Plants vs. Zombies Wiki
Register
Advertisement


For the Chinese version of this game, see this page.

Plants vs. Zombies 2 (formerly referred to as Plants vs. Zombies 2: It's About Time, abbreviated as PvZ2) is a tower defense game released by PopCap Games. This game is a sequel to the award-winning game Plants vs. Zombies. It was released for iOS devices on Thursday, August 15, 2013 and on Android devices on Wednesday, October 23, 2013. This time, the player battles new zombies in a time travel adventure.

Plot[]

After the events of the game Plants vs. Zombies where the player defeated Dr. Zomboss at the rooftop of the house, zombies once again attacked the front yard and after the zombies are all defeated, the player gets the hot sauce and gave it to Crazy Dave.

Crazy Dave ate his taco, and wanting to eat the taco again, he wants to time-travel and the player is introduced to his partner, Penny, a supercar that can time travel. Unfortunately, they went back to Ancient Egypt, revealing that they time traveled 4500 years into the past. And the journey goes on!

Game icons

2,147,483,647 feet
This is a long section. Click show or hide at the right of this template to display or hide the text.

iTunes App Store/Google Play description[]

Description[]

"As beautifully presented as it is absorbing to play: 8.7 out of 10." – ign.com

Play the award-winning hit action-strategy adventure where you meet, greet, and defeat legions of hilarious zombies from the dawn of time, to the end of days. Amass an army of amazing plants, supercharge them with Plant Food, and devise the ultimate plan to protect your brain.

100 Million Downloads – This app has received more than 100 million overall downloads.

Winner: Best Mobile Game at E3 – Game Informer Winner: Best Mobile Game 2013 – Mashable Winner: Game of the Year 2013 – Slide to Play.

Game Features

DISCOVER HUNDREDS OF PLANTS AND ZOMBIES
Collect your favorite lawn legends, like Sunflower and Peashooter, along with hundreds of other horticultural hotshots, including creative bloomers like Lava Guava and Laser Bean. Go toe-to-missing-toe with a massive array of zombies at every turn, like Jetpack Zombie and Mermaid Imp – you’ll even have to protect your brain from rampant Zombie Chickens!

GROW POWERFUL PLANTS
Earn Seed Packets as you play and use them to fuel your plants like never before. Power up attacks, double-down defenses, speed up planting time, and even gain entirely new abilities. Boost your plants to ensure those zombies are lawn-gone!

JOURNEY THROUGH SPACE AND TIME
Battle across 11 crazy worlds, from Ancient Egypt to the Far Future, and beyond. With more than 300 levels, ultra-challenging endless zones, fun mini-games, and daily Piñata Party events, there’s always a new challenge to complete. Plus, ready your best defenses – Dr. Zomboss is waiting to take you on at the end of every world!

EXPLORE MORE WITH THE TRAVEL LOG
Stumped about where to go next? Consult your Travel Log to embark on exciting Quests created just for you. Complete Scheduled Quests before time runs out, or take on a series of Epic Quests and earn special rewards.

What's New (v11.2.1)[]

Spring is finally here! Time to lawn up, get green and check out the latest update to Plants vs. Zombies 2!

Spring Vine Championship - 3/25 - 4/21.

Thymed Event
Luck o' the Zombie: 3/8 - 3/18.
The Springening: 3/25 - 4/9.

Gameplay[]

Plants vs. Zombies 2 is a free-to-play game, unlike its predecessor, supporting in-app purchasing of coins in order to utilize certain power up abilities: Plant Food, a new power-up, allows plants to power up for varying amounts of time. Each plant has its own ability when given Plant Food. Players can complete the whole game without purchasing these abilities, some of which can be earned throughout the game instead of being purchased. Additionally, users can level up their plants using Seed Packets (found in-game or bought with real money) to allow them to permanently enhance their abilities.

Players will start an tutorial which takes place in front of the player's house. Afterward, the player travels to Ancient Egypt and can win in-game World Keys by completing Day 6 to unlock a series of additional period settings ("worlds"); this required a certain number of stars in earlier updates. As players go through levels, they unlock new plants each with advantages and unique boosts.

