Bonk Choy (Plants vs. Zombies 3)

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Bonk Choy is an Common Scrapper plant introduced in Plants vs. Zombies 3. It attacks by punching zombies both ahead and behind it.

About

For more information about this character, see Bonk Choy.

Bonk Choy is one of the first plants the player obtains in the tutorial, and the first Scrapper plant the player obtains.

It costs 6 sun and it attacks zombies by punching them in quick succession, dealing a heavy amount of damage per punch. It is able to attack zombies that are both in front of it, as well as behind it.

Bonk Choy is also a main character in the game's story alongside other plants such as Sunflower, Peashooter and Wall-Nut.

Origins

Bonk Choy is based on the plant with the same name and appearance from Plants vs. Zombies 2, with his general appearance lifting more from his Plants vs. Zombies: Garden Warfare appearance.

Bonk Choy's Plant Food ability may be named after the Bruce Lee film, "Fist of Fury".

Almanac entry

Note: The stats shown below only apply to Level 1.

Bonk Choy
Common Hot Theater Plant
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Rapidly punched ahead and behind. Pugnacious! 6 Melee Rear-Guard Rapid Fire Health 300 Attack Damage 15 Attack Speed 0.3 s Damage per Second 45 dps Cooldown 7 s Effective against:

Upgrades

Bonk Choy's Plant Food ability is named Fists of Fury, which allows Bonk Choy to rapidly punch in a 3x3 area around itself, dealing heavy damage to any zombies within those nine tiles.

Tacobility

Bonk Choy's Tacobility is named Flaming Fists, in which punches dealt by Bonk Choy will fire out a fireball projectile that pierces multiple targets.

Gallery

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See also

• Scrapper plants