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Peashooter's description in Plants vs. Zombies Heroes

For other uses, see Peashooter (disambiguation).
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Peashooter is a main recurring character and one of the most well-known ones within the Plants vs. Zombies franchise. Peashooter serves as the player's first line of defense against the zombies and is often the first plant the player unlocks or plays as.

Peashooter's personality and character throughout the franchise has rarely been elaborated on, with the most stated on him is his high determination and perseverance in fighting zombies. His lack of characterization is likely intentional to reflect on his role as the basic unit of defense in most games.

As of Plants vs. Zombies 3, Peashooter has appeared in every game in the Plants vs. Zombies franchise.

Origins[]

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Like most other pea-shooting plants, He is based on the pea plant (Pisum sativum).

The term peashooter is normally used to refer to a toy version of a blowgun, or as a slang for small or low-caliber firearms, referring to how weak he is in the Plants vs. Zombies games (except for the Plants vs. Zombies: Garden Warfare series).

The name also refers to the fact that Peashooter literally shoots peas.

History[]

Plants vs. Zombies[]

Main article: Peashooter (PvZ)
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In the original Plants vs. Zombies game, as well as all Chinese spin-off games based on it, Peashooter is the first plant obtained upon starting the game. He attacks zombies by firing peas down his lane.

He is the only regular, long-ranged offensive plant available up until Snow Pea is unlocked after beating Level 1-6. He is the first Peashooting plant introduced, followed by plants such as Snow Pea and Repeater.

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Peashooter also has a ZomBotany counterpart with Peashooter Zombie. He fires peas at plants while advancing towards the lawn eating plants. Peashooter Zombie only appears in both Zombotany minigames.

Plants vs. Zombies Adventures (Archived content)[]

Main article: Peashooter (PvZA)
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Peashooter made a reappearance in PopCap's ill-fated Facebook game Plants vs. Zombies Adventures, where he retained his role as the player's first form of offense the player receives.

Due to the 3-dimensional style of the tower defense featured in Plants vs. Zombies Adventures, Peashooter no longer attacks in a straight line down a row, instead he is able to attack zombies one-by-one in a 5x5 area around himself.

He has two VIP variants based on him, the Sweet Pea and the Beeshooter, the former of which deals more damage, and the latter of which has a larger attack range.

Plants vs. Zombies 2[]

Main article: Peashooter (PvZ2)
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In Plants vs. Zombies 2, Peashooter is once again the first plant available in the player's seed arsenal, obtained before starting the first tutorial level.

He is the only regular offensive plant that is available until Cabbage-pult is unlocked after beating Player's House - Day 4.

He is a member of the Appease-mint family, dealing 150 more damage when they are on the field and his Plant Food effect has him wear a helmet similar to Gatling Pea and fire a burst of 60 peas.

Garden Warfare series[]

Main article: Peashooter (PvZ: GW)
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Peashooter lays a prominent role in the Garden Warfare series of shooter games, where he acts as a front line assault, or a hit and run attacker, dealing heavy splash damage with his primary weapon the Pea Cannon.

Peashooter also has an explosive Chili Bean Bomb to deal large damage in an area, Hyper which allows him to run at high speeds and jump large heights, and the Pea Gatling in which Peashooter can root himself to the ground and fire a barrage of rapid fire peas, which is mostly likely a reference to Gatling Pea.

As with the other playable classes in the Garden Warfare series, he has numerous Character variants based on him, each having their own traits that differentiate them from the standard base character.

Plants vs. Zombies: All Stars (China only) (Archived content)[]

Main article: Pea line
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Peashooter appeared in the Chinese-exclusive turn-based game Plants vs. Zombies: All Stars, where he was the first plant in the Pea line. He evolved into Repeater and then into Gatling Pea. He attacked by firing one pea at an enemy per turn.

His active ability was Pea Barrage, which dealt a lot of damage to the closest enemy in his lane.

His soulmates were members of the Nut line for a damage boost, the Bomb line for a critical chance increase, and the Charm and Pepper lines for a damage boost.

Peashooter and the Pea line as a whole also served as the flagship plant line for Brave type plants and is the first line the player unlocks in the game.

Plants vs. Zombies Heroes[]

Main article: Peashooter (PvZH)
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Peashooter also appears in the turn-based mobile card game Plants vs. Zombies Heroes, where he appears as the basic 1StrengthPvZH/1HeartPvZH representative for the PvZH Mega-Grow IconMega-Grow class, more specifically representing the Pea tribe.

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There is also a Plant hero based on Peashooter named Green Shadow, who leads the PvZH Mega-Grow IconMega-Grow and PvZH Smarty IconSmarty classes. She specializes in making strong and tactical plays.

Plants vs. Zombies: Battle for Neighborville[]

Main article: Peashooter (PvZ: BfN)
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Peashooter once again appears in the third-person shooter game Plants vs. Zombies: Battle for Neighborville. He is an PvZ BfN Attack Class Icon Attack class who specializes in combat versatility and explosive damage, via either his high splash damage primary weapon or his Chili Bean Bomb ability.

His Pea Gatling ability has also received a buff where its cooldown is dependent on how much of it is used, with little usage resulting in a shorter cooldown. His Hyper ability has also been replaced with an ability named Pea Suped which is functionally identical to Hyper with the added benefit of increasing Peashooter's rate of fire and allowing him to hover in the air by zooming in with his primary.

Unlike in the Garden Warfare series, Peashooter no longer has any Character variants but instead has a large number of character upgrades, some of which grant abilities and perks to Peashooter's primary weapon and abilities.

