Attactus

Attactus is the Simplicitrix's DNA sample of a Spinaex (also known as a Nettlesapien) from the planet Lumherba.
==Appearance==
Attactus is a grey, humanoid, wooden alien. He has an extra layer of brown vine-like bark on his body, which is covered in thorns. This bark is on his forearms/hands, shoulders, knees/calves/feet, around his neck, on his face, and two going down to his chest, meeting at the Simplicitrix.
==Powers==
*Attactus has xylokinesis. This allows him to control wood, and create wooden constructs. Being able to control wood lets him alter trees, making him a formidable opponent in a forest. Wooden constructs include being able to trap his enemies in wooden, thorned cages.
*Attactus' entire body is made of wood, making him quite durable.
*Attactus has sharp thorns lining his body.
*Attactus can regenerate.
*Attactus has elasticity.
*While not necessarily a power, Attactus follows a similar characteristic of Earth plants: conversion of carbon dioxide into oxygen. This means he thrives in an atmosphere with mostly carbon dioxide, and can make at least a bit of the atmosphere suitable for species that require oxygen.
*Attactus can generate a sap-like substance to slip away from enemies. He can also change the acidity of this sap if need be.
==Weaknesses==
*Being made of wood, Attactus is weak to fire and ice.
*Attactus' regenerative ability is a lot slower than Swampfire's, and cannot regrow limbs. If he loses a limb, he must find and reattach it. Alternatively, this weakness can be overlooked if he transforms into Ouroborosaurus and heals.
*Attactus' elasticity is limited to his arms and thorns, and can also only stretch a certain amount, making his elasticity not as good as Wildvine's.
==History==
TBA
==Appearances==
TBA
==Trivia==
*In Richard 10: Journey into the End, Attactus, called Xylignin, was the first alien used by Richard.
*Attactus was the first alien ever created by Alan. Since then, he has gone through the most amount of renames out of any alien made by Alan, being named Wood Guy, Catus Lign, Xylignin, and finally Attactus.