After the Comic Everyone Loves Ivy should poison ivy be considered planetary with her plant manipulation. She manipulated everyone on earth and even took control of the justice league.

Manipulating everyone on the planet in no way means she has the destructive potential to destroy it, so no.

Question.

I haven't read the comic, so I'm asking, "did she out class Swamp Thing?"

No,I don't think so.Controlling entire planet != destroying it.

@valorknight: But doesn’t it make her plant manipulation planetary in reach

@stomp: Idk really. Swamp thing is very powerful. But currently in the comics the green seems to be Turing ivy into its new protecter iirc.

Pretty sure "planetary" refers to destructive potential, so if she simply used pherormones to do this, no.

Do you have any scans?

Potentially, but not destructive output wise.

@anthp2000: No she didn’t use her pheromones to control everyone. She controlled the plants inside of them (ex: fruits and vegetables that people ate). So I think that easily classifies her power as having planetary range.

@lan_fan: I feel like if she can control plants on that far of a reach she could use her vines to destroy the planet but that remains to be seen as she has never displayed that amount of power so that would only be speculation.

@emmafrostxmen:

That sounds sick.

She has planetary control over plants, meaning she is planetary, but she can't bust the planet som she isn'a planet buster.

I guess she could be planet level.

@anthp2000: lol. The arc was bad but I always love ivy her powers and morals make her one of DC’s best characters

As in a planet buster? No.

At her best she isn't.

She is planetary, just not a planet buster.

Planetary =/= Planet buster

Thanks!

Yes. This isn't debatable.

She is a planetary gardener and all.

Not in the destructive department.