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|usage = Single use, instant |
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− | |other weakness = Zombies that eat quickly (such as {{S|Zombie Chicken|2}}{{S|Newspaper Zombie|2}})<br />Large amounts of zombies |
+ | |other weakness = Zombies that eat quickly (such as {{S|Zombie Chicken|2}}{{S|Newspaper Zombie|2}})<br />Large amounts of zombies<br />{{S|Mecha-Football Zombie|2}} {{S|Fisherman Zombie|2}} {{S|Punk Zombie|2}} {{S|Ankylosaurus|2}} (can push or pull plants around)<br />{{S|Jurassic Rockpuncher|2}} (scorched plants are unrevivable) |
|unlocked = Beating [[Neon Mixtape Tour]] - [[Neon Mixtape Tour - Day 26|Day 26]] |
|unlocked = Beating [[Neon Mixtape Tour]] - [[Neon Mixtape Tour - Day 26|Day 26]] |
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|unlocked china = Beating [[Neon Mixtape Tour (Chinese version)|Neon Mixtape Tour]] - [[Neon Mixtape Tour - Day 7|Day 7]] |
|unlocked china = Beating [[Neon Mixtape Tour (Chinese version)|Neon Mixtape Tour]] - [[Neon Mixtape Tour - Day 7|Day 7]] |
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|flavor text = "How do I revive eaten plants?" asks Intensive Carrot. "In a word: vitamins. Vitamins and sorcery."}} |
|flavor text = "How do I revive eaten plants?" asks Intensive Carrot. "In a word: vitamins. Vitamins and sorcery."}} |
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'''Intensive Carrot''' is the sixth and last [[Plants (PvZ2)|plant]] obtained in [[Neon Mixtape Tour]] in ''[[Plants vs. Zombies 2]]''. It was first revealed in the Neon Mixtape Tour Side B development diary released on September 15, 2015. |
'''Intensive Carrot''' is the sixth and last [[Plants (PvZ2)|plant]] obtained in [[Neon Mixtape Tour]] in ''[[Plants vs. Zombies 2]]''. It was first revealed in the Neon Mixtape Tour Side B development diary released on September 15, 2015. |
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==Origins== |
==Origins== |
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− | Intensive Carrot is based on ''[[wikipedia:Carrot|Daucus carota sativus]]'', a root vegetable, usually orange in color, though purple, red, white, and yellow varieties exist. Its name is a portmanteau of "intensive care," referring to treatment of patients which can extend to mean the revival of plants and "carrot," which is the real-life plant this plant is based on. |
+ | Intensive Carrot is based on the carrot ''[[wikipedia:Carrot|Daucus carota sativus]]'', a root vegetable, usually orange in color, though purple, red, white, and yellow varieties exist. Its name is a portmanteau of "intensive care," referring to treatment of patients which can extend to mean the revival of plants and "carrot," which is the real-life plant this plant is based on. |
One of its costumes is a head mirror, a device commonly associated with doctors, referencing his reviving ability. |
One of its costumes is a head mirror, a device commonly associated with doctors, referencing his reviving ability. |
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==Upgrades== |
==Upgrades== |
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+ | When boosted by [[Enchant-mint]], Intensive Carrot will restore revived plants to 125% of the plants health. |
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|upgrade1 description = Intensive Carrot revives plants to full health. |
|upgrade1 description = Intensive Carrot revives plants to full health. |
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+ | |upgrade2 description = Intensive Carrot temporarily makes revived plants invincible.}}'''Note:''' '''Intensive Carrot cannot be upgraded to level 4.''' |
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==Strategies== |
==Strategies== |
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*[[Explode-o-nut|Explode-O-Nut]] (better if boosted) |
*[[Explode-o-nut|Explode-O-Nut]] (better if boosted) |
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*[[Missile Toe]] |
*[[Missile Toe]] |
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− | *Any other plant with a high sun cost or fairly slow recharge rate |
+ | *Any other plant with a high sun cost or fairly slow recharge rate or a boosted plant |
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+ | This makes it a good idea to quickly recover plants that were destroyed by [[Explorer Zombie]], [[Gargantuar Prime]] or [[Turquoise Skull Zombie]]'s lasers, [[MC Zom-B]], [[All-Star Zombie]] or [[Super-Fan Imp]] as long as these zombies are defeated beforehand. |
