An index page listing Healing and Curing Tropes content. Sometimes, characters get sick or injured. These tropes come to the rescue! Related indexes: …

A character with healing factor will bounce back from severe injuries that other beings can't, often with no scars or medical treatment. Carnivorous Healing Factor · HealingFactor / Comic Books

These are characters who have the ability to heal others. Usually this involves placing their glowing hands on another person's injuries, quickly healing the ...

The Healing Factor is an amazing super power, capable of feats from quick healing to re-growing whole limbs or even one's entire body in seconds.

A person exhibiting at least one of the Healing and Curing Tropes. White Mage, the trope for the healer class in role-playing games.

Pure, clean water washing away dirt and grime is an age-old idea, and water is a fairly universal symbol for spiritual healing and restoration.

People can recover from practically any injury after being immersed in a tank full of some kind of liquid Applied Phlebotinum that makes them heal with ...

It's actually a purely healing, defensive, or support implement that happens to be in exactly the shape of a sword, arrow, gun, whatever.

When heroes are injured and have to heal themselves, the favored method is to quaff a Healing Potion. Typically this item is mostly used in Fantasy settings ...

As they recover, they begin to look more alive. They make genuine smiles, recover hope, and start to show their sweet, lovable self once again.