Jurassic Marsh

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Jurassic Marsh
The ninth world in Plants vs. Zombies 2
Fully released on December 15, 2015

Jurassic Marsh
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For the version in Plants vs. Zombies 2 (Chinese version), see Jurassic Marsh (Chinese version).

Jurassic Marsh is the ninth world in Plants vs. Zombies 2 which was released across the 4.2.1 and 4.3.1 updates on November 17, 2015 and December 15, 2015, its sneak-peek Piñata Parties for each part beginning on November 11, 2015 and December 9, 2015 respectively, and the soft release was released to Android on November 12, 2015 and December 10, 2015.

This world takes place during the Jurassic Era, long before the events of Frostbite Caves, where dinosaurs were still alive. Although the lawn is located in a marsh, water is not a relevant environment modifier in this world. However, water can be seen near the lawn.

All the plants obtained in this world except Perfume-shroom are "primal" versions of the Player's House plants. The premium plant released alongside Part 1 of Jurassic Marsh is Grapeshot, and the one released alongside Part 2 is Cold Snapdragon.

Dinosaurs

Main article: Dinosaur

Dinosaurs are the gimmick and environmental modifier of this world. They do not act like typical zombies, and are not classified as such, since there is no such interaction between the dinosaurs and plants (except between Perfume-shroom). They however, do interact with zombies of any type that passes by them. The dinosaurs are the Raptor, Stegosaurus, Pterodactyl, T. Rex, and Ankylosaurus.

Audio

Sound	Description
	Choose your seeds
	Wave 1 Start
	Wave 1
	Wave 2A Start
	Wave 2A
File:Jurassic Marsh Wave 2B.ogg	Wave 2B
File:JM Wave 3.ogg	Wave 3
File:JM Final wave start.ogg	Final Wave Start
	Final Wave
	Reward
File:JMBG.ogg	Ambiance sound
File:JMUB.ogg	Jurassic Marsh Ultimate battle
File:JMDMG.ogg	Jurassic Marsh Minigame
	Winning a Jurassic Marsh level
	Losing a Jurassic Marsh level
	Zombot Dinotronic Mechasaur battle Intro

Game description

The ground thunders under the awful feet of terrible lizards! Dinosaurs prowl the past, provoking prehistoric zombies into a frenzy of ancient antipathy!

Order of events

The player requires a World Key which is obtainable after beating Ancient Egypt - Day 8 which then gain access to Jurassic Marsh.

When the player beats Day 15, they obtain a small rock Penny suspects as the meteorite that destroyed the dinosaurs. The player then defeats the waves of Jurassic Gargantuars on Day 16.

On Day 32, Dr. Zomboss stated that he is irritated by the player's interference and told them to wait for the "enormous rock" he scheduled to get rid of them. Once the player defeats the Zombot Dinotronic Mechasaur, Penny detected an incoming meteor, and Crazy Dave farewell his goodbye to the dinosaurs, stating they'll be birdies in no time. Dr. Zomboss then decides that he doesn't have other choice but to enact his Project Paradox, and flees.

Levels

Difficulty

Jurassic Marsh is an extremely hard world, even though it does not contain any extremely hard levels. Instead, it contains a whopping twenty two somewhat hard-hard days, 2, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 13, 14, 15, 18, 19, 21, 22, 23, 24, 28, 31, and 32, and six very hard days, 12, 16, 25, 26, 29, 30. It is harder than the previous world, Neon Mixtape Tour, but is much easier than Big Wave Beach.

