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From a Single Cell

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From a Single Cell	comment	The worst kind of unkillable enemy, there's the creature who cannot be mortally wounded, because he has a Healing Factor that is exaggerated. Every injury simply regenerates, from lost limbs, to a blown off torso, to a broken neck. Even when you think you've completely killed him, he comes back, because you missed a bit of flesh that was able to replicate itself into a new body. This is rarely an ability of the hero; it is more often a power a villain has that marks him as being too powerful and resilient for the heroes to overcome, forcing them to find a creative way to beat the villain or gain a Plot Relevant Power Up. If not properly explained, or given to a character who doesn't really seem worth it, it can become an Ass Pull. No matter how well done, it will have audiences (and characters themselves) screaming "Why Won't You Die?!". Why every loose cell or drop of blood shed by the character doesn't generate a copy of them is not generally addressed. In a supernatural setting, this can be hand waved with some talk about souls or lifeforce, though one still wonders how the various bits go about deciding which one of them gets to do the regeneration. Bonus points if the character/creature in question somehow retains all of his memory and personality, which in real animals are stored in the brain — no brain, nothing to restore all that data from! Also, per mass-energy conservation, this process should either require some sort of mass to absorb and convert into new cells, or a lot of energy to convert to mass. Expect this from all sorts of enemies, from demons, aliens, to androids made of Nanomachines. A form of Nigh-Invulnerability. A character with a sufficiently strong instance of this trope and The Ageless has Complete Immortality. See Shapeshifter Baggage and the necessary Genetic Memory. Also see Good Thing You Can Heal and Immortal Life Is Cheap. Related to Pulling Themselves Together.
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From a Single Cell / int_117116ef	comment	In The Penguins of Madagascar, the penguins clone a whole dodo out of a single feather. When said dodo dies minutes later because he's stupidly reckless, they re-clone him from one remaining feather, and he acts as if nothing has happened. This gets repeated all throughout the episode.
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From a Single Cell / int_11fd7982	comment	In the Metroid Prime Trilogy, the eponymous Metroid Prime a.k.a. Dark Samus has survived everything up to and including being vaporized and then caught in the destruction of an alternate dimension immediately afterward. The 100% Completion endings of the first two games of the trilogy show the player that, yes, it's still alive and kicking. It ultimately took the destruction of every bit of Phazon (the Sentient Phlebotinum that Dark Samus has become composed of) in the galaxy to finally kill it for good.
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From a Single Cell / int_12300cc3	comment	Watchmen: Dr. Manhattan puts everyone else to shame. As Jon Osterman, he got disintegrated by radiation, to the point that they had nothing to bury. Somehow his consciousness survived and, in a few months, mastered command of matter to the point that he could remake himself from essentially nothing. Later, he is completely disintegrated again, and is back (and huge) in 5 minutes.
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From a Single Cell / int_12ffd3e9	comment	Megas XLR: The R.E.G.I.S Mk V. If there is sunlight and a small piece of it remains, it will reconstitute itself.
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From a Single Cell / int_1367cea0	comment	Crawler of Worm can instantaneously recover from any injury, even if almost all his bodymass (including his brain) is destroyed, and becomes immune to whatever injured him to boot. He's only killed by a weapon that transforms his body into silicon, and when Bonesaw makes clones of him, Dragon resorts to nanotech weapons that obliterate his entire body at once.
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From a Single Cell / int_14494034	comment	Abraxas (Hrodvitnon): Ghidorah can regenerate its entire body with all three heads' minds intact, even when there's only a single severed head left to work with, although the process takes months to years to complete. This is also why Godzilla has never been able to kill Ghidorah off for good despite the number of times they clashed in ancient times: every time Godzilla killed Ghidorah, death was just a setback for the three-headed dragon before it regrew from some severed piece of itself that Godzilla missed somewhere.
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From a Single Cell / int_18284e18	comment	Blood Music takes a different spin on this. The noocytes are able to encode the squishy chemical versions of people into molecular memories based on DNA/RNA. The noocytes can rebuild and upload the original person — or an amalgam of anyone who wants to participate — back into a squishy flesh body should they so wish. After encoding and absorbing almost all biomass on North America, there are uncountable replicas of everyone to the point that there is no possible way to erase every copy.
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From a Single Cell / int_1869a077	comment	Samurai Jack: This applies to Aku, the main villain, who is basically malicious darkness empowered with magic and sentience. He's immortal in all respects; normal weapons are less effective than bug bites, and he can even absorb and reflect them. The eponymous protagonist's magic sword, forged from pure righteousness, is the only thing that can destroy him apart from the gods that forged said sword. Even then, while every strike burns part of Aku away, he's fully capable of regenerating from the sword's blows if given enough time, and if even a fist-sized amount of darkness remains, he can use it to shape-shift into a form that will let him escape, which he always does — right down to the finale, when Jack pursues the last fragment of Aku and stabs him as he runs away, finally destroying him.
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From a Single Cell / int_1937dd14	comment	The Sentry: The Sentry has been able to unwillingly and unconsciously regenerate his entire being from nothing. He does have his limits, though, as he was eventually killed (and then revived into an undead horseman of Apocalypse).
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From a Single Cell / int_1b7f85df	comment	Adolf K Weismann, the immortal Silver King, has this power. He ends up being about as far from "villain" as it gets, though.
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From a Single Cell / int_1bd9c52c	comment	Lobo: Lobo is an alien mercenary who deviates back and forth from a Psycho for Hire to a Heroic Comedic Sociopath, can revive himself from a single drop of blood. He once cloned himself an army this way, but, y'know, being all "sociopathic," they all killed each other until one remained (in non-bloody ways, like suffocating each other).
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From a Single Cell / int_1bdeba5a	comment	X-Men: Cassandra Nova has a slow-acting form of this. She was a Fetus Terrible who was 'aborted' in the womb by Charles, but was able to survive as protoplasm on the wall of a sewer and telekinetically built a rudimentary body for herself over forty years. That body was eventually destroyed by the X-Men, but even then she was able to survive and continue her rampages via Body Surf. Exodus is an omega-level telekinetic whose control of his ability is so fine that he can reconstruct matter at the molecular level. He once repaired the entire brain of Professor X this way, patiently reconstructing it atom by atom after it was pulped by Bishop. He also brought various Acolytes Back from the Dead during the Siege of Wundagore event. Juggernaut, while never having to regenerate from a single cell, is capable of regenerating from being completely skeletonized...assuming you can even damage him in the first place. Master Mold acts much like Brainiac, storing backups of itself in out-of-the-way places. Its future "descendant", Nimrod, can rebuild itself if even a single molecule survives. Mister Sinister. As an aside, quite apart from this healing factor, he has back-up plans in the event that someone does manage to kill him, namely that he secretly experimented on several characters in their childhoods (including Juggernaut, Professor X and Sebastian Shaw) to allow his mind to be transferred to them telepathically while their DNA is overwritten with his, so even if you stop him returning from a single cell, he'll still come back. Not helped by the fact that all three of those characters are quite hard to kill anyway, and one is nigh-invincible. Selene boasts of being able to reconstitute herself from dust ala Maestro above. She's done it a few times, but even she has her limits, as Warpath was once able to kill her in a way she wasn't able to regenerate from without outside assistance. The Shadow King is a psychic example. He's a Living Shadow with no physical body to regenerate, but on the astral plane where he resides he's nigh indestructible. He once boasted that he could revive himself from a single dark thought in one man's heart.
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From a Single Cell / int_1c1ceec7	comment	Monster Hunter: In the lore, it is said that this applies to Fatalis, the most powerful Elder Dragon. Even if someone does manage to kill a Fatalis, it can regenerate its body from even a single scale. People who fashion armor and weapons out of Fatalis' remains will find themselves slowly being absorbed and swallowed up by their own equipment, eventually becoming a new Fatalis. This has no effect on gameplay, and the player can wear Fatalis armor without any negative drawbacks.
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From a Single Cell / int_1cc09117	comment	It's eventually revealed that this is the power of Shaz Domino in Bleach. It's so strong that he, a projection made by Gremmy, generates himself a corporeal body and breaks free of Gremmy's control. Kira has to defeat him by repeatedly cutting him with his Zanpakuto until he is stuck in the ground and unable to free himself.
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From a Single Cell / int_1f9f4419	comment	One of the more dangerous qualities of The Thing (1982), provided it has biomass to feed on. The kicker? It only needs a single cell to consume you from the inside out.
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From a Single Cell / int_251e67c5	comment	Justice League of America: One of the potentially toughest Justice League foes is the Shaggy Man, a nearly invulnerable, ten-foot-tall bionic android that can regrow any limbs it loses almost instantly. Luckily, it's utterly mindless and therefore easy to trick. Eventually, a crazed general dying of brain cancer transfers his mind into it. He hasn't shown up very often since, probably because they're running out of ways to get rid of an unkillable, unsubduable villain with the mind of a brilliant tactician. Part of this may be because General Eiling found out too late that The Mind Is a Plaything of the Body. The Shaggy Man's tiny brain did not have a good effect on his mental facilities, and the Shaggy Man mostly just slept a lot, and yes, this does show a bizarre combination of the mind as the brain and as something beyond physical.
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From a Single Cell / int_25d10644	comment	Guyvers are able to do this, so long as that "cell" is the control metal, the entire rest of the Guyver can regenerate. That goes for the human bonded with the Guyvers, if any of their cells are still in contact with the control metal after their death. Aptom can as well, although he requires Zoanoids to alter into more of his body mass. As a bonus, this also lets him use those Zoanoid's powers. The "why doesn't every part of him regenerate into him" issue is addressed - this will happen if they have access to sufficient biomass, but all copies of Aptom have a Hive Mind and can merge or split at will. Eventually, a villain finds a flaw in his power: after Aptom is nearly killed, his non-sentient remains are exposed to a Zoanoid which contains a fake "Aptom brain" and absorb it. His cells do not regenerate his brain due to thinking it's already present, thus allowing the villain to control Aptom's body through the fake. Sho questions why "Evil Aptom" keeps using an unwieldy Wave-Motion Gun while fighting him, and realizes that he has been using it to destroy any pieces of Aptom which were separated from the main body.
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From a Single Cell / int_261c8d3f	comment	The Simpsons: The Itchy and Scratchy parody of The Sorcerer's Apprentice has thousands of Itchys regenerating after Scratchy chops him up into fine dust. Unfortunately for Scratchy, they regenerate after he's inhaled some of that dust.
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From a Single Cell / int_2654a385	comment	In Problem Sleuth, Demonhead Mobster Kingpin's 2nd form has 3 health bars, all regenerating extremely quickly. However, if you knock out a health bar, it's gone for good. His 3rd form has enough bars to, from the center of the universe, physically break into hell, and he could regenerate entire bars just about whenever he wanted to.
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From a Single Cell / int_2a175925	comment	In Rebirth of Mothra 3, King Ghidorah regenerates from a severed tail.
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From a Single Cell / int_2a6eefe5	comment	Every single enemy in Metroid Fusion works this way. Since they're all X Parasites mimicking various creatures, they revert to the cellular form when defeated. The only way to kill that form is to absorb it which only a Metroid can do safely. If the cell form isn't absorbed, it recreates its body or infects the killer: so far the only known cure is to infuse the infected with Metroid DNA, which is why Samus can fight them. Some can even spawn more cell forms, creating even more monsters.
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From a Single Cell / int_2cfb3dd5	comment	Dark King Joe Dark and Chaos Alex both utilize this trope in Clash of the Elements, but it is stated in-story that the best way to counter their regeneration is to burn their cells faster than they can restore them, which Alex Whiter does with his Blazing Overlord Fist.
