Winter-mint

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This item is available only during certain events, and cannot always be obtained/played in-game. However, it can still be used if you have already obtained it. It is currently not available.

Winter-mint is a Power Mint plant in Plants vs. Zombies 2. When planted, he chills all zombies on the board. He can also boost any Winter-mint Family plants on the lawn by increasing the effectiveness of their properties, such as damage and chill duration. 

Winter-mint Family plants include: 

• Cold Snapdragon
• Iceberg Lettuce
• Ice Bloom
• Missile Toe
• Snow Pea
• Winter Melon

Like other Power Mints, Winter-mint cannot be imitated or affected by other mints. He remains on the lawn for 10 seconds at level 1.

Winter-mint can be purchased from the store with 100 mints when he is available.

Origins

He is based on the Lamiaceae, also known as mint.

His name is a portmanteau of "winter," referring to his abilities and appearance, and "mint."

Almanac entry

Note: The stats shown below only apply to Level 1.

Winter-mint	SUN COST 0 RECHARGE 85 SUN COST: 0 RECHARGE: 85 DURATION 10 FAMILY Winter-mint DURATION: 10 FAMILY: Winter-mint Winter-mints chill all zombies present on the board when planted and provide a temporary boost to all Winter-mint Family plants on the lawn. Winter-mint Family plants: Cold Snapdragon Iceberg Lettuce Missile Toe Snow Pea Winter Melon Winter-mint has advanced degrees in cryonics and cryogenics, is a master builder of snowmen, and subscribes to season passes at three different ski resorts. He does think it's a little chilly in here, though.

Winter-mint

		SUN COST 0			RECHARGE 85

SUN COST: 0
RECHARGE: 85

		DURATION 10			FAMILY Winter-mint

DURATION: 10
FAMILY: Winter-mint

Winter-mints chill all zombies present on the board when planted and provide a temporary boost to all Winter-mint Family plants on the lawn.

Winter-mint Family plants:

Cold Snapdragon
Iceberg Lettuce
Missile Toe
Snow Pea
Winter Melon

Winter-mint has advanced degrees in cryonics and cryogenics, is a master builder of snowmen, and subscribes to season passes at three different ski resorts. He does think it's a little chilly in here, though.

Winter-mint boosts

When boosted by Winter-mint, the following plants gain the following effects.

• Cold Snapdragon's damage will increase to 180 DPS, and its Plant Food effect damage will increase to 4000 DPS.
• Iceberg Lettuce will freeze zombies for an additional 20 seconds, zombies will be chilled for 30 seconds when thawed, and it will freeze zombies in a 3x3 area. Note that these changes do not apply to its Plant Food.
• Ice Bloom will have 14 seconds added to its chill duration across the lawn, an additional 6 seconds added to its chill in its immediate 3x3 area, an extra 12 seconds added to its freeze duration across the board, an additional 14 seconds added to its freeze duration in its immediate 3x3 area, it'll do an extra 500 DPS to zombies across the board, and an additional 700 DPS to zombies in its immediate 3x3 area.
• Missile Toe's missile will do an additional 2000 DPS, it's chill duration will increase to 30 seconds, its missile will freeze zombies for seven seconds upon impact, and its reload rate will increase to 12 seconds.
• Snow Pea receives an additional 120 DPS on its chilling pea. Additionally, it'll have a 25% chance to shoot a freezing pea that also does 120 DPS. Finally, its Plant Food chilling peas will receive an additional 30 DPS.
• Winter Melon will receive an additional 160 DPS on its melon (with a splash damage increase of 80 DPS), an additional 15 seconds added to its chill duration, and its Plant Food melons will do an additional 425 DPS.

Upgrades

Level upgrades

Note that Winter-mint's recharge is 30 seconds shorter during the Improve-mint event.

Strategies

Winter-mint's ability to chill all enemies on the field is redundant since the zombies will generally already be chilled by the plants in Winter-mint's family, and Contain-mint generally does a better job at stalling zombies. Winter-mint also does not have the most potent offensive plants, as none of them have long-range splash damage at a reasonable price. Winter Melon costs too much sun to be viable and Cold Snapdragon has too little of a range to be viable, leading other mints to be a better option in most cases.

It is not recommended to bring Winter-mint into levels where you can't lose plants, as, like the other Power Mints, he will disappear after a while.

Gallery

HD Winter-mint

Sprites and assets

Seed packet without sun cost

Locked seed packet

Locked seed packet (note the premium lock bug)

Winter-mint family's icon

Almanac entry (part 1)

Almanac entry (part 2)

Almanac entry (part 3)

Winter-mint in an advertisement

Winter-mint and its seed packets in the store

Purchased

Winter-mint ready to level up

Appearing

Breaking the ice

Disappearing

Winter-mint on a Gold Tile

Obtaining Winter-mint seed packets from a piñata

Winter-mint's Endless Zone card

Winter-mint in an advertisement for Improve-mint Event

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Trivia

• He, Enchant-mint, and Conceal-mint all tie for having the least amount of plants within their plant family, with each only having six plants.
• Despite being a chilling plant, Hurrikale is not part of his family.

See also

• Power Mints