Kenny from South Park?
Gandalf
King (one punch man)
Spartan 117 from Halo. It’s pretty explicitly said that he has luck on his side. Hypothetically, he’s quantum immortal (we might all be actually) and the checkpoint system in the games is based around this immortality.
James Bond.
The Doctor (Doctor Who) and maybe a couple of his nemeses from his home world. Sure, he dies every few years, but regeneration into a new body is literally written into the lore. But then occasionally the Doctor is literally female, so at that point I assume she’s the queen of plot armour instead.
Bink from the Xanth novels. He is a magician who jahcndustbdrmicyd vjsybfkauchd auchwnzkhfmaicybfkaubd w
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He has a magical ability that prevents him from suffering harm by conjuring impossible coincidences. It also prevents anyone from being told about the nature of the ability or discovering it via magical means.
Also, I am pretty sure he becomes the King of Xanth in one of the later books.
BJ Blazkowicz literally got his head chopped off and survived.
Mr Bean
Thread over. The only three correct answers are Mr Bean, Mr Magoo, and Inspector Gadget.
All other answers are wrong.
Road Runner. Pretty sure it was literally one of the rules the writers had for the show.
Road Runner ran so the rest of us could relate to Coyote:
Vile E. Coyote
Rick Sanchez.
He’s supposed to be the smartest person in the universe. The rub is that the writers aren’t as smart as they want him to be, so that leads to them writing his enemies to be dumber than how smart they can write him, to preserve his in-universe superior intelligence.
He can make anything out of anything. He has cybernetic implants that can do anything the plot needs.
I actually like the show (a social crime in 2026) but being an overpowered, plot armored, walking deus ex machina is his gimmick.
A social Crime ? I get it but I love Rick and Morty and I miss Roiland doing stuff. I’m so tired of the hiperconsequencialism …
hes basically a god in his part of the multiverse(finite curve), up until he met the “god-dinosaurs”. assuming the show is going to explore universes outside the curve, htere might be other beings that are equivalent to his. the only thing he couldnt do is resurrect his wife.
shinji in evangelion, the angels were able to wipe the floor with all the other eva, but somehow his doesnt even get damaged at all or not enough to completely disable it, even the strongest angel isnt able to damage his eva, plus they never go into detail how the eva is able withstand a poweful energy blast, and yes the berzerk mode is a plot armor/device, never explains where they get the boost of power that gives them the same AT field/gamma blasts of the angels, yea we know his is vessel of the adams. but the evas dont have a s2 engine core LIKE THE ANGELS DO. other than the ones evas cant touch, like ramiel who can fire an indefinte particle cannon which comes close to destroying the eva, arael, or armisael. EVAs are mostly Melee units, and long range attacks are th eonly things that remotely damages them. Naruku from inuyasha, his is more like plot twist/trap card. he comes up with a more powerful barrier with each evolution he goes through, and also able to instantly regenerate despite being completely obliterated but not destroyed, removing his own heart/soul apparently makes him effectively semi-immortal, because inuyasha has a wierd trope going on that demons can age and die, instead of being supernaturally immortal.
Sterling Archer.
Well, he can’t die or get permanent brain damage, but everything else is certainly on the table.
…taking it you only watched the first few seasons?
Been a while since I’ve watched Archer but didn’t he die several times? At least once I think.
UPDATE: a quick and inthorough inspection of clips on youtube has yielded nothing, so I may have been mistaken. Also, there’s a lot more Archer than I remembered. I guess I stopped watching fairly early on.
UPDATE 2: I did not expect to be emotionally blindsided during this investigation but I just watched a clip of Mallory’s letter to Stirling. Oh Jessica, you stick of velvet dynamite. 💔
He technically died in the second Sea Tunt episode, intentionally drowned since they were short a set of SCUBA gear. He also did get permanent brain damage at least once, so I think the other commenter was being sarcastic. Classic Lana.
Making internet comments about a TV show I only half remember, I should have known I was entering the…
zone of danger.
Batman any time any of the rest of the justice league are in the same feature.
