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* [[MedakaBox Emukae Mukae]] has this as her minus, Raff-Rafflesia. She can make things rot by touching them. She can control the intensity and way things decompose , but she [[WalkingWasteland can't turn it off]]. Later she learns to do it "wirelessly".

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* [[MedakaBox ''Manga/MedakaBox'': Emukae Mukae]] Mukae has this as her minus, Raff-Rafflesia. She can make things rot by touching them. She can control the intensity and way things decompose , but she [[WalkingWasteland can't turn it off]]. Later she learns to do it "wirelessly".



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* DK, a minor villain from ''{{Irredeemable}}'' has this as his power.
* In ''{{Comicbook/DP7}}'' Dennis "Skuzz" Skuzinski's acidic skin makes everything he touches rot or burn away, including his clothes.
* The mutant Wither from ''ComicBook/{{X-Men}}'' has the power to decay any organic material his skin comes in contact with. PowerIncontinence leaves his power permanently on. Especially heartbreaking is when the majority of mutants in the world lose their ability, Wither mistakenly believes he has too. He grabs the wrist of the girl he is in love with and her hand withers away.

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* DK, a minor villain from ''{{Irredeemable}}'' ''ComicBook/{{Irredeemable}}'' has this as his power.
* In ''{{Comicbook/DP7}}'' ''Comicbook/{{DP7}}'' Dennis "Skuzz" Skuzinski's acidic skin makes everything he touches rot or burn away, including his clothes.
* The mutant Wither from ''ComicBook/{{X-Men}}'' ''ComicBook/XMen'' has the power to decay any organic material his skin comes in contact with. PowerIncontinence leaves his power permanently on. Especially heartbreaking is when the majority of mutants in the world lose their ability, Wither mistakenly believes he has too. He grabs the wrist of the girl he is in love with and her hand withers away.



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* The BigBad of ''Film/IndianaJonesAndTheLastCrusade'' falls victim to this by choosing the wrong Grail to drink from.

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* ''WesternAnimation/EPIC'': The BigBad Mandrake fires arrows tipped with a special poison that rots plants and can instantly kill (and fully decay) an animal.

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* ''WesternAnimation/EPIC'': ''WesternAnimation/{{Epic}}'': The BigBad Mandrake fires arrows tipped with a special poison that rots plants and can instantly kill (and fully decay) an animal.



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* The BigBad of ''Film/IndianaJonesAndTheLastCrusade'' falls victim to this by choosing the wrong Grail to drink from.
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* In ''{{Everworld}},'' all witches--including [[TokenEvilTeammate Senna]]--have poisonous blood that kills plants, though apparently not animals or people. It can even render land infertile, which is why (in Everworld at least) witches are always killed in ways that won't shed blood, like drowning or burning.

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* In ''{{Everworld}},'' ''Literature/{{Everworld}},'' all witches--including [[TokenEvilTeammate Senna]]--have poisonous blood that kills plants, though apparently not animals or people. It can even render land infertile, which is why (in Everworld at least) witches are always killed in ways that won't shed blood, like drowning or burning.



* Kid Rot from ''{{Grossology}}'' can rot all organic materials.

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* ''WesternAnimation/EPIC'': The BigBad Mandrake fires arrows tipped with a special poison that rots plants and can instantly kill (and fully decay) an animal.
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* Starting from ''VideoGame/MortalKombatX'', Ermac's body began to rot, since[[spoiler:Shao Kahn is now dead, & he needs his magic to keep his human look]].