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However, it should be noted that Intensive Carrot always revives plants at half health (unless it's upgraded), and when it comes to plants such as [[Sun-shroom]], [[Pea Pod]], [[Potato Mine]], [[Strawburst]], [[Primal Potato Mine]], [[Escape Root]], and [[Kiwibeast]], they will always be revived to their initial stage, regardless of which stage they were in when they died, so using Intensive Carrot on them is generally a bad idea. |
However, it should be noted that Intensive Carrot always revives plants at half health (unless it's upgraded), and when it comes to plants such as [[Sun-shroom]], [[Pea Pod]], [[Potato Mine]], [[Strawburst]], [[Primal Potato Mine]], [[Escape Root]], and [[Kiwibeast]], they will always be revived to their initial stage, regardless of which stage they were in when they died, so using Intensive Carrot on them is generally a bad idea. |
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Intensive Carrot can be combined with [[Imitater]] to both revive two plants at once, and cut down on its recharge time. This is especially helpful in worlds where your front line could be destroyed easily, such as [[Neon Mixtape Tour]] and [[Modern Day]]. |
Intensive Carrot can be combined with [[Imitater]] to both revive two plants at once, and cut down on its recharge time. This is especially helpful in worlds where your front line could be destroyed easily, such as [[Neon Mixtape Tour]] and [[Modern Day]]. |
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+ | Remember that a plant cannot be revived if another plant was pushed or pulled by [[Mecha-Football Zombie]], [[Fisherman Zombie]], [[Punk Zombie]] or [[Ankylosaurus]] to tile where it was defeated. [[Jurassic Rockpuncher]]'s ability will also prevent you from reviving a plant so you should be careful when they're around. |
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==Gallery== |
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==Trivia== |
==Trivia== |
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*Its appearance could possibly be based on a drill, as it drills into the ground. |
*Its appearance could possibly be based on a drill, as it drills into the ground. |
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+ | *It's currently the only [[Plant Family (PvZ2)#Enchant-mint|Enchant-mint]] plant that is free. |
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− | *If a revived plant is [[Plant Food boost|boosted]] through gem purchase or the [[Zen Garden (PvZ2)|Zen Garden]], then it will activate its boost again. The revived plant will still have its health reduced as the degeneration happens after the boost, unless the plant in question is a defensive plant, in which case it will retain its armor. |
+ | *If a revived plant is [[Plant Food boost|boosted]] through a gem purchase or the [[Zen Garden (PvZ2)|Zen Garden]], then it will activate its boost again. The revived plant will still have its health reduced as the degeneration happens after the boost, unless the plant in question is a defensive plant, in which case it will retain its armor. |
*It cannot revive [[Grave Buster]]. |
*It cannot revive [[Grave Buster]]. |
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*When it is used on a fallen [[Chard Guard]], the Chard Guard will grow back all of its leaves. Its health will still be reduced, however. |
*When it is used on a fallen [[Chard Guard]], the Chard Guard will grow back all of its leaves. Its health will still be reduced, however. |
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*Gray-scaled textures of defeated plants show no costumes even if the player has costumes on them. |
*Gray-scaled textures of defeated plants show no costumes even if the player has costumes on them. |
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**The only exceptions to this are costumes that are limited time, like Lawn of Doom Peashooter, Sunflower and Wall-nut. |
**The only exceptions to this are costumes that are limited time, like Lawn of Doom Peashooter, Sunflower and Wall-nut. |
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+ | *Intensive Carrot can not revive [[Lily Pad]], even if the tile isn't covered with water. |
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*It is the second plant which can turn into another plant, with the first one being Imitater and the third being [[Escape Root]]. |
*It is the second plant which can turn into another plant, with the first one being Imitater and the third being [[Escape Root]]. |
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+ | **Coincidentally they are all roots. |
