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* ''AudioPlay/JanTenner'': The space plants from episode 11 of ''Classic'' as well as the sentient trees from episode 21 of ''Classic'' use their vines as whips and tentacles for combat.
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* ''AudioPlay/JanTenner'': The space plants from episode 11 of ''Classic'' as well as the sentient trees from episode 21 of ''Classic'' use their vines as whips and tentacles for combat.
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* This is a very common form of magic used by Plant witches in ''WesternAnimation/TheOwlHouse'', which is often used for grabbing things from a distance, ensnaring opponents, anchoring objects in place, or slashing obstacles apart with razor sharp thorns. Luz also learns how to do this after obtaining the plant glyph near the end of season 1, and while she many not have the raw power or fine control of a natural witch (especially compared to her plant prodigy friend Willow), she still gets a lot of mileage out of it and it becomes her go to utility spell.
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* ''WesternAnimation/TheOwlHouse'': This is a very common form of magic used by Plant witches in ''WesternAnimation/TheOwlHouse'', witches, which is often used for grabbing things from a distance, ensnaring opponents, anchoring objects in place, or slashing obstacles apart with razor sharp thorns. Luz also learns how to do this after obtaining the plant glyph near the end of season 1, and while she many not have the raw power or fine control of a natural witch (especially compared to her plant prodigy friend Willow), she still gets a lot of mileage out of it and it becomes her go to utility spell.
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* ''Literature/DownwardToTheEarth'': The nicalanga vines of Belzagor are mobile and prehensile, and attempt to wind about and strangle prey animals.
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* This is a very common form of magic used by Plant witches in ''WesternAnimation/TheOwlHouse'', which is often used for grabbing things from a distance, ensnaring opponents, anchoring objects in place, or slashing obstacles apart with razor sharp thorns. Luz also learns how to do this after obtaining the plant glyph near the end of season 1, and while she many not have the raw power or fine control of a natural witch (especially compared to her plant prodigy friend Willow), she still gets a lot of mileage out of it and it becomes her go to utility spell.
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** Julia Wittebane's Quirk is called "Vines", which manifests as thorny vines from the base of her fingers, that she could control and extend at will. Luz takes away her Quirk at her friend's request during Summer Camp, for a chance for her parents to take her back home, seeing her powers as a curse.
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** Julia Wittebane's Quirk is called "Vines", which manifests as thorny vines from the base of her fingers, that she could control and extend at will. Luz [[PowerParasite takes away her Quirk at her friend's request request]] during Summer Camp, for a chance for her parents to take her back home, seeing her powers as a curse.
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** Julia Wittebane's Quirk is called "Vines", which manifests as thorny vines from the base of her fingers, that she could control and extend at will. Luz takes away her Quirk at her friend's request during Summer Camp, for a chance for her parents to take her back home, seeing her powers as a curse.
** [[spoiler:After the Death Camp experience, Luz later gives the Quirk away to some kid who liked Spider-Man as it reminded her too much of Julia's CruelAndUnusualDeath. She later takes it back from boy's corpse during the Battle of Gravesfield to fight the Golden Guard. After achieving "Quirk Awakening", the Vines can grow and shrink to whatever size, weight, girth, or appearance that Luz wishes. By stomping on the ground, Luz can have the vines spawn from underneath her. The Vines can grow to upwards of 5 miles and can grow to the size and thickness of tree trunks.]]
** Julia Wittebane's Quirk is called "Vines", which manifests as thorny vines from the base of her fingers, that she could control and extend at will. Luz takes away her Quirk at her friend's request during Summer Camp, for a chance for her parents to take her back home, seeing her powers as a curse.
** [[spoiler:After the Death Camp experience, Luz later gives the Quirk away to some kid who liked Spider-Man as it reminded her too much of Julia's CruelAndUnusualDeath. She later takes it back from boy's corpse during the Battle of Gravesfield to fight the Golden Guard. After achieving "Quirk Awakening", the Vines can grow and shrink to whatever size, weight, girth, or appearance that Luz wishes. By stomping on the ground, Luz can have the vines spawn from underneath her. The Vines can grow to upwards of 5 miles and can grow to the size and thickness of tree trunks.]]
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* ''TabletopGame/Warhammer40000'': The Venus mantraps of Catachan can physically grab onto creatures several feet away from them with their vines in order to drag them into their maws.
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** The Venus mantraps of Catachan can physically grab onto creatures several feet away from them with their vines in order to drag them into theirmaws.maws.
** ''TabletopGame/DarkHeresy'': Ripper-whips, predatory tree-like animals native to Kenov III, are topped by a cluster of tentacle-like vines (or perhaps vine-like tentacles) lined with thorns, hooks, and suckers. When potential prey passes by, these burst into activity, grappling and dismembering the luckless victim and shoving its remains into the tree's thorn-toothed maw.
