#plants vs zombies electric peashooter

[starjetipvz]

Doodles....

[aasherstarr]

and various pvz ship arts

[superbattle117]

Harumi meets Clive for first time and with blover and electric peashooter are having a nice chat each other.

Credits:

Clive- @mint-mango-uwu

Harumi- me

[kin-stim-terrarium]

Stimboard for Artsy and Richter belonging to @vinejay-vinewings

Requested and Art Provided by @vinejay-vinewings

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[mypvz2]

[forgottennpc]

In Genshin Impact, thinking about vision. In lorewise, each vision holder can use their vision in specific way, as gameplay limits just to showcase each character's abilities. Like in the Manhwa, Kaeya can do something with his vision other than his canon (melted by diluc) ice bridge.

But thinking about lorewise, imagine having a Dendro vision and living alone, far from people and yet some mobs kept finding their place, so why not plant the plants from "Plants vs Zombies" there? Like, why not create peashooter and walnuts then tall nuts to protect your property while bonk choy(punching pechay?) boxing life out of enemy/ies?

Then zapping the treasure hoarder with lightning reed or maybe use it as unlimited source of electricity for your house, throw a cherry bomb to the enemy's base and became Klee 2.0—, I mean, arsonist.

And have a Chomper be a Venus-fly-trap-be-like-that-eats-humans (treasure hoarder, Fatui, eremites, etc)... maybe use their bodies as a plant food or something...

I don't know, but this ideas seems fun.

Oh yeah, this idea can also apply in SAGAU!

[pawzofchaos]

What kind of Plants vs Zombies players I think the reboot cast of Total Drama are (I’m slowly losing my mind)

Priya- definitely played and completed every single game. She still plays the first one for Endless and Last Stand and sometimes plays the second one for Penny's Pursuit. Has every single plant except the ones you have to buy for real money.

Bowie- Has played and completed the second one, has almost every $5 plant. Played the first one for a bit but then got bored. Has tried Heroes and enjoyed it (he's a Rose and Electric Boogaloo main)

Caleb- Has heard of it, but never actually played it. Priya FREAKED when she found out and is trying to get him into it.

Raj- Has played both 1 and 2, but enjoys 2 more because he loves Frostbite Caves; has a 100+ win streak in Icebound Battleground. Favorite plant is Snowpea.

Wayne- Same exact thing as Raj; they like to play side by side together on their phones. Favorite plant is Iceberg Lettuce.

Millie- Has played a little bit of 1 but stopped at the Night levels. She likes the design of it.

Julia- Only played the first one so she could use the Zen Garden and post about how "ethical" she was. Now that she revealed her true self, she doesn't do it as much but she sometimes likes to come back to check up on her plants.

MK- Uses weird mods and hacks for 1 and 2. Probably has some bullshit deck in Heroes like the Soul Patch Forcefield one or an insanely powerful Pet deck.

Ripper- Og player, has beaten 1 but not 2. He only really remembers it every few months and comes back to play some minigames. Still regularly plays GW and Heroes though. Super Brainz ahh main.

Chase- Definitely only plays the Xbox version. He makes weird challenge videos like "BEATING PVZ WITH ONLY WALNUTS AND POTATO MINES 😱💥" and does insane Heroes deck gameplay. Plays GW with Ripper sometimes.

Zee- Has only played the second game but has somehow beaten it over 60 times on multiple different accounts. Didn't know the first game existed for a long time. Somehow also remembers playing the 3rd game.

Axel- Literally only plays the first game, Endless and Last stand only and has the highest streak ever for both.

Emma- Played the first one and had beaten it, just getting into the second one. She likes watching people play it rather than playing it herself.

Nichelle- Couldn't beat Zomboss in the first game and ragequit.

Damien- Only plays PvZ Heroes. Professor Brainstorm and Green Shadow main; has almost every card in the game and has a really high rank in arena.

