Invincible

In general, the term invincible refers to the state of being impervious to all methods of harm (especially when used in video games; see Starman). This includes but is not limited to being run over by large objects, falling in toxic or otherwise dangerous substances, and falling from ludicrous heights. This concept is separate from immortality, which usually only entails protection against natural death.

Some holy relics such as the Ark of the Covenant and Spear of Destiny were believed to grant armies carrying them in battle complete invincibility. The Nazi Third Reich was a particularly notable believer in this claim. However, the fact that these items have been lost or have questionable authenticity, respectively, cannot help that claim.

Invincibility usually only shows up in works of fiction, such a property being impossible in the real world- it is possible to destroy more or less anything with sufficient force, heat or gravity. Many such works of fiction involve working out how to defeat seemingly invincible characters. It may also be available in games, either through special items (which permit invincibility for a limited amount of time) or cheats (often called God-Mode).