Development[]

In August 2012, PopCap announced that they were working on a sequel to their previous game, Plants vs. Zombies, and that it would include "new features, settings, and situations". In a later announcement, the company confirmed that the new game would be released on July 18, 2013.

On June 26, 2013, PopCap announced on their Twitter page that the game would release later than previously announced. On July 9, the game was released in Australia and New Zealand on the iOS App Store and came out worldwide on August 15, 2013. The Android version was released worldwide on October 23, 2013.

Release[]

The game was first expected to launch on iOS on July 18, 2013. On June 26, it was announced that the game was delayed until later in the summer on the game's official Twitter account. The game soft launched in Australian and New Zealand App Store's on July 9, to test server capacity. It launched worldwide on iOS on August 15 and in five days topped the free app charts in 137 countries.

On September 12, PopCap Games soft launched the game for Android in China in Baidu AppSearch and announced that it would be coming to Google Play worldwide later in the year. On October 2, the game soft launched on the Australian and New Zealand Google Play stores.

Reception[]

HardNut
We need more gems and sprouts.
This section is currently under construction. You can help expand it; it's your choice.

The game received mostly positive feedback from users and critics, despite the use of in-app purchases. Critics mostly praised the gameplay and graphics. It has a Metacritic score of 86/100 based on 36 reviews. PopCap Games announced at Gamescom on August 20, 2013, that the game had been downloaded 15 million times, making it the most successful EA mobile game launch.

Ten days later it was announced that the game had been downloaded 25 million times, exceeding the lifetime downloads of the first game. Apple chose Plants vs. Zombies 2 as a runner-up for 2013 iPhone game of the year. However, many people complain about the several microtransactions the game has, as well as having strange difficulty spikes throughout the adventure mode.

Game information[]

Game modes[]

Main article: Game modes (PvZ2)

In Plants vs. Zombies 2, there are some game modes. Most of the modes return or are similar to the first game, with minor tweaks:

Achievements[]

Main article: Achievements (PvZ2)

Like in the previous game, there is an achievement system. Those are extra optional tasks that rewards the player with some points. Those can be accessed via Google Play Games on Android or via Game Center on iOS.

Travel Log quests[]

Main article: Travel Log

Introduced on the 3.5.1 update and being updated with new content ever since, the Travel Log is a quest system that guides new players on how to unlock new content and offers repeatable quests and Epic Quests that extends the longevity of the game.

Update history[]

Main article: Plants vs. Zombies 2/Update history

Since it was first released, this game has been monthly updated with new content and other tweaks. Check this article to see the update history of this game.

Concept art and upcoming content[]

Main article: Plants vs. Zombies 2/Concepts
Main article: Plants vs. Zombies 2/Upcoming content

Check these articles to see concept art of the game and upcoming content that is going to be added in the future new updates. However, beware, as there are spoilers ahead.

Glitches[]

Main article: Plants vs. Zombies 2/Glitches

Check this list to find glitches that this game has and maybe how to fix them.

Order of events (Spoilers)[]

The 5.3 update brought a world order change, which put the worlds in increasing difficulty. Before, the worlds were released from release order (Ancient Egypt, Pirate Seas, Wild West, Far Future, Dark Ages, Big Wave Beach, Frostbite Caves, Lost City, Neon Mixtape Tour, Jurassic Marsh, Modern Day).

Like the first game, the game starts with one lane on the lawn and the first plant the player gets is the Peashooter. The zombies appear once the player plants their second Peashooter. After defeating all the zombies, the player wins the Sunflower.

The lawn expands to three lanes and the zombies appear once the player plants three Sunflowers. After defeating all the zombies, the player wins the Wall-nut.

In the third level, the player is introduced to the Shovel and has to dig up three left-facing Peashooters. The Conehead Zombie is introduced in this level, and after winning, the player gets the Potato Mine.

