Chomper is a major recurring character within the Plants vs. Zombies franchise. Chomper is a Venus flytrap-like plant that is able to eat zombies, which in most cases is able to instantly defeat them.
In the Plants vs. Zombies: Garden Warfare series of shooter games, Chomper serves as the melee class of the plant team, dealing heavy damage to zombies by biting them at close range. Due to the nature of Chomper's attack, he neither has an ammo clip, nor does he need to reload.
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Chomper reappears in the third-person shooter game Plants vs. Zombies: Battle for Neighborville as an Attack class for the plant team. Chomper retains the melee class role for the plants, and can attack zombies by biting them at close range like in the Garden Warfare games.
Chomper's latest appearance is in the sequel game Plants vs. Zombies 3 as an Epic rarity Melee plant, where she costs 5 sun and retains her previous tower defense game appearances' ability of eating zombies whole, and biting any zombie unable to be swallowed.
Outsmart the Fire ChildGamePlants vs. Zombies: Journey to the WestNumber of levels8 (5 normal, 3 bonus)New plantsNoneNew zombiesTo unlockAfter beating Subdue the Yellow-Browed Monster Outsmart the Fire Child (智取火孩儿; pinyin: Zhì qǔ huǒ hái'ér in PvZ: JttW, 智取红孩儿; pinyin: Zhì qǔ hóng hái'ér in PvZ: GWE) was an area in Plants vs. Zombies: Journey to the West and later in Plants vs. Zombies: Great Wall Edition, and is the fourth world exclusive to the former's Adventure Mode.
This area was similar to Day, but required Flower Pots to be planted on, and the last four tiles of the center row were unplantable by any means. No zombies could appear on the third lane except for Balloon Zombie and Flying Imp.
Dr. Zomboss and his zombie bosses have conquered every block in your town apart from your street! It is time for some classic tower defense battles! Fight until you reach the formidable floors of Devour Tower and fight challenging zombies. Win them, rescue the plants they captured, and restore the blocks and buildings of your town.
Collect some freshly picked plants, protect your town from the attack of zombies, and win all puzzles that the tricky boss throws at you. You can connect with other players as well and show them your awesome lawn-inspiring skills.
Zombies have risen from the dead, and for some reason keep invading your home, not even bothering with your neighbors. To defend yourself, you must plant a variety of zombie-fighting vegetation. As crazy as it sounds, it's actually a pretty solid game.
The latter set only occurs on Dr. Zomboss's Revenge or the final level. Spawn is the amount of time in seconds (SS:MS) the spawn zombie action is triggered; it can be set from 221 to 0. Stomp is the time before stomping on a nearby plant if possible, defaulting to 60:00 at the beginning. Bungee is the time it takes before using Bungee Zombies to steal plants, defaulting to around 40:00; oddly enough, this also affects throwing an RV. Head is the time it takes before Dr. Zomboss is open to attacks. Health is the health of the boss; the max is 60000, and it is defeated at 1.
In the I, Zombie game mode, there exists two unused zombies which cannot be placed down in-game: the Zomboni and Pogo Zombie. Despite this, they have their own seed packet graphics, and via hacking, can be reimplemented in the game and are fully functional. Strangely, the Pogo Zombie will completely ignore the brain at the end of a lane, jumping right over it. Additionally, when 'planting' a Zomboni, it's front end will appear cut-off.
Another zombie in this game takes the Engineer's name from Plants vs. Zombies Heroes is the Zombot Drone Enginner, a female version of him that summons Zombot Drones to assist her fighting the plants. 2ff7e9595c
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