Rejected.

You can get rid of the visual effect (explosion sprite) by defining a function for the onGearResurrect callback. See LuaEvents.

This function gives you the ID of the visual gear that a heResurrectable resurrection creates. You can delete this visual gear by calling DeleteVisualGear on it. If you do this, there is no visual effect anymore.

Example:

function onGearResurrect(gear, vgear)
  DeleteVisualGear(vgear)
end

This does not get rid of the sound effect, however. But I don't see why getting rid of the sound effect is so important to you. What's the use case?

This is new. It doesn't give the VGear id the last time I remembered, which is long ago.
Well, I fact-checked and yes, my scripts don't have any of that.
So this is definitely right to be rejected.

Try to imagine if I want to hide the hog away after it "died", with a delay and relocation mechanic because I don't want the hog got killed multiple times in a short window, aka killed again right after respawned, cuz das suck. Now imagine if there's still a sound of it respawned but there's no hog visible. It doesn't sound or looks right, so that's why I need to get rid of the sound.

[+] GFX or SFX that is set in stone which is non-customizable would be limiting, and that's bad for modding, which is what I am currently doing, chillin' in Wyoming, all for scripting- Ok, that's enough rhyming.
⠀⠀⠀Let's say it's for a little more customizability in the principle of good modding, or something... This, in case if you need more reason.

Okay, thanks for answering. Now I'll wait for the next response.
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[E.1] Food coloring.