• Easiest level: Jurassic Marsh - Day 1
• Hardest level: Jurassic Marsh - Day 16 or Jurassic Marsh - Day 29

Main levels

Day	Plants	Zombies	Dinos	Flags	Notes	Prize*
1	Choice with		N/A	Two
2	Choice with			Two		Money bag
3				Two	Special Delivery level	Money bag
4	Choice			Three
5	Choice with			Two		Money bag
6	Choice			Two		Mystery Gift Box
7				One	Special Delivery level Objective: Don't let the zombies trample the flowers	Mystery Gift Box
8	Choice with			Two
9				Three	Locked and Loaded level	Money bag
10	Choice			Three		Money bag
11	Choice			Two		Money bag
12	Choice			Two	Objective: Don't lose more than 6 plants	Mystery Gift Box
13	Choice			Two		Money bag
14				Two	Locked and Loaded level	Money bag
15	Choice			Two	Save Our Seeds level	Note
16				Three	Conveyor-belt level	Mystery Gift Box
17	Choice with			Two
18	Choice			Three		Money bag
19				Two	Special Delivery level Objective: Don't let the zombies trample the flowers	Money bag
20	Choice			Two		La Brainsa Tarpits
21	Choice			Three	Locked and Loaded level	Money bag
22	Choice without sun-producing or free plants			One	Last Stand level	Money Bag
23	Choice with			Three
24	Choice			Three		Mystery Gift Box
25	Choice			Three		Money bag
26	Choice			Two	Objective: Survive without planting on Dave's mold colonies	Money bag
27	Choice without sun-producing or free plants			One	Last Stand level	Money bag
28	Choice			Two		Money bag
29				Three	Locked and Loaded level	Mystery Gift Box
30	Choice			Four		Money bag
31				One	Locked and Loaded level	Money bag
32				Zombot Dinotronic Mechasaur's health	Boss battle	Jurassic Marsh Trophy

Brain Busters

Special Delivery

Main article: Special Delivery

Special Delivery is a Brain Buster that is a conveyor-belt level with the plants given via said conveyor-belt. Being a conveyor-belt level, no sun and sun-producing plants will be given. Starting from Big Wave Beach, most of its levels are featuring new plants.

It is playable on Days 3, 7 and 19.

Save Our Seeds

Main article: Save Our Seeds

In the Save Our Seeds levels, the player has to protect the endangered plants marked by a striped tile and his or her house too. If the player lets one of them be eaten by the zombies or disappear in some way, he or she will lose. Otherwise, it is a regular level, which the player can choose the plants to protect the endangered ones.

It is playable on

• Day 15, with two endangered Primal Wall-nuts.

Locked and Loaded

Main article: Locked and Loaded

Locked and Loaded is a regular Brain Buster with the plants chosen, and the player has to use them to defeat the zombies. Starting from Dark Ages, its levels will always feature a premium plant.

It is playable on Days 9, 14, 29 and 31.

Last Stand

Main article: Last Stand

Last Stand is a Brain Buster that gives the player a huge a amount of sun and some Plant Food before starting the level. However, the player cannot choose plants that do not cost sun (except Hot Potato and Stallia), sun-producing plants and some other certain plants (However, this rarely happens). After choosing, the player will be able to plant plants with instant recharge to set up his or her defense before starting the battle.

It is playable on Days 22 and 27.

Gallery

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Walkthrough

See Jurassic Marsh/Walkthrough.

