Complete
Complete adjective - Not lacking any part or member that properly belongs to it.
Free from
Both terms in one sentence
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The end result finds Ned murdered by the Guardian, the Guardian free from captivity and running off to reform the Chosen, and Ebony in complete control of the city.
Source: Series / The Tribe - It focuses on the resurrected Horned King (the movie's Big Bad) trying to complete a seemingly impossible Redemption Quest - earning a human's love despite his sins - in order to remain free from the Black Cauldron and his growing affection towards a girl named Avalina.
Source: Demoted To Extra / Fan Works -
Free from Soul Eater manages to do this by projecting a hologram of himself to stall Death the Kid and Black☆Star, firing a real Magic Eye Cannon at them before they can see him and exploiting his Complete Immortality and ability to No Sell most attacks to sell the illusion.
Source: Fighting a Shadow
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