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** ''TabletopGame/DarkHeresy'': Ripper-whips, predatory tree-like animals native to Kenov III, are topped by a cluster of tentacle-like vines (or perhaps vine-like tentacles) lined with thorns, hooks, and suckers. When potential prey passes by, these burst into activity, grappling and dismembering the luckless victim and shoving its remains into the tree's thorn-toothed maw.
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* ''WesternAnimation/TheAdventuresOfBatmanAndRobin'': In "[[Recap/TheAdventuresOfBatmanAndRobinE5HouseAndGarden House and Garden]]", Isley's suburban home and little greenhouse are covered with mobile vines acting as her security system, which Batman learns when stealthily observing her civilian routine. When they snag Batman, she has them release him so that she can reassert her supposed innocence. Later in the episode, though, they act as sinisterly as you'd expect something grown by Poison Ivy to, restraining Batman, Robin and Dr. Carlyle so that the cactus monsters can kill them.
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* ''WesternAnimation/BatmanTheAnimatedSeries'': Batman learns firsthand to be more cautious when skulking into Pamela Isley's greenhouse in her [[Recap/BatmanTheAnimatedSeriesE5PrettyPoison debut episode]] as it features a [[ManEatingPlant massive, carnivorous flytrap]] with numerous vines growing from it, each one fast moving, python strong and ended in chomping fangs.
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** Batman learns firsthand to be more cautious when skulking into Pamela Isley's greenhouse in her [[Recap/BatmanTheAnimatedSeriesE5PrettyPoison debut episode]] as it features a [[ManEatingPlant massive, carnivorous flytrap]] with numerous vines growing from it, each one fast moving, python strong and ended in chompingfangs. fangs.
** In "[[Recap/TheAdventuresOfBatmanAndRobinE5HouseAndGarden House and Garden]]", Isley's suburban home and little greenhouse are covered with mobile vines acting as her security system, which Batman learns when stealthily observing her civilian routine. When they snag Batman, she has them release him so that she can reassert her supposed innocence. Later in the episode, though, they act as sinisterly as you'd expect something grown by Poison Ivy to, restraining Batman, Robin and Dr. Carlyle so that the cactus monsters can kill them.
** Batman learns firsthand to be more cautious when skulking into Pamela Isley's greenhouse in her [[Recap/BatmanTheAnimatedSeriesE5PrettyPoison debut episode]] as it features a [[ManEatingPlant massive, carnivorous flytrap]] with numerous vines growing from it, each one fast moving, python strong and ended in chomping
** In "[[Recap/TheAdventuresOfBatmanAndRobinE5HouseAndGarden House and Garden]]", Isley's suburban home and little greenhouse are covered with mobile vines acting as her security system, which Batman learns when stealthily observing her civilian routine. When they snag Batman, she has them release him so that she can reassert her supposed innocence. Later in the episode, though, they act as sinisterly as you'd expect something grown by Poison Ivy to, restraining Batman, Robin and Dr. Carlyle so that the cactus monsters can kill them.
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* VineTentacles: Spring from ''Podcast/{{Sequinox}}'' wields a vine-like whip in combat.
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* ''Webcomic/YokokasQuest'': Kalliv [[https://yokokasquest.com/comic/chapter-4-page-61/ casts a spell]] to [[TentacleRope bind]] the [[BigCreepyCrawlies king centipede]] with magic vines, allowing Mao a clear shot to cast the {{fireball|s}} which killed it.
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* ''Film/BatmanAndRobin'': The only plant-manipulating ability [[Characters/BatmanFilmSeriesPoisonIvy Poison Ivy]] shows is when she uses the vines in her lair to snag Batman by his ankles.
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* ''Film/BatmanAndRobin'': The only plant-manipulating ability [[Characters/BatmanFilmSeriesPoisonIvy Poison Ivy]] Ivy shows is when she uses the vines in her lair to snag Batman by his ankles.
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* ''Manga/CardCaptorSakura'': The Wood is a Clow card that personifies plant life. Upon being activated, it usually manifests as a stream of vines that restrain Sakura's target.
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* ''ComicBook/{{Batman}}'': [[Characters/BatmanPoisonIvy Poison Ivy]] uses vine tentacles as one of her signature powers, which she grows from nearby plants thanks to her GreenThumb. She can generally do whatever physical task she wants with them. She also has a habit of creating {{man eating plant}}s with vine tentacles, as well.
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* ''ComicBook/{{Batman}}'': [[Characters/BatmanPoisonIvy Poison Ivy]] Ivy uses vine tentacles as one of her signature powers, which she grows from nearby plants thanks to her GreenThumb. She can generally do whatever physical task she wants with them. She also has a habit of creating {{man eating plant}}s with vine tentacles, as well.
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* ''Film/JourneyToTheCenterOfTheEarth'': At one point the characters are attacked by giant Venus flytraps that seize their prey using prehensile vines rather than simply waiting for it to come within reach.
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* ''Film/JourneyToTheCenterOfTheEarth'': ''Film/JourneyToTheCenterOfTheEarth2008'': At one point point, the characters are attacked by giant Venus flytraps that seize their prey using prehensile vines rather than simply waiting for it to come within reach.