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From a Single Cell / int_2e3e7ac2	comment	Amazo in Justice League and Justice League Unlimited gains the ability to reform from any injury that doesn't completely destroy him in "Tabula Rasa". Before that, a small explosive in his brain really would have killed him. This trope is double-subverted in the later episode "The Return". In an Enemy Mine assault against Amazo, Lex Luthor and the League use the robot's blueprints to build a weapon capable of disabling its nanomachines. However, it's soon revealed that Amazo knows about this limitation, and had evolved itself beyond the nanomachines' tech threshold, rendering the weapon useless. Of course, by this point it's been travelling the galaxy for years copying all the powers and technology it finds, essentially becoming a Physical God anyway.
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From a Single Cell / int_31a8701b	comment	The Flash: In the Silver Age, Barry Allen was a rare heroic example, as he was able to reconstitute himself from extreme fates such as being vaporized, apparently due to his complete control over his molecules. The one thing he couldn't save himself from, however, was being converted into energy in an epic Heroic Sacrifice.
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From a Single Cell / int_32c541e6	comment	The Homunculi from Fullmetal Alchemist have rapid regeneration limited only by cumulative exhaustion of the Philosopher's Stone that fuels them. It doesn't matter how damaged their body gets at a given time: after one of his subordinates is grievously injured during a fight with the homunculus Lust, Roy Mustang attempts to hit two birds with one stone by forcibly removing Lust's Philosopher's Stone to kill her and using it to heal his friend. When the Stone is removed, Lust's body disintegrates, and Roy thinks he has won. Cue utter horror when Lust's body begins to reform around the Stone in his hand. The issue of why lost body parts and/or blood don't regenerate into copies is handled by the fact that a homunculus's Philosopher's Stone is the source of all its power. Thus, any part not connected to the Stone ceases to exist.
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From a Single Cell / int_34411a6e	comment	In Archipelago, the mechanical soul-stealing arm that is currently home to Captain Snow's soul can regenerate from a single chip of its material.
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From a Single Cell / int_34d050c6	comment	Bushroot in Darkwing Duck, as a plant/duck/thing, can regenerate even if there are only tiny vines left of him. Through the whole series, he's mulched at least twice.
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From a Single Cell / int_362af20c	comment	This is how the title monster in Reptilicus is created. A dinosaur tail, found frozen, regenerates into a full dinosaur once it thawed. It then goes on the rampage in Denmark. In the end, it gets put to sleep where they can then Kill It with Fire... almost. A foot survives destruction, implying that it will regenerate and return again.
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From a Single Cell / int_36ad4d88	comment	At the end of The Spirit, it is implied that the Octopus, who has just been blown up all over an alleyway, will be able to regrow himself from a single finger.
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From a Single Cell / int_3aeb1c75	comment	Dragon Ball: Cell from Dragon Ball Z is a biological android with many of the main characters' abilities coded into his DNA, including Piccolo's regeneration and Freeza's ability to survive in very harsh conditions. Therefore, he doesn't have to worry about dying if... say... the upper half of his body gets blown off. In fact, after initially losing to Son Gohan, he tries to blow himself up and destroy the planet. After Goku sacrifices himself to teleport Cell somewhere far away from Earth, Cell surprises everyone, including himself, by regenerating after the explosion. In the original manga and Japanese anime, it's explained that Cell can only regenerate from a group of "core cells" in his brain that have to remain intact, averting the Asteroids Monster problem. However, this created a different Plot Hole, since Goku actually blows up the entire top of his body at one point (as mentioned above), so the English dub of the anime kept the visual of the "core" in his brain but changed the dialogue so that any of his cells could reform his body (back to square one on the Asteroids Monster thing). Cell also has an extra twist on this; his Saiyan cells grant him a Zenkai boost whenever he recovers from gruelling injuries (such as losing a limb), with the power boost being proportional to the injuries sustained. Applying that to his coming back from a single cell (or the core cluster in the Japanese, as noted above) results in him becoming several times more powerful. The next villain after that, Majin Buu, is a murderous, magical demon who can reform himself from a single piece of himself, and can reform himself if he is blown apart into a million pieces, or even air vapour. A single cell? All he needs is a single molecule. Planetary explosion? Give him 3 seconds. Blown up to shreds, the shreds then being vaporized just to make sure? Give him 3 goddamn seconds. The only thing that can end him is having his chi completely neutralized by someone else's chi, and that needs to be done fast; Gotenks briefly had a shot at doing this, but he got distracted just for a moment and Buu was able to reform. It takes a Combined Energy Attack with power from every non-evil, non-dead character in the series up to that point to kill him. It's interesting to note that his regeneration becomes more powerful (or at least faster) with every transformation. Fat Buu already fits this trope, but it's a fairly slow process. Super Buu is able to regenerate at incredible speed, though there are implied to be mental limits that Gotenks almost reaches and during his battle with Vegito in the anime it seems to start slowing down as he gets his ass utterly wrecked, to the point Vegito actually points out he hasn't regenerated from an injury yet and Buu hasn't even noticed. Finally, Kid Buu can regenerate seemingly instantly from having his entire body destroyed, with no visible limits aside from complete destruction of every molecule of his being. Kid Buu's being the fastest could be justified by virtue of being the original form of Buu. Baby from Dragon Ball GT has similar regenerating powers. He is destroyed for good when Goku blasts him into the sun, eradicating every last one of his cells. When Zamasu wishes for Complete Immortality on the Super Dragon Balls in Dragon Ball Super, this is what he gets: any wound he sustains heals itself within seconds of being inflicted. He's never blown apart as completely as Cell or Buu, but it's heavily implied that he would come back from that if he was, at speeds comparable to Kid Buu. In an interesting but logical take on the trope, his regeneration becomes compromised when he fuses with his still mortal, alternate timeline self. In the manga version of Dragon Ball Super, Fused Zamasu still has this ability, and this time the Asteroids Monster caveat is invoked. He's cut in half and then exploded, but each piece of him regenerates into a brand-new copy of the original. The anime went with a different form of survival. The Super manga shows that the Cell Juniors inherited the same ability from Cell, as they're all alive years later despite Gohan apparently killing them. Thankfully, they're no threat... unless you're a poacher or otherwise on their island without permission, then you can kiss your ass goodbye.
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From a Single Cell / int_3ba81aa2	comment	Toriko has Elg of the Bishokukai, who fused with a legendary horse called a Heraku and as such can regenerate from a single cell, and do not cut him up into pieces because each piece will regenerate into an entire copy of him. He dies anyway after Tengu Buranchi electrocutes all of his copies long enough that the Heraku's regenerative powers can't keep up with the damage.
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From a Single Cell / int_3cbd6db6	comment	Jack King from Reaper can form a new self from just a hand — possibly less, but we never see him try.
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From a Single Cell / int_3e8c09b9	comment	The wriggly centipede thing that's the originator of the titan powers in Attack on Titan seems to be able to do this, at least to a degree. It's apparently defeated by severing the host's head inside the Founding Titan's mouth once it's activated its final form.
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From a Single Cell / int_42ffb88e	comment	SCP Foundation: SCP-682 is seemingly unkillable, though it's not for lack of trying on the Foundation's part. Various attempts at destroying it have reduced it to as little as 1% of its original body mass before it adapts and regenerates.
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From a Single Cell / int_432e5c6f	comment	Foo Fighters from Stone Ocean is made out of sentient plankton, and thus can survive as long as just a little piece of her body stays intact. On top of that this plankton can multiply very quickly, which allows her to grow full body back from said little piece in a matter of seconds.
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From a Single Cell / int_45501b8c	comment	Ridley also seems to have this, as his entire body routinely explodes, though Super Metroid was the canonical death of the original Ridley. A clone was made in Metroid: Other M, which the X Parasites infected in Fusion.
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From a Single Cell / int_468bebb0	comment	Discworld jokes about the various and complicated methods of killing vampires by having vampires from different areas have different weaknesses. Furthermore, all vampires on the Disc can be brought back to life with a drop of blood — even if they were burnt to ashes. In fact, one vampire is a photographer for Ankh-Morporkh's newspaper and gets turned to ash every time he uses the flash. He carries around blood in a breakable vial so he instantly gets revived when this happens. Consequentially, one group of particularly bad vampires is threatened with having their ashes thrown over the Rim into outer space.
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From a Single Cell / int_49a87cb3	comment	Jenova from Final Fantasy VII can apparently regenerate indefinitely so long as some cells still exist. Which is what provided the retroactive Sequel Hook: Cloud (and others) are infected with Jenova cells, and thus Jenova and Sephiroth are not truly dead, but, in fact, possibly more powerful than ever.
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From a Single Cell / int_49ff762	comment	Torchwood: Captain Jack is not invincible, but always comes back to life after being killed, no matter how severe the damage. In Children of Earth, he is torn to shreds by a bomb planted inside his chest, and the only thing remaining of him is an arm, a shoulder, and part of his head — he regenerates fully within a few hours. He is conscious for most of it, and it is very painful.
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From a Single Cell / int_4c2f51af	comment	Beast Wars: Uprising: Rampage proves to be virtually, if not totally, unkillable due to his regeneration. His efforts as a "living crumple zone" who saves other 'bots from fall damage by being crushed were impressive enough, but at the climax he blows himself and the villain up with a nuke and wakes up in the crater a bit later with a frustrated groan. It might also protect him from aging; many, many years later, when the events of the main plot are the subject of intense historical dispute, "Pontiff General Rampage" is noted as a historian with a particular expertise on the subject, and while it's not said it's the same guy, Uprising generally doesn't reuse names and Pontiff General Rampage sure seems to agree with a lot of the opinions Rampage expresses during the stories proper.
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From a Single Cell / int_4c394497	comment	Rin, a rare protagonist example from Mnemosyne (due to encountering a spore of the Yggdrasill tree) has virtual immortality, including the ability to recover from any injury, even getting sucked through a jet engine. Of course, being able to regenerate and stay alive under all sorts of conditions can be... bothersome.
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From a Single Cell / int_4c746380	comment	Naraku from Inuyasha becomes like this (he starts off able to regenerate, but with limits). At one point he's reduced to his head, one hand, and miscellaneous bits of flesh and has regenerated fully within a chapter.
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From a Single Cell / int_4c7e06c4	comment	In Queen of Blood (SirWill), Crawler is reduced to a fragment of bone which Dragon's scans show to be inert. He's actually alive and regenerates which is not good for him as he's floating helplessly in interplanetary space for the next five years before crashing into Jupiter and spending the next few years with his body trying to adapt until the shard gives up.
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From a Single Cell / int_508e34f9	comment	A Peaceful Afterlife: Very few things can permanently kill demons, as they'll eventually regenerate. It's to the point were decapitation is seen as a valid way of restraining someone.
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From a Single Cell / int_52dd4a4c	comment	Ultimate Marvel: In the Ultimate Doomsday trilogy, Ben Grimm manages to kill the Maker/Reed Richards... or so he thinks. It turned out that the body Ben destroyed was merely an extra body spawned from a hair-thin tendril from his central mass which is quickly regenerated. When Reed is finally cornered by the Ultimates and his former teammates, he implies that so long as a microscopic bit of him remains, his bacterial stack can grow back.
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From a Single Cell / int_54a7dc07	comment	The Space: 1999 episode "End of Eternity" features Balor, who is imprisoned forever on an asteroid by his immortal race. At the start of the episode, he quickly recovers from horrific explosion and rockfall injuries. At the end, he's blown out onto the Lunar surface (or into space — the episode glosses over this). The question of what happens to a From a Single Cell individual left in a vacuum is never addressed.
