Poison Mary has already made her debut in the series and has a character poster featuring her new costume. RELATED: Batwoman Reveals the Black Glove Society's Twisted Origin Poison Ivy's trophy is a vine that can infect others and give them Ivy's abilities, which is what happened in Mary Hamilton's unfortunate case. Some of these have included Joker's acid-flower, Bane's Venom pump and Mad Hatter's hat. In Season 3, Batwoman/Ryan Wilder (Javicia Leslie) and her team have been on the hunt for Bat trophies, dangerous items from Batman's rogues gallery that have ended up in the wrong hands. Poison Ivy is alive somewhere in Gotham, but seemingly ineffective. Renee Montoya advised Batman to bury Isley underground to protect the city, and he followed through with it. During a battle, Batman clipped one of her vines and kept it for himself. She then became Poison Ivy, a villain bent on protecting plant life over human life, and has gone head-to-head against Batman as one of his most iconic rogues. When Isley was a Gotham University student, she was unwillingly subjected to experiments by one of her classmates, giving her an array of plant-based powers. In The CW series, Pam Isley was a botanist and the ex-girlfriend of Renee Montoya, the leader of Gotham City's Rogues unit.
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