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For the Adventure Mode version of this level, see Level 3-5.

Big Trouble Little Zombie is a Pool mini-game in Plants vs. Zombies, Plants vs. Zombies: Journey to the West, and Plants vs. Zombies: Great Wall Edition. It is the mini-game version of Level 3-5 from Adventure Mode. Similar to Level 3-5, the zombies in this level are shrunken and have only a quarter of their regular health, but they come in higher numbers and walk and eat faster. This mini-game is replaced with Heat Wave in the Nintendo DS and Nintendo DSiWare versions of Plants vs. Zombies. On iPhone and iPod Touch (the iPad version has it on the Mini-games section) and Android versions, it can be played via Quick Play.

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Plants Vs. Zombies Minigame 10

Walkthrough of Big Trouble Little Zombie.

The health of little zombies is as follows:

Cherry Bombs should be used to blow up large groups of zombies, especially the Football Zombies, while the player sets up Peashooters in every lane. The Wall-nuts on land would be planted where necessary and in the pool to lure out Snorkel Zombies. In emergencies, Lily Pads can substitute for Wall-nuts to lure out Snorkel Zombies. Save up your Cherry Bombs for waves and large clumps of zombies. It is recommended that the player saves at least two for emergency situations due to the number of zombies.

Related achievement[]

Beyond the Grave
Attention Deficit
Attention Deficit
Earn a trophy in each Mini-game.

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Please note that only official translations are used.

Language Name Description
United States of America English Big Trouble Little Zombie
China Simplified Chinese 小小大僵尸
Taiwan Traditional Chinese 小小大殭屍
France French Petits zombies, gros ennuis
Germany German Zwergenaufstand
Italy Italian Zombi piccoli, guai grossi
Japan Japanese ちびゾンビの大騒ぎ
Spain Spanish Pequeños pero matones Translates to "Small but thugs"


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  • Since the zombies have a quarter of their regular health, a pea against a small zombie does damage equivalent to a melon against normal zombies (excluding the splash damage).
    • This also means the Peashooter has an equivalent damage output against the small zombies to that of a Gatling Pea against normal zombies.
    • The regular Zombies in this mini-game have the same health and speed as the Imps in I, Zombie.
  • In the Nintendo DS version, this mini-game is replaced by Heat Wave, possibly because it would be extremely hard for players to see zombies in this mini-game due to the small size and quality of the Nintendo DS version.
  • In the Xbox Live Arcade, PlayStation 3, and Windows versions, the ambient zombie voices are high-pitched in this level.
  • The zombies' small size does not affect their hitboxes.
  • Dr. Zomboss' shrinking experiment is shown in the Nintendo DS trailer. Ironically, it is the one version that does not include this mini-game.
  • In the iOS version, Snorkel Zombies can jump over the player's Lawn Mowers and even Pool Cleaners, meaning it would reach his or her house quickly.
  • The title may be based on the 1986 movie Big Trouble in Little China.
  • According to the LawnStrings.txt file, the mini-game's beta name was "Little Trouble."
  • The concept of little zombies would again be reused in Plants vs Zombies 2, although there they have to be shrunk with Shrinking Violet.

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