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From a Single Cell / int_553051f	comment	Green Lantern: In Blackest Night, Black Lanterns are zombies with power rings that can regenerate them back to full health, even if their entire body is destroyed. The rings themselves are Made of Indestructium.
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From a Single Cell / int_56cb92c3	comment	In Guardians of the Galaxy (2014), Groot is blown up from his Heroic Sacrifice to protect the team from the Big Bad's ship crashing. Rocket Raccoon takes one of his twigs, which regenerates into a tiny Groot that will grow back to full size, albeit without the original Groot's memories.
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From a Single Cell / int_5755b96a	comment	Xykon from The Order of the Stick is able to regenerate from any injury as long as his Soul Jar still exists. After his first (and so far only) defeat, he was notably able to regenerate his whole body from essentially nothing. This is a standard ability of all Liches in D&D.
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From a Single Cell / int_585e3753	comment	Bit: It turns out that all that's left of Vlad is his heart, locked in a box that Duke slowly eats (it refuses to burn, which will usually kill vampires). He's later able to regenerate from this back into his full body after someone frees him.
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From a Single Cell / int_5b344855	comment	Wolverine: Wolverine once regenerated from a single drop of his blood landing on an incredibly powerful MacGuffin that was making the villain of the month all powerful. As a result, his healing abilities were supercharged to the point that he could regenerate from a single cell. He was also still touching the item when he popped his claws, (to destroy it) making it reasonable to assume he either deliberately or subconsciously used its power to re-adamantiumize his skeleton. During Civil War (2006), he was immolated down to his skeleton and regenerated. Later comics apparently had him trade in some of his healing factor to return from the dead. A common Fanon theory about how he can make so many cameos in other comics is that every time he loses a piece of himself, it eventually grows into another Wolverine. The villain Bloodscream is a vampiric being who has this built in, and like Cyborg-Superman above, isn't exactly thrilled with it.
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From a Single Cell / int_5bfa9c98	comment	Warframe: The Sentients are almost impossible to completely destroy. No matter how small their pieces, they will retain their full intelligence and cunning. Thankfully they have no easy way to heal themselves from that state. One of the primary villains of the game is the Sentient Hunhow, who has gone from a massive Sentient warship to a single greatsword. He still almost destroys the Tenno in that state. The Plains of Eidolon are hunted by massive Sentient Kaiju that are actually just small pieces of a much larger Sentient that was defeated long ago, now left to wander the Plains, mindlessly trying to recombine.
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From a Single Cell / int_5c897f4a	comment	Carbosilicate Amorphs from Schlock Mercenary are entirely made up of uniform tissue; they can literally pull themselves back into shape and can survive practically everything as long as a piece big enough to assimilate things to add to its bio-mass is left: Sergeant Schlock kind of does it here when 80% of his body mass is incinerated in an explosion. This method isn't foolproof, however: Amorphs distribute their memories in their body mass, so the above event also destroyed about 80% of Schlock's memories in the process. Also, Amorph eyes are a symbiote arising from a native tree, so eye losses cannot be regenerated.
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From a Single Cell / int_5e150650	comment	Exalted: Chimeras, Lunar Exalted who have gone bat-shit insane, can learn this. The Knack is called "Perfect Regeneration", and also solves the question about "which part regenerates"; the Chimera's spirit will always occupy the largest remaining part. This lends itself to some interesting ideas about how you could permanently kill it with relatively mundane methods, but since we're talking about an Essence 6 Ax-Crazy shape-shifter-slash-titan-killing-weapon-gone-rogue, it might just be easier to pop a Total Annihilation on it... One of the Lunar Exalted's most characteristic traits is their ability to tank obscene amounts of damage, so you had better be ready to pop another half-dozen different WMD-level spells, just to be sure — they also excel at adapting, so just spamming one is unlikely to work too well. It might still take cover in an otherwise inaccessible pocket dimension, or space-warp into the Wyld, or... You get the idea.
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From a Single Cell / int_5e16d550	comment	Black Clover: Licht's spell that uses the combined power of the reincarnated elves destroys Zagred's body except his heart, which allows him to regenerate his entire body. It requires Yami catching him off guard by bisecting his body, Yuno destroying his spears in time, and Nero healing Asta for him to finally destroy his heart.
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From a Single Cell / int_606e56fc	comment	The Abmortals from Geist: The Sin-Eaters are people who found ways (usually very amoral ones) to make themselves immortals. They all have a single Achilles' Heel allowing you to kill them, but this aside, they are this trope: you could cut them to pieces and burn their remains, they would still eventually regenerate and come back.
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From a Single Cell / int_634efc36	comment	In Devil Fish, this is one of the eponymous creature's abilities — apparently, even one single cell severed from the original creature will grow a new Devil Fish. This is a pretty big problem since the creature is also unstable and designed to disintegrate after a week or so, which will then reform into dozens if not hundreds of new Devil Fish.
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From a Single Cell / int_65aabcf0	comment	Genji Ikusabe from Buso Renkin's spear has the ability to regenerate his entire body very rapidly, even if the body itself is completely destroyed. Admittedly, it has the weakness that he has to be holding his weapon at the time.
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From a Single Cell / int_6744d821	comment	In the Season 2 finale of The Owl House, Emperor Belos gets his body destroyed by The Collector. However, his sludge remains are proven to still be sentient, and in Season 3, Belos manages to restore his body, albeit in his monstruous form. It is also shown that even a very small piece of the sludge can still survive and reform into Belos properly.
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From a Single Cell / int_68237790	comment	An interesting variation in Pathfinder. The undead warriors known as Graveknights will regenerate after death unless their armor is destroyed. The armor doesn't need to be all in one piece, either: one graveknight exploits this by detatching a single link from her chain mail and storing it away, and the adventure confirms that that's enough for her to regenerate from, even if the heroes destroy her body and the rest of her armor.
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From a Single Cell / int_691be369	comment	The Supersoldiers in The X-Files. Even after being crushed and mashed to pieces, they can regenerate from a single vertebra.
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From a Single Cell / int_6a8aff51	comment	The Radiants of The Stormlight Archive can survive just about any injury if they're holding enough of the titular Light.
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From a Single Cell / int_6ac55ec7	comment	Dungeons & Dragons: Any creature with regeneration works this way unless you take its Hit Points to -10 with whatever form of damage it can't regenerate (that's when a creature is officially considered Killed — -1 to -9 HP is only considered Dying). A joke D&D item exists called "Troll in a Can" that uses this trope to turn a chunk of trollflesh into self-regenerating field rations. Wizards of the Coast ruled that eating a troll will eventually cause a new troll to grow inside you and EXPLODE OUT OF YOUR BODY. (Unless it's well done on a bonfire, since trolls do not regenerate fire damage and can be safely killed by it.) The Tarrasque has this ability. The only way to defeat it is to beat it into unconsciousness and then use the most powerful spell in the game to make sure it doesn't wake up. (Good thing it sleeps 99% of the time.) And as of Fourth Edition, the Monster Manual implies that the only real way to kill the Tarrasque for good is to send it into space. Reducing its HP to 0 just sends it back to slumber beneath the earth. Second Edition required the Tarrasque to be reduced to -50 hit points, requiring the use of +1 or better magical weapons, then a Wish spell or equivalent to be used wherein you wished for the Tarrasque to never return. Depending on your DM at the time, sending it into space may be a lot easier. Zargon the Returner cannot die as long his horn remains intact. Even if the rest of his body is entirely destroyed, it'll all grow back from his horn within a few days at most. While the single-cell aspect of this trope would be pushing it, the 7th level Cleric spell Resurrection can regenerate the target's body from any small part of it. The spell description even explicitly specifies that the remains of a creature that has been reduced to ash by a Disintegrator Ray counts as a small portion of the body. In the Ravenloft campaign, Dr. Victor Mordenheim, the Mad Scientist responsible for the blasphemous experiment that created Adam, the Lord of Lamordia, has this ability, whether he wants it or not. Even though he is not the true Lord of the domain, he is cursed to share Adam's Ironic Hell, and cannot die while Adam lives. Thus, he can't be killed. In fact, he would even survive if not a single cell were left; if that happened, his soul would become bound to a recently dead corpse that would regenerate and turn into a duplicate of his old body.
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From a Single Cell / int_6b7ba85f	comment	Rom: Spaceknight: Jimmy Marks a.k.a. Hybrid, from the original 1970s run. He's killed by being torn apart on a molecular level and having those sundered molecules banished to another dimension twice, and both times he literally wills himself back together and back into reality. Downplayed in that it does take him weeks on both occasions. On his third occasion, he's skewered with Ilyana Rasputin's Soulsword and seemingly killed for good. Then he comes back in both X-Man and Avengers Academy, where he's vaporized and banished to Limbo again in each run. By the time of Avengers Academy, nobody is even pretending that this will actually kill him for good.
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From a Single Cell / int_6db346bf	comment	The Hero Kanon of The Misfit of Demon King Academy was infamously difficult to kill and ensure that he would stay dead due to his seven Sources, the in-universe equivalent of his soul. Even if one or a handful are destroyed, he can continue to come back to life with his appearance, memories, and skills intact. Anyone else needs to either be highly skilled in Source Magic or have an extremely powerful ally willing to bring them back to life.
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The Misfit of Demon King Academy	hasFeature	From a Single Cell / int_6db346bf
From a Single Cell / int_6ea0c1f4	type	From a Single Cell
From a Single Cell / int_6ea0c1f4	comment	In Battle Tendency, infinitely regeneration is one of Ultimate Kars' Informed Abilities. It never comes into play, though — Kars is defeated by being immobilized rather than being destroyed.
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From a Single Cell / int_6f20b4e	type	From a Single Cell
From a Single Cell / int_6f20b4e	comment	EXTRAPOWER: Attack of Darkforce: The Half-Human Hybrid remodelers developed by Tarantula only need a single cell to be rebuilt. This is discovered when the heroes raid the Tarantula base and discover row after row of tubes containing Panda Bear Corpse, the first Tarantula remodeler defeated at the very start of the game, and soon after have to fight other remodelers that were already once destroyed throughout the game.
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EXTRAPOWER: Attack of Darkforce (Video Game)	hasFeature	From a Single Cell / int_6f20b4e
From a Single Cell / int_70814599	type	From a Single Cell
From a Single Cell / int_70814599	comment	The Replicators in Stargate SG-1 come close. It only takes one active Replicator to make an entire swarm. Fortunately, they are limited by local resources, and there need to be at least enough active blocks to form a working entity. They can't actually regenerate from a single cell.
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Stargate SG-1	hasFeature	From a Single Cell / int_70814599
From a Single Cell / int_72715b	type	From a Single Cell
From a Single Cell / int_72715b	comment	In On Stranger Tides, anyone who drinks from and then sheds blood near the Fountain of Youth can regenerate from even the smallest part of himself, even a drop of blood, so long as it falls into the ocean.
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From a Single Cell / int_72e00a2f	comment	In A Planet Called Treason, one of the families exiled to an isolated world has genetically engineered themselves to a state in which they can regenerate organs, so that they can sell them to eventually buy their way home. Occasionally, a mutant like the protagonist appears whose regenerative abilities approach this level — but he also grows extraneous body parts that eventually cripple, then kill him. At one point, his guts are ripped out, producing a feral copy.
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From a Single Cell / int_747d9a6f	comment	At the end of [PROTOTYPE], Alex Mercer saved New York from being nuked by flying the nuke out over the ocean. Unfortunately, he didn't escape the blast, and a few mangled fragments of him wind up in Manhattan. A crow eats the pieces, which then eat the crow, and Alex rebuilds himself from the inside out.
