- Not to be confused with Ice block.
Frozen blocks are objects that appear in Frostbite Caves, Modern Day and Piñata Parties in Plants vs. Zombies 2. They contain either zombies or plants.
Pepper-pult, Fire Peashooter, Torchwood, Lava Guava and Jack O' Lantern can melt the blocks with their radiating heat and free whatever is inside over time, and Hot Potato can melt them instantly when planted on top of one. Other plants can free the plants or zombies within by simply attacking it until it is destroyed.
Freezing winds can encase plants inside of frozen blocks, and often they will be on the lawn at the start of the level containing either plants or zombies. Hunter Zombies can create them by throwing snowballs at plants; a plant will become encased in a frozen block after being hit with three snowballs. They will always come in sets of three when a Troglobite appears and each will contain a Yeti Imp. If they are pushed onto a tile with a plant, the plant will be crushed. They cannot move over ice floes and Troglobites will stop pushing them at that point.
Zombot Tuskmaster 10,000 BC can create frozen blocks with its trunk that are not transparent and always contain zombies. It uses these frozen blocks as a barricade to protect it from straight-firing plants. It can also freeze plants into frozen blocks by blasting them with freezing winds created by its trunk. In addition, Zombot Tuskmaster 10,000 BC can create a large frozen block that absorbs 90 normal damage shots to protect itself.
Overview
Frozen blocks take 30 normal damage shots, with their appearance changing at 4, 8, 13, 19, and 25 normal damage shots before breaking at 30 normal damage shots.
Strategies
These can be helpful if they are encasing endangered plants. In other levels, heating plants, like Pepper-pult or Fire Peashooter, should be placed in a checkered pattern to thaw frozen plants or used as a first line of offense in a level with Hunter Zombies and Troglobites. Lava Guavas and Jack O' Lanterns can also bring warmth to the plants and making large amounts of damage to several zombies.
In the Zombot Tuskmaster 10,000 BC´s battle, heating plants are extremely useful to fight against frozen winds released by the Zombot (In addition to warm plants).
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Trivia
- They appear in the Birthdayz event in 2015 as tall presents being pushed by Troglobites.
- If one looks closely at the frozen block's Birthdayz costume, a tag can be spotted attached to the present. The tag reads, 'From: Zombiez'.
- This makes it the only object to get a special costume for a special event.
- They act similar to the unused tombstones that throw a random gift upon destruction.
- However the player can see the "gift" inside the block.
- This does not happen to its Birthdayz costume at all.
- If a sun-producing plant is frozen, it will always gives the player sun right after the frozen block is destroyed.
- Frozen blocks containing zombies at the end of the level will be destroyed, and immediately, the zombies it contain dies.
- If a Troglobite pushes a frozen block over a Primal Potato Mine, the Primal Potato Mine acts if there are no obstacles over it, and does its usual set up. (waits for a while and explodes within a 3x3 area). When it explodes, it also crushes the frozen blocks, thus releasing the Yeti Imps.
- In the 4.2 update, warming plants could not melt the ice around partially frozen plants. However, completely frozen plants were not affected by this glitch.
- This glitch was fixed in the 4.3 update.
- In the Chinese version of Plants vs. Zombies 2, the zombies will walk behind the frozen block instead of walking in front of it like in the international version.
- In the 4.6 update, zombies do not spawn from the frozen blocks in the Zombot Tuskmaster 10,000 BC battle. This makes the battle impossible to lose, as there are no zombies that can eat the player's brain.