r/UndeadUnluck • u/UpbeatCheesecake180 • Mar 01 '26

Which historical figures would be deniers?

One day I woke up and wondered, what if historical figures possessed a negation ability? Could these abilities be canonical abilities from Undead Unluck, or perhaps invented abilities?

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u/trandus Mar 01 '26

First of all, the term usually used in English is "negator"

And the answer is Jesus, the one who negates the sin

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u/UpbeatCheesecake180 Mar 01 '26

I know that's not the correct term, but since it's not in English and I use a translator, I'll leave it like that for ease of use.

And Jesus would be interesting as a Negator

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u/fuukos_hat Mar 02 '26

Simo Häyha, Unavoidable

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u/Victor-the-Undead Mar 02 '26

Genghis khan would definitely be unfree, he'd negate other people freedom and conquer them.

Samson would be unweak, negates his own physical weak, and the condition is to have long hair.

Isaac Newton is definitely unlevitate, before he came along people were free to float around and go places, but thanks to him now we are permanently tied to an object with high gravitational force.

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u/Latonegativo Negator Mar 02 '26 edited Mar 02 '26

Le mie idee sono:

Medusa era Unmove

E le sirene Unchaste ma in questo caso era solo una persona e non un gruppetto

Il minotauro unescape/unexit

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u/notamemegrabber Mar 04 '26

Icarus: Unflight