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Twisted Mandrake

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The Twisted Mandrake is a large sea flora found in the Twisty Bridges and Shallow Twisty Bridges biomes. It features a pale violet trunk with red corals and leafy blue foliage, serving as a close relative to the Broken Mandrake.

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Twisted Mandrake

Twisted Mandrake Flora

PropertyDetails
CategoryFlora
ClassificationSea
BiomeTwisty Bridges, Shallow Twisty Bridges
Debug IDtwistybridgeslargeplant

The Twisted Mandrake is a flora present in both the Mid level and Shallow Twisty Bridges and close relative of the Broken Mandrake.

Appearance

This flora is rather large and has 3 distinct parts: the foliage on top, the thick trunk, and the tendril-like roots near its base.

At the top of the plant appears to be the leafy blue foliage branching out directly from the trunk, which is big and pale violet in color and is covered in tiny red corals. The bottom half of the trunk appears to have crease-like ripples, with multiple tendril-like roots extend outwards.

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650px-Twisty Bridges Large Plant Ency

The Twisted Mandrake grows in temperate coral zones. Its leafy canopy photosynthesizes sunlight, while providing shade to the bulbous structure underneath.

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The Twisted Mandrake in the Shallow Twisty Bridges The Twisted Mandrake in the Shallow Twisty Bridges

Shallow Twisty Bridges Concept Art, featuring the Twisted Mandrake. Shallow Twisty Bridges Concept Art, featuring the Twisted Mandrake.

Twisty Bridges Concept Art, featuring the Twisted Mandrake. Twisty Bridges Concept Art, featuring the Twisted Mandrake.

Plant concept art Plant concept art

Trivia

  • In early development versions, the Twisted Mandrake was originally called the Twisty Bridges Large Plant.

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