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Crazy Dave at his shop trying to induce the player into buying.

Crazy Dave's Twiddydinkies is Crazy Dave's shop and is located in the trunk of his car. The player gains access to it after finding his Car Key at the end of Level 3-4. On Android and iOS versions, the Car Key is given to the player by Crazy Dave after More Ways to Play is unlocked on Level 2-2. Once in every level set (Fog and Roof) afterwards, new items will be added. The player can purchase more seed slots, upgrade plants, new defenses for the Pool and the Roof, and Zen Garden items, in addition to various House Blueprints (Xbox Live Arcade and PlayStation Network only) and Mini-game Packs (iOS and Android only).

In the Xbox Live Arcade, and PlayStation 3, and PlayStation Vita version, Crazy Dave will give the player "CRAAZY DEALS that you'd have to be dead to turn down!". It is unclear what these deals actually are, as no one has confirmed getting one yet. When obtained, they might show up in the player's mail.

Items available[]

Extra seed slots[]

These can be purchased at any time, and the next one becomes available as soon as the previous one has been purchased. They can also be purchased before the shop is even available, as whenever the player has enough money for the next one at the end of a level, Crazy Dave will appear and offer the player an extra slot.

  • Extra seed slot seven - $750
  • Extra seed slot eight - $5000
  • Extra seed slot nine - $20,000
  • Extra seed slot ten - $80,000
    • The tenth seed slot is not available on iOS, Mobiles with Samsung Bada OS, Nintendo DS, and Android versions of the game because the screen is not large enough to fit it.

Extra defenses[]

These items are extra lines of defense used either in conjunction with or as replacement of standard Lawn Mowers.

  • Pool Cleaner Pool Cleaner - $1000
    • Last line defense for the pool lanes in the Pool and Fog stages.
  • Garden Rake Garden Rake - $200
    • The garden rake will kill the first zombie that spawns in a level. It lasts for three levels before it has to be purchased again.
  • Roof Cleaner Roof Cleaner - $3000
    • Last line defense for all five lanes in the Roof stage.

Upgrades[]

Upgrades must be planted on top of other plants. These are unlocked in a set of two at a time. The first set is available after Level 3-4, the next two are unlocked after Level 4-4, two more after Level 5-1, and the final two after completing Adventure Mode (beating Level 5-10).

After Level 3-4[]

After Level 4-4[]

  • Gloom-shroom - $7500/$25000*
    • An upgrade for the Fume-shroom that shoots in eight directions at once in a significantly reduced range.
  • Cattail - $10,000/$51000*
    • An upgrade for the Lily Pad that can target any zombie on the screen; can also pop Balloons.

After Level 5-1[]

After Level 5-10[]

In Plants vs. Zombies: Endless Edition, the player must also complete Dave's Backyard Garden before these two become available.

  • Winter Melon - $10,000/$128000*
    • An upgrade for the Melon-pult that slows targets in addition to splash damage.
  • Cob Cannon - $20,000/$158000*
    • An upgrade for the Kernel-pult that launches explosive corn cobs at zombies. Requires two adjacent Kernel-pults in a lane to upgrade.

Game Packs[]

Game packs are, as their name suggests, packs that contain mini-games or puzzles. There are two separate mini-game purchases: ZomBotany (iOS and Android versions only) and Slot Machine (HD iPad version only). As of update 3.4.2 in the IOS version, the five mini-game packs were removed from the shop, allowing users to purchase each mini-game individually from the mini-game menu, overall, allowing you to buy mini-games while farming less money. The puzzle packs remain in the shop.

Mini-games[]

Puzzle Mode[]

  • I, Zombie Game Pack - $150,000
    • Contains the I, Zombie levels besides the first one. Only in the iOS and Android versions of the game.
  • Vasebreaker Game Pack - $150,000
    • Contains the Vasebreaker levels besides the first one. Only in the iOS and Android versions of the game.
  • Last Stand Game Pack - $100,000
    • Contains the Last Stand levels besides the first one. Only in the iOS and Android versions of the game.

Zen Garden[]

These are all upgrades, items, plants, and alternate environments for the Zen Garden.