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* Starting from ''VideoGame/MortalKombatX'', Ermac's body began to rot, since[[spoiler:Shao Kahn is now dead, & he needs his magic to keep his human look]].
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* The touch of the shades in [[Creator/BrandonSanderson Shadows For Silence In The Forests Of Hell]] withers living flesh. Silver can reverse the withering if applied quickly, with results varying from full healing to leaving the flesh gray and dead, but physically intact, depending on how swiftly the silver was applied.
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* A variation occurred in ''ComicBook/StrikeforceMorituri;'' Blackthorne could break the molecular bonds of whatever she touched, causing them to rot and dissolve.
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* The ''VideoGame/BreathOfFire'' series sometimes feature attacks that inflict "rotting" condition on an ally. For one full turn they get a decent boost to their attack stat, but turn into a zombie in the next turn and start automatically attacking their allies.
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->''"My touch brings decay! I rot you in the name of the law!"''
-->-- '''Judge Mortis''', ''ComicBook/JudgeDredd''
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* Death Knights in ''VideoGame/WarcraftII'' have the Death And Decay ability, which does devastating amounts of damage in a huge area as long as they have runic power. [[AdaptationDisplacement Back in]] ''WarcraftIII'', the ability was the Scourge hero, the Lich's, ultimate ability (and one of the most powerful in the game, almost being a Game-Breaker). Death and Decay had a smaller area, did percentage-of-maximum-health as continuous damage (4% health per second for 35 seconds!), and [[MundaneUtility killed trees.]]

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* Death Knights in ''VideoGame/WarcraftII'' have the Death And Decay ability, which does devastating amounts of damage in a huge area as long as they have runic power. [[AdaptationDisplacement Back in]] ''WarcraftIII'', ''VideoGame/WarcraftIII'', the ability was the Scourge hero, the Lich's, ultimate ability (and one of the most powerful in the game, almost being a Game-Breaker). Death and Decay had a smaller area, did percentage-of-maximum-health as continuous damage (4% health per second for 35 seconds!), and [[MundaneUtility killed trees.]]
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* Death Knights in ''VideoGame/WarcraftII'' have the Death And Decay ability, which does devastating amounts of damage in a huge area as long as they have mana. [[MisplacedAdaptation Back in]] ''WarcraftIII'', the ability was the Lich's ultimate ability, had a much smaller area, did percentage-of-maximum-health as continuous damage, and [[MundaneUtility killed trees.]]

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* Death Knights in ''VideoGame/WarcraftII'' have the Death And Decay ability, which does devastating amounts of damage in a huge area as long as they have mana. [[MisplacedAdaptation runic power. [[AdaptationDisplacement Back in]] ''WarcraftIII'', the ability was the Lich's Scourge hero, the Lich's, ultimate ability, ability (and one of the most powerful in the game, almost being a Game-Breaker). Death and Decay had a much smaller area, did percentage-of-maximum-health as continuous damage, damage (4% health per second for 35 seconds!), and [[MundaneUtility killed trees.]]
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* Death Knights in ''VideoGame/WarcraftII'' have the Death And Decay ability, which does devastating amounts of damage in a huge area as long as they have mana. In ''WarcraftIII'', the ability is now the Lich's ultimate ability, has a much smaller area, does percentage-of-maximum-health as continuous damage, and [[MundaneUtility kills trees.]]

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* Death Knights in ''VideoGame/WarcraftII'' have the Death And Decay ability, which does devastating amounts of damage in a huge area as long as they have mana. In [[MisplacedAdaptation Back in]] ''WarcraftIII'', the ability is now was the Lich's ultimate ability, has had a much smaller area, does did percentage-of-maximum-health as continuous damage, and [[MundaneUtility kills killed trees.]]
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* The main power of the villain D'Compose from ''WesternAnimation/Inhumanoids'', along with the ability to turn his victims [[NightOfTheLivingMooks as mutated zombies.]]

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* The main power of the villain D'Compose from ''WesternAnimation/Inhumanoids'', along with the ability to turn his victims [[NightOfTheLivingMooks as mutated zombies.]]
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* ''Wiki/SCPFoundation'': [[http://www.scp-wiki.net/scp-073 SCP-073]], better known as the biblical Cain, withers all plant matter in a small radius arounds himself.
** [[http://www.scp-wiki.net/scp-811 SCP-811]] has this effect on living things due to the mucus she secretes from her palms and soles.

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* ''Wiki/SCPFoundation'': [[http://www.scp-wiki.net/scp-073 SCP-073]], better known as the biblical Cain, withers all plant matter in a small radius arounds himself.
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** [[http://www.scp-wiki.net/scp-811 SCP-811]] has this effect on living things due to net/scp-073 SCP-073]], better known as the mucus she secretes from her palms and soles.biblical Cain, withers all plant matter in a small radius arounds himself.


