On Fairy Tail's side, the mystical Tenrou Tree will not only replenish the magic power of those who bear the Fairy Tail guild mark faster, it will also ensure they will not die from their wounds no matter how severe as long as they remain on the island. 
In Fairy Tail, during the Tenrou Island arc, both sides possess one.It is revealed that the Voidstone is the source of the immortality and separating it from the host will disable that immortality. Both Yukiko and Liselotte Werckmeister from 11eyes share the same immortality that comes with an rapid Healing Factor and the inability to age.Since all of them appear very old, it's unknown if this method allows some aging or whether they were already old when they drank it.
#Elixir of immortality one piece series#
Another source of immortality in the series is the Water of Life, drunk by Master Roshi, his sister Baba, and his rival the Crane Hermit, allowing them to live for hundreds of years.The sequel series Super introduces Future Zamasu, who succeeded in getting this from the Super Dragon Balls, and like Garlic Jr. Unfortunately for him, he was also Hoist by His Own Petard and sucked into a pocket dimension where he remains indefinitely. The only character known to have achieved immortality this way is Garlic Jr., who seems to have gained Complete Immortality from it. He lost interest in immortality after Frieza was defeated.
Though Vegeta only sought them out because he believed he would only be able to defeat Frieza if he was immortal. The early villains of Z, Vegeta and Frieza, wanted Earth and later Namek's Dragon Balls for this reason.
In Dragon Ball, one of the wishes the Dragons can grant is bestowing immortality. This causes a problem for the Central 46 because they cannot execute him they instead have to sentence him to their most secret and darkest prison, a place no-one is ever supposed to return from. When Aizen merges with the Hogyoku, he becomes immortal. Later, it is revealed to grant the heart's truest desires assuming the Hogyoku is exposed to twice captain level reiatsu, and that target has the inherent potential to fulfill their wish. Bleach: The Hogyoku was originally created to eliminate the barrier between shinigami and hollow. The opposite of this trope is Immortal Breaker. Subtrope of Immortality.Ĭontrast Artifact of Death. Supertrope to Animating Artifact, Soul Jar, Heart Drive, and Immortality Field. If the Immortality Inducer can be mass-produced, it may lead to a Society of Immortals. There are typically three forms this trope can take: the object simply existing grants them immortality, the object must be used in some way periodically to keep them immortal, or the object must be worn or carried in order to make them immortal. This may work, or it might backfire horribly, depending on the story and what the object is. In some cases, characters may try to merge with this item in order to gain its effects permanently. Said object will often be an Amulet of Dependency: they will typically lose that immortality if the object is destroyed or sometimes just if they lose contact with the object, often resulting in No Immortal Inertia. It may also have negative side effects, especially if it's a prototype or created by a Mad Scientist. It might only work on a single character, or it could work on anyone in the vicinity. The extent to which it works and what kind of immortality it bestows also varies. In either form, it often takes the form of an Elixir of Life. It may be Powered by a Forsaken Child, thus invoking Immortality Immorality, or it could be powered by harmless Technobabble. This trope happens cases where a character is immortal through the agency of a physical object or substance or of some kind of ritual.
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