She is based on a pear, the pomaceous fruit created by pear trees; and a grizzly bear (Ursus arctos horriblis), a large subspecies of the brown bear (Ursus arctos).
Her name is a portmanteau of "grizzly bear" and "pear," referring to her appearance.
Statistics[]
Class: Guardian
Tribes: Fruit Animal Plant
Trait: Amphibious
Abilities: None
Set - Rarity: Triassic - Uncommon
Card description[]
It's true what they say, "Never get between a Grizzly Pear and her cub." Doubly true for Zombies.
Update history[]
Update 1.10.14[]
Added to the game.
Update 1.24.6[]
Set - Rarity change: Token → Triassic - Uncommon
Strategies[]
With[]
Grizzly Pear has slightly less than average stats for a 5 plant, but she has the Amphibious trait, allowing her to be a powerful plant to guard the aquatic lane for a few turns. But other than that, there isn't really anything remarkable about Grizzly Pear and she can be easily replaced by other cards.
If Grizzly Pear is made by Pear Cub, she virtually costs 3 instead of 5. You can use that to your advantage, as Grizzly Pear can be rather difficult to remove earlier on in the game and deal some serious damage.
Against[]
While Grizzly Pear is powerful, she is easily destroyable too. Brainy heroes have instant-kill tricks like Rocket Science and Cut Down to Size which is ideal against her. Cakesplosion and Locust Swarm are also good choices. You can also Bounce this to get some time. Sneaky and Beastly heroes are able to play zombies on the aquatic lane, while Hearty heroes can move Grizzly Pear out of the aquatic lane to make her easier to deal with.