Gives 110% on the field. Has no idea what a football is.
Update history[]
Update 1.2.11[]
Name change: Football Zombie → All-Star Zombie
Update 1.16.10[]
▲ Health change: 5 → 6
Strategies[]
With[]
All-Star Zombie can be quite a menace to your opponent both defensively and offensively, as his Armored 1 trait allows him to withstand attacks more efficiently, while his Frenzy trait allows him to plow through weak plants and do damage to your opponent.
Since he is in the sports tribe, Team Mascot can increase his stats to make him survive longer and hit harder, while Zombie Coach can make him unable to be hurt for a turn. Ancient Vimpire can boost him every time he destroys a plant, although this combo is limited to The Smash. However, All-Star Zombie is still a great threat on his own, so he shouldn't have much of a problem fitting into many decks.
Against[]
All-Star Zombie is a dangerous zombie, but there are a few ways to counter him. The easiest way is to play tricks. Stat-reducing tricks such as Water Balloons, Weed Whack, and Scorched Earth make him easier to deal with, while instant-kill tricks like Lawnmower, Squash, Shamrocket, and Doom-Shroom are more expensive, but can completely get rid of him. Otherwise, very few plants can reliably destroy him due to his immense bulk.
Gallery[]
Plants vs. Zombies Wiki has a gallery for All-Star.
In the old title screen, All-Star Zombie's helmet has the badge symbol that represents zombie heroes, but his helmet depicts a different-looking skull in-game.
Also, on the title screen, All-Star Zombie's shirt seems to be missing the skull he has in-game.
In the Plants vs. Zombies Heroes launch trailer, he had his Football Cannon from the Plants vs Zombies: Garden Warfare series, though he does not have it in-game.
He and Line-dancing-zombie are the only zombies to have their name changed in pvzh