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** [[http://www.scp-wiki.net/scp-811 SCP-811]] has this effect on living things due to the mucus she secretes from her palms and soles. The foundation even tried to use it to melt SCP-682. They didn't put her in the chamber with him, [[CurbStompBattle for obvious reasons]], instead they just scraped some of it off of her hands and feet over a period of time so they could spray it on him. [[AdaptiveAbility Naturally]] it didn't work.
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** [[http://www.scp-wiki.net/scp-811 SCP-811]] has this effect on living things due to the mucus she secretes from her palms and soles.
** [[http://www.scp-wiki.net/scp-106 SCP-106]] does this to ''absolutely everything'' he comes into contact with.

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* ''WesternAnimation/HeavyMetal'' (1981). The Loc-Nar can give off a green energy that causes highly accelerated decomposition. If used on living creatures it causes death ("Grimaldi", "Harry Canyon"). If used on dead bodies it makes their flesh rot away and turns them into animated skeletons ("B-17").

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* ''WesternAnimation/HeavyMetal'' (1981). (1981): The Loc-Nar can give off a green energy that causes highly accelerated decomposition. If used on living creatures it causes death ("Grimaldi", "Harry Canyon"). If used on dead bodies it makes their flesh rot away and turns them into animated skeletons ("B-17").



* Freddy does this to the main characters in the first story of ''The Nightmares on Elm Street: Freddy Krueger's Seven Sweetest Dreams''.

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* Freddy [[Franchise/ANightmareOnElmStreet Freddy]] does this to the main characters in the first story of ''The Nightmares on Elm Street: Freddy Krueger's Seven Sweetest Dreams''.



* On ''Series/{{Charmed}}'' there was an episode that dealt with a demon of vanity that could de-age others and make them young and healthy again. He then shows that he can also reverse this and rapidly ages two women into piles of dust.

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was an episode that dealt with a demon of vanity that could de-age others and make them young and healthy again. He then shows that he can also reverse this and rapidly ages two women into piles of dust.



* Death Knights in ''VideoGame/WarcraftII'' have the Death And Decay ability, which does devastating amounts of damage in a huge area as long as they have mana. In WarcraftIII, the ability is now the Lich's ultimate ability, has a much smaller area, does percentage-of-maximum-health as continuous damage, and [[MundaneUtility kills trees.]]

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* Death Knights in ''VideoGame/WarcraftII'' have the Death And Decay ability, which does devastating amounts of damage in a huge area as long as they have mana. In WarcraftIII, ''WarcraftIII'', the ability is now the Lich's ultimate ability, has a much smaller area, does percentage-of-maximum-health as continuous damage, and [[MundaneUtility kills trees.]]

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* Blackout from ComicBook/GhostRider decays everything he touches almost instantly. In ''Film/GhostRiderSpiritOfVengeance'', he finds it rather surprising that [[IndestructibleEdible the only food that doesn't mold up and rot away are Twinkies]].

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* Blackout from ComicBook/GhostRider ''ComicBook/GhostRider'' decays everything he touches almost instantly. In ''Film/GhostRiderSpiritOfVengeance'', he finds it rather surprising that [[IndestructibleEdible the only food that doesn't mold up and rot away are Twinkies]].



* The mutant Wither from ComicBook/{{X-Men}} has the power to decay any organic material his skin comes in contact with. PowerIncontinence leaves his power permanently on. Especially heartbreaking is when the majority of mutants in the world lose their ability, Wither mistakenly believes he has too. He grabs the wrist of the girl he is in love with and her hand withers away.

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* The mutant Wither from ComicBook/{{X-Men}} ''ComicBook/{{X-Men}}'' has the power to decay any organic material his skin comes in contact with. PowerIncontinence leaves his power permanently on. Especially heartbreaking is when the majority of mutants in the world lose their ability, Wither mistakenly believes he has too. He grabs the wrist of the girl he is in love with and her hand withers away.



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* ''Roleplay/HeraldsThePursuitOfDarkness'': Emily's power, or at least one aspect of it.
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* One spell available to followers of Nurgle (Nurgle's Rot) in ''TabletopGame/{{Warhammer 40000}} can do this.