In the fourth level, the player encounters the Buckethead Zombie, and after winning the level, the player gets the hot sauce. Crazy Dave arrives, borrows the hot sauce, pulls out a taco (saved from the events of Plants vs. Zombies) and eats it without even using the hot sauce. Then he wants to eat it again. His time-machine Penny arrives, and they time travel to eat the taco once again, "accidentally" arriving in Ancient Egypt.

In Ancient Egypt - Day 1, the player encounters the Mummy Zombie, his variants, and the Ra Zombie. After winning the level, the player gets the Map of Space-time-ness.

In Ancient Egypt - Day 2, the player is introduced to Plant Food, when Crazy Dave mentions that the plants "Look hungry".

In Ancient Egypt - Day 5, the player is introduced to Power Ups (after receiving a jar of them in the previous level) that are Power Snow, Power Toss, and Power Zap. Power Pinch used to be featured in this level but was replaced with Power Snow in the 1.9 update.

After completing Ancient Egypt - Day 5, the player receives an Egyptian papyrus from the zombies.

After completing Ancient Egypt - Day 12, the player unlocks the Pyramid of Doom, the Endless Zone of Ancient Egypt.

Before the initial battle in Ancient Egypt - Day 25, Dr. Zomboss tries to infer that there were brains in Crazy Dave's taco. After the battle, Crazy Dave remembers that he had no meat in the taco, so Dr. Zomboss is proven false.

The player can be sent to the Pirate Seas and when Penny asks why they were there, Crazy Dave only replies with "But Pirates! Hold on to your parrots and peg legs!".

After completing Pirate Seas - Day 4, the player unlocks the Dead Man's Booty, the Endless Zone of the Pirate Seas.

After completing Pirate Seas - Day 7, the player receives a treasure map.

Before the initial battle in Pirate Seas - Day 25, Dr. Zomboss asks how Penny was created, as its "Temporal Signature" is almost identical to Dr. Zomboss's creations. Penny questions Crazy Dave if she is a Zombot, but Crazy Dave only mentions his sandwich.

The player can be sent to the Wild West and with Penny's calculations: "0.015% of Taco" and "0.016%" margin of error".

In Wild West - Day 1, the player is introduced to mine carts, a feature exclusive to the Wild West. Players plant in them and are able to move the carts across lanes.

After completing Wild West - Day 3, the player unlocks the Big Bad Butte, Wild West's Endless Zone.

After completing Wild West - Day 7, the player gets a Wanted poster.

Before the initial battle in Wild West - Day 25, Dr. Zomboss wonders if the player considered that they are "Sharing in Crazy Dave's madness" and that "The zombies and him are normal people trying to help". But Crazy Dave only mentions that Zomboss is probably going to say there are "No spoons". After the level is beaten, Crazy Dave exclaims that no spoons were used in the level, although spoons totally exist. Dr. Zomboss replies that he is right since they "have no existential conflict over the nature of spoons".

The player can be sent to the Frostbite Caves and is introduced to slider tiles, frozen plants or zombies, the chilling wind, and a new Power Up, Power Flame, exclusive to Frostbite Caves.

After beating Frostbite Caves - Day 15, the player gets a stone tablet with brains and zombies on it.

After completing Frostbite Caves - Day 20, the player unlocks the Icebound Battleground, the Endless Zone of the Frostbite Caves.

Before the initial battle in Frostbite Caves - Day 30, Dr. Zomboss questions Crazy Dave's taco if it is a trap and a trick. After the level is beaten, Crazy Dave and Penny were going to explain the second reason why they were time-travelling in the first place, until Dr. Zomboss interrupts that he is not defeated, is going to reveal a "BIG SURPRISE" and will stop speaking in third-person.

The player can be sent to the Lost City and is introduced to Gold Tiles, where once a plant is planted on a gold tile, it will give a sun every twenty seconds.

The player gets another treasure map after completing Lost City - Day 15.

The player unlocks the Temple of Bloom, the Endless Zone of the Lost City, after completing Lost City - Day 20.

Before the initial battle in Lost City - Day 32, Dr. Zomboss tells Crazy Dave and Penny not to think about usurping his discovery of Lost City, as he and his zombies have already submitted their find to the "Eminent Journal of the Missing and the Mislaid". After the level is beaten, Crazy Dave complains that he still does not have his taco even after all of his discovering. Penny tells Crazy Dave that the search will no doubt continue.