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From a Single Cell / int_753491f7	type	From a Single Cell
From a Single Cell / int_753491f7	comment	In the Fantasia segment "The Sorcerer's Apprentice", Mickey Mouse can't stop the enchanted broom from flooding the room with water, so he chops it to bits. Unfortunately, each of those bits turns into a broom (complete with buckets already filled with water!), ready to continue the job.
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From a Single Cell / int_755b343f	type	From a Single Cell
From a Single Cell / int_755b343f	comment	The Flood of Halo are this trope on a much larger scale. From a single spore, the Flood can rise again, and even if its Gravemind is destroyed, its communal memory remains.
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From a Single Cell / int_7832b74c	type	From a Single Cell
From a Single Cell / int_7832b74c	comment	The Gems of Steven Universe are able to regenerate from any fatal injury as long as their Gem is intact and unharmed. Interestingly, even if an attack does not destroy their body, any would-be fatal attack has them explode in a cloud of smoke, leaving only the Gem, which recreates the entire body. Any damage to the gem, however, can prove fatal, even if the rest of the body isn't harmed. The full Gems' bodies are Hard Light projections created by the gems which are their true selves.
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From a Single Cell / int_7ac38ec4	comment	Rebuild World: A Super Serum exists that grants this, based on the Lost Technology nanomachine-based Healing Potion. The origin of it was Mad Scientist Yatsubiyashi making a deal to work for Tsubaki in exchange for the data, to help him get back into the Rebuild Institute. The first individual to use it is the Back from the Dead Tiol, who can instantly reattach severed limbs, and at one point gets ran over repeatedly by hunter cars until reduced to pieces, only for a mouth to form on his arm that devours a monster that came to eat him from the inside. A more refined version of the serum is used by the Rebuild Institute Tyke Bomb Haruka, who takes full advantage of the Voluntary Shapeshifting it grants to split into small Spider Tank monsters or two copies of herself that regenerate in an attempt to capture a MacGuffin from a transport.
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Rebuild World	hasFeature	From a Single Cell / int_7ac38ec4
From a Single Cell / int_7f48827f	type	From a Single Cell
From a Single Cell / int_7f48827f	comment	Salamandoras from Ultraman 80 goes by the Boss Subtitles of "Regeneration Monster", but in his original appearance he had to be regenerated by the Gorgonians who controlled him. In Ultraman Mebius, the regeneration was remade into a natural ability performed via the Achilles' Heel on his throat that must be damaged in order to destroy the monster permanently.
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Ultraman 80	hasFeature	From a Single Cell / int_7f48827f
From a Single Cell / int_7fc2281c	type	From a Single Cell
From a Single Cell / int_7fc2281c	comment	The titular monster in Dogora originated as a single mutated cell, and it can restore itself when reduced to this.
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From a Single Cell / int_7fcd5a6a	comment	Earth X: Earth X's version of Daredevil can do this — including ending up as many copies of himself after being torn apart by a mob. He even makes it into a circus act in which people try every method imaginable to kill him. Too bad for him he's a Death Seeker.
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From a Single Cell / int_88394a07	type	From a Single Cell
From a Single Cell / int_88394a07	comment	In The Powder Toy, most forms of 'exploding' life will regenerate no matter what you do.
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From a Single Cell / int_88b580f0	type	From a Single Cell
From a Single Cell / int_88b580f0	comment	The Ananasi and Kumo (werespiders) in Werewolf: The Apocalypse could break into swarms of normal-sized spiders (called the Crawlerling form). If a single spider from the swarm survived, it could eventually hunt enough to increase its mass to the point that it could resume human form. (Unfortunately, the Ananasi in such a situation would probably lose almost his entire memory...)
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Werewolf: The Apocalypse (Tabletop Game)	hasFeature	From a Single Cell / int_88b580f0
From a Single Cell / int_893f66b7	type	From a Single Cell
From a Single Cell / int_893f66b7	comment	The book Jason X: The Experiment has Jason Voorhees coming back after being reduced to little more than a hunk of flesh due to being incinerated during atmospheric reentry. It takes him a couple years (even with help from nanomachines), though.
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From a Single Cell / int_89f3fbc6	type	From a Single Cell
From a Single Cell / int_89f3fbc6	comment	Godzilla Minus One: At the end of the film, Godzilla is a slowly descending chunk of flesh following his defeat, and it begins to grow before the credits roll.
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From a Single Cell / int_8aa7c509	type	From a Single Cell
From a Single Cell / int_8aa7c509	comment	Star vs. the Forces of Evil: After losing his body, Toffee's spirit endured through his skeleton hand gripping half of the wand's star. Through it, he eventually regained a body by possessing Ludo's, and he regains his full body, finger and all, at the end of Battle for Mewni
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From a Single Cell / int_8aaeda7e	type	From a Single Cell
From a Single Cell / int_8aaeda7e	comment	MonsterVerse: In the graphic novel Godzilla: Awakening, Shinomura is The Worm That Walks, and so a new Shinomura can grow if even one of the individual organisms making up the whole kaiju are left alone.
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From a Single Cell / int_8df5521b	type	From a Single Cell
From a Single Cell / int_8df5521b	comment	Superman: Brainiac is constantly shown to be able to survive from the smallest remaining bit of his circuitry or computer program. This is taken to an extreme in the DC Animated Universe, where the tiniest bit of Brainiac always survives, is stored somewhere, and manages to take over more technology and reform himself completely. He is then defeated, and the process repeats itself. Cyborg-Superman accomplishes this via his technopathy. It's an unconscious reflex rather than a choice, though, as he is in fact a Death Seeker who would really, really like to die. Unfortunately for him, no hero he antagonizes seems to have the oomph to grant him his heart's desire. Doomsday once regenerated from being reduced to an irradiated skeleton by a Planet Destroyer-level entity. Lex Luthor helped by pouring some of Superman's blood on the bones to give him some raw material to work with. It was later revealed in Doomsday's back story that he was created with the ability to die and then evolve with an immunity to what ever killed him upon resurrection. Metallo is a cyborg who rebuilds himself via technopathy, and he's managed to pull himself together after being blown to smithereens more than once. However, his machine control isn't quite at Henshaw's level, and odds are Superman probably could destroy him if he ever really wanted to. In Who is Superwoman?, the body of the titular Supergirl villain explodes when her Magitek super-suit gets shredded, and only tiny bits of flesh are left. However, those small specks of flesh was all she needed to rebuild herself completely thanks to her altered DNA.
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Superman (Comic Book)	hasFeature	From a Single Cell / int_8df5521b
From a Single Cell / int_905cf99c	type	From a Single Cell
From a Single Cell / int_905cf99c	comment	In The Fifth Element, the Action Girl protagonist Leeloo is regenerated from scratch in a rather cool sequence near the beginning of the film. The doctor who restores her practically quotes this trope when explaining the process, saying "A couple of cells are still alive. It's more than I need."
From a Single Cell / int_905cf99c	featureApplicability	1.0
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The Fifth Element	hasFeature	From a Single Cell / int_905cf99c
From a Single Cell / int_90c73dda	type	From a Single Cell
From a Single Cell / int_90c73dda	comment	Animorphs: The Animorphs frequently make use of the morphing power's healing properties. Their fights often go like this: Attack; get torn to shreds while decimating the enemy's defenses; de- and remorph; carry out the mission. Rachel in particular seems to lose and regrow limbs on a regular basis. Their regeneration ability becomes a major plot point in one book where Rachel morphs into a starfish and gets cut in half. She returns to her human form, but so does her other half, creating two Split Personality Rachels — a decent, kind-hearted girl and a total ruthless bitch.
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Animorphs	hasFeature	From a Single Cell / int_90c73dda
From a Single Cell / int_91209b29	type	From a Single Cell
From a Single Cell / int_91209b29	comment	Xenosaga's Albedo Piazolla may be the single most indestructible example on this page. It takes a Cosmic Entity to kill him permanently, and even then, he comes back. The third game ends with him asleep in his twin brother's subconscious mind, with the implication that this might not be a permanent arrangement...
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Xenosaga (Video Game)	hasFeature	From a Single Cell / int_91209b29
From a Single Cell / int_920bdb7c	type	From a Single Cell
From a Single Cell / int_920bdb7c	comment	Kill Six Billion Demons: Gog-Agog is a Hive Mind of worms that number in the trillions, distributed across thousands of worlds and having silently assimilated an unknown number of people on them. The worms all share a single soul and consciousness, and thus as long as a single worm exists anywhere in The Multiverse, Gog-Agog isn't dead and can assimilate nearby biomass to continue her existence. On top of this, she can form The Worm That Walks bodies out of excess worms, who all have a Healing Factor powerful enough to regenerate while standing in the middle of the path of a Death Ray.
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From a Single Cell / int_924b6d63	type	From a Single Cell
From a Single Cell / int_924b6d63	comment	One of the hardest bosses in Xenogears is Miang Hawwa's Omnigear Opiomorph, which had been transfigured from Organic Technology into essentially Grey Goo by the game's Big Bad Krelian. After the party beats it, it promptly snaps back up to fighting position like nothing even happened to it. Cue Miang gloating about how the entire Gear can restore itself from a single atom if need be.
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From a Single Cell / int_928a8b2b	type	From a Single Cell
From a Single Cell / int_928a8b2b	comment	In The Death Gate Cycle, a "chaodyn" must be stabbed in the heart, because if not, they will heal and the blood that has dripped out of the wound will spawn a second chaodyn. (Killing them without spilling blood works too.)
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The Death Gate Cycle	hasFeature	From a Single Cell / int_928a8b2b
From a Single Cell / int_93936882	type	From a Single Cell
From a Single Cell / int_93936882	comment	Species: At one point, a single cell is injected with the alien genetic material. It immediately starts dividing and growing, but is killed before it finishes turning into one of the Sil-type monsters. At the end of the movie, it's implied that any part of one of the monsters can regenerate into a whole.
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Species	hasFeature	From a Single Cell / int_93936882
From a Single Cell / int_94fecdbf	type	From a Single Cell
From a Single Cell / int_94fecdbf	comment	Myth Adventures: Isstvan gets blown up by a spell, and then rather squelchily reassembles. Nothing remotely like this happens in the original novel.
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Myth Adventures (Comic Book)	hasFeature	From a Single Cell / int_94fecdbf
From a Single Cell / int_958b331	type	From a Single Cell
From a Single Cell / int_958b331	comment	In Please Don't Tell My Parents I'm a Supervillain, the supervillain Chimera can regenerate from just a tiny piece of himself, though it took him multiple decades.
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Please Don't Tell My Parents I'm a Supervillain	hasFeature	From a Single Cell / int_958b331
From a Single Cell / int_96213dc	type	From a Single Cell
From a Single Cell / int_96213dc	comment	As a result of meddling by a dark god, the trolls of Tales From My D&D Campaign can regrow from nothing more than their jawbone. Since the jawbone itself cannot be destroyed by any known force whatsoever, this renders trolls utterly unkillable.
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From a Single Cell / int_98670fed	type	From a Single Cell
From a Single Cell / int_98670fed	comment	Tom Strong: Modular Man isn't quite at this level. He is technically mortal, and can be killed, but functionally he's identical: if even one of his modules exists, he can use it to make more, and he posted the plans for free download all over the internet...
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From a Single Cell / int_986e857e	type	From a Single Cell
From a Single Cell / int_986e857e	comment	Ben 10: One of Ben's original 10 forms, Ghostfreak, turns out to have this ability. Unfortunately, this means the mind of the original alien whose DNA sample is in the Omnitrix is present within that sample and capable of restoring himself, and he's not a good guy.
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From a Single Cell / int_98dc652b	type	From a Single Cell
From a Single Cell / int_98dc652b	comment	Baby from Dragon Ball GT has similar regenerating powers. He is destroyed for good when Goku blasts him into the sun, eradicating every last one of his cells.