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* One spell available to followers of Nurgle (Nurgle's Rot) in ''TabletopGame/{{Warhammer 40000}} 40000}}'' can do this.



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* [[GratuitousGerman Zerstoerung]], the lost sorcery of Eisen, in SeventhSea, consisted mainly of these powers.

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* [[GratuitousGerman Zerstoerung]], the lost sorcery of Eisen, in SeventhSea, ''SeventhSea'', consisted mainly of these powers.



* [[Wiki/SCPFoundation SCP-073]], better known as the biblical Cain, withers all plant matter in a small radius arounds himself.

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* [[Wiki/SCPFoundation ''Wiki/SCPFoundation'': [[http://www.scp-wiki.net/scp-073 SCP-073]], better known as the biblical Cain, withers all plant matter in a small radius arounds himself.



* Kid Rot from {{Grossology}} can rot all organic materials.

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* In ''{{Everworld}},'' all witches--including [[TokenEvilTeammate Senna]]--have poisonous blood that kills plants, though apparently not animals or people. It can even render land infertile, which is why (in Everworld at least) witches are always killed in ways that won't shed blood, like drowning or burning.
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* In the DCUniverse, the {{Batman}} villains Clayface III (Preston Payne) and Clayface V (Cassius "Clay" Payne) could make the bodies of living creatures melt by touching them. Clayface VI (Dr. Peter Malley) could make them melt without touching them.

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* In the DCUniverse, the {{Batman}} Franchise/{{Batman}} villains Clayface III (Preston Payne) and Clayface V (Cassius "Clay" Payne) could make the bodies of living creatures melt by touching them. Clayface VI (Dr. Peter Malley) could make them melt without touching them.



* ''TabletopGame/DCHeroes'' has the Cell Rot power, which can cause any living or formerly living substance to decompose. If used on a living creature it's treated as a normal Physical attack. The {{Batman}} villain Clayface III (Preston Payne) had this power.

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* ''TabletopGame/DCHeroes'' has the Cell Rot power, which can cause any living or formerly living substance to decompose. If used on a living creature it's treated as a normal Physical attack. The {{Batman}} Franchise/{{Batman}} villain Clayface III (Preston Payne) had this power.
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* In ''Anime/{{Sola}}'', Manatsu has this power.

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* In ''Anime/{{Sola}}'', Manatsu Matsuri Shihou has this power.power, and as long as she makes direct physical contact she can make nearly anything, from metal and stone to flesh and bone, rapidly decay.
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* The mutant Wither from X-Men has the power to decay any organic material his skin comes in contact with. PowerIncontinence leaves his power permanently on. Especially heartbreaking is when the majority of mutants in the world lose their ability, Wither mistakenly believes he has too. He grabs the wrist of the girl he is in love with and her hand withers away.

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* The mutant Wither from X-Men ComicBook/{{X-Men}} has the power to decay any organic material his skin comes in contact with. PowerIncontinence leaves his power permanently on. Especially heartbreaking is when the majority of mutants in the world lose their ability, Wither mistakenly believes he has too. He grabs the wrist of the girl he is in love with and her hand withers away.
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* AoNoExorcist has Astaroth, the King of Rot, and his kin. He has yet to make an appearance himself but his "pet", the Impure King, was a major antagonist.

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* AoNoExorcist ''[[Manga/BlueExorcist Ao No Exorcist]]'' has Astaroth, the King of Rot, and his kin. He has yet to make an appearance himself but his "pet", the Impure King, was a major antagonist.
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This can work in two ways:

# The target simply starts decomposing.

# The target first undergoes RapidAging.




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* ''{{Bleach}}'': [[BadassGrandpa Baraggan]] [[AGodAmI Louisenbairn]]'s [[BreathWeapon Respira]] [[TouchOfDeath causes everything]] [[RapidAging to age rapidly]]. Stone crumbles, spells fade away and flesh rots.

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* ''{{Bleach}}'': In ''Manga/{{Bleach}}'', [[BadassGrandpa Baraggan]] [[AGodAmI Louisenbairn]]'s [[BreathWeapon Respira]] [[TouchOfDeath causes everything]] [[RapidAging to age rapidly]]. Stone crumbles, spells fade away and flesh rots.



