Sea Starfruit

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Sea Starfruit (海星果; pinyin: hǎixīngguǒ) was a plant in Plants vs. Zombies: Journey to the West. He rolled down the lane he was planted in, dealing immense damage to every zombie in the lane. Additionally, he was also a counter for certain armored zombies, flipping them upside-down and making them vulnerable.

Origins

He was most likely based on both the Carambola fruit, and the Starfish, an Echinoderm belonging to the class Asteroidea. His name was a portmanteau of "Sea Star," an alternate name for the Starfish, and "Starfruit," the real-life plant this plant was based on.

About

Sea Starfruit was obtained in Underwater World. He rolled down the lane he was planted in, dealing immense damage to every zombie in the lane. Additionally, he was the counter for Tortoise Zombie, as he flipped him upside down, making him vulnerable.

He was later added to Plants vs. Zombies: Great Wall Edition, as Journey to the West had been merged with the game before the app was removed.

Suburban Almanac entry

海星果

海星果的触手可以轻易掀翻乌龟壳
范围：一直线
必须种植在海底
伤害：中等

海星果永远保持着迷人的微笑，没人知道他那么热爱转圈圈并且不会头晕的秘密，也有人说他那双斗鸡眼只看一点所以不会晕

恢复时间：非常长
消耗阳光：75

Sea Starfruit

The tentacles of Sea Starfruit can easily overturn a tortoise shell
Range: straight
Must be planted underwater
Damage: moderate (Heavy in-game)

Sea Starfruit always has a charming smile. No one knows that he loves the secret of turning circles and not dizziness. Others say that his eyes are only looking a little, so he won’t halo.

Recharge: very slow
Cost: 75

Gallery

Sea Starfruit in the Suburban Almanac

Seed packet

Imitated seed packet

Sea Starfruit without background

Player unlocked Sea Starfruit

Another HD Sea Starfruit

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Trivia

• Real life sea stars are neither plants nor fish, but rather echinoderms.

See also

• Tortoise Zombie