Instantly I'm reminded of Darkwing Duck
https://www.google.com/search?q=dar.....20&bih=837

yeah. Kinda like that but less.....derpy. hehe

I am reminded of Xan from Farscape. Which I know looked basically like a blue human. But she was a plant. So really, there is no limitation. Perhaps thorns in places or maybe a blossom at the end of the tail.

Frell! I loved that show so Frelling much.

I have seen a few but I can't tell you too much about them because they are not mine.

Well, I know I've seen a few plant/animal hybrids out there, too. Most of them seem to follow the Final Fantasy notion of Nature -> Poison or Earth damage in a way.

A couple of ideas that came to mind almost immediately are...

+ An elephant/baobab hybrid -- since elephants are are thick and stout and strong and already have relatively trunk-like feet, this would be pretty easy to add some tendrils to the base and make it 'tree-like' -- not to mention, have branches with leaves growing in various places as well, a green tinge to the otherwise gray-hide and voilla. Not exactly sleek, but it's the first idea that that popped into my mind.

+ Another idea might be a pin oak or maple/deer combination. Hoofers gonna hoof, and our friendly hoofer friends tend to hang out where there are plenty of these around. If you want to throw in something that could have an adult angle, the sweetness of maple sap could come into play there (or perhaps everyone just likes having the hoofer around because they smell sweet and pleasant!)

+ Just for kicks and grins, I'm going to throw out the idea of an elderflower tree/ermine mix. You'll notice most of my ideas center around trees -- this is because there are tons of them and trees are rigid, strong, and durable. I have another plant idea out in the mix, though. The Elderflower Ermine would indeed be nice and slinky, smell of elderberries (hah hah), and also come into bloom at least once a year (and smell intoxicatingly delicious during that time of the year). Paws could be very stompy like on this guy, and the hands? Those claws function as both claws and can extend into the ground (or anything else) and anchor the ermine just like roots.

+ For a bit of variation, let's do a switchgrass/fox hybrid. The secretive and elusive nature of the common Vulpes vulpes makes it and the switchgrass a natural combination. Switchgrass laced into the pelt, along with slightly modified coloration, makes it easier for this little guy to hide in dense foliage -- or look like some, and he can also root into the ground to stay stable.

No idea if you can use any of these. If you can, feel free.

Those are all really nice ideas. I live in Vermont and we are known for our maple syrup. Doing the maple tree/white tail deer or moose would be a neat idea. Would work around town as well if I ever just wanted to go for a stroll. Thank you for the ideas. I may just use one of them.

Epic Moose Antlers of Maplery might be awesome. The Maple Moose? :D

oo that hard one to com up with. if any if should be leopard type for there spots could have really neat flowers on it.

Ooo, I like that idea as well. Use a nice jungle flower of some type.

yeah. it would make it look beautiful and dangerous at the same time.

Interesting.; :)

As an insane nature buff myself, you've set my imagination into overdrive *laughs*

For the frilly loving furries... flowers. Rose bush (or any flower/tree/bush with thorns) mixed with a feline with sharp claws. Or perhaps a wolf mixed with the native trees to the type of wolf chosen?

A hummingbird mixed with a mandevilla or other big tubular tropical flower vine that they love to thrive on...