Night Cap

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Night Cap uses different gender pronouns depending on what game it is in. When editing, use the proper pronouns used in the game in question.

But you can just call me Crazy Dave.

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Night Cap is a recurring character within the Plants vs. Zombies franchise. And is a ninja mushroom usually residing in shadows.

As of Plants vs. Zombies 3, Night Cap has appeared in three games.

Origins

Night Cap's name is a pun on "nightcap," a type of headwear used during sleep, referring to how mushrooms are nocturnal in the original Plants vs. Zombies game and "cap," a common name given to the mushroom pileus.

History

Plants vs. Zombies Heroes

Main article: Nightcap (PvZH)

Nightcap's first appearance is in Plants vs. Zombies Heroes as one of the playable Hero plants introduced in the game. He leads the Kabloom and Smarty tribes, and his strong suit is fast tempo, hyper-aggressive decks.

His Signature Superpower is Mush-Boom, with More Spore, Whirlwind, and Storm Front being his secondary superpowers.

Plants vs. Zombies: Battle for Neighborville

Main article: Night Cap (PvZ: BfN)

Night Cap reappears in the third-person shooter game Plants vs. Zombies: Battle for Neighborville as a new playable plant class. Unlike the Heroes counterpart, who was male, this Night Cap is female.

She is an Attack class who specializes in stealth attacks, either using abilities such as Shadow Sneak to sneak up on zombies or Fung Fu to quickly take down swarms of lower health Zombies. Her primary weapon can also pierce multiple zombies.

Plants vs. Zombies 3

Main article: Night Cap (PvZ3)

Night Cap's latest reappearance is in Plants vs. Zombies 3, as her first appearance in a main-line tower-defense game. Her design is a mix of both of her appearances in the last two games she's appeared in.

She is a 7 cost Rare Shooter plant, and she fires piercing projectiles similar to her Battle for Neighborville appearance.

Her Plant Food ability is named Fung-Fu and allows her to deal heavy damage to five random zombies on the lawn. Her Tacobility effect is named Casting Shadows and allows her projectiles to pierce more zombies at a time, as well as Stealthing plants adjacent to her, preventing them drom being damaged by zombie attacks. Both abilities are based on, and named after, two of her abilities in Battle for Neighborville.

Gallery

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Trivia

• Night Cap is the fifth Plant to receive a major redesign, the other four being Grave Buster, Spikeweed, Starfruit, and Tangle Kelp.
  • Of these five, they are the only one to not get their redesign in Plants vs. Zombies 2, not even being in that game.
• Night Cap has been called Night Cap in all of their appearance during at least one point, as before being renamed, Nightcap in Plants vs. Zombies Heroes was named Night Cap.