History HealingFactor / Webcomics

** Laz'r'us grade nanites appear to be able to provide this, as witnessed on the two occasions they're called on (for Kevin and General Xinchub).

* Damien from ''Webcomic/ElGoonishShive'' is expressly [[http://www.egscomics.com/?date=2004-04-26 stated]] to have this. Grace and her "brothers" as a shapeshifters presumably has this as well and by extension all Seyunolu and Uryuom have this to a certain extent.

* In ''Webcomic/StrongFemaleProtagonist'', an insanely powerful Healing Factor is [[DifferentlyPoweredIndividual biodynamic]] superhero Feral's main anomaly. Getting riddled by automatic gunfire will only result in her vomiting out the bullets a few seconds later, and even a sword embedded in her brain does little more than slur her speech and mess up her coordination for a bit. Spurred on by protagonist Alison quitting classic superheroism, she ultimately finds a way to use her powers to save more lives than mere [[TheyFightCrime crimefighting]] ever could: [[spoiler:becoming an effectively inexhaustible source for universal donor organs. She is voluntarily StrappedToAnOperatingTable - being ImmuneToDrugs, [[AndIMustScream fully conscious the entire time]] - and her organs, skin and blood are harvested as fast as she can regenerate them]].

* ''Webcomic/SweetHome'': All the monsters and infected have one, to the point where entire limbs can regenerate almost instantaneously. This is why KillItWithFire is necessary, since they are able to recover from just about everything that doesn’t completely destroy them.

* ''Webcomic/{{TREVOR}}'': [[spoiler: Trevor’s]] body regenerates incredibly fast, as a part of his BodyHorror.

* ''Webcomic/SleeplessDomain'': In general, {{magical girl}}s have the ability to heal from minor injuries faster than non-magical civilians. Even Rue, who claims not to heal as quickly as other girls, still expects bruising bad enough to [[https://www.sleeplessdomain.com/comic/chapter-8-page-5 swell one of her eyes shut]] to be healed by the following night.
* ''Webcomic/SchlockMercenary'':
** Schlock, as an amorphous life form, can regenerate from any amount of mass remaining, but as his memories are distributed throughout his body, he loses his mind if he takes enough damage. His eyes are actually separate lifeforms, that grow on trees on his homeworld. Unusually for this trope he needs to regenerate from what's left of his ''own'' mass. If enough of that is lost, he explicitly needs a large outside source of organic material.
** Additionally, medical technology of the 23rd century can regrow your body from the head down in less time than it takes you to naturally heal a paper cut.
** Laz'r'us grade nanites appear to be able to provide this, as witnessed on the two occasions they're called on (for Kevin and General Xinchub).
* The supernatural races from ''Webcomic/SilverBulletNights'' all have this to a certain degree. On one hand, you have enhanced vampire and half-vampires who can regenerate limbs and organs. On the other, you have supernatural mortals who can only heal minor injuries.
* Vinnie, the werewolf soldier from ''Webcomic/{{Skins}}''. When he's fighting [[http://lj-phillips.deviantart.com/art/Skins-2-Preview-Doing-Hard-Time-378611792 another monster]] in [[spoiler: prison]] during a flashback scene, he has a broken nose, black eye and his arm so badly broken that the bone is protruding from the skin. But after he [[spoiler:shifts to werewolf form and back again]] he appears all healed up and actually looks quite handsome.

* The protagonist in ''Webcomic/ArtificialTimeXS'', LetsPlay/{{raocow}}'s webcomic is so incredibly [[TheDitz stupid]] that she has the ability to forget and thus, heal every and all wounds. At first, she does feel pain and even passes out, but later on, as she becomes more insane, she doesn't even realize that she's getting injured and not only survives through, say, having her neck snapped, her head blasted off or her entire body being cut to pieces, but doesn't even react to it, [[{{Cloudcuckoolander}} happily and non-stop talking]] while she instantly regenerates from even the most grievous injuries.
* Damien from ''Webcomic/ElGoonishShive'' is expressly [[http://www.egscomics.com/?date=2004-04-26 stated]] to have this. Grace and her "brothers" as a shapeshifters presumably has this as well and by extension all Seyunolu and Uryuom have this to a certain extent.

