Fungal Mimicry
Seso (Breath of Fire)
Power/Ability to:	transform into fungus

Power to transform physically into fungus. Variation of Plant Mimicry, technique of Fungus Manipulation.

Contents 1 Also Called 2 Capabilities 3 Applications 4 Associations 5 Limitations 6 Known Users 7 Gallery 8 Comments

Also Called

• Fungal Physiology
• Fungus Mimicry/Physiology
• Myco Mimicry/Physiology

Capabilities

User is able to transform their body completely into fungus. Users transformed form can be either anatomically identical to their normal form, aside of being made of fungus, in which case it contains all to organs and is somewhat vulnerable to attacks. Alternately user can transform into homogenous matter, without any part of their form being more important than the other.

Users are able to produce numerous poisons and hallucinogens, but also useful drugs.

Applications

• Dermal Armor
  • Natural Weaponry
  • Pain Suppression
• Enhanced Durability
• Enhanced Endurance
• Enhanced Immunity
• Enhanced Lung Capacity
• Enhanced Strength
• Omni-Immunity
• Poison Generation
  • Drug Generation
    • Healing Drug Generation
  • Hallucination Manifestation
  • Pheromone Generation
• Self-Sustenance via absorption of nutrients.

Associations

• Enhanced Regeneration by drawing fungus/nutrients to fill the wounds.
• Drug Usage
• Fungus Manipulation
• Golem Creation
• Malleable Anatomy
  • Appendage Generation
• Plant Communication
• Scattering - some users are able spread their transformed form over wast areas.
• Thermal Resistance

Limitations

• Very likely slows the user.
• May require constant connection with earth or water.
• May gain weaknesses against anything that would affect fungi.

Known Users

• Amoonguss (Pokemon)
• Foongus (Pokemon)
• Fungi (Marvel); created by the Nazis during World War II.
• Fungus (Final Fantasy: Unlimited)
• Funguy (Chrono Cross)
• Goombas (The "Mario" Series)
• Mushroomon (Digimon)
• Myconids ("Dungeons and Dragons")
• Paras (Pokemon); via the Tochukaso fungus growing on them.
• Parasect (Pokemon); via the Tochukaso fungus growing on them.
• Deap-Sea Fungus (Marvel)
• Seso (Breath of Fire)
• Shroobs (Mario & Luigi: Partners in Time)
• Toads (Super Mario series)
• Truffles (Chowder)
• Ramblin' evil mushroom (Earthbound)

Gallery

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