Scary Girl- has played EVERY game. Has a super mega high arena rank in 2, only plays minigames for the 1st one. Has also somehow played the 3rd game. Probably ships Peashooter and Sunflower. Favorite world is Modern Day.

[goqmir]

honestly dude i might go back to plants vs zombies

oh, why

so the peashooter has many forms: fire, ice electric-- shoot, even shadow. but recently theres been new mods that need to be installed. theres three, and the first one is bendy. he shoots wrenches. check it out

[ptchoo ..... swoosch]

woah thats sick... but why not ink?

dude thats actually a good idea. but check this out

[scleuup scleuup scleuup scleuup]

woah they should actually add that

right? the game would go viral. but check this out, its john pork

[bububudabadabap!]

what?

haha no im just kidding. look at this

[vwoomp]

woah... is that an enderman

its an ender pea. it shoots minecraft blocks

[ask-pvz-bfn]

What are tour top 5 pvz ships?

5. Super Brainz x Mirror

4. Rose x Corn

3. Peashooter x Sunflower

2. Slide x Scientist/Shocking Expiriment

1.Starships

[maskedraven456]

So I was playing some BFN then I stummbled upon some romance and me liked shipping

Well....

[pyreball]

Elec Peashooter with hair 👌👌

This is on my Redbubble!

[windythe767-blog]

Fanart of the electric plants from pvz2 <3

I felt like drawing today and I also felt better so this is the outcome~..

And if you ask me what my fav electric plant is, I say it is electric blueberry and electric peashooter.

[capta1nbreadbeard]

*cries* its so cute..

[superbattle117]

A plants is having a good a barbecue party electrici-tea is cooking for his friends🍖

[livingcorner]

Moon Base Z

Loading screen

For the card in Plants vs. Zombies Heroes, see Moon Base Z (PvZH).

Moon Base Z is a Herbal Assault map in Plants vs. Zombies: Garden Warfare 2. As its name implies, it is set in on the Moon. where the zombies are located. Here, the zombies are harvesting special moon crystals. The moon crystals power a giant magnet which will be used to power a solar eclipse.

You're reading: Moon Base Z

Plants must destroy the magnet before it triggers the solar eclipse while the zombies must defend it. Unlike most other maps, the gravity is low in several areas, meaning that any plant or zombie can jump higher than usual while also taking a longer time to fall to the ground.

Description

Dr. Zomboss’ latest plan involves changing the Earth’s orbit so it stays within a constant solar eclipse, thus robbing the Plants from their much-needed photosynthesis. The Plants must stop him!

Update history

Trouble in Zombopolis: Part One DLC

Starting Base defender playable bounds moved further back to avoid spawn camping

Trouble in Zombopolis: Part Two DLC

Adjusted plant and zombie spawns in Objectives 1 & 2

Re-positioned Turrets in objective 1 & 2

Trials of Gnomus DLC

Adjusted Capture Times for Objectives 1 & 2

November 2016 Patch

Objective 2

Adjusted capture time

Objective 3

Adjusted capture time

Areas

Spaceport

Lunar Motel

Miner Diner

Mines

Processing Facility

Space Thingy

​End game

At the last area, the plants and zombies will compete in a soccer-like mini-game, in which they must push the space balls that fall down into their own holes, while their opponents try to stop them. The balls will turn green if plants are controlling them, and they will turn purple if zombies are controlling them. Whichever team gets the most balls dropped at the end wins.

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​End victory

A cutscene is played at the end to determine a plant or zombie victory.

Plant victory

If the plants manage to win, green electricity will go to the giant magnet through its pipes, and it will cause the magnet to explode and get destroyed, meaning that the plants will still get sunlight on Earth.

​Zombie victory

If the zombies manage to win, purple electricity will travel through the pipes leading to the giant magnet, which will power the magnet. The magnet will then connect to the Earth and pull it into the shade of darkness as the Moon is blocking the Sun, which creates a permanent solar eclipse on Earth.

