Poison Plant

Poison Plant
Japanese	ポイズンプラント
Rōmaji	Poizun Puranto
Type	Emblem Heartless
Game	Kingdom Hearts 358/2 Days
Variations • Creeper Plant • Dire Plant • Fire Plant • Ice Plant • Dark Plant • Red Rose • White Rose • Creeper Bouquet • Prank Bouquet

Poison Plant
Kingdom Hearts 358/2 Days
These large plant Heartless are rooted to the ground. They strike from afar with poison shots that cannot be blocked. At close range, they'll attempt a head-butt, after which they'll be wide open. They are also susceptible to Fire magic.

Mission	HP				EXP		STR/DEF
	Story Mode		Mission Mode
12	408		1223		4		14
17	457		1372		4		18
23	457		1372		4		18
25	457		1372		4		18
44	656		1967		6		36
59	656		1967		8		36
89	656		1967		35		36
Fire		Blizzard		Thunder			Aero
x2.57		x0.89		x0.33			x0.98
Ignite		Freeze		Jolt			Air-Toss
x1.60		x0.50		x0.50			x0
Defense Power Adjustment					Heart Points
• Full Body: ?					22
					Flinch?		Bloom-Out?
					X		X
Rewards
Missions 1-14 Moonstone (24%) Missions 15-35 Moonstone (24%) Missions 36-50 Lightning Shard (50%) Missions 51-61 Lightning Shard (80%) Missions 73-93 Adamantite (20%)
Story Mode
Munny x26
Mission Mode
Munny x13
World(s)
Twilight Town

The Poison Plant is an Emblem Heartless that is found in Kingdom Hearts 358/2 Days.

Design

The Poison Plant resembles a large flower, and is much larger than any of its relatives. Its base is black and is surrounded by four salmon pink leaves, while its stem is light green. Its hexagonal face is black with yellow border. Its mouth is jagged and its eyes are glowing yellow. Its face is decorated by four salmon pink flower petals with white edges. The Heartless emblem is emblazoned on the lower half of its body.

The Poison Plant's name clearly references its floral appearance, as well as the poison it fires.

Strategy

Poison Plants can be a slight challenge to defeat when one is at a low level, but they become easier to eliminate as Roxas becomes stronger. They have the most HP out of any Heartless in their family, able to shoot flower-based projectiles at Roxas that can inflict the Blind status effect. This ability has slight homing capabilities and a relatively long range, but can be easily avoided with Glide or a chain of Dodge Rolls. Poison Plants only have one other technique in their arsenal, one that involves them slamming their head multiple times against the ground, which can deal the Shoe-glue status effect. While this attack has a short range and does not deal that much damage, it should be avoided through the use of Dodge Roll.

Poison Plants are extremely vulnerable to the Fire spell and its variations. They also have a strong chance of being Burned when the Fire spell makes contact with them. While Thunder, Blizzard, and Aero magic can also be used against these Heartless, switch to aerial combos if Roxas runs out of Fire spells. Normal combos should be avoided, as the Heartless don't take damage when their bases are hit, and this usually leaves Roxas vulnerable to the head-slamming technique. Thus, it is highly recommended to bring several Ethers into a battle with a Poison Plant. This way, Roxas can deal heavy damage from a distance while avoiding almost all damage.

Technique		Element	Status	Power	Block?
Headbutt (頭突き, Zudzuki)		Space	Shoe-glue (10%)	0.77	△
		Slams its head against the ground in the direction of the target multiple times.
Poison Bullet (毒弾, Doku-dan)		Flower	Blind (30%)	0.18	X
		Fires a large projectile at the target.
Guard/Block: △ = Can be blocked; O = Can be blocked and interrupted (melee) or deflected back (projectile); X = Cannot be blocked.