- For other uses, see Sunflower (disambiguation).
Sunflower is a playable plant class in Plants vs. Zombies: Battle for Neighborville. She is a Support class who specializes in healing ally plants, including other playable classes, spawnable pots and weeds, and AI bosses.
Description[]
In-game description[]
Sunflowers are the plant healers. They revive fallen allies quickly and keep everyone in the fight while providing support fire from a safe distance.
Primary weapon[]
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Sunflower's primary weapon is the Sun Pulse, which fires projectiles that hit 8 damage each (10 critical). It has a semi-auto fire rate, and can fire 40 times before needing to be reloaded.
Abilities[]
Left ability | |
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Showers healing sundrops out to help allies. |
Center ability | |
![]() Sunbeam |
Switch to a high powered beam turret in a rooted position. |
Right ability | |
![]() Heal Beam |
Heal an ally and extend their max health. |
Upgrades[]
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Super Savior
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● 1
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Use jump and abilities while reviving.
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Refreshing Revive
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● 1
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Faster refresh time for all abilities by reviving an ally.
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Rough Patch
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● 1
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Spawn with more health after suffering multiple vanquishes in a row.
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Stuffy Sundrop
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● 4
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Create Sundrops at enemy's location by vanquishing them with Sunbeam.
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Revive Reward
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● 2
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Gain health by reviving an ally.
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Vampire Flower
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● 3
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Gain health when dealing damage.
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Quick Egress
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● 2
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Move faster during Sunny Side Up.
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Shove
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● 2
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Knock enemies away by activating Sunny Side Up.
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Rollout
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● 2
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Move faster after spawning or being revived.
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Critical Blow
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● 3
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Faster refresh time for all abilities by earning a critical vanquish.
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Blossom
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● 5
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Heal Beam can branch out and heal additional adjacent ally.
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Full Bloom
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● 3
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Extends range of Heal Beam.
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Cocoon
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● 3
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Increased amount of overhealth Heal Beam can provide.
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Pocket Protection
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● 3
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Gain health by healing allies.
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Speedy
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● 3
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Move faster, except when sprinting.
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Hard Target
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● 3
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Move faster for a short time after receiving damage.
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Leveling Up
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● 2
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Earn XP faster.
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Recharge
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● 2
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Deal damage with Sunbeam to extend its duration.
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Sunslinger
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● 2
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Increased healing rate when target is at low health.
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Strategies[]
With[]
- Two Sunflowers Constantly healing each other with Heal Beam can make a dangerous offensive duo.
- Sunny Side Up is a good way to heal many plants at once.
- Sunbeam can be used similarly to Pea Gatling, using it to get rid of many low health Zombies or to get rid of a tougher target.
Against[]
- Sunflowers can be a big threat as they can heal other plants quickly. Take them out first, then deal with other Plants.
- The Sunflower's Sunbeam is easy to see. Tracking where the Sunbeam is can help find out where other Plants are.
Bugs[]

Equipping the Blossom upgrade and using up all the upgrade points used prior to the TTK update causes the game to display "9/7 upgrade points used" while keeping all your equipped upgrades
If you equipped the Blossom upgrade and max out the upgrade points used prior to the December TTK update, which increased the equip cost for it from 3 to 5, you can still keep your upgrades, which causes the game to display "9/7 upgrade points used."
Do not unequip any of the upgrades as you won't be able to use it again. If you equipped this upgrade with Pocket Protection, it allows you to heal at a much faster rate thanks to the healing buff in the TTK patch. Full Bloom is also another good upgrade as you can no longer equip them at the same time. However, some upgrades don't work properly with it, such as Sunslinger or Cocoon, in which they won't affect the player.
