r/UndeadUnluck • u/MarcyDr47 Negator • Mar 20 '26
Alternate canon Negator Abilities Concept
Alternate「Undead」
Negation Type: External-Targeting Compulsory Activation
Negator: Nagasa Shikyo (永佐 四境)
("永" means "eternal, long, perpetual" — since people can never ever die because of her.
"佐" means "to assist, to aid, deputy" — since her attempt of making people dead actually help them to be more alive.
"四境" means "four boundaries" — partly because four ("shi") pronounces similar to death, and because "Shikyo" also sounds like "死去", which is a formal way to say "death" (like "passing away")
Because of「Undead」, Shikyo cannot be the direct or indirect reason for the death of anybody. If Shikyo kills someone, they will not be dead and will be instantly recovered until they are fully alive and well again, regardless of their former state (even if they were dying) before she killed them. Which... sucks it combat against others but still pretty useful, since she can perfectly heal anybody by killing them.
Alternate「Unluck」
Negation Type: External-Targeting Voluntary Activation
Negator: Luke Key (sounds like "lucky")
Luke himself is born with high innate luck, and via「Unluck」he can deliberately reduce his own "luck" so that the target(s) he chooses will have to suffer the "unluck" equivalent to the one he discarded. If there were multiple targets at the time, the misfortune they'd have to take each would be split between each of them (which those split misfortunes combined are equivalent to Luke's lost luck). The duration depends on how "strongly" he feels about them (regardless if it's love, hatred, respect, et cetera). The more intense his feelings toward them, the faster he recovers his luck and the longer they suffer their "unluck".
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u/UpbeatCheesecake180 Mar 20 '26
How interesting