The seductive, poisonous pheromone-secreting Pamela Isley uses her powers to control not
only men but also women who stand in her way. But Ivy was first introduced to DC World as
a love interest for the Batman.
However even before She became Poison Ivy while she was still a Teenage High School
student, Pamela tasted the fruit of laboring in Bed. Just like many other, since then,
she craved for that fruit and after becoming Poison Ivy, she used her pheromones to control
others and satisfy her needs of pleasure. So, this Video list out every Hero, Villain
or Ordinary Person that Poison Ivy has seduced and had intercourse with.
Pamela Isley grew up on a wealthy family with emotionally distant parents. She later studies
advanced botanical biochemistry at a university with Alec Holland under Dr. Jason Woodrue.
Isley, a timid, shrinking violet, was easily seduced by her professor. After seducing Isley
Woodrue went on to show her the pleasures of the flesh further making Ivy satisfied
and loyal to him. Then Woodrue begins to unravel his true motive. He injects Isley with poisons
and toxins as an experiment, causing her to transform into Poison Ivy that we all know.
She nearly dies twice as a result from these poisonings, driving her insane. Later Woodrue
flees from the authorities, leaving Pamela in the hospital for six months. Yet Woodrue
still had unfinished business and was able to break Ivy from prison.
This time Woodrue intended to combine their DNA to create a "child", all while flooding
the streets of Gotham with high-powered marijuana. The purpose of this is to create a world economy
run on hemp and to have their offspring control it.
However, Batman intervenes, and take down Woodrue to pave the way for Ivy’s escape.
Ivy begins to develop a particular hatred for men due to her traumatic past, which consistently
depicts her as being transformed by a man - most incarnations of Ivy were transformed
by Jason Woodrue - and sees them as sexist pigs whom she can manipulate before tossing
them aside once they've outlived their usefulness.
Yes, Poison Ivy did love Kite Man over time. Kite Man represented the safe choice for Ivy,
a choice that wouldn’t get her hurt in the end.
Ivy’s very protective of her heart because of her abusive father. She’d rather be with
someone that she knows wouldn’t hurt her than someone she’s madly in love with that
could hurt her.
That’s not fair to Kite Man, right? of course, but he basically nudged his way in, so can
he really complain? What is it about Kite Man that has so captivated Poison Ivy? It’s
more than just some fling at this point, she has been secretly seeing him since episode
2 of the series. They have slept together numerous times. TV Series ‘Harley Quinn
(2020) shows it clearly.
What’s more, it’s obvious that she cares about his feelings, it’s telling that a
woman as confident as Ivy never once gives Kite Man a solid ‘NO’ this episode. It’s
not for a lack of assertiveness on her part, Ivy appears to be reluctant to do something
that would hurt him. She genuinely cares for the guy.
Well, Harley Quinn and Kite Man are both ridiculous characters whose enthusiasm is undimmed by
the judgment of strangers. Either of them seems like odd companions for someone as serious
and derisive as Poison Ivy, but when she lets her guard down, it’s easy to see how it
all makes perfect sense.
" You're the only one for me Batman, you know, that right?
Nobody else even comes close. Not anybody." - Poison Ivy
Poison Ivy is an enemy and lover of Batman. Since the Golden age there always been something
between Batman and Poison Ivy. Like a Weird Sexual Romantic Tension. This can be most
seen in the comic "Batman and Poison Ivy: Cast Shadows" where Bats fills her cell with
flowers as a gift. And also Installing a Skylight into her Cell.
While Ivy is now an independent, powerful eco-terrorist this wasn’t what the original
case of her character was meant to be. Actually, poison ivy was intended to be a love interest
for Bruce Wayne. In early days she and Batman have certainly had a romantic connection which
even led to sharing the Bruce’s bed.
One-time, Clayface (Basil Karlos) payed Ivy a visit, hoping to form a bargain with her.
This would entail her growing fruits and vegetables, having the orphans harvest them, and him selling
the produce to the highest bidder. She wants nothing to do with the plan, and she attempts
to kill him with a kiss. Clayface overpowered her, however, and imprisoned Ivy and the orphans
for six months in a chamber under the park's lake. He fed her salt and kept her from the
sun to weaken her.
