Cosmoss

Cosmoss
Statistics
Strength	2
Health	2
Cost	1
Set	Galactic
Rarity	Uncommon
Class
Tribe	Moss Plant
Traits	None
Abilities	When an Environment is played, this gets +1/+1.
He's Peel deGrass Lichen's biggest fan.

Cosmoss is a galactic uncommon plant card in Plants vs. Zombies Heroes and a member of the Solar class. He costs 1 to play and has 2/2.

He does not have any traits, and his ability gives him +1/+1 every time an environment is played.

Origins

He is based on moss, small flowerless plants that typically grow in dense green clumps or mats, often in damp or shady locations, and a galaxy, more specifically, the spiral galaxy, a galaxy with spiral arms that extend from the center into the galactic disc.

His name is a portmanteau of "cosmos," the universe regarded as a complex and orderly system, referring to him being a Galactic Gardens card, and "moss," the real-life plant he is based on. It may also incorporate Cosmos: A Spacetime Odyssey, a show hosted by Neil deGrasse Tyson.

The name "Peel deGrass Lichen" mentioned in Cosmoss' description is a reference to Neil deGrasse Tyson, an American astrophysicist, author, and science communicator.

Statistics

• Class: Solar
• Tribe: Moss Plant
• Traits: None
• Ability: When an Environment is played, this gets +1/+1.
• Set - Rarity: Galactic - Uncommon

Card description

He's Peel deGrass Lichen's biggest fan.

Update history

Update 1.16.10

• Added to the game.

Strategies

With

Despite him having no tribe synergy at all, Cosmoss has good base stats for his cost, and a useful ability as well. His ability can be compared to Black-Eyed Pea's ability, except this gets boosted by environments instead of tricks, including plant environments.

Therefore, Cosmoss is at his best when you are using a deck full of environments, as each environment played gives him a small boost. Take note that this ability also activates when your opponent plays environments as well, making him a good counter against environment decks too.

Against

Cosmoss is cheap and has good stats for a 1 plant as well as a useful ability, making him potentially dangerous, especially if your opponent focuses on playing many environments. Refrain from playing your environments unless necessary.

Since he has 2/2 at the start, you can destroy him with Rolling Stone or Bungee Plumber if he is unboosted. If Cosmoss gets out of control, play instant-kill tricks like Rocket Science or Locust Swarm. You can also Bounce him to remove any boosts he has received from his ability, although he can easily be played again later on due to his cheap cost.

If your opponent has not played any environments at all, you can use Total Eclipse on his lane to nullify his boost. Aside from that, however, it is not a good idea to play environments, including zombies that make them like Trapper Zombie, while this is on the field.

Gallery

Cosmoss' statistics

Cosmoss' card

Cosmoss' grayed out card

Cosmoss' card image

HD Cosmoss

Another HD Cosmoss

Cosmoss' textures

Cosmoss being played

Cosmoss attacking

Cosmoss activating his ability

Cosmoss activating his ability (animated)

Cosmoss destroyed (1)

Cosmoss destroyed (2)

Cosmoss with the Double Strike trait

Cosmoss frozen

Cosmoss shrunken by Shrink Ray

Extinction Event being used on Cosmoss

In other languages

Please note that only official translations are used.

Language	Name	Description
English	Cosmoss
Simplified Chinese	考斯莫斯	Transliteration of his English name.
Traditional Chinese	宇宙苔蘚	lit. "Cosmos Moss"
German	Kosmoos
Italian	Cosmuschino
Japanese	コスモモス
Korean	코스모쓰
Brazilian Portuguese	Cosmusgo
Russian	Космический мох
Spanish	Cosmoss

Trivia

• His original ability gave him +1/+1 for every environment on the field when he was played. This was revealed in the Galactic Gardens trailer before it was released.

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