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* Ayame and Momiji from OsamuTezuka's ''Lost World''. They are plants given intelligence through bioengineering and then grown into a humanoid shape in molds before being covered with artificial skin so as to pass for human. Another intelligent plant shows up in an early ''AstroBoy'' story, a tentacled flower piloting a MobileSuitHuman.
* Ayame and Momiji from OsamuTezuka's ''Lost World''. They are plants given intelligence through bioengineering and then grown into a humanoid shape in molds before being covered with artificial skin so as to pass for human. Another intelligent plant shows up in an early ''AstroBoy'' story, a tentacled flower piloting a MobileSuitHuman.
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They can usually claim without irony that they are "one with nature", living in forests and surrounded by life. They might be a mystical Dryad, a [[FreakLabAccident scientist who fell into a vat of chemicals]], or a race of motile plants that just happens to look [[HumanAliens very human]] by accident or [[AFormYouAreComfortableWith design]]. Despite generally having a human shape, they may or may not be able to casually pass for human. This is because they tend to have green skin, leaves for hair, and barky skin. Interestingly, there is a big disparity between male and female plant people as the page image shows. Perhaps stemming from the [[ClassicalMythology classical]] Dryad, plant people [[OneGenderRace tend to be women]], and ''very'' attractive ones at that. Men on the other hand take more after tree than human.
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They can usually claim without irony that they are "one with nature", living in forests and surrounded by life. They might be a mystical Dryad, a [[FreakLabAccident scientist who fell into a vat of chemicals]], chemicals]] ([[SwampThing or a mystical plant god who thinks he's is]]), or a race of motile plants that just happens to look [[HumanAliens very human]] by accident or [[AFormYouAreComfortableWith design]]. Despite generally having a human shape, they may or may not be able to casually pass for human. This is because they tend to have green skin, leaves for hair, and barky skin. Interestingly, there is a big disparity between male and female plant people as the page image shows. Perhaps stemming from the [[ClassicalMythology classical]] Dryad, plant people [[OneGenderRace tend to be women]], and ''very'' attractive ones at that. Men on the other hand take more after tree than human.
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* Mandrakes from ThoseWhoHuntElves are tiny green elves with a rose-like flower and two leaves growing out of their heads. They sleep buried to the base of the flower in dirt. They also screech at you if you pick them.
* Zetsu from {{Naruto}} are/is an artificial example. They are created by the DNA of [[GreenThumb The First Hokage]].
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* Tabanga (AKA Baranga) the Tree-Monster in the [[SoBadItsHorrible So Bad, It's Horrible]] 1957 movie, ''[[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BiP6W0ZCQRg From Hell It Came]]''.
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*Zetsu from {{Naruto}} are/is an artificial example. They are created by the DNA of [[GreenThumb The First Hokage]].
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* ''GuildedAge'' has Syr'Nj and other Wood Elves who refer to most bodily parts as their plant equivalents and apparently can drink through their taproots (aka toes).
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* One of the cast members in {{Orangina}} are actual female plant people (bathing suits even!), though they only appear in one [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8bi3erz2Ek8 commercial]].
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* The Deku and Koroks in ''TheLegendOfZelda'' series. While they look like Hylian children, the Kokiri might actually be plant people as well, as they were given life by the Deku Tree and eventually become the Koroks.
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* ''DungeonsAndDragons'' of course, has several species of plant people, including Treants and Dryads. Dryads.
** Not to mention the Woodling template, [[UpToEleven which lets you add this trope to any existing species]], and the [[IncrediblyLamePun Topiary Guardians]], which are [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin animated topiary sculptures.]] If D&D has examples of a trope, it has a LOT of them.
** Not to mention the Woodling template, [[UpToEleven which lets you add this trope to any existing species]], and the [[IncrediblyLamePun Topiary Guardians]], which are [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin animated topiary sculptures.]] If D&D has examples of a trope, it has a LOT of them.
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* FalloutNewVegas has Spore Carriers[[http://fallout.wikia.com/wiki/Spore_carrier]], Humans that have been taken over by parasitic Bacteria in an experiment to genetically engineer plant spores.
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* ''GooseBumps'': see Literature above.
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* ''GooseBumps'' had one in the book ''Stay Out of the Basement'', of which it is the main plot point.
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* [[DoctorWho Jabe]], from the Forest of Cheem, is a [[FetishFuel surprisingly sexy tree-lady]].
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* The Element Lord of the Jungle in ''{{Bionicle}}''. The Bota Magnan Agori may also count.
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* Swamp Thing and Man-Thing are both [[CaptainErsatz Captain Ersatzes]] of a GoldenAge comic monster called The Heap.
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* Audrey, the villain featured in recent issues of LifeSketch. In order to survive, she drinks the blood of humans, killing them in the process. A shameless reference to LittleShopOfHorrors.
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**Bob is the tree. Harold is the ghoul.
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*The Dendroids from HeroesOfMightAndMagic III, and the Treants from V