The player can be sent to the Far Future and is introduced to Power Tiles, that spread the Plant Food effect to other plants on tiles of the same type when one plant is given the boost.

After completing Far Future - Day 4, the player unlocks the Terror from Tomorrow, the Endless Zone of the Far Future.

After completing Far Future - Day 7, the player gets a cracked tablet showing 404--ERROR //BRAINS NOT FOUND. PLEASE RELOAD BRAINS.

Before the initial battle in Far Future - Day 25, Dr. Zomboss talks about how Crazy Dave is very helpful in the fight against the zombies and then says that his sleeper agent "will turn against the player when a secret word is said" and then "Hypno-Zombnosis". Crazy Dave shows up and asks to borrow the player's brains but then says he meant hot sauce. After the level is beaten, Crazy Dave snaps out of "Hypno-zombnosis", and Dr. Zomboss tries to hypnotize him again, only to forget the secret word.

The player can be sent to the Dark Ages and is introduced to graves that drop sun and Plant Food and night time, where sun does not fall from the sky.

After completing Dark Ages - Night 9, the player receives a scroll.

After completing Dark Ages - Night 12, the player unlocks Arthur's Challenge.

Before the initial battle in Dark Ages - Night 20, Dr. Zomboss tries to infer that the reason Plant Food causes plants to be so violent, is that Plant Food is made from zombies. After the level is beaten, Penny says that from her research Plant Food does not contain zombies or zombie byproducts. Crazy Dave also notes that plants should not eat zombies who eat plants, except for Chomper, who needs the fiber.

The player can be sent to Neon Mixtape Tour and is introduced to jams that vary in different kinds of music that can speed up or slow down zombies and give certain zombies special abilities.

After completing Neon Mixtape Tour - Day 15, Crazy Dave mentions that someone passed him a note in homeroom which says to meet behind the bike racks for a funderful surprise.

After completing Neon Mixtape Tour - Day 20, the player unlocks the Greatest Hits, the Endless Zone of Neon Mixtape Tour.

Before the initial battle in Neon Mixtape Tour - Day 32, Dr. Zomboss tells Crazy Dave that he is in danger above and that he is a fool and so knew him. He then questions Crazy Dave if he shall ever give up and be down. He also tells him that he will run aground and hurt him, he intends to make him cry and means for him to say goodbye and alerts him that he is not really that nice a guy. Crazy Dave is then offended and says "Ouch!" After the level is beaten, Penny exclaims that that was close, with so many timing and rhythm changes and fears that they only have hit a pause on Dr. Zomboss' heinous deal. Dr. Zomboss agrees saying that his next verse is same but yet worse and that he will go where they cannot imagine. He then moonwalks and retreats.

The player can be sent to Jurassic Marsh, where dinosaurs are introduced. They don't harm the plants, but they help the zombies reaching the Player's House.

After finishing Day 15, the player gets a tiny asteroid which Penny believes to be the one that wiped out the dinosaurs, creating a further speculation that time travelling changes history (in this case resulting in the shrinking of the meteor responsible for the K-T extinction event).

After completing Jurassic Marsh - Day 20, the player unlocks La Brainsa Tarpits, the Endless Zone of the Jurassic Marsh.

By Day 32, before the initial battle against the Zombot Dinotronic Mechasaur, Dr. Zomboss, out of his epochal infuriation, wonders aloud if he will ever be able to go to any time period where he can avoid the meddling of the player and their company, after which he tells the player that he has a rock scheduled to become their acquaintance. After the level is beaten, Penny detects an incoming meteor, the rock Dr. Zomboss had promised earlier (the real meteor responsible for the extinction of the dinosaurs, proving Penny's previous theory wrong), after which Crazy Dave bids farewell to the dinosaurs, and, foreshadowing the evolution of the raptors, mutters "You'll be birdies in no time." before he and Penny leave the timeline. Zomboss, the sore loser of the fight, then proceeds to state that he has no choice but to enact "Project Paradox" (a possible hint that the next world is the last). Before warping out, he then leaves his final, chilling line "I will perceive you soon, fools!"