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Dragon Ball GT	hasFeature	From a Single Cell / int_98dc652b
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From a Single Cell / int_9aab7b0a	comment	Swamp Thing: Swamp Thing once lost an arm, which grew back (for the first time in his book). Later, he met a mindless clone of himself which had grown from the lost arm. During the later Alan Moore run, he could dissolve his body at will and re-appear from any form of plant life whatsoever, anywhere in the world. (He later got exiled into space with help from Lex Luthor, though, but he managed to find a way to return.)
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From a Single Cell / int_9ab32c13	comment	Pony POV Series: The Dark World Mane Six's Elements of Chaos (which Discord replaced their hearts with) give them Complete Immortality so long as the Elements aren't destroyed or forcibly removed from their body while they're whole, even if their entire body except the Element is destroyed. Unusually, the ones who have turned good keep the power. Unfortunately, most of their enemies have the same ability if not better, and the one who doesn't knows how to deal with it and has something nearly as good, so it's not as big of an advantage as it'd otherwise be. The Alicorns and Draconequi both are capable of surviving and healing from unholy amounts of damage. It would seem nothing short of being vaporized can actually kill one. Even then, their natural forms are spirits that can live on past death, though killing them does seem to prevent them from just returning to the mortal plane. The only exception was Discord, who was shattered after being turned to stone. A fail-safe Havoc put in place allowed his spirit to remain in the mortal plane and possess a pony, whom he used his powers on to turn into a clone of his original body. Even then, it takes a massive amount of damage or special weapons to actually pull off under most circumstances. Princess Fidelitas, the purified version of Nightmare Eclipse's Manacle has both this and the Element of Chaos version.
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From a Single Cell / int_9e7ed97a	type	From a Single Cell
From a Single Cell / int_9e7ed97a	comment	Grim reapers in Dead Like Me are effectively impossible to kill, being already dead. In the movie the cast try to kill a renegade reaper by shooting, drowning, and finally dismemberment followed by cremation and launching the ashes into space.
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Dead Like Me	hasFeature	From a Single Cell / int_9e7ed97a
From a Single Cell / int_9f7c1c27	type	From a Single Cell
From a Single Cell / int_9f7c1c27	comment	In NIMONA, it's pretty heavily implied that this is the root of both Nimona's Shapeshifting powers and Healing Factor. Every time Nimona transforms, all of her cells are destroyed and reformed. It's how she can resurrect and split into two bodies.
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From a Single Cell / int_a2294028	comment	Gyeron from Ultraseven, as Ultra Garrison found out after they successfully blew up the mutant alien. When Gyeron reappeared in an episode of Ultraman Geed, this was his primary trait, as the monster constantly regenerated itself over the course of a day to reappear at the exact time and location until Riku and his friends found out they could neutralize it with freezing temperatures.
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From a Single Cell / int_a5b96841	type	From a Single Cell
From a Single Cell / int_a5b96841	comment	Mortasheen's zombies work this way, given their absurdly powerful healing factor and the fact that their consciousness is spread out all over their body. Downplayed in the sense that, depending on what exactly happened to them, they may not regenerate correctly or even lose their intelligence.
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From a Single Cell / int_a6543322	comment	Touhou Project: The Hourai Elixir Fujiwara no Mokou and Kaguya Houraisan drank granted them immortality and the ability to come back to life even if their bodies were completely destroyed, and beyond that. Yuyuko has the ability to kill anything by simply inviting it to its death, and once attempted to use it on Mokou. She couldn't even find her death. Turns out the Hourai Elixir simply banishes their death at every point in their timeline, ensuring they can never die no matter what. Even if they could get someone to kill them before drank the Elixir, it would fail - their deaths would have been retroactively banished. It's just that good at averting death. Marisa, being Marisa, lampshades it by asking what every one of us has always wondered: if we split either in half, which half will regenerate? Fairies have a similar level of regeneration ability in the series, being somewhere between this and Fighting a Shadow. However, they are idiot mooks subject to The Fog of Ages.
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Touhou Project (Franchise)	hasFeature	From a Single Cell / int_a6543322
From a Single Cell / int_a6827dcf	type	From a Single Cell
From a Single Cell / int_a6827dcf	comment	Yakumo from 3Ã—3 Eyes. He was turned into a Wu, an immortal undead slave, when Pai, the last of the Sanzhiyan, sucked his soul into herself to save his life. His Healing Factor is so powerful he was once able to regenerate from being blasted into a bloody mist. The same applies to all Wu, such as Benares (who takes longer to reform since his master's life energy is slowly running out.)
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From a Single Cell / int_a7469a75	comment	In the Kolchak: The Night Stalker episode "Primal Scream" (1974), an ancient cell sample discovered in the Arctic regenerates into a murderous ape man.
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From a Single Cell / int_a7a1cf90	comment	Tohoverse: The titular monster in Dogora originated as a single mutated cell, and it can restore itself when reduced to this. Frankenstein's Monster from Frankenstein Conquers the World. In fact, this results in the creation of the two monsters in the sequel, War of the Gargantuas. In Rebirth of Mothra 3, King Ghidorah regenerates from a severed tail. In Shin Godzilla, the scientists note that the little chunks of Godzilla's flesh that broke off are slowly growing. Godzilla Minus One: At the end of the film, Godzilla is a slowly descending chunk of flesh following his defeat, and it begins to grow before the credits roll.
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From a Single Cell / int_a81325d3	comment	Final Fantasy: Jenova from Final Fantasy VII can apparently regenerate indefinitely so long as some cells still exist. Which is what provided the retroactive Sequel Hook: Cloud (and others) are infected with Jenova cells, and thus Jenova and Sephiroth are not truly dead, but, in fact, possibly more powerful than ever. Exdeath of Final Fantasy V once rebuilt himself from a single splinter.
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From a Single Cell / int_a825da3e	comment	Magic: The Gathering: Squee, the goblin who, as both Crovax and Ertai learned, could never stay dead. Ever. On a larger scale, we have the Phyrexians. As long as a single drop of glistening oil remains, they can be reborn continuously, forever. On an Faction Calculus level, Green's resurrection spells usually return creatures to your hand, unlike White and Black. On the rare occasion it doesn't, this trope is employed.
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From a Single Cell / int_a9cb14fc	comment	In the Ravenloft campaign, Dr. Victor Mordenheim, the Mad Scientist responsible for the blasphemous experiment that created Adam, the Lord of Lamordia, has this ability, whether he wants it or not. Even though he is not the true Lord of the domain, he is cursed to share Adam's Ironic Hell, and cannot die while Adam lives. Thus, he can't be killed. In fact, he would even survive if not a single cell were left; if that happened, his soul would become bound to a recently dead corpse that would regenerate and turn into a duplicate of his old body.
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From a Single Cell / int_aab02655	comment	During Civil War (2006), he was immolated down to his skeleton and regenerated. Later comics apparently had him trade in some of his healing factor to return from the dead.
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From a Single Cell / int_ae8d22f6	comment	The Hosts of Werewolf: The Forsaken. These are bizarre hybrid spirit creatures (most commonly the Azlu and the Beshilu) who are able to either take on vaguely human forms or hide inside human skins. If a Host is destroyed, its body will shatter into dozens or hundreds of its animal form (which will look like mundane animals), one of which contains its soul. They all need to be destroyed to be safe or else they will eventually consume enough to regrow into their monstrous forms (and usually be pissed at whatever killed them).
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From a Single Cell / int_b0028436	comment	JoJo's Bizarre Adventure: In Battle Tendency, infinitely regeneration is one of Ultimate Kars' Informed Abilities. It never comes into play, though — Kars is defeated by being immobilized rather than being destroyed. Subverted by Josuke's Crazy Diamond in Diamond is Unbreakable, which can put together a body that's been blown to pieces, but if the person already died from their injuries, they stay dead. It's still useful if say, an ally is in lethal danger after leaving behind a severed limb, letting Josuke effectively teleport them to safety. The trope is played straight as far as inanimate objects go. The autonomous Stand Notorious B.I.G. in Golden Wind worked like this in addition to being a Living Motion Detector. Since they were unable to destroy it completely, Trish traps it by having it fall into the ocean and as a result constantly attack waves and any boats unlucky enough to get too close. Foo Fighters from Stone Ocean is made out of sentient plankton, and thus can survive as long as just a little piece of her body stays intact. On top of that this plankton can multiply very quickly, which allows her to grow full body back from said little piece in a matter of seconds.
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From a Single Cell / int_b2afdc9d	comment	Chronicles of Darkness: The Hosts of Werewolf: The Forsaken. These are bizarre hybrid spirit creatures (most commonly the Azlu and the Beshilu) who are able to either take on vaguely human forms or hide inside human skins. If a Host is destroyed, its body will shatter into dozens or hundreds of its animal form (which will look like mundane animals), one of which contains its soul. They all need to be destroyed to be safe or else they will eventually consume enough to regrow into their monstrous forms (and usually be pissed at whatever killed them). In World of Darkness: Immortals, we have the Purified, who have this as one of their main abilities. You see, they've turned their souls into spirits, and like the Hosts above, just killing one's body simply sends his mind to the Shadow, where they can rebuild it even if it was completely destroyed. They're a perfectly viable character option (far more so than the blood bathers and the body thieves), and this ability is mitigated by the fact that the Spirit World is rather dangerous. That still means a halfway competent Purified is going to be alive for a very long time (this is a book called Immortals after all), but it's something of a weakness. The Abmortals from Geist: The Sin-Eaters are people who found ways (usually very amoral ones) to make themselves immortals. They all have a single Achilles' Heel allowing you to kill them, but this aside, they are this trope: you could cut them to pieces and burn their remains, they would still eventually regenerate and come back.
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From a Single Cell / int_b2fba3e0	comment	Ultra Series: Kupukupu, a harmless, rabbit-like creature from Return of Ultraman, has the ability to adapt to its surroundings; after being blow up, a single piece of Kupukupu gets picked up by a child, and begin re-growing itself and enlarging into the far more powerful and menacing-looking kaiju, Kingstron. Salamandoras from Ultraman 80 goes by the Boss Subtitles of "Regeneration Monster", but in his original appearance he had to be regenerated by the Gorgonians who controlled him. In Ultraman Mebius, the regeneration was remade into a natural ability performed via the Achilles' Heel on his throat that must be damaged in order to destroy the monster permanently. Gyeron from Ultraseven, as Ultra Garrison found out after they successfully blew up the mutant alien. When Gyeron reappeared in an episode of Ultraman Geed, this was his primary trait, as the monster constantly regenerated itself over the course of a day to reappear at the exact time and location until Riku and his friends found out they could neutralize it with freezing temperatures. The Imperisersnote Imperizers, Inpelaizers, Imperializers, etc. from Ultraman Mebius have to have their entire body vaporized to kill them — otherwise, they will regenerate, even from having their upper half totally destroyed. Later on in the finale, this is toned down to having to destroy a certain part of their body to prevent complete regeneration, but the damn things are still Nigh-Invulnerable beforehand. Worst part, the Imperisers are the Big Bad's mass-produced minions. Nosferu from Ultraman Nexus proves to be a serious pain in the ass for the Night Raiders because of this. Like Salamandoras, he possesses a special organ/Achilles' Heel for this, but unlike the others above, has to slowly grow back to its original Kaiju size by ravenously eating. Not surprisingly, Nosferu takes the longest to finally kill out of all the Space Beasts.
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From a Single Cell / int_b4996199	comment	Spider-Man: Sandman and Hydro-Man have this ability — so long as one grain of sand or one drip of water is left in their mass, they can reform like nothing; as long as there's more sand or water nearby.