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− | *It, [[Carrot Missile Truck]], [[Carrotillery]] and [[Carrot Missile]] are the only plants based on carrots. |
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+ | **Sunflower, Twin Sunflower, Primal Sunflower, Repeater, Laser Bean, Homing Thistle, Bowling Bulb, Sap-fling, Fire Peashooter, Chili Bean, Torchwood, Hypno-shroom: Plant Food animations play only. For Torchwood and Hypno-shroom, their animations remain even though they are not yet fed with Plant Food. |
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− | *Itself (level 2 and 3) when revive some of level 4 plants, will cause glitch to the plant it revive: |
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+ | **Imitater: Remain idle on screen. This is also the only way to see him idle beside Almanac and/or testing game files. |
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− | **[[Sunflower]], [[Twin Sunflower]], [[Primal Sunflower]], [[Laser Bean]], [[Magnet-shroom]], [[Puff-shroom]], [[Sap-fling]], [[Cattail]]: Only final part of Plant Food animation will play, and don't activate their Plant Food ability. |
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+ | **Oak Archer, Fume-shroom, Primal Peashooter, Lotuspot: Deal heavy damage. |
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− | **[[Imitater]]: Transform into nothing. |
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+ | **Sun-shroom, Pyro-shroom, Cryo-shroom, Pea Pod: Return back to when they are first planted on lawn |
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− | **[[Fume-shroom]], [[Homing Thistle]]: Insta-kill most zombie, but doesn't play it Plant Food's animation (execpt Homing Thistle) |
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+ | **Citron, Coconut Cannon, Caulipower, Pumpkin Witch, Banana Laucher, Missile Toe: Uncharged given they were either fully charged or were recharging. |
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− | **[[Wall-nut]], [[Tall-nut]], [[Pea-nut]], [[Endurian]], [[Primal Wall-nut]]: Regain armor and lost health (Pea-nut can't perform it offensive Plant Food ability due to this glitch) |
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+ | **Heavenly Peach: Grants immunity shield to itself. |
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− | **Intensive Carrot itself: Game crashes. |
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− | **[[Repeater]], [[Bowling Bulb]], [[Oak Archer]], [[Cactus]], [[Hypno-shroom]], [[Chili Bean]], [[Torchwood]], [[Primal Potato Mine]], [[Celery Stalker]]: Activate Plant Food normally (note: Animation glitch, execpt [[Chili Bean]]) |
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− | **[[Sun-shroom]], [[Flame Mushroom]], [[Freeze Mushroom]]: Only have chances to grow to final stage. |
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− | **[[Sunflower Singer]]: Light still appear without triggering it Plant Food's ability. |
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Revision as of 15:53, 23 November 2019
Intensive Carrot is the sixth and last plant obtained in Neon Mixtape Tour in Plants vs. Zombies 2. It was first revealed in the Neon Mixtape Tour Side B development diary released on September 15, 2015.
Intensive Carrot is an instant-use plant. When selected, gray-scaled sprites of plants that were defeated will appear on the tiles they died, assuming that the tiles are still unoccupied. When Intensive Carrot is planted on a gray-scaled sprite, the fallen plant will be revived with half of its maximum health remaining.
Audio
Sound | Description |
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The sound of Intensive Carrot reviving a plant. |
Origins
Intensive Carrot is based on the carrot Daucus carota sativus, a root vegetable, usually orange in color, though purple, red, white, and yellow varieties exist. Its name is a portmanteau of "intensive care," referring to treatment of patients which can extend to mean the revival of plants and "carrot," which is the real-life plant this plant is based on.
One of its costumes is a head mirror, a device commonly associated with doctors, referencing his reviving ability.
Almanac entry
Note: The stats shown below only apply to Level 1.
Intensive Carrot
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Intensive Carrots bring eaten plants back to life. "How do I revive defeated plants?" asks Intensive Carrot. "In a word: Vitamins. Vitamins and sorcery." |
Upgrades
Enchant-mint effect
When boosted by Enchant-mint, Intensive Carrot will restore revived plants to 125% of the plants health.