* One antagonist, Gwenovere, from ''Webcomic/PowerOfEther'' can regenerate form injuries, which is convenient as she is a masochist.
* In ''Webcomic/ElijahAndAzuu'', it's common for both angels and demons to recover from grievous injuries, but one storyline firmly established that Azuu could easily regrow his arm after having it hacked off by a sword that specifically halts a demon's healing factor. His mom was injured by the same sword in an earlier story arc, and she had to consume several souls in order to recover.
* In ''Webcomic/{{Jack|DavidHopkins}}'' those who [[spoiler: "missed their chance to die"]] are apparently this, unfortunately they usually don't realize this. And it's [[WhoWantsToLiveForever implied to not be a good thing]].
* Webcomic artist [[http://shivae.net/ Tiffany Ross]] loves this one so much, two unrelated series have variations of it:
** ''Webcomic/TheCyantianChronicles'' has it as one of the traits of [[SuperpowerfulGenetics genetic elites]] including Alpha and his son, Syrys, Shean Tibal and his bad-boy son, Rama, as well as several cubs (at this point only shown with Rama's son, [[http://cyantian.net/akaelae/2005/03/03/d-26/ Vin]]). Also it only works if the subject is moving, as elites were originally intended as [[BloodSport pit fighters]].
** ''Webcomic/AlienDice'' gives us Lexx, who has been injected with repair nanites by the ADC so he can play their game and make the corporation wealthy.
* [[spoiler:Justin]] of ''Webcomic/WapsiSquare'' was revealed to have this power. [[spoiler:Several of his ex-girlfriends [[GoodThingYouCanHeal took advantage of this]] [[DomesticAbuse for their own amusement.]]]]
* In ''Webcomic/MoonCrest24'', Moon Crests provide this ability.
* The [[{{Mon}} battle monsters]] in ''Webcomic/ButImACatPerson'' can heal completely from almost any injury, although not so well that food and proper care don't help. Having done this for a couple thousand years now, they can be [[http://erinptah.com/catperson/comic/chapter-six-page-7/ pretty blasé]] about the gory details.
* In ''Webcomic/{{Nimona}}'', Nimona gets an [[AnnoyingArrows arrow wound]] in her leg that heals quite fast indeed. [[HandWave It's a shapeshifter thing.]]
** [[spoiler:Turns out she could have healed herself much faster, but held off to mislead Ballister as to the extent of her powers. When she wants to, she can grow an entire dragon body from a few blood cells. In fact, it's ultimately explained that whenever she shape-shifts (which she does casually) her entire body dies and is rebuilt instantly from scratch.]]
* In ''Webcomic/TheOrderOfTheStick'', Tarquin possesses a Ring of Regeneration.
* ''Webcomic/RezzAndCoBountyHunters'': Sebastian Krezznar is an alien seemingly capable of regenerating any wound. At the same time, he has a lot of bad luck and a knack for getting himself mortally wounded.