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From a Single Cell / int_b50cc7e6	comment	The Incredible Hulk: The Hulk's future incarnation, the Maestro, was capable of regenerating from dust.
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From a Single Cell / int_b6d7b1e1	comment	That Time I Got Reincarnated as a Slime: Anyone who possesses the Skill Ultraspeed Regeneration would in theory be capable of this, as their body heals so quickly after taking damage nothing short of complete destruction would kill them. In practice, it's still possible to kill them without completely destroying their body by instead attacking their souls, as the skill doesn't heal spiritual damage. With Rimuru and Shion after she Came Back Strong, the skill combinations they possess and later gain mean that even if their physical bodies were completely destroyed, as long as their souls remain intact, they would be able to anchor themselves to the world long enough for their bodies to recover from nothingness (and they have skills that heal soul damage too).
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From a Single Cell / int_b8e7bb8	comment	Super Sentai: In Uchu Sentai Kyuranger, as long as a single piece of Madako survives her destruction, the villainess is capable of completely regenerating again and again. GoGo Sentai Boukenger: The helmet of Creator King Ryuuwon is actually a Clingy MacGuffin that granted Ryuuwon immortality as a humanoid reptile, as well as the power to survive falling off a high cliff, getting blown up while piloting his dinosaur-mechs two, maybe three times, and suicide. However, this power fails Ryuuwon when Bouken Red destroys it during the two's final duel, causing Ryuuwon to revert back to his original human form. He gets better.
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From a Single Cell / int_bb3fde3d	comment	Danny Phantom has two dangerous enemies with this kind of power: Undergrowth and Nocturne. Apart from instant recovery from Danny's attacks, this trait is made apparent when Undergrowth managed to (offscreen) completely regrow his body after it was blown to nothing but a weed and Nocturne was able to pull himself back together after Danny froze him solid and shattered him.
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From a Single Cell / int_bbbccf7	comment	Teen Titans: Trouble in Tokyo: All villains under Brushogun can regenerate from any injury in a matter of seconds, from losing a limb to a hole in the stomach. Brute force seems to be capable of killing them, however. This is due to them being made entirely of ink, meaning that water is fatal to them.
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From a Single Cell / int_bc848d30	comment	SpongeBob SquarePants: SpongeBob displays impressive regeneration every now and again, as real-life sponges do. (See below.) In the episode "Frankendoodle", said doodle recreates its body by redrawing itself with the magic pencil.
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From a Single Cell / int_bcadd7cb	comment	Warhammer 40,000: While the Necrons don't have cells, being automatons, they fit the spirit of this trope, able to regenerate or be repaired from any damage whatsoever. Well, at least originally; newer versions seem to have Nerfed that ability significantly. Tyranids are this trope on an interstellar scale, when considering that their Hive Fleets and Hive Mind are really just one big body. If even one vessel manages to survive and reaches an ill-defended planet or three, they can use the biomass to rebuild the entire fleet. Da Orks on a species scale, since they reproduce by fungal spores, all they need is a single spore left over from battle and untouched by cleansing flame to sow the seeds of a new invasion. The Expanded Universe brings us the Halo artifacts, which are completely disturbing. The latest incarnation of the Dark Eldar Codex indicates that Haemonculi can regrow people from small amounts of flesh, leading to many Dark Eldar leaving a bit of skin or a finger in a Haemonculus' care when heading out on raids to act as insurance should they perish. Also, the Perpetuals. They don't even need an entire, intact cell; they can regenerate from complete and total atomization. The only Perpetuals to have canonically died are Ollanius Pius, on account of Horus' Cessation of Existence attack,note but even that much has the fandom going back and forth on the He's Just Hiding option and Malcador the Sigillite, who took the Emperor's place on the Golden Throne for a while so that the Emperor could go up to fight Horus, and it completely drained him.
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From a Single Cell / int_bd310eaa	comment	In El Goonish Shive, the Goo can regenerate its amorphous body if its demon nuclei survives.
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From a Single Cell / int_bf471bbe	comment	Serleena from Men in Black II seems to have this ability.
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From a Single Cell / int_c17ac72a	comment	In Shin Godzilla, the scientists note that the little chunks of Godzilla's flesh that broke off are slowly growing.
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From a Single Cell / int_c4282b71	comment	The My Little Pony: Friendship Is Magic/Dragon Ball Z Abridged crossover Cell Vs The Rainbooms #CellGames does this literally: after her friends were at the wrong end of a Curb-Stomp Battle in the first chapter, Sci-Twi comes to Cell and uses a device of her own invention to degrade his cells, but leaves a single cell intact to study it later-with obvious consequences.
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From a Single Cell / int_c43df4d8	comment	Doctor Who: Silicon Based Lifeform Eldrad from "The Hand of Fear" first appears as a fossilized hand, then absorbs some nuclear radiation and turns into a walking hand. It eventually regenerates into an entire person. In a very similar vein, the Doctor himself has a previously severed hand put away somewhere. Then, when Ten tries to stop his own regeneration, he shunts the regeneration energy into said severed hand. The hand then grows a not-so-clone of Ten (he's more human than Time Lord). It should be noted that the Doctor himself averts the trope. While he can regenerate from fatal damage, there are known limits to this ability, and there are a number of ways to outright kill a Time Lord. In "Revolution of the Daleks", a scientist finds Dalek cellular material and clones it to make a complete creature (in fairness he has no idea what a Dalek is). Unfortunately, the Dalek consciousness can exist within the tiniest fragment of their DNA, so it retains its memories and desire to CON-QUER AND DES-TROY!
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From a Single Cell / int_c43ed6f1	comment	In Boktai, the Count of Groundsoaking Blood can come back from the dead as long as one of his bats is still alive.
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From a Single Cell / int_c73cdac2	comment	The Darkness had this once after Jackie set a warehouse and a few mooks on fire. The Darkness survived by hiding in a tooth cavity; not knowing what else to do, the Darkness rebuilt Jackie.
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From a Single Cell / int_cd8905f6	comment	Immortals in Baccano! effectively work this way, although except in the case of their bodies being burned or dissolved, they don't regenerate so much as all of their tissues, any spilled blood included, are simply drawn inexorably back together into the proper form. Even when burned or dissolved with chemicals, however, they can still fully recover — Fermet checked. Szilard's done his own research on the subject, and discovered that immortals pull themselves together on a molecular level — set an immortal on fire, and the resulting smoke will return to the burned flesh once regeneration kicks in.
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From a Single Cell / int_ce2cf80	comment	In The Arts of Dark and Light, this is how the Complete Immortality of the Watchers works. They literally cannot be destroyed, at least not by any means available to humans (including magic) — even burning them, grinding the ashes and scattering the dust only means it takes them a little longer to reassemble.
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From a Single Cell / int_d0a5a846	comment	The Bacterians from Gradius work like this. Every time you defeat them, they regenerate and come back stronger.
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From a Single Cell / int_d38fe19f	comment	In Star Wars: Clone Wars, the alien bounty hunter Durge has incredible healing powers. We see him recover from being cut in half, and later in that series he got blasted into a gooey mess via the Force by Obi-Wan. The shocker: Durge still survived this in other works! He was finally Killed Off for Real by Anakin, who hurled him into a sun.
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From a Single Cell / int_d56c92f3	comment	In Who is Superwoman?, the body of the titular Supergirl villain explodes when her Magitek super-suit gets shredded, and only tiny bits of flesh are left. However, those small specks of flesh was all she needed to rebuild herself completely thanks to her altered DNA.
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From a Single Cell / int_d5ddd6c1	comment	Deoxys from PokÃ©mon: The Series is shown to have this ability as long as its brain, the gem-like substance that protrudes from its chest (which is indestructible anyway), is still active. While it can regenerate lost limbs in just a couple of seconds, it has been shown that regenerating its entire body can take up to several years.
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From a Single Cell / int_d7e4b70e	comment	Nurarihyon from Gantz. Without the gravity gun against this guy, you are screwed.
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From a Single Cell / int_d8a240a2	comment	Tomie: The titular character can do this. She can also speed the process up by infecting the bodies of other women and turning them into copies of herself. A scene in an early storyline implies that she is able to do this by virtue of being extremely radiotrophic, somehow converting background radiation into mass as her growth was accelerated by a doctor's attempt to kill her with a radiation machine used to destroy tumors. Throughout the story it's been proven that fire will kill Tomie for real and unable to regenerate (burned flesh are dead tissue).
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From a Single Cell / int_dcdb5ca9	comment	Tsukihime: Roa can be like this, but only when the conditions are absolutely right (midnight during a full moon, as Arcueid found to her chagrin, when he regenerated from his ankles up). Arcueid herself is able to construct an entirely new body after being sliced into seventeen pieces by Shiki near the beginning of the game. It is explained at some point that in case of most powerful beings (like Shinso and Dead Apostle Ancestors) the wounds do not regenerate by normal means (i.e. cell division cranked up) but rather by reversing the flow of time around the missing body part (or even missing body, for the most powerful of them returning from the state of complete non-existence is just as simple) effectively making the wound to never existed. Of course, most of those creatures also have abnormal Healing Factor just in case someone attacks them with means (like Conceptual Weapons) that prevent recovery by time reversal.
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From a Single Cell / int_df32efd1	comment	GoGo Sentai Boukenger: The helmet of Creator King Ryuuwon is actually a Clingy MacGuffin that granted Ryuuwon immortality as a humanoid reptile, as well as the power to survive falling off a high cliff, getting blown up while piloting his dinosaur-mechs two, maybe three times, and suicide. However, this power fails Ryuuwon when Bouken Red destroys it during the two's final duel, causing Ryuuwon to revert back to his original human form. He gets better.
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From a Single Cell / int_e0a941d2	comment	Gluto from Ben 10: Secret of the Omnitrix is one giant blob of living gel with three eyes. He saves Gwen's life by blocking a plasma gun, and for a long time, everyone thinks he's gone for good. But at the end, it turned out that the residue on Gwen's clothes gave him enough resources to regenerate from this level, prompting Tetrax Shard to say, "Who knew?"
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From a Single Cell / int_e1c8fa4d	comment	Darkwing, as a parody of the T-1000, in Ducktalez 6.
From a Single Cell / int_e1c8fa4d	featureApplicability	1.0
From a Single Cell / int_e1c8fa4d	featureConfidence	1.0
Ducktalez (Web Animation)	hasFeature	From a Single Cell / int_e1c8fa4d
From a Single Cell / int_e21a2bbf	type	From a Single Cell
From a Single Cell / int_e21a2bbf	comment	Acacia from Green Worldz regenerates from a single small flesh in chapter 51 despite being cut to pieces. Her Healing Factor is so strong that the hero has to resort to feeding her severely damaged body to a giant-size monster baby in order to get rid of her. Even after that, she is revealed to be alive in chapter 110 and manages to regenerate her body back.
From a Single Cell / int_e21a2bbf	featureApplicability	1.0
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Green Worldz (Manga)	hasFeature	From a Single Cell / int_e21a2bbf
From a Single Cell / int_e31a4abd	type	From a Single Cell
From a Single Cell / int_e31a4abd	comment	Ed from Megatokyo is apparently cloned by Sony whenever he gets killed. He mentions at one point, all they could find of him as material could fit on two cotton swabs.
From a Single Cell / int_e31a4abd	featureApplicability	1.0
From a Single Cell / int_e31a4abd	featureConfidence	1.0
MegaTokyo (Webcomic)	hasFeature	From a Single Cell / int_e31a4abd
From a Single Cell / int_e3428de8	type	From a Single Cell
From a Single Cell / int_e3428de8	comment	Fiends of the Eastern Front: Corporal Cringu explains that his master Captain Constanta can resurrect from the smallest leftover. Despite burning him to ashes, Hans finds out that it still wasn't enough.
