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Poison Ivy
Alias:
Flower Girl
Brand:
Hobby Brick
Serial:
HABAT-002
Year:
2017
Theme:
DC
Biography:
Dr. Pamela Lillian Isley, better known as Poison Ivy, is a prominent character within the DC Universe. Her first appearance was in Batman #181 (June 1966).
Portrayed as both a supervillain and, occasionally, an anti-hero, Ivy possesses a deep connection to the plant kingdom. This bond grants her control over plant life, and she often employs toxins and pheromones derived from plants for offensive and defensive purposes. In some iterations she is known as the Flower Girl.
Ivy's origin stories vary, but they consistently involve exposure to plant toxins and scientific experiments that irrevocably alter her physiology. These experiences transformed her into a hybrid being, part human and part plant. This transformation provided her with the abilities she is now known for.
Driven by a desire to protect plant life at any cost, Ivy frequently clashes with Batman and other heroes. Her motivations are rooted in ecoterrorism, viewing humanity as a threat to the natural world. While she is often depicted as a villain, some interpretations explore her sympathetic side, revealing a character conflicted by her powers and goals.
Portrayed as both a supervillain and, occasionally, an anti-hero, Ivy possesses a deep connection to the plant kingdom. This bond grants her control over plant life, and she often employs toxins and pheromones derived from plants for offensive and defensive purposes. In some iterations she is known as the Flower Girl.
Ivy's origin stories vary, but they consistently involve exposure to plant toxins and scientific experiments that irrevocably alter her physiology. These experiences transformed her into a hybrid being, part human and part plant. This transformation provided her with the abilities she is now known for.
Driven by a desire to protect plant life at any cost, Ivy frequently clashes with Batman and other heroes. Her motivations are rooted in ecoterrorism, viewing humanity as a threat to the natural world. While she is often depicted as a villain, some interpretations explore her sympathetic side, revealing a character conflicted by her powers and goals.
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