* ''Webcomic/TowerOfGod'':
** When Juy Viole Grace gets seriously injured [[spoiler: a red lobster-like being pops out of his back and]] he gets healed almost instantly.
** Ja Wangnan seems like just an ordinary human who can barely keep up with others of his level, but people start taking notice when he gets his heart pierced, with a hand, and not only survives but is up and moving pretty quickly afterwards.
* ''Webcomic/TheFarSideOfUtopia'': There are several characters -- an unnamed individual that keeps popping up refers to himself as immortal and has visible fairly instantly regenerated damage (though not his clothes) from an explosion. [[spoiler:Mium]] also appears to regenerate from damage, if not instantly - including from being shot in the head.
* In ''Webcomic/StrongFemaleProtagonist'', an insanely powerful Healing Factor is [[DifferentlyPoweredIndividual biodynamic]] superhero Feral's main anomaly. Getting riddled by automatic gunfire will only result in her vomiting out the bullets a few seconds later, and even a sword embedded in her brain does little more than slur her speech and mess up her coordination for a bit. Spurred on by protagonist Alison quitting classic superheroism, she ultimately finds a way to use her powers to save more lives than mere [[TheyFightCrime crimefighting]] ever could: [[spoiler:becoming an effectively inexhaustible source for universal donor organs. She is voluntarily StrappedToAnOperatingTable - being ImmuneToDrugs, [[AndIMustScream fully conscious the entire time]] - and her organs, skin and blood are harvested as fast as she can regenerate them]].
** Much later, after Alison coerces [[SuperEmpowering Max]] to supercharge Feral's power, her regeneration speeds up to the point that, not only would it be unnecessary for Feral to [[spoiler:undergo more than 40 hours of surgery a month to meet ''the world's'' medical demand]], but it would be ''inefficient'' to do so.
* Seisha Dree in ''Webcomic/{{Harbourmaster}}'' was given genetic treatment to make her immune to Yogzarthu bioweapons. The modifications were more powerful than expected, though--she now regenerates from ''anything'', so long as she has enough backup protein to work with, and as a result [[OlderThanTheyLook barely ages, if at all]].
* ''Webcomic/{{TREVOR}}'': [[spoiler: Trevor’s]] body regenerates incredibly fast, as a part of his BodyHorror.
* ''Webcomic/UndyingHappiness'' is about a girl who moves in with her Internet boyfriend, only to discover that he has uncanny powers of regeneration... to the point where he's able to regenerate from ''[[StrippedToTheBone nothing but a skeleton]]'' after his house accidentally burns down.
* Imps in ''Webcomic/{{Imp}}'' can regrow limbs in hours.
* ''Webcomic/WonderWeenies'' has Frank, who can survive entire chunks of his head being removed and rapidly heals on account of now being an anthropomorphic hot dog.
* ''Webcomic/SweetHome'': All the monsters and infected have one, to the point where entire limbs can regenerate almost instantaneously. This is why KillItWithFire is necessary, since they are able to recover from just about everything that doesn’t completely destroy them.
* ''Webcomic/{{Kubera}}'': All nonhuman characters have one, though regenerations speeds vary. [[spoiler:After drawing the Sword of Re, which inhibits superhuman regeneration, it’s shown that Leez had had one as well.]]

* In ''Webcomic/BobAndGeorge'', [[http://www.bobandgeorge.com/archives/000701c the Yellow Demon.]]

* ‘’Webcomic/Kubera’’: All nonhuman characters have one, though regenerations speeds vary. [[spoiler:After drawing the Sword of Re, which inhibits superhuman regeneration, it’s shown that Leez had had one as well.]]

* ''Webcomic/SweetHome'': All the monsters and infected have one, to the point where entire limbs can regenerate almost instantaneously. This is why KillItWithFire is necessary, since they are able to recover from just about everything that doesn’t completely destroy them.

** Lodoze, a parody of SelfDemonstrating/{{Lobo}} in "GOFOTRON Champion of the Cosmos", heals any wounds and isn't even slowed down by anything less than YourHeadAsplode. Still, [[spoiler: he's presumed dead after his whole universe started a cycle of exploding and imploding]].

* ''Webcomic/WonderWeenies'' has Frank, who can survive entire chunks of his head being removed and rapidly heals on account of now being an anthropomorphic hot dog.

** Much later, after Alison coerces [[SuperEmpowering Max]] to supercharge Feral's power, her regeneration speeds up to the point that, not only would it be unnecessary for Feral to [[spoiler:undergo more than 8 hours of surgery a month to meet ''the world's'' medical demand]], but it would be ''inefficient'' to do so.

* In ''Webcomic/StrongFemaleProtagonist'', an insanely powerful Healing Factor is [[DifferentlyPoweredIndividual biodynamic]] superhero Feral's main anomaly. Getting riddled by automatic gunfire will only result in her vomiting out the bullets a few seconds later, and even a sword embedded in her brain does little more than slur her speech and mess up her coordination for a bit. Spurred on by protagonist Alison quitting classic superheroism, she ultimately finds a way to use her powers to save more lives than mere [[TheyFightCrime crimefighting]] ever could: [[spoiler: becoming an effectively inexhaustible source for universal donor organs. She is voluntarily StrappedToAnOperatingTable - being ImmuneToDrugs, [[AndIMustScream fully conscious the entire time]] - and her organs, skin and blood are harvested as fast as she can regenerate them]].