Fire Peashooter

Fire Peashooter is a premium plant in Plants vs. Zombies 2. It appeared in the Frozen Caves. It currently costs 100 gems to buy.

Its appearance is that of a Peashooter, but it has red skin, a red stem, red leaves, flame-yellow eyes, and a blazing, intense flame above its head. A yellow glow can be seen emanating from its expeller hole. When watered in the Zen Garden, it appears as a common Peashooter.

Its attack consists of shooting flaming peas at zombies. This attack is a combination of the regular Peashooter and the Torchwood, effectively combining two plants that each occupy one space into a single plant with both abilities, thus reducing the sun cost. Its Plant Food attack is similar to the Plant Food attack of the Flaming Icepea, dealing constant and heavy damage and potentially burning weak zombies. This attack can set fire to spaces where planting is prohibited, such as the empty spaces in Pirate Seas.

ISTP personality type

He can only speak the language of plants (such as "Hoo Ho!") or he can try to pronounce a few other words that are not his language.

The Other Plants and Crazy Dave

Dr. Zoomboss, the Zombies, and the Shovel

It's a combination of Peashooter and Torchwood. The flame it shoots up when given nutrients can spread over the water. Originally, this plant was going to be released in the Dark Ages, but they decided not to release it because of the fire zombies. In a preview for the Chinese version, there is a frozen Fire Peashooter when it is impossible for a Fire Peashooter to freeze since it is a defrost plant. In the Zen garden, if water is given with the watering can, it will be shown that Fire Peashooter's body is the same as Peashooter's.

Sunflower is the second plant you unlock and the first sun producer. It's the first plant with the ability to generate sun over time, allowing the player to plant more plants more easily. Sunflower will initially be the first sun producer the player receives. Having enough Sunflowers will allow the player to obtain more sunflowers more easily, which in turn allows the player to plant more attacking plants for defense. Its ability to upgrade to Sunflower gives it an advantage in Survival mode, where planting spaces are limited and the player will have to generate as much sun as possible for each tile. Sunflower is worse than the Sun Mushroom in Night and Fog levels, as the Sun Mushroom is cheaper and produces sun faster. Sunflower's backstory includes: in the first game, the ability to dance to the rhythm of the earth; in the second game, it adopts a virtual singer image and performs the song "Zombies On Your Lawn"; its description in the Heroes version emphasizes its status as a founding member of the series. Sunflower is the healer of the plant team. Because of this, it has the lowest health, with a total of 100 points in almost all its variants. Furthermore, its attack doesn't deal significant damage to enemies, making it a support character. It's important that anyone using Sunflower on a team heals their teammates so they can continue defeating enemies. Its main attack is the solar boost, with an automatic charge of 60. It doesn't deal area damage, but it is accurate.

The Torchwood is a plant unlocked by completing level 3-7 in Plants vs. Zombies, and is unlocked with seed packets in Plants vs. Zombies 2. The Torchwood is a log with fire that sets any peas flying over it ablaze, causing them to deal double damage. When planted in foggy levels, it clears the fog for a few tiles. The Torchwood can be placed anywhere except in water, in front of any pea shooter. Peas that pass through the fire catch fire, and these flaming peas deal double damage. It also increases the splash damage of regular peas to all nearby zombies. However, if a frozen pea passes through the fire, it melts, reverting to a regular pea. The Torchwood sets any peas flying over it ablaze, causing them to deal double damage. And it damages a zombie when it eats, and when it is eaten, a flame appears that damages zombies in a line.

Special: Doubles the damage of peas that pass through it

Special Cold Resistant

Special: You heat nearby plants

It does not affect the peas of the Vegezombies. In the second installment, when it receives water, it shuts down and tries to turn on again. Ice peas that fly over it will turn into normal peas. It loses its usefulness in Plants vs. Zombies 2, because the Fire Peashooter has the same effect with the same amount of sun; its only difference from the Fire Peashooter is that it uses Plant Food to quadruple its damage. It can't read.

