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== Anime and Manga ==
* Loosely implied to be a [[Our Vampires Are Different|vampire's]] source of immortality in ''[[Rosario + Vampire]]''. Their blood has a powerful regenerative effect on anyone, which Tsukune is quick to demonstrate once this is introduced. {{spoiler|To date, a quick infusion of vampire blood or the activation of the blood already present inside of him has saved him from being burned alive, slashed through the ''heart'', having his neck snapped ''twice'', taking two fatal slashes to the torso, having the entire left side of his body crushed, taking an absurdly long beating and a giant scythe-like appendage to the chest immediately after, and that's all in the first season}}. Another vampire, {{spoiler|Akasha Bloodriver}}, can regenerate from being cut in half.
* In ''[[Ichiban Ushiro no Dai Maou]]'', Sai gets an arm chopped off. The stump sprouts a new one, out of blood, which regenerates back to a regular arm in seconds.
* The eponymous warriors of ''[[Claymore]]'' are classified as Offensive or Defensive types based on their youki. Generally speaking, Offensive types can reattach recently severed limbs while Defensive types can grow new ones. As Awakend Ones become more common, this often results in Defensive types aiding the Offensives in [[Pulling Themselves Together]] mid-battle.
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** Two seasons later, and we're introduced to the Huckubein, who can regenerate even better than the Wolkenritter. [[Dual-Wielding|Cypha]] proves this by [[Just a Flesh Wound|regrowing an arm]] that Signum cut off. Oh, and they're also [[Made of Iron|pretty darn tough too.]]
** Also there's the fact that after said two seasons the Wolkenritter's Healing Factor has finally faded away.
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* In ''[[Dragon Ball]]'', Nameks like Piccolo regenerate as long as their vital organs are intact. Most later villains had this ability, but most have it in even greater strengths, including Cell, Buu, and Meta-Cooler (who can revive from a single piece of themselves), in addition to some of the evil dragons.
** Majin Buu is the living embodiment of this. No matter how badly he is destroyed he can always regenerate as long as any part of him still exists.
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* Both Yukiko and Liselotte Werckmeister from ''11eyes'' share the same immortality with rapid healing factor and undying. It is revealed that the Voidstone is the source of the immortality and separating it from the host will disable that immortality.
* Quon of ''[[Towa no Quon]]'' has this as one of his abilities.
== Comic Books ==
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