Golden Gnome Locations

This one is located in the Spaceport area of the map. Near the plant’s starting area on the right Moon wall is a button with mushrooms on it hidden behind some rocks. Shoot it to trigger it. A meteorite will then crash into the Moon, making a Golden Gnome appear where it landed.

This one is located in the Lunar Motel area of the map. When you enter the motel through the Spaceport through the three doors, immediately turn left and you will see a large trash pile. Next to the pile is another button. Shoot it to trigger it. The metal doors on top of the pile will open. Climb up the pile and collect the Golden Gnome hidden behind it.

This one is located just after the Lunar Motel. When you go back outside into moon gravity, look for a large hand machine in the distance. Go towards it and you will see a fence surrounding the perimeter, however, there is a gap in it. Fall off the cliff through the gap to land on another cliff with a Golden Gnome on it.

This one is located in the Mines area of the map. Go to the center of the map, which is a small platform going around a large drill that is above a pit. Look down off the platform until you see some green crystals. Jump off the platform and aim for the crystals to land inside a cavern. Keep going through the cavern to find another Golden Gnome.

This one is also located in the Mines area of the map. When you capture it and head for the Processing Facility, don’t go through the exit doors. Instead, look near the crystal crushers until you see a cart full of crystals. The Golden Gnome will be inside the cart.

This one is located in the Processing Facility area of the map. Near the entrance to the Space Thingy, climb on the right pipe until you see a cliff face with the Golden Gnome on it. A Peashooter, Foot Soldier or Super Brainz is recommended for this. Use the low gravity to jump off the pipe over to the cliff face.

Gallery

Loading screen in the beta

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Out of bounds

Trivia

During the Pre-Alpha stage, only one ball was needed to fall in a hole for a team to win.

There is an easter egg on this map involving a Moon Worm. If 10 players taunt on certain specific ledges near the beginning of map, a giant space worm will appear out of a crater and flop backward, scratch his back on the edge of the crater, and then retreat back into the crater

This is similar to an easter egg in Port Scallywag in the original Garden Warfare, where, if a player did a specific sequence of taunts in front of a camera on the pirate ship, it would take a picture, and then a huge shark would rise out of the water for a few seconds.

This Moon Worm appears or is mentioned in other places on Moon Base Z. There are multiple posters mentioning rewards for hunting a Moon Worm, a Chinese poster mentioning “Moon Worm sushi”, and zombie graffiti showing a sketch of the Moon Worm with the word “BEWARE”. There is also, in the Mines section of the map, a hole where the same Moon Worm will poke his head out and look around, and then retreat.

Throughout the map there are pictures depicting ham, saying “Ham shot first,” which is a reference to the phrase “Han shot first” from Star Wars.

Between the graveyards at the Lunar Hotel and the Miner Diner, there is a cemetery called the ‘Black Hole Cemetery’. One of the graves has the name ‘Zal’ on it, referencing the robot character Hal from the movie 2001: A Space Odyssey and the phrase under it says “Daisy, Daisy, give me your answer do,” a reference to both the last words that Hal says before he is shut down and the song Daisy Bell.

In the ‘Miner Diner’ area of the map there is another reference to ‘2001: A Space Odyssey.’ On one of the many poles in the area, there is a poster advertising a garage sale. One of the items on sale is named ‘2001 monolith,’ a reference to the monolith from the movie.

The name of the map may be a reference to Moonbase Alpha, an infamous simulation game created by NASA which emulated life on a moon base. The game is infamous for its text-to-speech chat option, which allowed for it to quickly rise in fame due to amusing use and abuse of this feature.

Given Alpha is technically a symbol, it is very likely it could refer to this game, but with a Z instead of an alpha.

In the Lunar Motel segment of the map, one of the trailers there is labelled “Space Truckin’ Food Court”, which could be a reference to the Deep Purple song Space Truckin’.

Source: https://livingcorner.com.au Category: Garden

source https://livingcorner.com.au/moon-base-z/

[mypvz2]