  • Marigold Sprout - $2500
    • Automatically grows a Marigold in the player's Zen Garden. Up to three of these can be bought per day. Not available if the Zen Garden is full, even when starting the next day, unless the player sells any of the plants in the garden.
  • Sprout - $7500
    • Gives the player the sprout of a random plant. Only in the iOS and Android versions of the game; only one can be bought per day.
  • Bronze Mystery Sprout - $15,000
    • Has a 25% chance of becoming a plant the player does not have at the time. Only in the iOS and Android versions of the game; only one can be bought per day.
  • Silver Mystery Sprout - $30,000
    • Has a 50% chance of becoming a plant the player does not have at the time. Only in the iOS and Android versions of the game; only one can be bought per day.
  • Gold Mystery Sprout - $50,000
    • Will always turn into a plant the player does not have at the time. Only in the iOS and Android versions of the game; only one can be bought per day.
  • Golden Watering Can - $10,000
    • Waters up to four plants at once.
  • Fertilizer - $750 for five, max of twenty can be held at any given time
    • Helps the player's plants grow.
  • Bug Spray - $1000 for five, max of twenty can be held at any given time
    • Helps the player's plants stay happy.
  • Phonograph - $15,000
    • Helps the player's plants stay happy.
  • Gardening Glove - $1000
    • Enables the player to organize plants in a garden.
  • Mushroom Garden - $30,000
    • Nocturnal plants must be placed here to grow.
  • Aquarium Garden - $30,000
  • Wheel Barrow - $200
    • Lets the player move a plant between gardens.
  • Stinky the Snail - $3000
    • Collects money dropped in the Zen Garden.
  • Tree of Wisdom - $10,000
    • Gives the player tips and hints when fed Tree Food.
  • Tree Food - $2500, max of ten can be held at any given time
    • Feeds the player's Tree of Wisdom to unlock more hints.

House Blueprints[]

These are all the house upgrades available for the Xbox Live Arcade, PlayStation 3, and PlayStation Vita versions of the game.

  • Types of houses:
    • Suburban
    • Trailer Home
    • Scary House
    • Future House (Called Futurhau5)
    • Clown House
  • The house blueprints are purchased in an order:
    • Level one: 8000
    • Level two: 16,000
    • Level three: 24,000
    • Level four: 32,000
    • Level five: 45,000

Miscellaneous[]

  • Imitater: $30,000/$108000*
    • Lets the player have a second slot of one plant so the recharge is effectively cut in half.
  • Wall-nut First Aid: $2000
  • Bacon: $50 for first-time purchase, $500 thereafter.
    • Only in iOS, Android, Kindle Fire, and Nintendo DSiWare versions of the game. This item serves no actual purpose.
  • Mallets:
    • Three for $3000
    • Six for $5000
    • Nine for $7000
    • Only in the iOS and Android versions of the game.

* - price in Plants vs. Zombies: Journey to the West and Plants vs. Zombies: Great Wall Edition

Related achievement[]

Shopaholic
Shopaholic
Go trunk diving and spend at least $25,000 on Crazy Dave's Twiddydinkies.
Shopping Spree
Shopping Spree
Spend 25,000 coins in Crazy Dave's store. (Nintendo DS)

Gallery[]

In other languages[]

Please note that only official translations are used.

Language Name Description
United States of America English Crazy Dave's Twiddydinkies
China Simplified Chinese 疯狂戴夫的道具店 "Crazy Dave's prop shop"
Taiwan Traditional Chinese 瘋狂戴夫的雜貨店
The Netherlands Dutch Gekke Henkies Dolledingesies
France French Le Bric-à-brac de Dave le Dingo "Crazy Dave's Bric-a-brac"
Germany German Deppie Daves Krimskramsladen "Crazy Dave's Junk Store"
Italy Italian Negozio di Dave il Pazzo: Gingilli Folli "Crazy Dave's Shop: Crazy Trinkets"
Spain Spanish Tienda de Crazy Dave: Productos de Primera "Crazy Dave's Shop: First Class Products"


Trivia[]

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This purchase confirmation message appears when the player has the Enlightened achievement and attempts to buy a sprout from Crazy Dave