Level upgrades
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Sun Cost | Recharge (Sluggish) |
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1 | 0 | 0 | 100 | 20 seconds | 15 seconds | 50% HP |
2 | 10 | 1,000 | 100 | 19 seconds | 15 seconds | 50% HP |
3 | 75 | 5,000 | 100 | 18 seconds | 14 seconds | 75% HP |
4 | 200 | 10,000 | 75 | 17 seconds | 14 seconds | 75% HP |
5 | 400 | 20,000 | 75 | 15 seconds | 13 seconds | 75% HP |
6 | 750 | 30,000 | 50 | 14 seconds | 13 seconds | 75% HP |
7 | 1,000 | 40,000 | 50 | 13 seconds | 12 seconds | 100% HP |
8 | 1,250 | 50,000 | 50 | 12 seconds | 12 seconds | 100% HP |
9 | 1,500 | 60,000 | 25 | 11 seconds | 11 seconds | 100% HP |
10 | 2,000 | 75,000 | 25 | 10 seconds | 10 seconds | 125% HP |
Level upgrades (China only)
Note: Intensive Carrot cannot be upgraded to level 4.
Strategies
Intensive Carrot is a powerful plant, but its power to revive plants must be used properly to utilize its full potential. Intensive Carrot should be used only on plants that are worth reviving, most of which are represented in the list below.
- Sun Bean (better if boosted)
- Hypno-shroom (better if boosted)
- Electric Blueberry
- Toadstool
- Sweet Potato
- Spikerock
- Banana Launcher
- Tall-nut
- Melon-pult
- Winter Melon
- Chili Bean (better if boosted)
- Coconut Cannon
- Citron
- Explode-O-Nut (better if boosted)
- Missile Toe
- Caulipower
- Any other plant with a high sun cost or fairly slow recharge rate or a boosted plant
This makes it a good idea to quickly recover plants that were destroyed by Explorer Zombie, Gargantuar Prime or Turquoise Skull Zombie's lasers, MC Zom-B, All-Star Zombie or Super-Fan Imp as long as these zombies are defeated beforehand.
However, it should be noted that Intensive Carrot always revives plants at half health (unless it's upgraded), and when it comes to plants such as Sun-shroom, Pea Pod, Potato Mine, Strawburst, Primal Potato Mine, Escape Root, and Kiwibeast, they will always be revived to their initial stage, regardless of which stage they were in when they died, so using Intensive Carrot on them is generally a bad idea.
Intensive Carrot can be combined with Imitater to both revive two plants at once, and cut down on its recharge time. This is especially helpful in worlds where your front line could be destroyed easily, such as Neon Mixtape Tour and Modern Day.
Remember that a plant cannot be revived if another plant was pushed or pulled by Mecha-Football Zombie, Fisherman Zombie, Punk Zombie or Ankylosaurus to tile where it was defeated. Jurassic Rockpuncher's ability will also prevent you from reviving a plant so you should be careful when they're around.
Gallery
Plants vs. Zombies Wiki has a gallery for Intensive Carrot.
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Trivia
- Its appearance could possibly be based on a drill, as it drills into the ground.
- It's currently the only Enchant-mint plant that is free.
- If a revived plant is boosted through a gem purchase or the Zen Garden, then it will activate its boost again. The revived plant will still have its health reduced as the degeneration happens after the boost, unless the plant in question is a defensive plant, in which case it will retain its armor.
- It cannot revive Grave Buster.
- When it is used on a fallen Chard Guard, the Chard Guard will grow back all of its leaves. Its health will still be reduced, however.
- If it is used on an eaten duplicated Spore-shroom, the mushroom will give back sun when dug up.
- It is possible to revive a Guacodile if it was either crushed by Surfer Zombie's surfboard while on land, frozen blocks, Imp Porter's backpacks, or Arcade Zombie's arcade machines, despite it rushing immediately after being crushed.
- It used to be possible to revive Power Lily if it was defeated by a Hair Metal Gargantuar's shock wave prior to older updates.
- The sound playing while it revives a plant seems to have a remix of some sort in a part of the rap jam.
- Plants being gray-scaled is similar to the actions of the Imitater from Plants vs. Zombies.
- Gray-scaled textures of defeated plants show no costumes even if the player has costumes on them.
- The only exceptions to this are costumes that are limited time, like Lawn of Doom Peashooter, Sunflower and Wall-nut.
- Intensive Carrot can not revive Lily Pad, even if the tile isn't covered with water.
- It is the second plant which can turn into another plant, with the first one being Imitater and the third being Escape Root.
