Immortality

**Immortality** is the ability to possess a possibly infinite lifespan.

## Description

Users possess an infinite life span, and can shrug off virtually any kind of physical damage. Some users are the defensive type, simply preventing such damage from appearing (invulnerability/protection), while others are the regenerative type, surviving and quickly recovering from anything you throw at them.

Immortals are protected from a natural death, but can still be killed or vanquished through unnatural means. These beings are often immune to aging or at least age at a much slower rate than humans.

### **Limitations**

* Cannot overcome the End of Time, unless the form of immortality is an absolute type, hence why just like Regenerative Healing Factor, it is unclear how long it would last.
* May be erased from history via the effects of time-manipulating powers, killing the immortals in question *before* they become immortal.
* Nonexistence may wipe the user out of existence, as opposed to simply killing them biologically.
* May have certain weaknesses that are lethal (i.e. decapitation, disintegration, poison).
* May be killable by certain specific way, item or people.
* May forget events that happened long ago.
* Some immortals could be infertile, or they're incapable of passing this ability to their descendents.
* Can be sealed in an empty dimension with no chance to escape.

## Levels of Immortality

* Semi-Immortality
* Reliant Immortality
* Immortality
* Unfettered Body
* Absolute Immortality

* Cannot age, thus preventing death via senescence.
* Remains vulnerable to mortal wounds, diseases, and foreign substances.
* Mental damage may still occur.

- User acquires immortality by anchoring their life to a certain object, source, concept, etc.

- Destruction of anchor ends the user's immortality.

- The physical body remains mortal, only the soul is earthbound.

- May require continuous intake of source or maintenance of object to remain immortal.

- Cannot age once reaching a certain point.

- Immune to diseases, toxins and drugs.

- Wounds, even crippling or fatal ones, heal near instantly.

- Time-manipulating powers can erase the user's existence, as opposed to biologically killing them.

- May apply only to biological immortality, as the mind and/or soul may remain mortal.

- Immortality power may be removed, rendering the user mortal once again.

- Cannot age once reaching a certain point.

- Body is completely immune to physical damage, toxins and pathogens.

- Soul and mind may remain vulnerable.

- Time-manipulating powers can erase the user's existence, as opposed to biologically killing them.

- Cannot age.

- Immune to all diseases, toxins and drugs.

- All wounds and injuries heal instantly.

- Immortality applies to not only the body, but mind and soul as well, rendering the user truly "absolute".

- Power is absolute, so it can never be removed, nor can the user's existence from timelines.

## Notable Immortals

**Species**

* Angels of Destiny
* Angel of Death
* Archangels
* Avatars
* Cupids
* Genies
* Guardian Angels
* Mermaids
* Nymphs
* Reapers
* The Cleaners
* The Gods
* The Titans
* The Tribunal
* Vampires
* Warlocks
* Werewolfs
* Wizards

**Notable Individuals**

* Barbas

## Notes

* The skeletal being Necron was an undead demon. He needed to drain the life force of others to survive, proving that not all demons possess immortality.