Wildvine is the Omnitrix's DNA Sample of a Florauna from planet Flors Verdance in 5 Years Later.
Appearance
Wildvine resembles a Venus fly trap that was pulled from the ground, roots and all. Aside from his singular-eyed head and large collar of teeth, his body is made up entirely of green and brownish-green vines and roots. He has six exposed seeds hanging from his back. He has two blue orbs on each shoulder. He wears a uniform that is present on his chest and on his "arms", allowing some of his vines to form thumbless, three-fingered hands.
The Omnitrix symbol is located on the left side of his chest.
10-year-old Wildvine
Abilities
- Elasticity- Wildvine is able to rapidly stretch his limbs as he pleases.
- Plant Life Merging- Wildvine is able to merge himself with other plants, giving him partial control over them.
- Explosive Seeds- The seeds on Wildvine's back can be thrown and can either combust or release sleeping gas, the seeds also grow back at an exceptionally fast rate when plucked.
- Enhanced Strength- Wildvine is capable of lifting incredible amounts of weight with his vines. He can also increase the size of them to become stronger.
- Regeneration- Wildvine's body will regrow severed or damaged limbs in an instant.
- Chlorophyll Production- The blue orbs on Wildvine's shoulders produce very potent amounts of chlorophyll, keeping him refreshed and energized.
- Sharp Thorns- Wildvine can generate thorns from his body for offensive and defensive means.
Weaknesses
- Vine Entanglement- When Wildvine's vines get tangled it will cause significant distraction from the situation.
- Flames and Ice- Due to his plant body, Wildvine is extremely weak to fire and ice as they are known to kill plants.
History
5 Years Later
- In Chapter 4: The Fallen Gods (Page 15), Wildvine was seen in one of Eon's failed attempts of taking the Omnitrix.
Appearances
Trivia
- Wildvine was the first transformation revealed in the updated digital art style that began with Chapter 8: Risen.
- Wildvine has two orbs on his shoulders for producing chlorophyll.