- Coincidentally they are all roots.
- In Modern Day - Day 25, it is the only plant given, since it is used to revive the pre-placed plants in order to defeat the zombies. The player must strategize the order of plants they would like to revive and must be careful of pushing threats such as Punk Zombie.
Specific to the Chinese version (China only)
- Prior to the 2.2.3 update, it could revive instant-use plants and single plants. For example, if a Power Lily was used and vanishes, Intensive Carrot could revive the Power Lily to do the same effect again.
- However, it can still revive Gold Bloom.
- Certain level 4 plants when revived will create various glitches:
- Sunflower, Twin Sunflower, Primal Sunflower, Repeater, Laser Bean, Homing Thistle, Bowling Bulb, Sap-fling, Fire Peashooter, Chili Bean, Torchwood, Hypno-shroom: Plant Food animations play only. For Torchwood and Hypno-shroom, their animations remain even though they are not yet fed with Plant Food.
- Imitater: Remain idle on screen. This is also the only way to see him idle beside Almanac and/or testing game files.
- Oak Archer, Fume-shroom, Primal Peashooter, Lotuspot: Deal heavy damage.
- Sun-shroom, Pyro-shroom, Cryo-shroom, Pea Pod: Return back to when they are first planted on lawn
- Citron, Coconut Cannon, Caulipower, Pumpkin Witch, Banana Laucher, Missile Toe: Uncharged given they were either fully charged or were recharging.
- Heavenly Peach: Grants immunity shield to itself.
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Night | Puff-shroom · Sun-shroom · Fume-shroom · Grave Buster · Hypno-shroom · Scaredy-shroom · Ice-shroom · Doom-shroom |
Pool | Lily Pad · Squash · Threepeater · Tangle Kelp · Jalapeno · Spikeweed · Torchwood · Tall-nut |
Fog | Sea-shroom · Plantern · Cactus · Blover · Split Pea · Starfruit · Pumpkin · Magnet-shroom |
Roof | Cabbage-pult · Flower Pot · Kernel-pult · Coffee Bean · Garlic · Umbrella Leaf · Marigold · Melon-pult |
Upgrades | Gatling Pea · Twin Sunflower · Gloom-shroom · Cattail · Winter Melon · Gold Magnet · Spikerock · Cob Cannon |
Others | Imitater · Explode-o-nut · Giant Wall-nut · Reverse Repeater · Giant Sunflower · Giant Marigold · Sprout · Tree of Wisdom |
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Normal | Peashooter · Sunflower · Cherry Bomb · Wall-nut · Potato Mine · Chomper · Repeater · Puff-shroom · Scaredy-shroom · Snow Pea · Sun-shroom · Fume-shroom · Grave Buster · Lily Pad · Squash · Spikeweed · Tangle Kelp · Torchwood · Sea-shroom · Jalapeno · Coffee Bean · Tall-nut · Pumpkin · Magnet-shroom · Blover · Melon-pult · Cactus |
Premium | Pickled Pepper · Icy Fume-shroom · Fire-shroom · Flamewood · Vine-nut · Gatling Pea · Twin Sunflower · Gloom-shroom · Winter Melon · Super Chomper · Future Star · Calm Chuck |
Plants vs. Zombies Adventures | |
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>Normal | Peashooter · Sunflower · Aspearagus · Wall-nut · Cherry Bomb · Popcorn · Beet · Snow Pea · Jalapeño · Magnet Plant · Flaming Pea · Shamrock · Bamboo Shoot · Repeater · Chilly Pepper · Twin Sunflower |
VIPs | Sweet Pea · Beeshooter · Hard-nut · Acespearagus · Power Flower · Beetboxer · Ice Queen Pea · Shamrockstar · Bamboom |
Others | Trees |
