Life Energy: Difference between revisions

* Tien from [[Dragonball]] and Dragon Ball Z's signature technique uses his life energy, making it one of the most powerful techniques in the series.

** Goku's ultimate technique, the Spirit Bomb, draws in small amounts of life energy from everything around it and unleashes it in a huge explosion.

* First-season ''[[Sailor Moon]]'' villains, The Dark Kingdom stole life energy from humans in to free the [[Big Bad]] from her [[Sealed Evil in A Can|prison]], as did the mini-arc villains in the second season, Ail and En who feed it to the magic tree that kept them alive.

* ''[[Key the Metal Idol]]'' has a [[Corrupt Corporate Executive]] engage in Life Energy harvesting far more effectively than the Dark Kingdom ever did. For example, random people at rock concerts, where it's expected for there to be fainters.

* In the [[Korean Drama]] ''[[My Girlfriend Is a Nine Tailed Fox]]'' the titular multi-tailed fox (who has taken form as a beautiful human woman) gives a mortally injured man an "energy bead" to keep him alive.

* ''[[Babylon Five|Babylon 5]]'' has Captain Sheridan die but then get resurrected with an infusion of life energy. He was told, however, that regardless of medical procedures, his body would just "stop" after a period of time. Another plot involved an alien artifact that transferred life energy (it was used for capital punishment {{spoiler|and occasionally for medical purposes too}}).

** Also, "Forest of the Dead" subverts the usual rule about the [[Everything Sensor]] in regards to life forms: once the Doctor specifies that he's not interested only in ''humanoid'' life signs, the Library sensors report on ''every one of the billions of Vashda Narada spores''.

** When the Master [[Came Back Wrong|comes back wrong]] in "The End Of Time", the Doctor tries to warn him that his [[Superpower Lottery|awesome new powers]] are consuming his Life Energy.

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