Trivia

• Jurassic Marsh is currently the farthest back in time the player goes in Plants vs. Zombies 2.
• The map after Day 16 appears to be the landscape changed by the meteor impact due to the absence of grass coupled with dead flora.
• The lawn of Jurassic Marsh contains the skeleton of a dinosaur, similar to the one on the unsodded Player's House lawn.
• A world similar to this world first appeared in Plants vs. Zombies: Timepocalypse, albeit with no name.
• The zombies' foreheads have the same Neanderthal appearance as the Frostbite Caves zombies' foreheads.
• In the Chinese version, this world has four Imp variants, being the most of all worlds. The three additional ones are the only Chinese exclusive zombies of this world.
• The art used in Jurassic Marsh bears a strong resemblance to scenery from the cartoon show The Flintstones.
• Its former name (Mesozoic Marsh) in French, is "Mésozoïque Park," which is a reference to the Jurassic Park franchise.
• The Day 15 note appears to be one of the map assets from Far Future, but being green.
  • Penny speculated that the asteroid was supposed to be 'Seattle-sized', implying her belief that the meteor was supposed to destroy the dinosaurs, but shrunk. Seattle is also a reference to that the Popcap company is in Seattle.
  • However, by Day 32, after defeating Zomboss, Penny says "I detect an incoming meteor, User Dave. I advise immediate egress from this time zone" to which Crazy Dave replies "Bye-bye, dinos! You'll be birdies in no time." implying that the K-T extinction event, contrary to Penny's earlier speculation, was not prevented after all.
• Jurassic Marsh, Lost City, Frostbite Caves, and Modern Day are the only worlds not to introduce plants from the first Plants vs. Zombies game.
• The two premium plants released during Jurassic Marsh, Grapeshot and Cold Snapdragon, are both upgrades of pre-existing plants. Specifically, Cherry Bomb and Snapdragon.
  • Coincidentally, both plants are obtained in Pirate Seas.
• Jurassic Marsh is the second world with animated lawn mowers, the first being Frostbite Caves.
• Despite the fact that humans did not exist during the time of this world, zombies—which are assumed to be "undead" humans—are of course featured in this world. This fact is referenced in Jurassic Gargantuar's Almanac entry.
• Part of the Choose Your Seeds music, respectively at the beginning has a close resemblance to the first game's main menu music. This is shared with Modern Day's version too.
• Ultimate Battle and Brainiac Maniac have the slight touch of Lost City and Frostbite Caves with remixing using the natural instruments, aborigin-styled harmonics, and Hawaiian and Arabian instruments.
• Jurassic Marsh has no exclusive Brain Buster, similar to Frostbite Caves and Neon Mixtape Tour.
• Usually, Brainiac Maniac is used on Brain Busters levels. In Jurassic Marsh, aside from Save Our Seeds, it is used on some levels with given criteria to pass (i.e. preventing zombies from trampling flowers.)
• Jurassic Marsh, Neon Mixtape Tour, and Wild West are the only worlds that do not have surprise attacks.
• The lawn appears to be higher above ground than the scenery like the house, zombie base, background marsh, but the zombies do not appear to gain ground when entering the lawn/eating the brains.
• It is the first world since Dark Ages to not introduce any female zombies.
• All of the plants obtained in this world start with the letter P. This is because the word "Primal" is added for four of them and the other is Perfume-shroom.
• All of the zombies in this world except Zombot Dinotronic Mechasaur start with the word "Jurassic".
• Jurassic Zombie and Jurassic Flag Zombie are the only zombies in this world with the word "Zombie" in their name.
• The achievements for Part 2 were accidentally leaked on Google Play Games with the official release of the Jurassic Marsh Part 1 update. Those leaked the designs of the Primal Potato Mine and T. Rex.
• One of the Part 2 advertisements shows the Ankylosaurus and texts that says; "Objects in game may be larger than they appear!" which is a reference from the Jurassic Park franchise.
• It is the only world to have one of its icons not be themed with the world. The part 2 icon was for the Feastivus event.
• The winning music for Jurassic Marsh sounds similar to Wild West's winning music.
• Jurassic Marsh, Ancient Egypt, Dark Ages, and Modern Day are the only worlds to introduce sun-producing plants.
  • Lost City is debatable, as Gold Leaf produces sun, but not on its own.
  • Of these aforementioned worlds, only Ancient Egypt and Jurassic Marsh introduce variations of Sunflower.
• The Part 2 preview shows a pterodactyl carrying a Jurassic Imp. This does not happen in-game as pterodactyls can only carry Jurassic Zombies, its variants and Jurassic Bullies.
• Before the 5.3.1 version, it used to be the tenth world on the world map order.
• In the Android version of the game, the Wave 2B music is missing from the game entirely. This also includes the start of the Final Wave for Modern Day, Lost City, and Jurassic Marsh.