the GCPD, Kite Man realizes Ivy does not reciprocate his feelings and breaks up with her. While escaping from Commissioner Gordon together, Ivy admits her feelings for Harley and they share a kiss. In the sequel comic series Harley Quinn: The Animated Series: The Eat. Bang! Kill. Tour the two go on an extended sort-of-but-not-a honeymoon to work through their feelings for each other, apologize to the friends they got arrested at Ivy's wedding, and fight various heroes and villains. Season 3 of the animated series features Harley and her working out their romantic relationship with positive results until she dons her classical signature outfit made of flora as she intends to turn everyone in Gotham into plantlike zombies along with turning the entire place back into the wilderness. The both of them are shown to have different goals at the end of the season as Harley wants to join the bat family in crimefighting while she intends to work for Lex Luthor as a super villain but promise to keep in touch as a couple. Poison Ivy appears in the TV series DC Super Hero Girls, voiced by Cristina Milizia. This version is a lonely girl who deeply cares for plants, refusing to eat vegetables, though she has a voracious craving for meat. She hates people who harm the environment, often endangering people in her anger. She finds other people annoying, like Jessica Cruz. She also does not care about what others think about her. In the episode "#DetentionClub," she reveals that her father has been missing for ten years; he created a unique plant for her that blooms only once a decade, and it last did so on the day she last saw him. Poison Ivy will appear in Batwheels, voiced by Kailey Snider. Film Live-action Poison Ivy appears in Batman & Robin, portrayed by Uma Thurman. This version is a botanist, working for Wayne Enterprises' arboreal preservation project in South America, and experimenting with Venom to create animal-plant cross-breedings capable of fighting back and protecting the world's plants. However, her senior colleague, Jason Woodrue, steals some of her Venom samples to transform a prisoner into Bane. Isley is outraged that her research has been corrupted, and when she rejects Woodrue's advances, he tries to murder her by sending her crashing into shelves lined with beakers containing Venom and other animal-plant toxins and chemicals. She is transformed into