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* In issue #559 of ''Webcomic/GrrlPower'', Dabbler says that she has: "One hundred thirty-five resistance to debuffs", and the commentary below the comic says: "Because some act bosses have up to 150% on debuff auras."

* ''TabletopGame/DungeonsAndDragons'' 3rd/3.5 Edition

** The spell ''dispel magic'' is an all-purpose remover of magic-induced buffs and debuffs.

* ''LightNovel/InfiniteDendrogram'': [[EquippableAlly Nemesis]]'s second form, "Like a Flag Flying the Reversal", causes all debuffs afflicting Ray to be inverted - e.g. speed penalties become speed bonuses, and DamageOverTime effects are converted into GradualRegeneration.

* ''VideoGame/DivinityOriginalSinII'':
** Most status ailments are resisted by either Physical Armor or Magic Armor, so a character is safe from them while they have ArmorPoints of that type. In addition, some [[ProtectiveCharm protective Skills]] dispel or grant ongoing protection against specific conditions.
** ItemCrafting provides one MundaneSolution: combining footwear with nails makes the wearer immune to the knockdown effect of [[GeoEffects ice surfaces]].
** Inverted with two Talents that negate the anti-debuff ability of armor: characters with "GlassCannon" gain extra action points per {{turn|BasedCombat}} but aren't protected from statuses by armor, while those with "Torturer" can inflict damaging statuses on armored enemies.

* In ''VideoGame/OctopathTraveler'', apothecaries get the immunize ability. It cures existing debuffs and prevents the target from being debuffed for a limited time.

** Several [[LoadsAndLoadsOfRaces races]] have natural passive resistances and/or outright immunities to some of the more common debuffs. For example, the [[WitchSpecies Altmer (High Elves)]], depending on the specific game, are either outright immune to Paralysis (''[[VideoGame/TheElderScrollsArena Arena]]'', ''[[VideoGame/TheElderScrollsIIDaggerfall Daggerfall]]'') or highly resistant to Disease (''[[VideoGame/TheElderScrollsIIIMorrowind Morrowind]]'', ''[[VideoGame/TheElderScrollsIVOblivion Oblivion]]'', ''[[VideoGame/TheElderScrollsVSkyrim Skyrim]]''). Likewise, [[LizardFolk Argonians]] are highly resistant to disease, and, in a few games (''Morrowind'' and ''Oblivion'') are also completely immune to poison.

** ''VideoGame/QuakeChampions'': Sorlag has a passive ability preventing damage from acid and toxic pools while the Death Knight has a passive ability preventing damage from lava and fire. Also, [[VideoGame/QuakeI The Death Knight]] has immunity to fire-based attacks and level hazards.

** [[MundaneUtility Dispelling debuffs isn’t the only things these herbs are good for]]. You can also use them on certain curios, [[IAteWHAT like a relatively fresh animal carcass, a dining table and food cart containing human meat, and a rotting fish]] for loot drops, usually food. For the less sensible solutions, you can also apply it to an experiment table to get gold, or to coral to somehow remove a negative quirk. And with a certain district built, it also grants a disease resistance buff as well. Medicinal herbs are a necessity in higher level areas for a damn good reason.

** Most {{Status Ailment}}s are resisted by either Physical Armor or Magic Armor, so a character is safe from them while they have ArmorPoints of that type. In addition, some [[ProtectiveCharm protective Skills]] dispel or grant ongoing protection against specific conditions.

** Zarya's two barriers both have the ability to remove debuffs from. In addition, the Projected Barrier version is the ''only'' ability in the game that can remove debuffs from teammates.

*** Med-Kit: Heals 30% of health +60 and curse yellow ailments. [[FlavorText A high grade kit for applying first aid]].

** [[MundaneUtility Dispelling debuffs isn’t the only things these herbs are good for]]. You can also use them on certain curios, [[IAteWHAT?!like a relatively fresh animal carcass, a dining table and food cart containing human meat, and a rotting fish]] for loot drops, usually food. For the less sensible solutions, you can also apply it to an experiment table to get gold, or to coral to somehow remove a negative quirk. And with a certain district built, it also grants a disease resistance buff as well. Medicinal herbs are a necessity in higher level areas for a damn good reason.

** [[MundaneUtility Dispelling debuffs isn’t the only things these herbs are good for]]. You can also use them on certain curios, [[IAteWHAT?! like a relatively fresh animal carcass, a dining table and food cart containing human meat, and a rotting fish]] for loot drops, usually food. For the less sensible solutions, you can also apply it to an experiment table to get gold, or to coral to somehow remove a negative quirk. And with a certain district built, it also grants a disease resistance buff as well. Medicinal herbs are a necessity in higher level areas for a damn good reason.

** [[MundaneUtility Dispelling debuffs isn’t the only things these herbs are good for]]. You can also use them on certain curios, [[Squick like a relatively fresh animal carcass, a dining table and food cart containing human meat, and a rotting fish]] for loot drops, usually food. For the less sensible solutions, you can also apply it to an experiment table to get gold, or to coral to somehow remove a negative quirk. And with a certain district built, it also grants a disease resistance buff as well. Medicinal herbs are a necessity in higher level areas for a damn good reason.

Ah, the StandardStatusEffects. Nobody likes getting debilitated in any way, and like everything else there can be ways to alleviate, resist, or even prevent being debuffed.