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* Judge Mortis, one of the four dreaded Dark Judges who periodically break into the reality of MegaCity One in ''{{Judge Dredd}}'', has the power to induce instant mortification and decay in anything he touches.

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* Judge Mortis, one of the four dreaded Dark Judges who periodically break into the reality of MegaCity One in ''{{Judge Dredd}}'', ''Comicbook/JudgeDredd'', has the power to induce instant mortification and decay in anything he touches.



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* On Charmed there was an episode that dealt with a demon of vanity that could de-age others and make them young and healthy again. He then shows that he can also reverse this and rapidly ages two women into piles of dust.

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* One spell available to followers of Nurgle (Nurgle's Rot) in Warhammer40K can do this.

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* One spell available to followers of Nurgle (Nurgle's Rot) in Warhammer40K ''TabletopGame/{{Warhammer 40000}} can do this.



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* Death Knights in WarcraftII have the Death And Decay ability, which does devastating amounts of damage in a huge area as long as they have mana. In WarcraftIII, the ability is now the Lich's ultimate ability, has a much smaller area, does percentage-of-maximum-health as continuous damage, and [[MundaneUtility kills trees.]]

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* Death Knights in WarcraftII ''VideoGame/WarcraftII'' have the Death And Decay ability, which does devastating amounts of damage in a huge area as long as they have mana. In WarcraftIII, the ability is now the Lich's ultimate ability, has a much smaller area, does percentage-of-maximum-health as continuous damage, and [[MundaneUtility kills trees.]]



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* [[SCPFoundation SCP-073]], better known as the biblical Cain, withers all plant matter in a small radius arounds himself.

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* The BigBad of RaidersOfTheLostArk falls victim to this by choosing the wrong Grail to drink from.

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* The BigBad of RaidersOfTheLostArk ''Film/IndianaJonesAndTheLastCrusade'' falls victim to this by choosing the wrong Grail to drink from.
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* Blackout from ComicBook/GhostRider decays everything he touches almost instantly. In ''Film/GhostRiderSpiritOfVengeance'', he finds it rather surprising that the only food that doesn't mold up and rot away are Twinkies.

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* Freddy does this to the main characters in the first story of ''The Nightmares on Elm Street: Freddy Krueger's Seven Sweetest Dreams''.
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A character has the power to make things decompose. May require [[TouchOfDeath physical contact]]. If they can't turn their power off, they are also a WalkingWasteland. Sometimes this power may even [[RuleOfCool work on non-organic material]]. Could be considered as the opposite of GreenThumb.

This can work in two ways:

