It has the Team-Up and Bullseye traits, and its ability does 1 damage to the zombie hero every time a nut plant, including it, is hurt.
This ability stacks with each Mirror-Nut on the field and persists up until all Mirror-Nuts are removed from the field. Its closest zombie counterpart is Jester.
It is based on a disco ball, a spherical object that reflects light directed at it in many directions, producing a complex display; specifically, Mirror-Nut is a Wall-Nut in a disco ball-like costume.
Its name is a portmanteau of the words "mirror," referring to its appearance and ability, and "Wall-Nut," the Plants vs. Zombies plant it is based on.
Statistics[]
Class: Guardian
Tribe: Nut Plant
Trait: Team-Up, Bullseye
Ability: When your Nuts get hurt, do 1 damage to the Zombie Hero.
Set - Rarity: Premium - Super-Rare
Card description[]
Dressed up as a mirrorball for a disco-themed party. Never looked back.
Update history[]
Update 1.8.23[]
▼ Health change: 7 → 6
Update 1.8.41[]
Ability description change: Was originally: When your Nuts gets hurt, do 2 damage to the Zombie Hero.
Update 1.24.6[]
▲ Health change: 6 → 7
Update 1.30.4[]
▲ Health change: 7 → 8
Update 1.60.79[]
▲ Health change: 8 → 11
▲ Trait added: Bullseye
▼ Ability change: When your Nuts get hurt, do 2 damage to the Zombie Hero. → When your Nuts get hurt, do 1 damage to the Zombie Hero.
Strategies[]
With[]
Mirror-Nut may be more expensive compared to the other walls in the game, but 8 is still a good deal for 4 sun. However, Mirror-Nut's true power comes from not its stats, but its ability, which is perfectly suited for a nut deck. As many nuts lack offensive power (even Pecanolith decks lose power over time as plants will inevitably lose health and by proxy damage), they will struggle to take down tougher zombies and then hit your opponent, but Mirror-Nut's ability bypasses the zombies and hits them directly, saving you a lot of trouble. And given how cheap many nuts are, and how much health they have, Mirror-Nut will dish out lots of direct damage with a good setup, especially if many are on the field at once.
Since your nuts will have to take as many hits as possible, boosting their health with cards like Steel Magnolia and Photosynthesizer is highly recommended. You could also use Smackadamia as it will boost all nuts.
A particularly effective strategy is to use a typical Mirror-Nut setup, then play Galacta-Cactus on a lane where you think it will surely be destroyed; since Galacta-Cactus hurts all your nuts when it is destroyed, you will be able to do heavy damage at once. Even if your opponent tries to play smart by playing as few zombies as possible, they won't be able to ignore Galacta-Cactus due to it having Bullseye, doing unblockable damage continuously up until they are abandoned. However, the opponent can choose to target Mirror-Nut first.
Mirror-Nut can also be combined with decks that build around Three-Nut. Three-Nut is a Nut plant in itself and gives your other nuts a decent amount of strength to fight adequately on top of Mirror-Nut's ability.
Each hero has their own way of using Mirror-Nut effectively:
Citron and Beta-Carrotina have access to Planet of the Grapes, which allows Mirror-Nut's ability to easily draw cards if they hit the Zombie hero. They can also use Bog of Enlightenment and Shrinking Violet to reduce Zombies' strength, allowing their nuts to survive longer. And since some nuts are Team-Up plants, they can even boost their nuts with Go-Nuts.
Wall-Knight can use healing cards to keep his nuts alive, such as with Geyser and Aloesaurus, although he isn't exactly great at abusing Aloesaurus due to his poor card draw.
Spudow has strength-boosting cards to make his nuts hit even harder (such as they do not lose strength even when merely damaged), he also can use Hot Lava on his nuts to trigger its ability while doing minimal damage.
Mirror-Nut's biggest weakness is instant-kills, as they do not damage plants and thus will never activate its ability. If your opponent is a Hearty hero, boosting your nuts' strength with something like Go-Nuts is recommended, as the instant-kills in the Hearty class can't touch plants with 4 or more strength. However, Rustbolt and The Smash have reliable access to other forms of removal anyway.
Electric Boogaloo and Immorticia can also target it with Evaporate, Squirrel Herder and even Primodial Cheese Shover. For this reason, it is never a good idea to play Mirror-Nut alone, as it will be an easy target for instant-kills. Zombot Sharktronic Sub and Deadly zombies are also threatening since they can destroy unprotected nuts in one hit, minimizing any potential damage from it.
Against[]
Do not let Mirror-Nut stay for long, as it will cause you serious damage if there are many nuts on the field. Damaging cards, especially mass-damaging ones like The Chickening and Fireworks Zombie, should never be played against such a setup as you will take 2 damage per nut hurt so prioritize destroying it before anything else.
Using instant-kill cards is the only surefire way of confronting this plant without risking losing tons of health, as they won't activate Mirror-Nut's ability. Weed Spray is the most effective option against a Mirror-Nut setup because most nuts' strength are unusually lower than 2 and there will be many nuts on the field at once. In case if your opponent tries something like Three-Nut, you can use Knockout to destroy them.
If the nuts are Untrickable, zombies with instant-kill abilities like Squirrel Herder are your only options, unless you take out Umbrella Leaf first, as it is the only plant granting others said trait. Chum Champion's Sports evolution can act as a combination of Weed Spray and Knockout, but he isn't viable in the current meta.
Bouncing Mirror-Nut is only a temporary solution, but it is still a good one nonetheless. However, make sure you have brains left over to deal with the remaining nuts before Mirror-Nut can be played again.
If you are playing as a Sneaky hero, you can have Zombot Sharktronic Sub or Deadly zombies to remove the nuts once they take damage. And as Impfinity, mass-damaging cards such as Gas Giant and Barrel of Deadbeards can be used in tandem with Zombot Sharktronic Sub to destroy all the nuts at once.
This strategy may result in you taking serious damage, but destroying the nuts at once is at least better than letting them stay on the field. Gas Giant and Barrel of Deadbeards also have useful "When Destroyed" abilities so you won't lose too much tempo when they fall.
If you are playing as Professor Brainstorm, you must quickly take down either your opponent or Mirror-Nut since his classes are ineffective against nut decks.
Please note that only official translations are used.
Language
Name
Description
English
Mirror-Nut
Simplified Chinese
反射坚果
Traditional Chinese
鏡子堅果
French
Noix miroir
German
Spiegelnuss
Italian
Noce specchio
Japanese
ミラーナッツ
Korean
거울 넛
Brazilian Portuguese
Noz Espelhada
Russian
Зеркальный орех
Spanish
Nuez espejo
Trivia[]
Previously, on the packs' icon (for example, the Wall-Knight Ally Pack), its armor appeared to be made of shards of actual mirrors, rather than a disco ball like the in-game version.
The shards are tinted blue on the Wall-Knight's Ally Pack, while Mirror-Nut's in-game form is many different colors.