  • If the player idles on Crazy Dave's Twiddydinkies, Crazy Dave will say one of the following:
    • "I eat food off the floor!"
    • "ACT NOW! I'M CRRRRRAAAZY!!"
    • "All Twiddydinkies are priced to move!"
    • "Our prices are unbelievable!"
Warandpeas
  • In the trunk of Crazy Dave's car, the title WAR AND PEAS can be seen, an allusion to War and Peace, a novel by Russian author Leo Tolstoy.
    • In LawnStrings.txt, ZomBotany mini-games are labelled 'War and Peas'.
    • In the iPad version, the book sports a peculiar orange scribble.
    • This was also referenced in Chompzilla's first strategy deck in Plants vs. Zombies Heroes.
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  • Also in the car trunk, a figure of Lex, the protagonist of Bookworm, another game made by PopCap Games, can be seen.
  • In the Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 versions of the game, Crazy Dave's license plate displays various lines instead of "Menu", "Main Menu", and "Go Back". Some lines include MEAMDAV ("Me am Dave"), SODALID ("Soda Lid"), VRM VRM ("Vroom Vroom"), SMTNFNY ("Something Funny"), UN EMPLD (Unemployed), MAD4GRVY ("Mad for Gravy"), FLOR FUD ("Floor food"), and RDWARER ("Road Warrior").
    • In the TV version of the game, except for SODALID, RDWARER, SMTNFNY, MAD4GRVY, FLORFUD, UNEMPLD AND VRM VRM, there are also new lines including IM CR8Z ("I'm Crazy"), BUYSMTN ("Buy Something"), GR8 DLZ ("Great Deals") and 1N1RTRE.
    • In the Stop Zombie Mouth! video, Crazy Dave's license plate says FLOSSBOSS ("Floss Boss"). However, the top right screw appears to be missing.
  • After the player has bought the tenth seed slot, it will say "Sold Out" as intended, but the player will be able to see behind the letters a "11 Slot" caption, which means even more seed slots could've been planned to use in the game, but were scrapped.
  • After buying a level five blueprint from Crazy Dave, the blueprint will say "Sold Out", but the price will increase by $8000. It is unclear if PopCap Games intends to bring even higher tier blueprints to the game later in the form of an update or downloadable content (DLC), or if the system is just set to add $8000 each time. This also happens with seed packets on versions that have only nine seed slots. After the player buys the ninth seed slot, the price will increase to $80,000.
  • Overall, the player would need to spend $308,200 (PC), $878,250 (old iOS), $678,250 (iPad), $628,250 (iOS), $217,200 (DS), and $933,300 (Xbox and PlayStation). This includes all house blueprints, but does not include any temporary items (Mallets, tree food, fertilizer, bug spray, rakes), the bacon after $50 (Since it’s an optional purchase), the $750 seventh seed slot (Since you will buy it before you unlock the shop), as well as the $10,000 minigame purchase (It is required and money is provided), or the individual minigame prices after IOS update 3.4.2 (Because prices vary due to occasional sales, and aren’t really part of the shop anymore anyway). This also does not include any marigold sprouts or mystery sprouts in the IOS version because they can be purchased multiple times (Once a day)
  • The background of the shop changes depending on the player's level progress in Adventure Mode. If they are playing DayPool, or Roof levels, the background will turn into a day background, and when they play NightFog, or Night Roof levels, the background will turn into a night background.
  • There are roller skates in his trunk for some reason. Also, in the iPad version, there is a brain in his trunk as well.
  • On the iPhone, iPod Touch and Android versions, the shop is obtained when More Ways To Play is unlocked on Level 2-2 so the player can buy mini-games. Other things do not appear until the bacon is obtained on Level 3-4.
  • In the PC trial version, the full version of the game is an item in the shop.
    • Additionally, the Twin Sunflower cannot be bought in the trial version.
  • The Imitater is the only plant sold in Crazy Dave's Twiddydinkies that is not an upgrade plant.
  • In Cannons Away of Plants vs. Zombies 2, if the player reaches the combo of five or higher, it will say "Twiddydinkies!".
  • In Plants vs. Zombies (Nintendo DS) The Wheel Barrow And Tree Food for the Tree of Wisdom Will display as Coming Soon for those who have not bought the Tree of Wisdom yet.
  • According to the Plants vs. Zombies Readme, Crazy Dave's car is a Toyota Corolla.[1]
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