# The target simply starts decomposing.

# The target first undergoes RapidAging.


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* AoNoExorcist has Astaroth, the King of Rot, and his kin. He has yet to make an appearance himself but his "pet", the Impure King, was a major antagonist.
* [[MedakaBox Emukae Mukae]] has this as her minus, Raff-Rafflesia. She can make things rot by touching them. She can control the intensity and way things decompose , but she [[WalkingWasteland can't turn it off]]. Later she learns to do it "wirelessly".
* Persona, the superviser of the Dangerous Ability group in ''Manga/{{Gakuen Alice}}''. Has a DarkAndTroubledPast because of his powers and [[PowerIncontinence his inability to control it]].
* ''{{Bleach}}'': [[BadassGrandpa Baraggan]] [[AGodAmI Louisenbairn]]'s [[BreathWeapon Respira]] [[TouchOfDeath causes everything]] [[RapidAging to age rapidly]]. Stone crumbles, spells fade away and flesh rots.
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*Judge Mortis, one of the four dreaded Dark Judges who periodically break into the reality of MegaCity One in ''{{Judge Dredd}}'', has the power to induce instant mortification and decay in anything he touches.
* Blackout from ComicBook/GhostRider decays everything he touches almost instantly. In ''Film/GhostRiderSpiritOfVengeance'', he finds it rather surprising that the only food that doesn't mold up and rot away are Twinkies.
* Carrion, a minor ''ComicBook/SpiderMan'' enemy has the ability to cause organic matter to rot with a touch.
* DK, a minor villain from ''{{Irredeemable}}'' has this as his power.
*In ''{{Comicbook/DP7}}'' Dennis "Skuzz" Skuzinski's acidic skin makes everything he touches rot or burn away, including his clothes.
*The mutant Wither from X-Men has the power to decay any organic material his skin comes in contact with. PowerIncontinence leaves his power permanently on. Especially heartbreaking is when the majority of mutants in the world lose their ability, Wither mistakenly believes he has too. He grabs the wrist of the girl he is in love with and her hand withers away.
* In the DCUniverse, the {{Batman}} villains Clayface III (Preston Payne) and Clayface V (Cassius "Clay" Payne) could make the bodies of living creatures melt by touching them. Clayface VI (Dr. Peter Malley) could make them melt without touching them.
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* The BigBad of RaidersOfTheLostArk falls victim to this by choosing the wrong Grail to drink from.
* ''WesternAnimation/HeavyMetal'' (1981). The Loc-Nar can give off a green energy that causes highly accelerated decomposition. If used on living creatures it causes death ("Grimaldi", "Harry Canyon"). If used on dead bodies it makes their flesh rot away and turns them into animated skeletons ("B-17").
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* The ''Literature/ShadowOps'' book series has random people manifesting powerful magical powers. On rare occasions one of these powers is Negramancy, the power to accelerate entropy. When it is used, objects crumble to dust in seconds and living things start to rot and decay. The power is casually called Witchcraft or Black Magic and its use is prohibited under the penalty of death.
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*On Charmed there was an episode that dealt with a demon of vanity that could de-age others and make them young and healthy again. He then shows that he can also reverse this and rapidly ages two women into piles of dust.
**A later bad guy uses a spell to accomplish the same feat on a minor of his that has disappointed him.
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* One spell available to followers of Nurgle (Nurgle's Rot) in Warhammer40K can do this.
* In ''TabletopGame/MagicTheGathering'', there are spells like [[http://gatherer.wizards.com/Pages/Card/Details.aspx?multiverseid=292956 Putrefy]], [[http://gatherer.wizards.com/Pages/Card/Details.aspx?multiverseid=368506 Decompose]], [[http://gatherer.wizards.com/Pages/Card/Details.aspx?multiverseid=122050 Krovikan Rot]], [[http://gatherer.wizards.com/Pages/Card/Details.aspx?multiverseid=253561 Abrupt Decay]], [[http://gatherer.wizards.com/Pages/Card/Details.aspx?multiverseid=88965 Brainspoil]] and [[http://gatherer.wizards.com/Pages/Card/Details.aspx?multiverseid=15177 Rapid Decay]], among others.
*''TabletopGame/DungeonsAndDragons''
**Necrotic/negative energy damage, which overlaps with CastingAShadow.
** If a Violet Fungi monster hit a living creature with one of its branches, the creature had to make a saving throw vs. poison or have its flesh rot and its body decompose.
*[[GratuitousGerman Zerstoerung]], the lost sorcery of Eisen, in SeventhSea, consisted mainly of these powers.
* ''TabletopGame/DCHeroes'' has the Cell Rot power, which can cause any living or formerly living substance to decompose. If used on a living creature it's treated as a normal Physical attack. The {{Batman}} villain Clayface III (Preston Payne) had this power.
* The Calabim in ''TabletopGame/InNomine'' are surrounded by invisible fields of entropy that can break down the integrity of any ordered structures within their reach.
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*''Franchise/{{BIONICLE}}'': Antroz's [[MaskOfPower Mask of Corruption]], Jutlin. Allows its user to make inanimate objects rust or decompose.
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* The Fleshrot contact poison in ''VideoGame/DragonAgeOrigins'' makes the victim rot from the inside.
* Death Knights in WarcraftII have the Death And Decay ability, which does devastating amounts of damage in a huge area as long as they have mana. In WarcraftIII, the ability is now the Lich's ultimate ability, has a much smaller area, does percentage-of-maximum-health as continuous damage, and [[MundaneUtility kills trees.]]
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* [[SCPFoundation SCP-073]], better known as the biblical Cain, withers all plant matter in a small radius arounds himself.
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* Kid Rot from {{Grossology}} can rot all organic materials.
*The Lich from ''WesternAnimation/AdventureTime'' in his first appearance kills everything he passes over, even water.
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