Cursed to be Immortal

[Flashlight237]

Something that I should bring up is, well... What if someone is CURSED to be immortal? Normally, people on this wiki would claim that curses qualify for Type 8 Immortality, but here's the thing. Curses aren't anything people normally RELY on when we consider the definition of rely:

Rely: Depend on with full trust or confidence

The thing about curses is people don't so much rely on curses as they want to do away with curses. You know what curses are, right? They bad. Anyway, the best example I can think of would be the Norse warrior from Samurai Jack who was cursed by Aku to be an immortal golem, only to rapidly age and die when the curse was done away with after a battle with Jack.

Is being cursed to be immortal a type of immortality that's in the wiki yet has no specifications on it, or is it an entirely new type of immortality altogether?

 

[Antoniofer]

Cursed Immortality is just Immortality obtained through other methods (be Dark Magic, Necromancy, divine forces, demonic forces, etc.), the level of immortality it grants is variable and not standarized.

 

[Flashlight237]

Cursed Immortality is just Immortality obtained through other methods (be Dark Magic, Necromancy, divine forces, demonic forces, etc.), the level of immortality it grants is variable and not standarized.

Wouldn't the same be said about Type 7 (undead) Immortality? Like with media zombies where they can walk around as long as they want until someone up and shoots them in the head?

 

[Antoniofer]

Could be, nothing says otherwise.

 

[Flashlight237]

In any case, a curse means you're stuck with it even if it is an outside method. Look at the Beast from Disney's Beauty and the Beast. He's powerful because he's cursed to be a buffalo-looking creature and we don't start him off as human. Granted he's not even related to the topic at hand, but still.

 

[Antoniofer]

Cursed means bewitch or grants misfortune to someone, so it any effect works as long it goes a long any of the other two.