NPCs[]
Enemies[]
- Solar Sisters - Bounties
- Pollen Kate - Battle Leader
- Kitty Sparkles - Elusive Foe
Quest NPC[]
- Major Sweetie - Sweeties Helpers Missions and Boogie Beatdown
Other[]
- Pollen Kate- Posse Member
Balancing changes[]
October 2019 patch[]
- ▲ Sun Pulse damage increase 4.85->5.58
- ▲ Sunny Side Up Sundrop health increase 2.0->2.5
- ▲ Sunny Side Up sundrop launch also heals area 2.5 per launch of bundle
- ▼ New VFX to communicate Sunbeam to enemies
Early December 2019 TTK Changelist[]
- ▲ Increase Sun Pulse damage 5.5->8
- ▼ Reduce Sun Pulse ammo capacity 50->40
- ▲ Decrease Sun Pulse projectile drag start distance 25m->20m
- ▲ Decrease Sun Pulse projectile drag end distance 45m->40m
- ▲ Decrease Sun Pulse projectile final speed post drag 375->300
- ▲ Decrease Sun Pulse projectile spread per shot
- ▲ Decrease Sun Pulse camera recoil
- ▲ Decrease Sun Pulse camera shake
- ▲ Increase Heal Beam heal rate 18->25
- ▲ Increase heal rate for the Vampire Flower upgrade 6->6.25
- ▼ Increase Blossom upgrade equip cost 3->5
- ▲ Increase heal rate of Blossom upgrade 18->25
- ▲ Increase additional heal rate with Sunslinger upgrade 5->6.25
- ▲ Increase self heal rate with the Pocket Protection upgrade 6->10
March 2020 patch[]
- Sunny Side Up
- ▼ Increase refresh time 16->22.25 sec
- ▲ Increase heal amount per sundrop 2.25->2.4 health
- ▼ Decrease number of sundrops spawned 28->21
- Fix camera priorities so sprint camera still activates
- Fix missing camera bob on sundrop spawn
- Heal Beam
- ▼ Decrease heal rate 25->20.85 health/sec
- Upgrade Vampire Flower
- ▲ Increase heal rate 6.25-> 8.35 health/sec
- Upgrade Pocket Protection
- ▲ Increase heal rate 10->12.5 health/sec
- Upgrade Sunslinger
- ▲ Decrease equip cost 4->3
- ▲ Increase heal rate 6.25-> 8.32 health/sec
- Upgrade Blossom
- ▼ Sunflower who is healing can no longer be target of additional Heal Beam
May 2020 patch[]
- Sunbeam
- ▲ Increase damage 9->10
- ▲ Allow camera manipulation during rooting animation
- ▲ Removed damage falloff
- Heal Beam
- Fix the issue with Sun Pulse being interrupted when activating Heal Beam
- Upgrade Quick Egress
- ▼ No longer stacks with Hard Target upgrade
- ▼ Decrease speed multiplier 1.3->1.25x
- Upgrade Full Bloom
- Fix the issue with incorrect heal rate
Related achievement[]
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Gallery[]
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In other languages[]
Please note that only official translations are used.
Language | Name | Description |
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Sunflower | ||
向日葵 | ||
向日葵 | ||
Zonnebloem | ||
Tournesol | ||
Sonnenblume | ||
Girasole | ||
サンフラワー | ||
해바라기 | ||
Słonecznik | ||
Girassol | ||
Подсолнух | ||
Girasol | ||
Spanish |
Girasol |
Trivia[]
- For some reason, the Heal Beam became the 3rd Ability, but in the previous games it was the 1st Ability.
- Sunflower (along with the Scientist) is the only character who has damage dropoff. In this case, her Sunbeam ability deals less damage at farther distances (Sunbeam no longer has damage dropoff as of the September patch).
- Her primary weapon sounds appear to be combined with the sounds of Stuffy Flower's primary weapon.
- Coincidentally, the "Stuffy Sundrop" upgrade gives Sunflower the ability of Stuffy Flower (spawning sundrops at a vanquished enemy) and references the Stuffy Flower in its name (the Stuffy Sundrop upgrade was reworked in the September patch and thus leaves no sundrops at the vanquished enemy's location but they appear at your location instead).
- Sunflowers and Scientists are capable of reviving multiple allies at once as long as the player doesn't leave the revive circle.
See also[]
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Bosses | Giga Torchwood · Super Bean · Sunflower Queen · Big Stump · Marigold · Squash · Royal Hypno-Flower · Spooky Squash | ||||||||||||||||||||||
L.E.A.F. | Agent Citron · Agent Rose · Agent Corn · Grumpy Stumpy · Ironball | ||||||||||||||||||||||
Others | Assistant Manager Bitey · Crystal Guardian · Tallnut · Tallnut Cannon |
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Battle Leaders | Bam-Bam-Boo · Bluehorn Corn · Flotsamuel · Lucy · No-Neck Raffi · Pinky Rain · Pollen Kate · Pound Cake · Queen Capra · Sherman · Sproutrage · Teddy | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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Bosses | Dreadroot · Giga Torchwood · Sunflower Queen · Super Bean · Marigold · Hypno Sunflower Queen · Spooky Squash · Bitter Dill · Dreadwood · Blight Cap | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Quest NPCs | Air Ron · Best Fishing Friend™️ · Bingo-Bongo · Brian · Corny Corn · Dandelion · Exposition Al · Gilly the Kid · Harmela · Land Phil · Major Sweetie · Mark · Mike · Sergeant Peel · Sir Crustworthy · Sir Victor-Ian · Tenderleaf · Tumbleweed Ted · Vivian | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Others | Weed · Pumpkin Weed · Leaf Shield Weed · Pumpkin Wildflower · Mindblower |