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* ''[[Trinton Chronicles]]'' has Xiion who heals at a highly rapid rate which he can do at will for a faster rate of healing or subconciously for a slower but faster-then-normal rate. |
* ''[[Trinton Chronicles]]'' has Xiion who heals at a highly rapid rate which he can do at will for a faster rate of healing or subconciously for a slower but faster-then-normal rate. |
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* In ''[[We Are Our Avatars (Roleplay)|We Are Our Avatars]]'', Yasmin can heal incredibly quickly, to the point that she's [[Major Injury Underreaction|incredibly apathetic toward pain]]. There's also Ozzy(A.K.A. Gina), Snake, and various other Gods/Characters who have this ability. |
* In ''[[We Are Our Avatars (Roleplay)|We Are Our Avatars]]'', Yasmin can heal incredibly quickly, to the point that she's [[Major Injury Underreaction|incredibly apathetic toward pain]]. There's also Ozzy(A.K.A. Gina), Snake, and various other Gods/Characters who have this ability. |
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* In ''[[Cracked.com]]'': |
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** Discussed in [http://www.cracked.com/blog/7-bullshit-video-game-healing-methods/ 7 Video Game Healing Methods Least Likely to Actually Work] |
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** A healing factor is portrayed as [[Blessed with Suck|undesirable]] in [http://www.cracked.com/article_20241_6-awesome-superpowers-that-would-suck-in-real-life_p2.html 6 Awesome Superpowers (That Would Suck in Real Life)] because the intense pain would lead to post-traumatic stress disorder. |
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== [[Western Animation]] == |
== [[Western Animation]] == |
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