The player can be sent to the Big Wave Beach and is introduced to water and wet sand, where Lily Pads have to be planted.

Before the initial battle in Big Wave Beach - Day 32, Dr. Zomboss tells the player about how Chomper and Bikini Zombie have been extra cozy lately, making him think that a beachside plant-zombie romance is in bloom and how Chomper has the appetite of a zombie, making his loyalty questionable. After the level is beaten, Penny says that Dr. Zomboss was trying to sow "seeds of discontent" with Crazy Dave saying that they're the only ones that are going to "sow the seeds".

The player then arrives to the Modern Day, where Zomboss had already activated Project Paradox and the player has to defeat zombies from every world.

The player ultimately discovers the Taco (revealed to be a trap set by Dr. Zomboss) at the end of Day 15. On the next level, the player needs to defeat a horde of Gargantuars from almost every time period.

After completing Modern Day - Day 20, the player unlocks Highway to the Danger Room, the Endless Zone of Modern Day.

Before the initial battle of Modern Day - Day 32, Dr. Zomboss tells Crazy Dave that his reckless attempt to re-eat his taco has shattered time, and its up to Zomboss himself to fix it.

Before the initial battle of Modern Day - Day 33, Dr. Zomboss tells Crazy Dave that all of the things he says is the truth, and not an attempt to trick him.

Before the initial battle of Modern Day - Day 34, Dr. Zomboss tells Crazy Dave that he will be destroyed if he won't listen. Crazy Dave replies by saying that Dr. Zomboss has no credibility. After completing the level, Dr. Zomboss tells Crazy Dave that he must give up his hope of a long-gone taco and gives him a "Taco with a Waffle In It" instead. Crazy Dave, Penny and Dr. Zomboss' dialogues may hint that their mission to consume the taco again is completed.

Areas[]

There are 11 areas in the game.

Icon Area Number of levels Difficulty
PvZ worldPH
Player's House 5 No difficulty
PvZ worldAE
Ancient Egypt 25 HjalaHjala
PvZ worldPS
Pirate Seas 25 HjalaHjala
PvZ worldWW
Wild West 25 HjalaHjalaHjala
PvZ worldFC
Frostbite Caves 30 HjalaHjalaHjala
PvZ worldLC
Lost City 32 HjalaHjalaHjala
PvZ worldFF
Far Future 25 HjalaHjalaHjala
PvZ worldDA
Dark Ages 20 HjalaHjalaHjalaHjala
PvZ worldNMT
Neon Mixtape Tour 32 HjalaHjalaHjalaHjala
PvZ worldJM
Jurassic Marsh 32 HjalaHjalaHjalaHjala
PvZ worldBWB
Big Wave Beach 32 HjalaHjalaHjalaHjalaHjala
PvZ worldMD
Modern Day 34 HjalaHjalaHjalaHjalaHjala

Plants[]

Main article: Plants (PvZ2)

Returning plants[]



New plants[]


Cameo appearances[]

A plant marked with * is a money premium plant.
A plant marked with ~ is a gem premium plant.
A plant marked with ' is a limited time plant.
A plant marked with † is only found in the Zen Garden.

Zombies[]

Main article: Zombies (PvZ2)

Returning zombies[]


New zombies[]

Ancient Egypt[]


Pirate Seas[]


Wild West[]


Frostbite Caves[]


Lost City[]

  • Adventurer Zombie
  • Conehead Adventurer Zombie
  • Buckethead Adventurer Zombie
  • Flag Adventurer Zombie
  • Lost City Imp Zombie
  • Porter Gargantuar
  • Lost Pilot Zombie


Far Future[]


Dark Ages[]


Neon Mixtape Tour[]


Jurassic Marsh[]

  • Jurassic Zombie
  • Jurassic Conehead
  • Jurassic Buckethead
  • Jurassic Fossilhead
  • Jurassic Flag Zombie
  • Amberhead Zombie
  • Jurassic Rally Zombie


