The immortal Kalas was an opera singer/immortal who was injured in a fight with another immortal,he has a scar on his throat,but immortals have almost instant healing abilities meaning that he shouldn't have a scar while he is an immortal. [In both the film and the show, the throat is the only vulnerable point for immortals. That is how they can be killed, and it is also one spot that may not completely heal from a severe injury. In the original film, Kurgan was sliced in the throat by Ramirez, and centuries later still had a scar from it.]
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The immortal Kalas was an opera singer/immortal who was injured in a fight with another immortal,he has a scar on his throat,but immortals have almost instant healing abilities meaning that he shouldn't have a scar while he is an immortal. [In both the film and the show, the throat is the only vulnerable point for immortals. That is how they can be killed, and it is also one spot that may not completely heal from a severe injury. In the original film, Kurgan was sliced in the throat by Ramirez, and centuries later still had a scar from it.]
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