From a Single Cell / int_e3428de8	featureApplicability	1.0
From a Single Cell / int_e3428de8	featureConfidence	1.0
Fiends of the Eastern Front (Comic Book)	hasFeature	From a Single Cell / int_e3428de8
From a Single Cell / int_e5c5bc22	type	From a Single Cell
From a Single Cell / int_e5c5bc22	comment	In GURPS, this is the 100-point level of Unkillable. For just 50 points more, you don't even need that one cell.
From a Single Cell / int_e5c5bc22	featureApplicability	1.0
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GURPS (Tabletop Game)	hasFeature	From a Single Cell / int_e5c5bc22
From a Single Cell / int_e5ea79ee	type	From a Single Cell
From a Single Cell / int_e5ea79ee	comment	The Authority: Slippery B'eeef, the villain of The Authority: Kev, has this ability.
From a Single Cell / int_e5ea79ee	featureApplicability	1.0
From a Single Cell / int_e5ea79ee	featureConfidence	1.0
The Authority (Comic Book)	hasFeature	From a Single Cell / int_e5ea79ee
From a Single Cell / int_e7ebb65a	type	From a Single Cell
From a Single Cell / int_e7ebb65a	comment	In Uchu Sentai Kyuranger, as long as a single piece of Madako survives her destruction, the villainess is capable of completely regenerating again and again.
From a Single Cell / int_e7ebb65a	featureApplicability	1.0
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Uchu Sentai Kyuranger	hasFeature	From a Single Cell / int_e7ebb65a
From a Single Cell / int_e951212	type	From a Single Cell
From a Single Cell / int_e951212	comment	In Dawn of a New Age: Oldport Blues, Jenna has this ability as a result of being a sentient mass of insects. If even one insect is left alive, then Jenna's consciousness will remain with it and automatically gather more insects into her hoard, making her very difficult to kill.
From a Single Cell / int_e951212	featureApplicability	1.0
From a Single Cell / int_e951212	featureConfidence	1.0
Dawn of a New Age: Oldport Blues / Role Play	hasFeature	From a Single Cell / int_e951212
From a Single Cell / int_eb0c9938	type	From a Single Cell
From a Single Cell / int_eb0c9938	comment	Subverted by Josuke's Crazy Diamond in Diamond is Unbreakable, which can put together a body that's been blown to pieces, but if the person already died from their injuries, they stay dead. It's still useful if say, an ally is in lethal danger after leaving behind a severed limb, letting Josuke effectively teleport them to safety. The trope is played straight as far as inanimate objects go.
From a Single Cell / int_eb0c9938	featureApplicability	-0.3
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JoJo's Bizarre Adventure: Diamond is Unbreakable (Manga)	hasFeature	From a Single Cell / int_eb0c9938
From a Single Cell / int_ec9965ca	type	From a Single Cell
From a Single Cell / int_ec9965ca	comment	Alluded to on a factional level in The Culture. It's said that if even one GSV escapes a conflict, it could singlehandedly rebuild the eponymous faction.
From a Single Cell / int_ec9965ca	featureApplicability	1.0
From a Single Cell / int_ec9965ca	featureConfidence	1.0
The Culture	hasFeature	From a Single Cell / int_ec9965ca
From a Single Cell / int_f04b4111	type	From a Single Cell
From a Single Cell / int_f04b4111	comment	Metroid: Every single enemy in Metroid Fusion works this way. Since they're all X Parasites mimicking various creatures, they revert to the cellular form when defeated. The only way to kill that form is to absorb it which only a Metroid can do safely. If the cell form isn't absorbed, it recreates its body or infects the killer: so far the only known cure is to infuse the infected with Metroid DNA, which is why Samus can fight them. Some can even spawn more cell forms, creating even more monsters. Ridley also seems to have this, as his entire body routinely explodes, though Super Metroid was the canonical death of the original Ridley. A clone was made in Metroid: Other M, which the X Parasites infected in Fusion. In the Metroid Prime Trilogy, the eponymous Metroid Prime a.k.a. Dark Samus has survived everything up to and including being vaporized and then caught in the destruction of an alternate dimension immediately afterward. The 100% Completion endings of the first two games of the trilogy show the player that, yes, it's still alive and kicking. It ultimately took the destruction of every bit of Phazon (the Sentient Phlebotinum that Dark Samus has become composed of) in the galaxy to finally kill it for good.
From a Single Cell / int_f04b4111	featureApplicability	1.0
From a Single Cell / int_f04b4111	featureConfidence	1.0
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	From a Single Cell / int_f04b4111
From a Single Cell / int_f10a65b	type	From a Single Cell
From a Single Cell / int_f10a65b	comment	In Legends of Tomorrow, Vandal Savage fits this. Even after being completely obliterated by the Flash and Green Arrow, he still regenerates and conquers the world in the distant future, setting the events of the series in motion. Given that Merlyn collects his ashes after Savage is incinerated by the Staff of Horus and says "You owe me.", he probably knew this was going to happen. The only way to kill Savage for good is for Kendra/Chay-Ara to stab him with the Amon Dagger. Alternatively, Savage's immortality is negated by his presence near one of the Thanagarian meteorites, so he can be killed by anyone.
From a Single Cell / int_f10a65b	featureApplicability	1.0
From a Single Cell / int_f10a65b	featureConfidence	1.0
Legends of Tomorrow	hasFeature	From a Single Cell / int_f10a65b
From a Single Cell / int_f70613b0	type	From a Single Cell
From a Single Cell / int_f70613b0	comment	The immortals of The Company Novels, well... it takes a lot of destruction to get any of them to the point where they can't be brought back.
From a Single Cell / int_f70613b0	featureApplicability	1.0
From a Single Cell / int_f70613b0	featureConfidence	1.0
The Company Novels	hasFeature	From a Single Cell / int_f70613b0
From a Single Cell / int_f7c80dfa	type	From a Single Cell
From a Single Cell / int_f7c80dfa	comment	TerraforMARS: Having the planaria as a base allows Eva Frost to do this. She regenerates her entire body, brain and memories included, from only a piece of her breast. She also absorbs Adolf's electric abilities in the process.
From a Single Cell / int_f7c80dfa	featureApplicability	1.0
From a Single Cell / int_f7c80dfa	featureConfidence	1.0
TerraforMARS (Manga)	hasFeature	From a Single Cell / int_f7c80dfa
From a Single Cell / int_f8705c18	type	From a Single Cell
From a Single Cell / int_f8705c18	comment	Alucard from Hellsing, who can also use his spilled blood as a deadly weapon with no adverse effects. More than once is he reduced to a fine red mist before regenerating fully. To elaborate, in the Hellsing universe when a vampire drains a victim of their life's blood they absorb the victim's soul. Among other things this gives the vampire what amounts to an extra life. Alucard has feasted upon so many battlefields that his extra "lives" number in the hundreds of thousands by the series. However, Alucard can turn his "servants" loose as a literal army, which leaves him alone and vulnerable to a stake through the heart, but he remains a formidable opponent even then. If you wipe out his army and/or fail to destroy him, he'll drink more blood, rejuvenate completely and gain more lives — like he did when he summoned and absorbed blood from the entirety of London's population. He was finally brought low when that meal was "poisoned" by the walking physics anomaly Schrodinger killing himself and casting himself into the sea of blood, causing an Assimilation Backfire as this turned all of his gathered souls against him and deleted him from the world. At the time of this Critical Existence Failure, Alucard had three million, four hundred and twenty-four thousand, eight hundred and sixty-seven "lives" from the London battle. He sacrificed all but one (Schrodinger himself) and gained an even stranger and stronger immortality, though the process took him thirty years to complete.
From a Single Cell / int_f8705c18	featureApplicability	1.0
From a Single Cell / int_f8705c18	featureConfidence	1.0
Hellsing (Manga)	hasFeature	From a Single Cell / int_f8705c18
From a Single Cell / int_f891a20d	type	From a Single Cell
From a Single Cell / int_f891a20d	comment	Terraria: Once Hardmode hits, the Corruption/Crimson and the Hallow spread constantly. As long as one block of Ebonstone/Crimstone or Pearlstone exists within 3 blocks of a block of grass or stone, they will continue to spread. Additionally, prior to the 1.4 update, destroying a Demon/Crimson Altar to spawn the rare ores will create a block of Corruption/Crimson/Hallow somewhere in the world, meaning that it can literally grow from a single cell.
From a Single Cell / int_f891a20d	featureApplicability	1.0
From a Single Cell / int_f891a20d	featureConfidence	1.0
Terraria (Video Game)	hasFeature	From a Single Cell / int_f891a20d
From a Single Cell / int_f8956ef3	type	From a Single Cell
From a Single Cell / int_f8956ef3	comment	Elder Toguro from YuYu Hakusho explicitly says that the only thing that will kill him is destroying his heart or brain. Simple enough, right? Wrong. He's able to move around all his organs and body parts to wherever he wants in his body and can even ooze through cracks in the ground. Only two characters in the series manage to defeat him: Kuwabara (after transforming his Laser Blade into a Laser Racket in order to squash his entire body) and later Kurama (giving him a Fate Worse than Death by planting on him a monstrous tree that never stops harassing its victim until his or her death, which will never be the case with Elder Toguro).
From a Single Cell / int_f8956ef3	featureApplicability	1.0
From a Single Cell / int_f8956ef3	featureConfidence	1.0
YuYu Hakusho (Manga)	hasFeature	From a Single Cell / int_f8956ef3
From a Single Cell / int_fb8549c	type	From a Single Cell
From a Single Cell / int_fb8549c	comment	Deadpool: Unfortunately for Deadpool, his regenerative properties cause his cancer cells to regenerate rapidly too, causing him to be horribly disfigured and, well, not exactly sane.
From a Single Cell / int_fb8549c	featureApplicability	1.0
From a Single Cell / int_fb8549c	featureConfidence	1.0
Deadpool (Comic Book)	hasFeature	From a Single Cell / int_fb8549c
From a Single Cell / int_fce1599c	type	From a Single Cell
From a Single Cell / int_fce1599c	comment	Kupukupu, a harmless, rabbit-like creature from Return of Ultraman, has the ability to adapt to its surroundings; after being blow up, a single piece of Kupukupu gets picked up by a child, and begin re-growing itself and enlarging into the far more powerful and menacing-looking kaiju, Kingstron.
From a Single Cell / int_fce1599c	featureApplicability	1.0
From a Single Cell / int_fce1599c	featureConfidence	1.0
Return of Ultraman	hasFeature	From a Single Cell / int_fce1599c
From a Single Cell / int_fef54eee	type	From a Single Cell
From a Single Cell / int_fef54eee	comment	The main characters in Eden Green are infected with a needle symbiote that can resurrect them from any death, including complete immolation and being torn down to tiny pieces.
From a Single Cell / int_fef54eee	featureApplicability	1.0
From a Single Cell / int_fef54eee	featureConfidence	1.0
Eden Green	hasFeature	From a Single Cell / int_fef54eee
From a Single Cell / int_ff9ab17f	type	From a Single Cell
From a Single Cell / int_ff9ab17f	comment	One of the Star Trek: The Next Generation Expanded Universe novels mentions a race that fought a brief war with the Federation over this trope. Because they were effectively immortal, one of their more revered ways of learning things was by dying, because you usually at least learn "that was a bad idea". Because they thought every race had the same trait, they didn't realize that they weren't doing the Federation any favors by killing them.