Big Wave Beach[]

  • Pompadour Zombie
  • Pompadour Conehead
  • Pompadour Buckethead
  • Beach Flag Zombie
  • Bikini Zombie
  • Bikini Conehead
  • Bikini Buckethead


Modern Day[]

Vasebreaker[]

  • Vase Gargantuar

Arena[]

Penny's Pursuit[]


Thymed Events[]


Others[]

Gallery[]

Plants vs. Zombies Wiki has a gallery for Plants vs. Zombies 2.
Plants vs. Zombies 2
Visit this page to see it.
Plants vs. Zombies 2

Trivia[]

  • There is a pun in the tagline of the game. "It's About Time" is both an idiom for "at last," "the time has come" and also an expression for something that centered on or revolves around time.
  • There was a milk carton in the trailer saying that Squash was missing. The brand milk uses the same name as Crazy Dave's shop in first game: Twiddydinkies.
  • There are several interesting references in the game's trailer:
    • There is a poem on Crazy Dave's fridge that said "Roses are red, Snow Peas are blue, Zombies are green, and they're coming for you!"
    • There is a photo on Crazy Dave's fridge referencing the Back to the Future movies.
    • There is a cameo of the Day note hanging on the wall.
    • From the certificate of heroics that hangs on the wall near stairs and from the newspaper that Dave reads, the city where Crazy Dave lives is called "Neighborville." This name is also used in the comic Plants vs. Zombies: Lawnmageddon.
    • The part where Crazy Dave flies away into another time is a reference to Back to the Future - Part 1.
      • This movie is also probably the inspiration for Penny, as both pieces of media include a car-like vehicle as their time machine.
  • In the old map, one of the levels on the main path (1-8, 2-5 and 3-5) are small versions of the side paths (Mummy Memory, Cannons Away, and Not OK Corral respectively).
  • The time of the present in this game most likely takes place in 2009. This can be proven by the phrase "Stars can help us get back to the year 2009 and your taco", said by Penny. It is likely 2009 was chosen because that was when the original game was released.
    • Nevertheless, in the official trailer, the newspaper Crazy Dave reads is dated at Monday, July 1, 2013.
  • According to the trailer, the exact date that Crazy Dave travels back in time is October 13, 69 BC. 10:16 , which correspond to the Ptolemaic period, the first period of Classical Antiquity Era.
  • Crazy Dave or Penny gives the player a tutorial for every plant that requires being tapped (Coconut Cannon, Magnifying Grass, Banana Launcher, Strawburst, Jack O' Lantern, Escape Root, Missile Toe and Boom Balloon Flower).
    • If used in a Piñata Party or Epic Quest, Penny is always the one that provides the tutorial.
    • However, as of the 9.1.1 update, Jack O' Lantern no longer requires being tapped.
  • The player can now sync their progress using Google+, which can be used to transfer their progress to multiple devices.
  • In the 3.5.1 update, the words in red have become smaller, for example: 'A huge wave of zombies is approaching!' and the start-up screen changed.
    • Also in this update, when pausing the game, the music slowly fades away rather than interrupting it.
      • The Vasebreaker button was now added in the Zen Garden.
      • As of the 3.6.1 update, the words in red: 'Ready! Set! Plant!' were restored to their normal size.
  • The icons for Dark Ages and Big Wave Beach updates are the only world updates in which the number 2's appearance is not based on those said worlds, whereas, in the Far Future update, the number 2 was holographic, in Frostbite Caves, the number 2 was frozen, in Lost City, the number 2 was golden and carved, in Neon Mixtape Tour, the number 2 was styled with neon lights and a neon blue triangle, and in Jurassic Marsh, the number 2 was made from rock.
  • An Android application for Android Wear smart watches released in February 2015 under the name Plants vs. Zombies Watch Face. Its graphics are based on Plants vs. Zombies 2, and it uses Basic Zombie as a background, with his arms as clock hands.
  • An educational version of Plants vs. Zombies 2 called Use Your Brainz EDU was released on June 17, 2015.
  • After the Lawn of Doom 2015 (version 4.1.1) update, Octo Zombies have their own burnt and zapped animation. Troglobites, Arcade Zombies, Jurassic Bullies and All-Star Zombies borrow this since they share animations. But the All-Star Zombie does not have the same structure as the others.
  • The ability to purchase the android version of the game via popcap’s website has been removed. However, you may still purchase the App Store version of the game via popcap’s website
  • As of the 4.6.1 update, most of the plants on the almanac and the seed selection screen had their size increased.
  • The level complete music for each world counts as a sound effect. So, if the player turns the sound effect volume off, the player won't hear the level complete music.
  • If the player is in a level where the objective is to not plant over the intended amount, and has reached the maximum, and use Plant Food on a plant that self-duplicates, like Potato Mine, it will not spawn any plants, similarly to when the board is full.

