Plant and zombies

"He just doesn't understand how the zombies get up on the roof in the first place." [1]This page contains information from unknown sources which can make its information unreliable. Please supplement them if you have any.When he sees zombies, he goes SPLAT!This item is only obtainable during certain events. However, it can still be used if you have already obtained it. It is currently not available.Bug Zombie and Bug make a great team.The content in this page is either bugged, glitched, or broken. A further update may fix these issues at a later date.“Plant Bramble Bush to trap and damage zombies.”—PennyBramble Bush is a Trap plant in Plants vs. Zombies 2 introduced in the 9.6.1 update for the Bramble Bush's Barbed Arena season. He traps a zombie close to him and will continuously damage it. While Bramble Bush traps a zombie, he will also damage zombies that attack him. Additionally, he can remove armor from zombies that are dragged. Each Bramble Bush has a limited number of traps.Trapped zombies are knocked back when Bramble Bush is eaten, destroyed, or dug up. Affected zombies are considered airborne and can therefore be neutralized with Blover. Bramble Bush cannot trap the following zombies: Dr. Zomboss, Cardio Zombie, Roman Caesar Zombie, Z-Mech, #caketank, Imp Cannon, Zcorpion Zombie, Zombie King, Zombie Medusa's statue, Pianist Zombie, Zomboni, and Zombie Bobsled Team.Origins[] Bramble Bush is based on the bramble plant, a thorny vine plant with berries in the genus Rubus.Almanac entry[]Note: The stats shown below only apply to Level 1.Bramble BushBramble Bush traps and damages a zombie. The berry clusters show the number of traps remaining.Bramble Bush is a prickly sort. In fact, let's not beat around the Bramble Bush here; he's covered in extraordinarily dangerous spikes.Upgrades[]Plant Food effect[] Plant Food animation When given Plant Food, Bramble

His damage and crowd control capability. As a result, Winter Melon can now hold on his own against hordes of Buckethead Zombies and win most levels by himself. The removal of Melon-pult as a requirement, as well as the general ease of acquiring sun also benefits Winter Melon greatly. However, his low firepower compared to his hefty sun cost remains a great problem, so he should still be used as a supporting plant, rather than the player's sole offensive option.To deploy Winter Melons earlier, Gold Blooms can be used to either earn more sun to plant him right away, or to help set up some sun-producing plants in order to gain the amount of sun required later on. In Endless Zones, as higher levels tend to be much more fast-paced, it may be wise to use leftover Plant Food on sun-producing plants (except Moonflowers) to deploy Winter Melons as soon as possible.Due to being an ice plant, Winter Melon is also useful in disabling Explorer/Torchlight Zombies and Prospector Zombies, preventing them from burning through or bypassing the player's defense.Winter Melon has good synergy with plants that cause zombies to cluster together, eg Primal Peashooter or Wall-Nut. Clustering allows the melons to deal more damage, and the melons' slowing effect means that the clustering plant will have more time to work.However, he also possess some weaknesses:Shield Zombies' shields can completely nullify the melon's chilling effect. Therefore, it is better to pair him with plants that can reliably deal with these zombies,

But you can just call me Crazy Dave.Cob Cannon has different capitalization or spelling depending on what game it is in. When editing, use the term used in the game in question.For other uses, see Cob Cannon (disambiguation). Cob Cannon is a recurring plant character within the Plants vs. Zombies franchise. He is a massive ear of corn that resembles an artillery piece, firing corn cobs with extreme damage.As revealed by his almanac entries, Cob Cannon is also an accomplished lawyer based in New York, and has graduated from Harvard University. As revealed in the Chinese version of Plants vs. Zombies 2, Cob Cannon appears to have obtained his abilities after an incident occurred while visiting Area 51.As of Plants vs. Zombies 3, Cob Cannon has appeared in five games.Origins[] Like Kernel-pult, Cob Cannon is based on the crop maize (Zea mays), also known as corn, a type of large grain plant.He also resembles a mobile ballistic missile syetem. History[]Plants vs. Zombies[]Main article: Cob Cannon (PvZ) In the original Plants vs. Zombies game, as well as Chinese spin-off games based on it, Cob Cannon appears as an Upgrade plant sold in Crazy Dave's Twiddydinkies. Cob Cannon is the most expensive Upgrade plant in the game, costing $20,000 in-game currency, and is listed as the last plant chronologically in the Suburban Almanac.Cob Cannon costs 500 sun to plant but like all other Upgrade plants, Cob Cannon needs a preexisting plant, in this case Kernel-pult, to be planted on. Unlike the rest of the upgrades plants however, Cob Cannon requires two Kernel-pults to be planted side by side in order to be placed on the lawn.Once planted, the player can click on the Cob Cannon and guide a reticle to anywhere on the lawn, the player can then click again and Cob Cannon will launch the corn cob onto an area that the player targets, dealing massive damage in a 3x3 area like a Cherry Bomb. The player can cancel targeting an area by right-clicking. Cob Cannon has a reload time of 34.75 seconds.Plants vs. Zombies: Garden Warfare[]Main article: Corn Mortar Cob Cannon would later make a cameo appearance in the third-person shooter game Plants vs. Zombies: Garden Warfare, appearing in the map Main Street. He is briefly renamed to "Corn Mortar".He appears at the final objective firing defending the Garden Center from zombies by firing massive corn cobs at them. These massive cobs deal 70 damage to any zombie that is hit in the blast. Destroying him as a zombie rewards 250 coins.Plants vs. Zombies: All Stars (China only) (Archived content)[]Main article: Corn line Cob Cannon next appeared in the ill-fated Chinese-exclusive turn-based game Plants vs. Zombies: All Stars, here he