Eventually, Batman came looking for Ivy and discovered the imprisoned orphans and Ivy.
After Batman saved Ivy, the two agreed to work together to take Clayface(Karlos) down.
Batman, originally intending to take the orphans away from Ivy, recognizes that staying with
her is what is best for them, and they remain in her care until the city is restored. Also,
to keep her freedom and make sure Ivy is not thrown into Arkham, Batman arranges a procedure
where Ivy provides fresh produce to the starving hordes of earthquake survivors.
Batman says that, as much as she would hate to admit it, Ivy is still more human than
plant. Poison Ivy comes to believe that her powers are killing the children she had looked
after, so she seeks Bruce Wayne's help to reverse her powers and make her a normal human
being once more.
On the part about "did Batman and Ivy ever have sex?" (21) I would like to bring your
attention to Batman annual 3. Long story short, Ivy infiltrate a Ball where Bruce Wayne and
high-class members of the Gotham have gathered and robbed them. Before leaving the Ball,
she gives a Kiss of Death to Bruce Wayne. Later when Batman tried take down Ivy she
captured him and gained pleasures from him finally giving him the Kiss of Death as she
did to Bruce Wayne. But the interesting fact is Second Kiss from the lips of Ivy is able
to act as an antidote to her poison.
After receiving the Kiss from Ivy Batman momentarily loses his cool as the effect is too much.
However, Batman was able to save Ivy from the fire that broke out to the plantation
but after rescuing Batman had his way with Ivy without knowing whether Ivy enjoyed it or not.
In Earth-43, Poison Ivy was a serial killer in Gotham City, known to have claimed at least
ten victims, and fought Batman prior to him becoming a vampire. She mind-controlled them
into worshiping her sexually, and then killed them with a single toxic kiss. Alfred Pennyworth
released the vampire Batman to stop the new breed of deadly criminals infesting the city.
Batman descended onto her conservatory, his very presence withering the plant-life, and
gave her a kiss... biting into her lips and ripping out them. Making sure she wouldn't
return as another vampire, he severed her head and dropped it off for Commissioner Gordon
at police headquarters.
Pamela was an exotic dancer in Gotham City known as Ivy the Plant Lady. She grew up in
one of Sister Leslie's orphanages.
One night, she was on her way home after performing and ran into Jack the Ripper. Unaware of his
murderous intentions, she tried to seduce him, but it didn’t go as she intended. Rather
than falling into her seduction, Jack the Ripper violated Pamela and after he was done,
pulled out his knife and stabbed her multiple times, which resulted in killing her.
Harley’s best friend and fellow Arkham Asylum escapee are Dr. Pamela Isley aka Poison Ivy,
the overall deuterogamist of Harley Quinn.
Ivy normally prefers plants to people, but she has a soft spot for Harley and tries to
reign in some of her more manic excesses.
Ivy sympathizes with Harley, as Harley is mistreated by the man she loves, just as Ivy
was by Jason Woodrue. She has expressed disdain for the Joker, primarily due to his treatment
of Harley.
Almost since the two villains first met back in the 1990s, there’s been none-too-subtle
hints that they had the hots for each other, though Harley Quinn has taken things further
than ever before. As of the most recent episode, they’ve had sex. Twice or more. But their
love was natural and blossomed organically.
Sometimes the strongest moments, the ones that speak for themselves, are those that
don't need any actual conversation between the characters. Poison Ivy doesn't seem like
a tender person but as far as Harley is concerned, she has a soft spot. These two don't often
enjoy a peaceful moment so when they got to sleep calmly, it was well-deserved. And before
Ivy left, she kissed Harley on the cheek gently, proving her deep feelings in one simple gesture.
The biggest difference between Kite Man and Harley is their treatment of Ivy’s desires
and needs. Like aforementioned, Kite Man really just pursued what he wanted and didn’t consider
Ivy’s desires until their wedding was ruined.
As one Reddit user wrote, he was in love with the idea of Ivy, not Ivy herself. Not just
this but Harley knows Ivy’s most intimate details as seen with her plans for the bachelorette
party on Themyscira and how she knew Ivy didn’t like Kite Man’s ring. And when Ivy seemed
to want to get married, Harley removed herself. She also tried to sacrifice herself at Bane’s
pit so Ivy could go on and live her life.