Differences from Plants vs. Zombies[]

  • In every world, plants can be planted on the ground without Flower Pots, even though the ground consists of many different materials that wouldn't normally support plant life, such as concrete, wood, metal, stone, ice, a dance floor, and ancient tiles.
  • Unlike the first game, it is a free-to-download game, although it also has in-app purchases.
  • Mushrooms no longer sleep during the day in this game.
  • Nothing tells players that certain plants are not recommended for specific levels.
  • All plants except Sun-shroom, Sunflower, Primal Sunflower, Moonflower, Gold Bloom, Electric Currant, and the various Power Mints require recharging before they can be used at the start of the level, unlike the first game where all fast recharging plants are instantly charged the first time.
  • Before the 5.7.1 update, unlike the first game, the Almanac did not appear on the seed selection screen, but could be viewed through the Zen Garden.
  • Tombstones can be targeted by plants; lobbed-shots focus on zombies instead if there are any in the lane.
  • Before the 3.9 update, Potato Mines and other rooted plants could be planted on Lily Pads.
  • Plants have larger hitboxes in the back, which is useful for blocking zombies that are about to enter the player's house.
  • Ultimate Battle and Brainiac Maniac has been brought back from the original game, but slowed down and remixed entirely. They were mixed with different instruments and music genres to match the time the level is set in.
    • Ancient Egypt music uses harps, harpsichords and different pianos.
    • Pirate Seas music uses bottles, accordions, and harmonicas.
    • Wild West music uses old pianos, a harmonica, a banjo, an acoustic guitar, and whistling.
    • Frostbite Caves uses a xylophone, a marimba, kazoos, and a bass clarinet, as well as a few other natural instruments.
    • Lost City music uses a full orchestra and an acoustic guitar, all played in an old-movie-like setting.
    • Far Future music uses old-school synthesizers.
    • Dark Ages music uses a harpsichord, tambourines, violin, drums, oboes, and a kazoo.
    • Neon Mixtape Tour has music that is based on different genres that were popular around the 80s, such as chiptune, synth pop and rock. This world doesn't have an Ultimate Battle or Demonstration Mini Game theme. For more info, see jam.
    • Jurassic Marsh uses a steel guitar, a harmonica, and a few other natural instruments similar to those of the Frostbite Caves.
    • Big Wave Beach music uses a Hammond organ, electric guitar, and seldomly Far Future instruments (in the Ultimate Battle). This world does not have a Demonstration Mini Game theme.
    • Modern Day uses a combination of the instruments used for the music of the other worlds. Ancient Egypt, Jurassic Marsh and Big Wave Beach's instruments are the ones used in the Ultimate Battle and Demonstration Mini Game themes, with other worlds rarely making a debut in the two songs.
    • The Ultimate Battle and Brainiac Maniac (Demonstration Mini Game) remixes have since been removed in the 6.3.1 update, probably in order for the game to take up less storage space.
  • The game has 317 levels, unlike Plants vs. Zombies where it only has 50 levels (100 if one counts Adventure 2 levels on iOS/Android versions).
    • Before the 7.4.1 update, however, there were 377 levels (including the expansion levels before they were removed and placed in Travel Log).

External links[]

Advertisement