PLANT GROWTH, MANIPULATION, & UNDERSTANDING. Anna can grow and physically manipulate plant matter within her vicinity. She can also understand the base desires of plants within her vicinity, though how well she can speak to them varies - grass-type pokemon are much more capable of coherent thought than a mere flower, after all.
There is a radius limit to just how far her overgrowth can extend. 60ft seems to be the max under normal circumstances. If under heightened emotions or stress, it can stretch out to 120 feet, or to the borders of a room. She is not capable of affecting the whole of a large garden or forest.
GRASS-TYPE POWER-UPS. Her abilities have shown to have empowering effects on grass-type pokemon, as long as they are in physical contact with her. For instance, her Chespin’s shell has grown harder and more durable, upping it’s Defense, at the cost of Speed. It is unknown if this ‘empowering’ effect lasts with long-term exposure. It does not seem to affect non-grass type pokemon, but will affect dual-typed pokemon with Grass as one of their types.
GOLEM-CREATOR. As long as there are seeds or sufficient plant matter available, she is capable of creating golems.
- These golems resemble Pokemon, and are generally one-purpose-only, whether it be transport or defense.
- They do not retain movesets, health, combat prowess, intelligence, or any other quality of the pokemon they resemble.
- They have shown no degree of sentience, and Anna has very limited control over their movements.
- They are not capable of attacking (due to lack of intelligence), but ones capable of movement also show no sign of stopping if something is in their path, which may result in injury should the golem be fairly large. Damage can be equated to a ‘tackle’, ‘slam’, or ‘struggle’ attack.
PASSIVE GROWTH. Plants tended by her mature fast, even without her manipulation at play, which means her ability has a passive quality. Basically, she’s got a hell of a ‘green thumb’. Nutrients within edible plants vary depending on soil conditions and light, but are generally well off and healthy to eat. She cannot do this on a whole garden or crop yield continuously - even if she’s not consciously using her abilities to grow these crops, it will wear her out.
SOIL CONTACT. She is not capable of summoning plant life indoors, unless she has physical access to seeds or soil. She cannot grow them through stone or concrete, unless she’s under extremely heightened emotions or high stress (ie: being attacked). In that event she may be able to reach plant life trapped under the infrastructure and make it grow through the foundation, but it is a risky maneuver and will exhaust her. Thankfully, she has not shown much prowess with this, nor does the family seem keen on attempting it.
ZOMBIE PLANTS. Plants revived by Anna do not wither - a hint her ability may actually be a sign of a talent for Necromancy. Revived trees will continue to bear fruit no matter time, season, or age. It’s extremely noticeable, especially in winter, and the family has taken strides to hide the groves she practices her powers in. Additionally, there seems to be a problem with the ‘revived’ plant matter.
- Plants revived by Anna show no sign of withering, despite exposure to the elements or expected lifespan, and can be a drain on the land’s resources in the area in which they were planted.
- Revived Ivy or grasses will continue to try to spread out beyond their original boundaries, and might strangle any plant life in it’s immediate area until physically prevented.
- None of the revived plant life shows any sign of intelligence or desire outside of whatever intent was laced into her spell. Anna herself can confirm this. Fruit of these revived plants are safe to eat, though infertile.
- Because the ‘revivification’ effect may be bordering on Necromancy (if it isn’t outright a form of it), the Lavoie family has been keeping an eye on her progress, and actively tries to on keep her away from materials and environments that would allow it to develop into full-on Necromancy, for her own safety and the safety of others.
- Manipulated plant matter - revived or not - is susceptible to fire and will burn like all the rest. In the event of an overgrowth, burn it. It will not revive.