    • Avatar Creation
  • Group Creation
    • Horde Creation
      • Army Creation
  • Inorganic Duplication
    • Object Replication
  • Self-Replication
    • Multipresence
      • Multitasking
  • Varied Replication
    • Attribute Replication
      • Property Replication
• Self-Resurrection

Associations[]

• Cellular Activation
• Cellular Consciousness
• Cell Manipulation
  • Personal Age Manipulation
  • Self-Cellular Manipulation
• Ageless Immortality/Immortality
• Supernatural Cells

Limitations[]

• May be defeated if their enemy is able to kill more than the user is able to replicate.
• May be uncontrollable and happen against the users wishes.

Known Users[]

• Squabit (Brickleberry)
• Brooms (Fantasia)
• Sammael (Hellboy)
• Tomie Kawakami (Tomie)
• Immortal Jellyfish (Real Life)

Gallery[]

Squabit (Brickleberry)