The user can purify, heal and generally influence the health of nature, and considering the fact that they're helping the environment, plants and animals act favorably towards user. They can control animals and plants and mimic their abilities and forms.īecause user can communicate with nature, they become instantly familiar with their surroundings, the connection is so deep that the earth can respond to one's emotions and desires (blossoming with flowers and calming weather when happy, making skies stormy or cause earthquakes when angry, shifting the landscape to gain the advantage in a fight, etc.) The user can manipulate, tap into, blend and/or become elements of nature, including air, weather, lightning, earth, stone, metal, water, ice, light, darkness, clouds/mist, magma, fire etc. They can survive in any natural environment on earth.
When the Piranha Plant bites at something, the momentum of its lunge provides a slight speed boost.The user is connected directly to the natural world and thus can communicate, influence, manipulate and control nature: all living beings and plants and natural phenomena, such as the weather and geology of the Earth, and the matter and energy of which all these things are composed.
Players can also defeat them by jumping on them or throwing an item at them. They first appear in Shadow-Play Alley, and last appear in Champion's Road. Before being picked up, it can be seen sleeping. The Piranha Plant eats most enemies and is able to grab Green Stars out of reach of the playable characters. The potted Piranha Plant is an object that can be used by any playable character in Super Mario 3D World and its Nintendo Switch port. Super Mario 3D World / Super Mario 3D World + Bowser's Fury In the North American overview trailer, the item is misspelled Pirahna Plant. The renegade team will never get a Piranha Plant. If the player drives into a wall or rim, the Piranha Plant will disappear until the player drives away from the wall or rim. If a player with a Piranha Plant is hit with an item in this mode, stars will appear over the Piranha Plant's head to indicate that it is stunned and unable to capture an opponent. The color of the Piranha Plant and its strobe light varies depending on which team it is on. When an opponent is nearby its strobe light will turn on and its siren will blare. In that mode, the Piranha Plants have a strobe light on top of their head. In Mario Kart 8 Deluxe, the Piranha Plant is used in the game's exclusive battle mode, Renegade Roundup, for the authorities to capture opponents on the other team. The Piranha Plant will spin around as the result of a trick.
These wheels turn sideways when going into anti-gravity. In this game, the pot has wheels on the side. The plant can only chomp items that are in front of it and slightly to the side, meaning that the player can be hit from other directions. If the player holds, the Piranha Plant will constantly bite at the road ahead. The player can manually force it to chomp by pressing. It also gives the user a speed boost every time it lunges out to chomp, which it automatically does every few seconds. The timer is also reduced faster every time that the Piranha Plant bites. The Piranha Plant is set up in front of the user, biting opponents, items such as Bananas, Bloopers, shells, and objects such as coins and traffic cones that they pass until its timer runs out and it disappears. The potted Piranha Plant also appears in Mario Kart 8 and its enhanced port, Mario Kart 8 Deluxe, as an item. In Mario Kart Arcade GP, it is differentiated from normal Piranha Plants by its bright pink coloration (possibly in reference to Peach herself).
The Piranha Plant's function in both games is that of eating the items of the user's opponents once it is summoned. In both Mario Kart Arcade GP and Mario Kart Arcade GP 2, the Piranha Plant is one of Princess Peach's special character items. Piranha Plant as it appeared in Mario Kart Arcade GP