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* The ''[[Kingdom Hearts]]'' series have certain Heartless that heal their allies. Some examples are the "Green Requiem", (which float around and are resistant to magic), and the Crescendo (which can also summon other Heartless, at least in certain games). |
* The ''[[Kingdom Hearts]]'' series have certain Heartless that heal their allies. Some examples are the "Green Requiem", (which float around and are resistant to magic), and the Crescendo (which can also summon other Heartless, at least in certain games). |
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* There's a fun example in ''[[Breath of Fire III]]'', with the the [[Exactly What It Says on the Tin|ZombieDr]]. He casts powerful all-targeting healing on his party, unfortunately [[Revive Kills Zombie|they're all zombies too]]. |
* There's a fun example in ''[[Breath of Fire III]]'', with the the [[Exactly What It Says on the Tin|ZombieDr]]. He casts powerful all-targeting healing on his party, unfortunately [[Revive Kills Zombie|they're all zombies too]]. |
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* Wizards in ''[[Castlevania: Curse of Darkness]]''; it's usually a good idea to get rid of them first. |
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* In the flash game ''Captain Dan Vs. Zombie Plan'', there are zombie medics. |
* In the flash game ''Captain Dan Vs. Zombie Plan'', there are zombie medics. |
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* Similarly, the Engineers in ''[[Halo: Reach]]'' give all the Covenant in the area overshields. |
* Similarly, the Engineers in ''[[Halo: Reach]]'' give all the Covenant in the area overshields. |
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