Fungal Monster Physiology

The power to use the abilities of a fungal monster. Variation of Monster and Fungal Physiology.

Also Called[]

Fungal Monster Mimicry
Monstrous Fungus Mimicry/Physiology
Myco Monster Physiology/Monster

Capabilities[]

The user either is or can transform into a fungal monster, a monstrous form of fungal life capable of, and related to, many fungus-based supernatural powers.

Applications[]

Techniques[]

Limitations[]

The user can be susceptible to the common weaknesses of fungal life, such as fire, chemicals, sharp blades etc.

Known Users[]

The Mycelium (Ben 10)
Armillaria (Godzilla: The Series)
Matango (Daily Life With A Monster Girl)
Changeling (Delicious in Dungeon/Dungeon Meshi)
Chamblemon (Digimon)
Mushroomon (Digimon)
Fungus Beast (Dungeons and Dragons)
Venomdake (Kamen Rider Gotchard)
Kintake Majik (Madan no Ichi/Ichi the Witch)
Matango (Matango)
Fungus Leshy (Pathfinder)
Fungus-Themed Pokémon (Pokémon)
- Brute Bonnet
- Morelull and Shiinotic
- Paras and Parasect
- Shroomish and Breloom
- Toedscool and Toedscruel
Ethan Winters (Resident Evil Series)
Miranda (Resident Evil: Village)
Rosemary Winters (Resident Evil: Village)
"Megamycete"/"Black God" (Resident Evil: Village)
Molded (Resident Evil 7: Biohazard)
E-001/Eveline (Resident Evil 7: Biohazard)
Fungus Humungous (Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 2012)
Fungal Filth (The Secret World)
Fohgus (Ultraman Dyna)
Backacoon (Ultraman Neos)
Mushra (Ultraman Taro)
Fungal Monsters (World of Warcraft)
Fungus-Themed Monsters (Yu-Gi-Oh!)