Plant Monster Physiology

The power to use the abilities of a plant monster. Variation of Elemental Monster and Plant Mimicry.

Also Called[]

• Botanical Monster/Monstrosity/Creature Mimicry/Physiology
• Chlorokinetic Monster/Monstrosity/Creature Mimicry/Physiology
• Monstrous Plant Mimicry/Physiology
• Plant Monstrosity/Creature Mimicry/Physiology
• Vegetation Monster/Monstrosity/Creature Mimicry/Physiology

Capabilities[]

The user either is or can transform into a plant monster, a monstrous form of plant life capable of and related to many plant-based supernatural powers.

Applications[]

• Monster Physiology
• Plant Mimicry
• Vine Generation

Techniques[]

• Plant Manipulation
• Plant Attacks

Variations[]

• Alraune Physiology
• Demonic Plant Physiology
• Transcendent Plant Monster Physiology
• Undead-Plant Physiology

Associations[]

• Carnivorous Plant Physiology
• Classic Monster Physiology
• Swamp Monster Physiology; swamp monsters are commonly composed of plant life

Limitations[]

• The user can be susceptible to the common weaknesses of plant life, such as fire, chemicals, sharp blades etc.

Known Users[]

See Also: Bontanical Abomination.

• Florauna (Ben 10 series)
• Blinky (Generator Rex)
• Skibidi Flower/Plant (Skibidi Famade)
• Undergrowth (Danny Phantom)
• Triffids (Day of The Triffids)
• Plant Digimon (Digimon)
• Drosera Occidendum (DuckTales)
• Krik-Krok (Ghostforce)
• Biollante (Godzilla)
• Santa Marta Plant (Godzilla: The Series)
• Plant Chemies (Kamen Rider Gotchard)
• Lovely (Kirby)
• Experiment 509 "Sprout" (Lilo & Stitch)
• Audrey II (Little Shop of Horrors)
• Piranha Plant (Super Mario)
• Petey Piranha (Super Mario)
• Amingo (Marvel vs. Capcom 2)
• Jungle Abomination (Minecraft Dungeons)
• Leapleaf (Minecraft Dungeons)
• Whisperer (Minecraft Dungeons)
• Grass-Type Pokémon (Pokémon)
• Many Plant-Themed Monsters (Power Rangers Franchise)
• Plant Kaiju (Ultraman Franchise)
• Xenian Flower (Sailor Moon)
  • Flower Youma
• Various males of Cosmo's species (Sonic X); in Mover Mode and first Final Mova transformation
• Snakeweed and The Creep (Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 2012 TV series)
• Many Nature Type Temtem (Temtem)
• Plant Duel Monsters (Yu-Gi-Oh!)
• Flories (My Little Pony 'n Friends); via plant nutrition

Gallery[]

Grass-Type Pokémon (Pokémon)

Petey Piranha (Super Mario series)

Snakeweed (Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 2012 TV series)

Wildvine (Ben 10 series)

Biollante (Godzilla)

Experiment 509 "Sprout" (Lilo & Stitch)

Blossomon (Digimon)

Pistmon (Digimon)

Pomumon (Digimon)

Ajatarmon (Digimon)

Woodmon (Digimon)

Sunflowmon (Digimon)

Mushroomon (Digimon)

Toropiamon (Digimon)

Togemon (Digimon)

Cherrymon (Digimon)

Palmon (Digimon)

Hydramon (Digimon)

Petaldramon (Digimon)

Chamblemon (Digimon)

Oleamon (Digimon)

Terror Blossom (Mighty Morphin Power Rangers)

Octoplant (Mighty Morphin Power Rangers)

Invenusable Flytrap (Mighty Morphin Power Rangers)

Pumpkin Reaper (Mighty Morphin Power Rangers)

Spit Flower (Mighty Morphin Power Rangers)

Treevil (Power Rangers Lightspeed Rescue)

Vilevine (Power Rangers Lightspeed Rescue)

Undergrowth (Danny Phantom)

Performapal Ballad (Yu-Gi-Oh!)

Performapal Barracuda (Yu-Gi-Oh!)

Landar, one of the males of Cosmo's species (Sonic X) in Mover Mode transformation.

Dark Oak, Black Narcissus, and Pale Bayleaf (Sonic X) in the first Final Mova transformation.