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It's got foggy and heavy rain is falling... and seeds! Defend your house with whatever seeds the clouds have in store for you.

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It's Raining Seeds is a mini-game that takes place on a Fog level in Plants vs. Zombies, Plants vs. Zombies: Journey to the West, and Plants vs. Zombies: Great Wall Edition.

This level is set in rainy weather and the seed packets of plants fall from the sky. If the player does not plant a seed packet fast enough, it will disappear. Every plant can rain onto the lawn, except for Flower Pots, Grave Busters, Coffee Beans, sun-producing plants, Imitater, imitated plants, and upgrade plants. It is the fourth mini-game that the player can play in Plants vs. Zombies, only playable after Adventure Mode is finished for the first time. It is not immediately playable if the player has not finished either Wall-nut Bowling, Slot Machine, or Zombotany.

This mini-game is replaced by Heavy Weapon in Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 versions of Plants vs. Zombies. This may be because the player would have only had to hover over the packet to pick it up, so this could become an issue, being able to pick up however many they wanted.

A similar version of this mini-game is present as a Brain Buster in Frostbite Caves in the Chinese version of Plants vs. Zombies 2.

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These plants may appear during a playthrough of It's Raining Seeds. Because of the nature of the mini-game, some may not appear at all, while others may be excessively plentiful.

The player can play this mini-game on the iPhone version before finishing Adventure Mode, either by buying coins or repeatedly playing levels. With the exception of Lily Pad, the player can only get plants they have already unlocked; for example, if the player stopped playing Adventure Mode at Level 2-5 the first time, the player can only get Peashooter, Cherry Bomb, Wall-nut, Potato Mine, Snow Pea, Chomper, Repeater, Puff-shroom, Fume-shroom, and Lily Pad; other plants will not appear.

Strategies[]

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Walkthrough of It's Raining Seeds

It is difficult to have an actual working strategy for this mini-game because it's impossible to predict what plants will fall at any given time. The beginning of the level can be difficult because it is unlikely that a Plantern will be given, and even if it's giving it may not be defended well, as well as not being able to tell which rows the zombies are arriving in. Threepeater can be considered as the best plant for the beginning due to its ability to shoot to three lanes, something that allows to defend two lanes in which there can be a zombie at the beginning, and one extra lane in the pool.

The usual basic strategy is to plant plants as they arrive in the rows the zombies are in. At the beginning of the level, most of the plants appearing will be Lily Pads, so there will likely be a deficit of offensive plants. Another strategy is to replicate a strategy from level 4-10, just a bit more complicated.

If a Plantern is dropped, protect it well because it is unlikely that the player will get another one if it is eaten, blown up by Jack-in-the-Box Zombie explosions, or stolen by Bungee Zombies as usually, you can only get one to three Planterns. If too many are given, using one to delay the zombies is good, but it makes more sense to protect it instead, as one of the others may be eaten.

Use instant kill plants to take care of Bungee Zombies as Umbrella Leaves never appear, or let them take plants that are not important. Garden Rakes are really useful here, as you can kill the first zombie to have more time to get offensive plants.

Related achievements[]

Beyond the Grave
Attention Deficit
Attention Deficit
Earn a trophy in each Mini-game.

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In other languages[]

Please note that only official translations are used.

Language Name Description
United States of America English It's Raining Seeds
China Simplified Chinese 种子雨
Taiwan Traditional Chinese 種子雨
The Netherlands Dutch Het regent zaden
France French Pluie de graines
Germany German Es regnet Pflanzen
Italy Italian Pioggia di semi
Japan Japanese 雨の中のプラント
Spain Spanish Semillas caídas (PC and GotY versions)
Llueven semillas (Nintendo DS version)
Translates to "Fallen Seeds"
Direct translation of the english name


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