that the plants are feeding off the humans, Ivy gives Bruce a plant that would help deal with Selina's spinal injury. In the episode "The Trial of Jim Gordon", Ivy plans to prevent Gotham from reunifying with the mainland by ruining the water supply, cover the city in her plants, and get revenge for her father's death. She hypnotizes Victor Zsasz into shooting Gordon, critically injuring him. Ivy also hypnotizes Bruce and Fox into shutting down the river's treatment facility, but Selina frees them and helps stop the shutdown. Ivy goes the GCPD precinct to kill Gordon while he is recovering. Leslie Thompkins shoots her in the abdomen and Ivy escapes, having all aspects of her plan fail. Poison Ivy is featured in the TV series set in the Arrowverse, both portrayed by Bridget Regan and Nicole Kang respectively: Her name appears in Lex Luthor's journal in the Supergirl episode "Crime and Punishment". In the Arrowverse crossover event "Crisis on Infinite Earths", the second part shows a plant can be seen in a glass case of Earth-99 Batman's "Trophies" collected from villains he has killed. It can be assumed that this plant belongs to Poison Ivy. In Batwoman, Poison Ivy is in a relationship with Renee Montoya, then a beat cop studying to become a detective in the GCPD. A former scientist who was experimented on by her colleague Mark LeGand, Ivy plots to flood a portion of Gotham, rendering it unhabitable by humans, and tries to convince Montoya to leave the city with her. Unwilling to turn Ivy in, Montoya injects her with a chemical that places her body into a form of suspended animation. In the episode "Kane, Kate", a brainwashed Kate Kane stole Batman's trophies belonging to his enemies from the Batcave which includes Poison Ivy's vine. In the season 2 finale episode "Power", her vine was thrown into the Gotham River along with Penguin's umbrella and the Mad Hatter's hat and seen reaching the shore before starting to grow. The vine went on and infected Mary Hamilton with some of Poison Ivy's essence assuming a similar mantle that Alice later dubbed "Poison Mary". Poison Ivy subsequently appears in "Trust Destiny" where her flashback is seen and her body has been kept deep in the Batcave away from water and sunlight. After the formula was harvested from her, Renee secretly made off with her body and dumped