Complete Immortality: Difference between revisions

Line 14:

== Anime and Manga ==

* Garterbelt from ''[[Panty and Stocking With Garterbelt (Anime)|Panty and Stocking With Garterbelt]]'', who was a [[Jerkass]] up until he got killed, then, with the blessings of God, became immortal and lived through all of the world's history from the dinosaurs to the present. {{spoiler|In Episode 13, it appears he's killed. Twice. However, he always put himself back together afterwards.}}

* In ''[[Dragonball]] Z'', the [[Filler]] and [[Non Serial Movie]] villain Garlic Jr. wishes for immortal life from the Eternal Dragon. The only thing that stops him is knocking him into a dark prison called the Dead Zone (which presumably would kill anyone mortal), and the first time that didn't take. The second time around he has no way of ever getting out of there again, and will foreseeably [[Immortality Hurts|be stuck there for all eternity]] while drained of most of his power.

* In ''[[Dragonball]] Z'', the [[Filler]] and [[Non-Serial Movie]] villain Garlic Jr. wishes for immortal life from the Eternal Dragon. The only thing that stops him is knocking him into a dark prison called the Dead Zone (which presumably would kill anyone mortal), and the first time that didn't take. The second time around he has no way of ever getting out of there again, and will foreseeably [[Immortality Hurts|be stuck there for all eternity]] while drained of most of his power.

* The [[Big Bad]] from ''[[Ninja Scroll (Anime)|Ninja Scroll]]''. If there was a way to kill him, none of the other characters found it.

* Madoka Kaname from ''[[Puella Magi Madoka Magica (Anime)|Puella Magi Madoka Magica]]'' wishes to {{spoiler|change the [[Magical Girl]] system and becomes the embodiment of hope in the process, losing her earthly self but ascending to God status}}, putting this trope into full effect.

Line 58:

* ''[[The X Files]]'': Alfred Fellig in "Tithonus" was this until {{spoiler|he managed to look into Death's eyes.}} It is possible that he passed this condition to {{spoiler|Scully.}}

* ''[[Buffy the Vampire Slayer]]'': as part of the Mayor's Ascension he becomes completely unkillable and unharmable (but he's still a germaphobe). Once he completely Ascends he becomes killable, and Buffy kills him.

* Captain Jack in ''[[Torchwood (TV)|Torchwood]]'' and ''[[~~Doctor Who (TV)|~~Doctor Who]]'' is this. Blow him up and the body gradually begins to reassemble. He has been stated to age ''very'' slowly.

* Captain Jack in ''[[Torchwood (TV)|Torchwood]]'' and ''[[Doctor Who]]'' is this. Blow him up and the body gradually begins to reassemble. He has been stated to age ''very'' slowly.

* In ''[[Supernatural (TV)|Supernatural]]'', [[The Grim Reaper|Death]] claims he is the one thing in existence that will last forever.

* The evil liquid entity Armus in the ''[[Star Trek the Next Generation (TV)|Star Trek the Next Generation]]'' episode "Skin of Evil" is stated to be immortal and unkillable. He has already spent an immeasurable amount of time on a barren, uninhabited planet after his creators left him there. {{spoiler|Picard ensures that [[And I Must Scream|he will be trapped there for as long as possible without any means of escape]].}}

Line 91:

== Western Animation ==

* The ''[[Justice League]]'' incarnation of Vandal Savage appears to be a complete immortal: He doesn't age and shrugs off practically all damage. During his three appearances he {{spoiler|goes down with an air-plane in the Atlantic Ocean}}, {{spoiler|stands at ground zero for a [[Colony Drop]]}}, and finally {{spoiler|gets stuck on an irradiated Earth pushed out of its orbit that is inhabitable for human life}}. None of this seems to bother him, {{spoiler|although the latter version became [[Ret Gone]] after Superman [[Set Right What Once Went Wrong|went back in time and stopped the cause of the disaster.]]}}

* The ''[[Justice League]]'' incarnation of Vandal Savage appears to be a complete immortal: He doesn't age and shrugs off practically all damage. During his three appearances he {{spoiler|goes down with an air-plane in the Atlantic Ocean}}, {{spoiler|stands at ground zero for a [[Colony Drop]]}}, and finally {{spoiler|gets stuck on an irradiated Earth pushed out of its orbit that is inhabitable for human life}}. None of this seems to bother him, {{spoiler|although the latter version became [[Ret-Gone]] after Superman [[Set Right What Once Went Wrong|went back in time and stopped the cause of the disaster.]]}}

Line 98:

[[Category:This Index Will Live Forever]]

[[Category:Complete Immortality]]

[[Category:Trope]]