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|Type = Plants, Harmful |
|Type = Plants, Harmful |
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|Synonyms = Poison Oak, Poison Sumac |
|Synonyms = Poison Oak, Poison Sumac |
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+ | |Behavior = Hurts anything that comes into contact with it ''(Pre-Unlimited)''. Gives the [[Itchy]] adjective to any living object.|image = image:Poison Ivy.png|imagewidth = 120}} |
| − | '''Poison Ivy''' is a plant that typically grows in North America. Upon contact, it gives |
+ | '''Poison Ivy''' is a plant that typically grows in North America. Upon contact, it gives an awful rash. |
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| + | The Poison Ivy can be used to destroy objects as it can hurt anything on contact. The effect does not differ in Living or Inanimate objects. |
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| + | The Poison Ivy will give the [[Itchy]] adjective to any living object that gets close to it. Besides that herbivorous animals, such as [[cow|cows]] and [[goat|goats]], can eat this object without any collateral effect.[[Category:Words]] |
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Revision as of 16:58, 20 March 2018
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Type |
Plants, Harmful |
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Behavior |
Hurts anything that comes into contact with it (Pre-Unlimited). Gives the Itchy adjective to any living object. |
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Synonyms |
Poison Oak, Poison Sumac |
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Available in |
Scribblenauts, Super Scribblenauts, Scribblenauts Remix, Scribblenauts Unlimited, Scribblenauts Unmasked, Scribblenauts Showdown, Scribblenauts Mega Pack |
Poison Ivy is a plant that typically grows in North America. Upon contact, it gives an awful rash.
Behavior
Pre-Unlimited
The Poison Ivy can be used to destroy objects as it can hurt anything on contact. The effect does not differ in Living or Inanimate objects.
Post-Unlimited
The Poison Ivy will give the Itchy adjective to any living object that gets close to it. Besides that herbivorous animals, such as cows and goats, can eat this object without any collateral effect.