Peashooter is the first attack plant in Plants vs. Zombies. It costs 100 sun and shoots a pea every 1.5 seconds, dealing 20 damage. It serves as the player's first line of defense against the zombies and is usually the first plant the player unlocks or plays with. Its personality and character have rarely been developed throughout the franchise, though it is known for its great determination and perseverance in fighting zombies. This lack of characterization is likely intentional, reflecting its role as a basic defensive unit in most games. The Plants vs. Zombies 2 almanac mentions that it is recognized and famous as the most well-known plant in the game. This is a clear reference to it being the face of the game. Like most other pea-shooting plants, it is based on the Peashooter plant. The term "peashooter" is typically used to refer to a toy version of a blowgun, or as slang for small or low-caliber firearms, alluding to its weakness in the Plants vs. Zombies games. When given Plant Food, it quickly transforms into a Peashooter, firing 60 peas every three seconds. The Peashooter, along with the Sunflower and Wall-nut, is often portrayed as one of the most popular plants, appearing in both main games of the series and featuring prominently in various media beyond the games themselves. When a Soothe Mint is planted alongside a Peashooter in the yard, it gains an additional 150 DPS.

Nut is a plant from Plants vs. Zombies. It has a very hard shell. Use it to protect your other plants. Nut is based on Juglans regia, also known as the walnut, a tough plant that lowers cholesterol. It is the fourth unlockable plant, obtained after completing level 1-3. Defend the plants behind it from zombies with its high toughness. If you enter the almanac while playing Bowling Alley and Bowling Alley 2, you will be able to see the Nut rolling. The Walnut and the Rabid Walnut are siblings. It can withstand approximately 60 bites from zombies. Some zombies are allergic to nuts and will swell up after eating them. This can withstand approximately 60 bites from zombies. It's one of the six plants that appear in the trailer; the others are Peashooter, Sunflower, Bonk Choy, Boomerang, and Pod. In the almanac, it mentions that he retired from bowling, a clear reference to the Bowling Alley minigame from the first game. He, along with Peashooter and Sunflower, were the only plants that changed their disguise depending on the season. If you have a Wall-nut with slightly depleted Plant Food and plant an Upgrade Seed Packet on top of it, its armor won't regenerate; this is the same for all defensive plants. When given Plant Food, Wall-nut gains full metal armor by absorbing 80 bites or one hit from Gargantuar. When you plant a Booster Mint and Wall-nut is in the yard, it will absorb an additional 80 bites, and its Plant Food Upgrade will activate.

The Angry Nut is a defensive nut, the older brother of the Wall-nut, and lasts twice as long. It costs 125 sun and blocks Pole Vaulting Zombies, Jumping Zombies, and Dolphin Zombies, as these are the zombies that jump over plants. This plant is jumped over by the Balloon Zombie, the Imp when launched by the Gargantuar, and the Climber Zombie, who allows all zombies to jump over this nut except the Gargantuar. Zombots, Gargantuars, Gargantuars of any type, Piano Zombies, and the King Zombie can all crush the Angry Nut like any other plant. The Balloon Zombie jumps over it, and the Scatter Zombie jumps under it. The Angry Nut is very tough to fight and impossible to jump over.

Hardness: Very high

Special: Cannot be skipped

People wonder if there's some kind of rivalry between her and Nuez. To which she responds with a loud laugh: "How could we be enemies? We're siblings! After everything Nuez has done for me..." Her voice trails off as she smiles appreciatively. When given a food food, the Rage-Shell Nut transforms into a nut with a shield that almost completely covers it, as it's tall and can withstand more bites and even a Zombistein attack. The Rage-Shell Nut has an angry face, while her sister, the regular Nut, has a happy face. In the DS version, when a zombie eats the Rage-Shell Nut, the giant nut moves. The raspberry nut is one of the 4 plants that physically change as they decompose; the other four plants are the walnut, the pumpkin, and the garlic. If a Rage Nut has been degraded to its second or third damage level, it will still appear as a crushed Rage Nut that doesn't degrade when crushed by a Gargantuar and vehicle zombies. This also applies to other degrading plants. This plant is the tallest in the game

Potato Mine is an explosive plant and the third main plant unlocked in all Plants vs. Zombies games. Once planted, Potato Mine must wait 15 seconds (for a normal-speed zombie, plant it at least three tiles in front of the zombie) while hidden, making it vulnerable to being eaten by zombies. Once armed, it explodes on zombies within a 1x2 range, dealing 90 damage and producing the onomatopoeia "BLADE!!" Potato Mine is unlocked when the player completes Level 1-5. It takes 15 seconds to arm and cannot be planted on a Lily Pad. Killing a zombie with a Potato Mine completes the "Blade!!" achievement. Potato Mine packs a powerful punch, but it needs to arm first; plant it in front of zombies so it explodes on contact. Damage: Massive Range: all zombies in a small area Usage: single use, delayed activation Some say Potato Mine is very lazy, that she leaves everything to the last minute. She doesn't say anything; she's too busy planning investment strategies. Due to its low cost and the high damage it inflicts on nearby zombies, Potato Mine can be effective at taking down the first zombies, regardless of their toughness, because Potato Mine doesn't consider zombies tough, unless it's a Gargantuar, which requires two Potato Mines. However, when you have a relatively tough zombie close to home, Potato Mine's disadvantage is that it takes a long time to charge, and its other disadvantage is its recharge time. It is one of the plants with a confirmed gender, being female. Patatapum in the first Plants vs. Zombies has two teeth, and in the second, only one. Patatapum is one of the five plants that change position when

