|
Web Novel Materials: WARNING! This page has details that were all taken from Kugane Maruyama's earlier work of Overlord. The information you found here are like original contents that is likely unique to only just the Web Novel. Readers, this is solely because it is quite unclear whether the Web Novel materials have been carried/retconned over to the Light Novel. Therefore, it is a must for you to read both the light novel and web novel for yourself beforehand to find out and compare it to the main source material. |
|
Judging from the current state of this page, there is no available image on the Overlord Fandom as of yet to help emphasize its appearance. Since it is lacking visuals, this article requires an image for the first time, the kind which should be high quality and distinguishable. Unknown Intruder, you could go out of your way to assist the Overlord Wiki by adding an image that came from any Overlord adaptation to it. It cannot be a fan-art or fan-made. You must upload the official ones visually drawn by the main producers of the light novel, manga and anime adaptations. |
Garrote Ivy (
Appearance[]
It resembles a living ivy.
Abilities[]
It is an invasive plant that wraps itself around trees and lets its vines hang down from the tree branches. These vines would then catch any unsuspecting creatures that come within its proximity, kills them by strangling and then feeds by drawing any available nutrients from the corpses. Besides preying on living creatures, it will also drain nutrients from the trees it attaches itself to. Once a host is near its end, the Garrote Ivy would then stretch out to invade another tree and the cycle would continue anew.
Trivia[]
- In the Web Novel, Pinison was under threat by such a monster until Aura's subordinates weeded it.[1]
References[]
- ↑ Overlord First Half Chapter 34: Preparations Part 3