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Ancient Egypt | Peashooter · Sunflower · Wall-nut · Cabbage-pult · Bloomerang · Iceberg Lettuce · Grave Buster · Bonk Choy · Repeater · Twin Sunflower · Snow Pea · Cherry Bomb · Torchwood |
Pirate Seas | Kernel-pult · Snapdragon · Power Lily · Spikeweed · Spring Bean · Coconut Cannon · Spikerock · Lightning Reed · Tall-nut |
Wild West | Threepeater · Squash · Split Pea · Chili Bean · Jalapeno · Pea Pod · Melon-pult · Winter Melon · Imitater |
Kongfu World | Resistant Radish · Fire Gourd · Heavenly Peach · Bamboo Shoot |
Far Future | Laser Bean · Blover · Citron · E.M.Peach · Infi-nut · Magnifying Grass · Tile Turnip · Starfruit |
Dark Ages | Hypno-shroom · Sun-shroom · Puff-shroom · Fume-shroom · Sun Bean · Pea-nut · Magnet-shroom · Oak Archer · Coffee Bean · Plantern |
Big Wave Beach | Acid Lemon · Lotus Pod · Lily Pad · Bowling Bulb · Banana Launcher · Guacodile · Tangle Kelp · Homing Thistle |
Frostbite Caves | Hurrikale · Fire Peashooter · Hot Potato · Pepper-pult · Chard Guard · Stunion · Rafflesia · Whirlwind Acorn |
Sky City | Rotobaga · Loquat · Asparagus · Saucer · Horsebean · Groundcherry · Anthurium · Pineapple |
Lost City | Lava Guava · Red Stinger · A.K.E.E. · Stallia · Gold Leaf · Toadstool · Jackfruit |
Neon Mixtape Tour | Morning Glory · Phat Beet · Thyme Warp · Celery Stalker · Spore-shroom · Garlic · Intensive Carrot · Cactus |
Jurassic Marsh | Primal Peashooter · Primal Wall-nut · Perfume-shroom · Primal Sunflower · Primal Potato Mine · Primal Rafflesia · Dino-Roar Grass · Timid Thorns · Sugarcane Master |
Modern Day | Shadow-shroom · Caulipower · Moonflower · Grimrose · Nightshade · Dusk Lobber · Blooming Heart |
Steam Age | Gold Bloom · Flat-shroom · Maypop Mechanic · Lotus Shooter · Wind-Blowing Vanilla · Lily of Pharmacy · Mulberry Blaster |
Renaissance Age |
Aloe · Bearberry Mortar · Wax Gourd Guard · Oily Olive · Jeweler Pomegranate · Dartichoke |
Heian Age | Dripping Diphylleia · Stephania · Tupistra Stalker · Dendrobium Windbreak · Chef Cypripedium · Boophone Geigi |
Fairytale Forest | Ents · Heath Seeker · Hat Mushroom · Hocus Crocus · Princess Spring Grass · Bamboo Trooper |
Monthly special | Pyro-shroom · Carrotillery · Cryo-shroom · Dandelion · Strong Broccoli · Machine Gun Pomegranate · Chomper · Sweet Potato · Landlord Bamboo · Sap-fling · Ghost Pepper · Chestnut Squad · Bamboo Bro · Rose Swordfighter · Magic-shroom · Electric Blueberry · Mischief Radish · Endurian · Pumpkin Witch · Sunflower Singer · Snow Cotton · Agave · Kiwifruit · Pretty Plum · Dragonfruit · Angel Starfruit · Gatling Pea · Banksia Boxer · Flame Flower Queen · Cattail · Grapeshot · Cold Snapdragon · Shrinking Violet · Cob Cannon · Apple Mortar · Witch Hazel · Escape Root · Electric Currant · White Melon Sumo Wrestler · Wasabi Whip · Explode-O-Nut · Parsnip · Missile Toe · Kiwibeast · Electric Peashooter · Hot Date · Icy Currant · Tulip Trumpeter · Eggplant Ninja · Banana Dancer · Dual Pistol Pinecone · Narcissus Shooter · Alarm Explosive Arrowhead · Holly Barrier · Shadow Peashooter · Snap Pea · Crystal Orchid · Sling Pea · Thunder Snapdragon · Electrici-tea · Imp Pear · Strawburst · Egret Flower Plane · Goo Peashooter · Elaeocarpus-pult · Water Chestnut Brothers · Pokra · Dollarweed Drummer · Ultomato · Shadow Vanilla · Splendens Blade · Stickybomb Rice · Gumnut · Olive Pit · Earthstar Nuclear Silo · Headbutter Lettuce · Dazey Chain · Boom Balloon Flower · Celebration Soda Palm · Claw Gloriosa · Impatiens Shooter · Turkey-pult · Hammer Flower · Fishhook Grass · Mangosteen · Inferno · Tigerstool · Gardener Grass · Draftodil · Buttercup · Byttneria Meteor Hammer · Laser Crown Flower · Zoybean Pod · Orchid Mage · Jack O' Lantern · Twin Year of the Rabbits · Pea Pharmacist · Pike Hoya · Vamporcini · Burdock Batter · Pumpkin · Capaci-cone · Cranesbill Fencer · Meteor Flower · Gorgon Pitcher · Power Vine · Parkour Mandrake · Abyss Anemone · Abyss Devil's Claw · Hoya Heart · Pea Vine · MayBee · Oilseed-pult · Leaf-Blade Dracaena · Bamboo Spartan · Shine Vine · Sunshine Leek · Nightcap · Pyre Vine · Gluttonous Snapdragon · Bun Chi · Heliconia Gunner |
Others | Potato Mine · Flower Pot · 8-Bit Peashooter · Tactical Cuke |
Hero Plants | P-Mech Assembler - Flamestar |
Removed | Rotten Red |
Plants vs. Zombies Online | |
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Player's House | Sunflower · Peashooter · Wall-nut · Potato Mine |
Qin Shi Huang Mausoleum | Bruce Bamboo · Carrot Rocket · Pomegranate · Dandelion · Venus Flytrap · Wax Gourd · Sod |
Ancient Egypt | Bloomerang · Bonk Choy · Grave Buster · Iceberg Lettuce · Cabbage-pult |
Pirate Seas | Snapdragon · Spikeweed · Spring Bean · Kernel-pult · Coconut Cannon · Narcissus · Endurian · Spikerock · Pineapple-pult · Threepeater |
Far Future | Laser Bean · Blover · Citron · E.M.Peach · Tile Turnip · Ganoderma · Banana Tree · Nitro-shroom · Infi-nut · Magnifying Grass |
East Sea Dragon Palace | Oxygen Algae · Garlic · Bubble Flower · Electric Sea Pine |
Upgrades | Twin Sunflower · Repeater |
VIPs | Winter Melon |
Power Ups | Cherry Bomb · Jalapeno |
Premium | Squash · Snow Pea · Tall-nut |
Adventure Mode only | Magic Vine · Split Pea · Chili Bean · Lightning Reed · Pea Pod · Melon-pult · Starfruit · Chomper · Fire Peashooter · Cattail · Rose Swordfighter · Clivia · Sap-fling · Acid Lemon · Magic-shroom · Ghost Pepper · Guacodile · Hurrikale · Plantern · Oak Archer · Homing Thistle · Pepper-pult · Resistant Radish · Toadstool · Blooming Heart · Red Stinger · Electric Blueberry · A.K.E.E. · Moonflower · Agave · Asparagus · Pumpkin Witch · Mine Fruit · Sea Anemone · Lychee Drill · Sea Starfruit |
Plants vs. Zombies 3 | |
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Neighborville | Sunflower · Wall-Nut · Bamboo Shoots · Peashooter · Bonk Choy |
Lost Keys Lake | Lily Pad · Tangle Kelp · Squash |
Mt. Quesogrande | Chili Bean · Silversword · Cabbage-Pult |
Power-Ups | Grapes of Wrath · Chilly Pepper · Jalapeño · Cherry Bomb · Blover |
Pre-2021 | Puff-Shroom · Buttercup · Garlic · Potato Mine · Pushywillow · Chard Guard · Spikeweed · Kernel-Pult · Caramel Popcorn · Lightning Reed · Melon-Pult · Shuffle Truffle · Blockbuster · Butternut Squash · Ragweed · Sawgrass · Fire Peashooter · Pine Needler · Snow Pea · Night Cap · Aloe Vera · Sweet Potato · Hydrangea · Dogwood · Chomper · Flak Seed · Gravitree · Gloom-Shroom · Lemon-Aid · Starfruit · Snapdragon · Fairy Ring Mushroom · Kalestorm · Star Tree · Magic Beans |