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*[[yamagatofellowship.org|Yamagato Fellowship]] has files on heroes of the past. One hero is Gawain, whose knowledge of herbs made him a great healer.
*[[yamagatofellowship.org|Yamagato Fellowship]] has files on heroes of the past. One hero is Gawain, whose knowledge of herbs made him a great healer.
*At a young age, [[Peter]] had a meeting with [[Linderman]], but Peter had not [[empathic mimicry|displayed]] his ability of healing.
*At a young age, [[Peter]] had a meeting with [[Linderman]], but Peter had not [[empathic mimicry|displayed]] his ability of healing.
*This ability is not to be confused with [[healing touch]], which was displayed by late [[Jeremy Greer]]. When he was bagged and tagged by the Company, where his ability was [[:Image:Jeremy.jpg|studied]], he was released before he developed it into draining life force from his victims.
*This ability is not to be confused with [[healing touch]], which was displayed by the late [[Jeremy Greer]]. When he was bagged and tagged by the Company, where his ability was [[:Image:Jeremy.jpg|studied]], his power appeared identical to this one because he was released before they realised he could drain the life force from his victims.


==See Also==
==See Also==

Revision as of 16:02, 24 December 2009

Healing

Linderman revives a dying flower.
Held by: Daniel Linderman (deceased),
Ishi Nakamura (deceased)
Ability to: Heal the injuries of any living thing
Examples of healing

Healing is the ability to cause other individuals to heal injuries at an increased rate, resulting in complete recovery in a matter of seconds.

Characters

Confirmed

Limits

Daniel Linderman

Linderman has demonstrated the ability to completely heal serious injuries including a bullet wound that went all the way through a man's abdomen, a broken jaw, and a spinal injury that had left Heidi Petrelli's legs paralyzed for six months. He was also able to heal the damage caused by his mother's liver cancer, but it is unclear whether he fully "cured" the disease.

It is not currently known if Linderman could have healed Dallas's injury if the bullet was still in the wound. It is also not known if he can heal his own injuries.

During the Vietnam War, Linderman seemed to need to be in physical contact with the sick or injured person--touching the wound, if possible--for at least several seconds to cause healing. By 2006, he appears to be able to initiate healing with brief contact and then continue merely by holding his hand close to the subject. When healing Heidi's spinal injury, he only touched her hand, but he did hold it for several seconds.

By his own admission, Linderman cannot "bring back the dead". This apparently means that he cannot heal someone who is clinically dead, even if they have only been dead a short time. Specifically, although none of them had been dead for more than a few minutes, he could not revive members of his special operations unit who were killed in an ambush, nor could he revive Au Co. He also seems unable to cure illnesses caused by viruses and/or bacteria, otherwise he would have been able to cure Molly Walker without the assistance of Mohinder Suresh.

Linderman can heal the brain damage caused by telepathic attacks that alter a person's behavior or memory, effectively restoring the person's original memories and personality. (Villains)

Linderman's healing abilities are not restricted to human beings or even animals; he seems to be able to repair damage to any living thing.

Ishi Nakamura

Ishi Nakamura was apparently unable to use her ability to heal whatever condition was killing her. It is unclear if this means that healers cannot heal their own injuries or if Ishi's condition was beyond all healing. An alternative possibility is that her disease was caused by a pathogen, in which case the limitations on Linderman's ability mentioned above (he was unable to cure the Shanti Virus) could apply here.

Ishi's apparent preferred gesture was that of a kiss, due to her affection for her son and for her dove, but she presumably has the same physical contact requirements as Linderman.

Though she was unsure, Ishi was able to restore more than a decade's worth of her son's memories after Arthur's attack.

Selected Examples

Notes

  • Linderman's healing is similar to Claire Bennet's regeneration power because they both have regenerative properties. However, they differ in that Claire has demonstrated her ability to come back from the dead, whereas Linderman specifically states that he cannot bring back the dead. Linderman is also able to heal others, whereas Claire is unable to heal anyone other than herself without the person being injected with her blood.
  • Yamagato Fellowship has files on heroes of the past. One hero is Gawain, whose knowledge of herbs made him a great healer.
  • At a young age, Peter had a meeting with Linderman, but Peter had not displayed his ability of healing.
  • This ability is not to be confused with healing touch, which was displayed by the late Jeremy Greer. When he was bagged and tagged by the Company, where his ability was studied, his power appeared identical to this one because he was released before they realised he could drain the life force from his victims.

See Also

  • For other uses of healing, see healing (disambig).
  • For the similar ability to heal living things as well as kill them, see healing touch.
  • For the similar ability to detect and heal physical, mental, and emotional damage, see health optimizing.


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Examples of healing