From a Single Cell / int_ff9ab17f	featureApplicability	1.0
From a Single Cell / int_ff9ab17f	featureConfidence	1.0
Star Trek: The Next Generation	hasFeature	From a Single Cell / int_ff9ab17f

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From a Single Cell	processingCategory2	Resurrection Tropes
From a Single Cell	processingCategory2	Speculative Fiction Tropes
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Panty & Stocking with Garterbelt / int_92eb3e7c	type	From a Single Cell
PokÃ©mon: Destiny Deoxys / int_92eb3e7c	type	From a Single Cell
REDLINE / int_92eb3e7c	type	From a Single Cell
Vividred Operation / int_92eb3e7c	type	From a Single Cell
Agents of Atlas (Comic Book) / int_92eb3e7c	type	From a Single Cell
Beast Wars: Uprising (Comic Book) / int_92eb3e7c	type	From a Single Cell
Dark Empire (Comic Book) / int_92eb3e7c	type	From a Single Cell
Fallen Angel (Comic Book) / int_92eb3e7c	type	From a Single Cell
Fallen Angel (2003) (Comic Book) / int_92eb3e7c	type	From a Single Cell
Great Lakes Avengers (Comic Book) / int_92eb3e7c	type	From a Single Cell
Immortal X-Men (Comic Book) / int_92eb3e7c	type	From a Single Cell
My Little Pony: FIENDship Is Magic (Comic Book) / int_92eb3e7c	type	From a Single Cell
Our Worlds at War (Comic Book) / int_92eb3e7c	type	From a Single Cell
Plastic Man (Comic Book) / int_92eb3e7c	type	From a Single Cell
The Darkness (Comic Book) / int_92eb3e7c	type	From a Single Cell
The Thanos Imperative (Comic Book) / int_92eb3e7c	type	From a Single Cell
Tom Strong (Comic Book) / int_92eb3e7c	type	From a Single Cell
Vandal Savage (Comic Book) / int_92eb3e7c	type	From a Single Cell
Venom (2003) (Comic Book) / int_92eb3e7c	type	From a Single Cell
Venom (2021) (Comic Book) / int_92eb3e7c	type	From a Single Cell
Vixen (Comic Book) / int_92eb3e7c	type	From a Single Cell
Who is Superwoman? (Comic Book) / int_92eb3e7c	type	From a Single Cell
X-Men (Comic Book) / int_92eb3e7c	type	From a Single Cell
Earth X / Comicbook / int_92eb3e7c	type	From a Single Cell
Superman (Comic Book) / int_92eb3e7c	type	From a Single Cell
Day of the Barney Trilogy / Fan Fic / int_92eb3e7c	type	From a Single Cell
Queen of Blood / Fan Fic / int_92eb3e7c	type	From a Single Cell
Queen of Blood (SirWill) / Fan Fic / int_92eb3e7c	type	From a Single Cell
Russian Roulette / Fan Fic	seeAlso	From a Single Cell
Yuyuko's Wonderful Midnight Snack Tour / Fan Fic	seeAlso	From a Single Cell
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A Peaceful Afterlife (Fanfic) / int_92eb3e7c	type	From a Single Cell
Dragon Ball Z: Dynasty (Fanfic) / int_92eb3e7c	type	From a Single Cell
Hysterical (Fanfic) / int_92eb3e7c	type	From a Single Cell
Incarnation of Legends (Fanfic) / int_92eb3e7c	type	From a Single Cell
Mortified (Fanfic) / int_92eb3e7c	type	From a Single Cell
NightOfRime	seeAlso	From a Single Cell
Snuggles the Symbiote (Fanfic) / int_92eb3e7c	type	From a Single Cell
To Aruverse Rewrite Project (Fanfic) / int_92eb3e7c	type	From a Single Cell
Twist of Fate (Fanfic) / int_92eb3e7c	type	From a Single Cell
Bit / int_92eb3e7c	type	From a Single Cell
Child's Play 3 / int_92eb3e7c	type	From a Single Cell
Devil Fish / int_92eb3e7c	type	From a Single Cell
Frankenstein Conquers the World / int_92eb3e7c	type	From a Single Cell
Jason X / int_92eb3e7c	type	From a Single Cell
Leviathan (1989) / int_92eb3e7c	type	From a Single Cell
Life (2017) / int_92eb3e7c	type	From a Single Cell
Prometheus / int_92eb3e7c	type	From a Single Cell
Reptilicus / int_92eb3e7c	type	From a Single Cell
Terminator 2: Judgment Day / int_92eb3e7c	type	From a Single Cell
The Fifth Element / int_92eb3e7c	type	From a Single Cell
The Spirit / int_92eb3e7c	type	From a Single Cell
The Thing (1982) / int_92eb3e7c	type	From a Single Cell
Zeiram / int_92eb3e7c	type	From a Single Cell
Arrowverse (Franchise) / int_92eb3e7c	type	From a Single Cell
Evillious Chronicles (Franchise) / int_92eb3e7c	type	From a Single Cell
Godzilla (Franchise) / int_92eb3e7c	type	From a Single Cell
Shadowchasers (Franchise)	seeAlso	From a Single Cell
StarCraft (Franchise) / int_92eb3e7c	type	From a Single Cell
Bakemonogatari / int_92eb3e7c	type	From a Single Cell
Rebuild World / int_92eb3e7c	type	From a Single Cell
The Misfit of Demon King Academy / int_92eb3e7c	type	From a Single Cell
Bakemonogatari / int_92eb3e7c	type	From a Single Cell
Blood Music / int_92eb3e7c	type	From a Single Cell
Breaking Dawn / int_92eb3e7c	type	From a Single Cell
Christine / int_92eb3e7c	type	From a Single Cell
Deepgate Codex / int_92eb3e7c	type	From a Single Cell
Diaclone VS. Gridman / int_92eb3e7c	type	From a Single Cell
Eden Green / int_92eb3e7c	type	From a Single Cell
Fallocaust / int_92eb3e7c	type	From a Single Cell
Fate of the Jedi / int_92eb3e7c	type	From a Single Cell
Horus Heresy / int_92eb3e7c	type	From a Single Cell
Hyperion Cantos / int_92eb3e7c	type	From a Single Cell
Inheritance Trilogy / int_92eb3e7c	type	From a Single Cell
Jack Blank / int_92eb3e7c	type	From a Single Cell
Mistwood	seeAlso	From a Single Cell
On Stranger Tides / int_92eb3e7c	type	From a Single Cell
Rebuild World / int_92eb3e7c	type	From a Single Cell
Roxy Was Here / int_92eb3e7c	type	From a Single Cell
The Arts of Dark and Light / int_92eb3e7c	type	From a Single Cell
The Company Novels / int_92eb3e7c	type	From a Single Cell
The Culture / int_92eb3e7c	type	From a Single Cell
The Daevabad Trilogy / int_92eb3e7c	type	From a Single Cell
The Dark Side of the Sun / int_92eb3e7c	type	From a Single Cell
The Future Is Wild / int_92eb3e7c	type	From a Single Cell
The Love of Three Oranges / int_92eb3e7c	type	From a Single Cell
The Misfit of Demon King Academy / int_92eb3e7c	type	From a Single Cell
The Perfect Run / int_92eb3e7c	type	From a Single Cell
Words of Radiance / int_92eb3e7c	type	From a Single Cell
Brainiac	seeAlso	From a Single Cell
FromaSingleCell	sameAs	From a Single Cell
KnownUnknown	seeAlso	From a Single Cell
LOBO	seeAlso	From a Single Cell
Mistwood	seeAlso	From a Single Cell
TheApocalypseStone	seeAlso	From a Single Cell
TheSentry	seeAlso	From a Single Cell
VandalSavage	seeAlso	From a Single Cell
Aphorism (Manga) / int_92eb3e7c	type	From a Single Cell
Aposimz (Manga) / int_92eb3e7c	type	From a Single Cell
Blue Exorcist (Manga) / int_92eb3e7c	type	From a Single Cell
Buso Renkin (Manga) / int_92eb3e7c	type	From a Single Cell
Claymore (Manga) / int_92eb3e7c	type	From a Single Cell
Guyver (Manga) / int_92eb3e7c	type	From a Single Cell
TerraforMARS (Manga) / int_92eb3e7c	type	From a Single Cell
Tomie (Manga) / int_92eb3e7c	type	From a Single Cell
YuYu Hakusho (Manga) / int_92eb3e7c	type	From a Single Cell
Evillious Chronicles (Music) / int_92eb3e7c	type	From a Single Cell
Ather City (Roleplay) / int_92eb3e7c	type	From a Single Cell
Journey Through the Multiverse (Roleplay) / int_92eb3e7c	type	From a Single Cell
Ultimate Crossover Roleplay (Roleplay) / int_92eb3e7c	type	From a Single Cell
Warhammer Fantasy Divided Loyalties (Roleplay) / int_92eb3e7c	type	From a Single Cell
We Are Our Avatars Escapist (Roleplay) / int_92eb3e7c	type	From a Single Cell
What Happened In Oregon (Roleplay) / int_92eb3e7c	type	From a Single Cell
Dungeons & Dragons 3rd Edition (Tabletop Game) / int_92eb3e7c	type	From a Single Cell
Risk (Tabletop Game) / int_92eb3e7c	type	From a Single Cell
The Apocalypse Stone (Tabletop Game) / int_92eb3e7c	type	From a Single Cell
The Origin (Tabletop Game) / int_92eb3e7c	type	From a Single Cell
Werewolf: The Forsaken (Tabletop Game) / int_92eb3e7c	type	From a Single Cell
AirMech (Video Game) / int_92eb3e7c	type	From a Single Cell
Command & Conquer: Generals (Video Game) / int_92eb3e7c	type	From a Single Cell
Feral (Video Game) / int_92eb3e7c	type	From a Single Cell
Final Fantasy Legend III (Video Game) / int_92eb3e7c	type	From a Single Cell
Metroid Fusion (Video Game) / int_92eb3e7c	type	From a Single Cell
Metroid Prime 2: Echoes (Video Game) / int_92eb3e7c	type	From a Single Cell
Metroid Prime Trilogy (Video Game) / int_92eb3e7c	type	From a Single Cell
Mighty No. 9 (Video Game) / int_92eb3e7c	type	From a Single Cell
Scurge: Hive (Video Game) / int_92eb3e7c	type	From a Single Cell
StarCraft (Video Game) / int_92eb3e7c	type	From a Single Cell
Sunless Sea (Video Game) / int_92eb3e7c	type	From a Single Cell
Contra: Hard Corps (Video Game) / int_92eb3e7c	type	From a Single Cell
[PROTOTYPE] / Videogame / int_92eb3e7c	type	From a Single Cell
Unclassified Encounter (Web Animation) / int_92eb3e7c	type	From a Single Cell
Phelous (Web Video) / int_92eb3e7c	type	From a Single Cell
Archipelago (Webcomic) / int_92eb3e7c	type	From a Single Cell
AsteroidQuest (Webcomic) / int_92eb3e7c	type	From a Single Cell
EATATAU!!! (Webcomic) / int_92eb3e7c	type	From a Single Cell
NIMONA (Webcomic) / int_92eb3e7c	type	From a Single Cell
Darkwing Duck / int_92eb3e7c	type	From a Single Cell
Dead Space: Aftermath / int_92eb3e7c	type	From a Single Cell
Star Wars: Clone Wars / int_92eb3e7c	type	From a Single Cell
The Spectacular Spider-Man / int_92eb3e7c	type	From a Single Cell
Casshern Sins / int_92eb3e7c	type	From a Single Cell
Blackest Night (Comic Book) / int_92eb3e7c	type	From a Single Cell

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