Mega Gatling Pea is a returning Peashooter Plant in Plants vs. Zombies 2, introduced in update 9.8.1 for the Mega Gatling Pea Arena season. It fires bursts of 4 peas at zombies every 1.35-1.5 seconds, with a chance to randomly trigger its Fertilizer ability each time it attacks while on the lawn. Once activated, it fires bursts of 5 peas. This buff persists until it is destroyed or removed from the lawn with a shovel. Mega Gatling Peas fire four peas at a time and occasionally release fertilizer as well. "I used to be an upgrade," Mega Gatling Pea says with unusual shyness. "Now I'm my own plant, with my own ambitions, dreams, and gym memberships!" When Fertilizer is applied, Mega Gatling Pea fires 150 peas over two seconds, dealing a total of 3000 damage. Additionally, it fires 5 peas instead of 4 until it is eliminated or destroyed. At first glance, Mega Gatling Pea is simply a pea plant that can shoot four peas, just like four Peashooters or two Repeaters. However, it stands out because it only takes up one space for the same firepower and has the chance to activate its Fertilizer effect, which boosts its normal attack. Some compare Mega Gatling Pea to Pea Pod or Threepeater. Unlike Pea Pod, Mega Gatling Pea is more expensive initially, but has a lower overall cost. As for Threepeater, Mega Gatling Pea doesn't have uneven suppression issues, but it only covers one lane. In short, which plants to use depends on the situation. Mega Gatling Pea shoots five peas after activating Fertilizer for the first time, which is similar to its appearance in Plants vs. Zombies Heroes, where it also shoots five peas.

Ice Peas is a plant similar to the Peashooter, but light blue and with ice at the end of its head instead of leaves. It launches peas that damage and freeze zombies, slowing them down. When given Plant Food, this plant creates an ice layer and launches peas at maximum speed in a line.

The Pea Pod is the third plant you get in the Wild West in Plants vs. Zombies 2. It's a pea-shooting plant, and the number of peas it fires at once corresponds to the number of heads it has at that moment. Each pea pod starts with one head, and duplicate pods planted repeatedly in the same space can add up to a total of five heads, thus increasing the total damage they inflict. Pea Pods can be planted in the same space, causing up to five times more destruction. Having studied Quantum Space Mechanics at Clown School, the Pea Pod has been entertaining families of all ages. The Pea Pod is a powerful plant, its raw power rivaled only by the Mega Gatling Pea, but to get one at maximum strength, you can end up spending up to 625 sun. This is enough to buy three Repeaters or six Peashooters along with a plant that costs 25 sun (Potato Mine, Stunion, Sun-shroom, Buttercup, etc.). Furthermore, both Peashooter and Repeater are slightly stronger than a Pea Pod (a Pea Pod has five heads, while the combinations mentioned above have six peas).

David Crazetopher Blazing III, commonly known in the main series as Crazy Dave, is the transmasculine deuteragonist of the Plants vs. Zombies series. In Plants vs. Zombies, during Adventure Mode, Crazy Dave acts as a narrator, introducing the player to certain levels and explaining some of the minigames and bonus levels. Later, he is kidnapped by a Bungee Zombie in level 5-10 just before he can reveal Dr. Zomboss's weakness to the player. He also owns a shop called Crazy Dave's Twiddydinkies, which he runs from the back of his car once the player finds the keys (after level 3-4). He sells various plant upgrades, additional defenses, and Zen Garden items. Dave has two brothers, Evil Dave and Brave Dave. He is portrayed as having a mental illness and exhibiting unusual behavior, such as eating food off the ground and scaring people in fog for no apparent reason.

On the other hand, Dave is also intelligent, having built machines like the Junkasaurus, Penny, time machines, and a robot dinosaur. His intelligence makes him one of the world's greatest inventors, having created countless strange and amazing machines and experiments. He's always working on new inventions and creations—a true genius! Crazy Dave is 36 years old.