Plants vs. Zombies 3 (Currently unavailable)[]

Main article: Peashooter (PvZ3)
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Peashooter appeared in Plants vs. Zombies 3, where he reprised his role as a straight-shooting plant that is unlocked in the first level of the game. He also acted as the flagship plant for Shooter type plants.

Due to the different sun system, Peashooter costed 3 sun rather than 100, but otherwise behaved the exact same way he does in Plants vs. Zombies 2, being featured in every level except 15 and 17.

Talkweb mini-games (China only)[]

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In Plants vs. Zombies 2: Guardian, it serves as an upgrade of Sunflower, which shoots peas towards zombies instead of shooting sun.

In Plants vs. Zombies 2: Summon, it's the first attacking plant unlocked by the player, which has 10% chance of slowing a zombie by 1 second. Twopeater, its upgrade in the mentioned game, has 10% chance of dealing double damage.

Peashooter also appears in Plants vs. Zombies 2: Revenge as the first shooter being unlocked. In this game, an upgraded Peashooter has the look of a Twopeater, but is still a Peashooter according to Crazy Dave and the upgrade menu.

In Plants vs. Zombies 2: Garden, Peashooter is both the first plant to be unlocked and the first plant in the Single-target line. It can be upgraded into Twopeater.

In Plants vs. Zombies 2: League, Peashooter is the first attacking plant unlocked by player. It has 100 points in health, 6 in attack and 250 in range.

Gallery[]

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In other languages[]

Please note that only official translations are used.

Language Name Description
United States of America English Peashooter
China Simplified Chinese 豌豆射手
Taiwan Traditional Chinese 豌豆射手
France French Pisto-pois
Germany German Erbsenkanone
Italy Italian Sparasemi
Japan Japanese ピーシューター
South Korea Korean 완두콩 슈터
Brazil Brazilian Portuguese Disparervilha
Russia Russian Горохострел
Spain Spanish Lanzaguisantes "Pea-launcher"


Trivia[]

  • He, along with Sunflower, Wall-nut, and Potato Mine are shown as the mascots of the series, appearing in all Plants vs Zombies games, as well as in various promotional materials and merchandise.
  • Many depictions of the Peashooter erroneously portray it having the back leaves of a Repeater, such as on the machine in Slot Machine and many other promotions for the game.
  • He resembles Bellsprout from the Pokémon series, and Deku Scrubs from The Legend Of Zelda Series.
  • He and Threepeater are the only plants that are plant pieces in Plants vs. Zombies Risk.
  • Peashooter makes a cameo in Bejeweled Blitz leaderboard.
  • A statue of a Peashooter appears as a cameo in a Battlefield 4 map named Dawnbreaker. It is thought that this is a response to the Garden Warfare trailer, which paid homages to various trailers from FPS games, mainly Battlefield 3 and Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3.
  • Peashooter made a cameo appearance in The Superior Foes of Spider-Man when Janice Lincoln (Beetle) was playing Plants vs. Zombies on her phone during a meeting of the Sinister Six.
  • With special versions of the DS game, a Peashooter Stylus was included.
  • An unreleased Peashooter (in his Battle for Neighborville design) weapon charm was discovered in the files for Apex Legends, a free-to-play battle royale game published by EA.
  • The Peashooter's scientific name can be seen on a seed packet in Battle for Neighborville, and it is Legumus bigsplatus.

See also[]

V · E
Recurring characters
Plants
Plants vs.
Zombies
Peashooter · Sunflower · Cherry Bomb · Wall-nut · Potato Mine · Snow Pea · Chomper · Repeater · Puff-shroom · Sun-shroom · Fume-shroom · Grave Buster · Hypno-shroom · Scaredy-shroom · Ice-shroom · Doom-shroom · Lily Pad · Squash · Threepeater · Tangle Kelp · Jalapeno · Spikeweed · Torchwood · Tall-nut · Sea-shroom · Plantern · Cactus · Blover · Split Pea · Starfruit · Pumpkin · Magnet-shroom · Cabbage-pult · Flower Pot · Kernel-pult · Coffee Bean · Garlic · Marigold · Melon-pult · Gatling Pea · Twin Sunflower · Gloom-shroom · Cattail · Winter Melon · Spikerock · Cob Cannon · Imitater
Plants vs.
Zombies
Adventures
Fire Peashooter · Bamboo Shoot · Chilly Pepper · Power Flower
Plants vs.
Zombies 2
Bloomerang · Bonk Choy · Snapdragon · Coconut Cannon · Chili Bean · Lightning Reed · Laser Bean · Citron · E.M.Peach · Magnifying Grass · Red Stinger · Sweet Potato · Witch Hazel
Plants vs.
Zombies 2

(Chinese
version)
Carrotillery · Dandelion · Tactical Cuke
Plants vs.
Zombies
Online
Venus Flytrap · Endurian
Plants vs.
Zombies:
Garden
Warfare 2
Rose · Kernel Corn
Plants vs.
Zombies
Heroes
Night Cap
Zombies
Plants vs.
Zombies
Browncoat Zombie · Flag Zombie · Conehead Zombie · Buckethead Zombie · Newspaper Zombie · Screen Door Zombie · All-Star · Disco Zombie · Backup Dancer · Ducky Tube Zombie · Snorkel Zombie · Balloon Zombie · Digger Zombie · Zombie Yeti · Gargantuar · Imp · Dr. Zomboss
Plants vs.
Zombies:
Great Wall
Edition
Talisman Zombie
Plants vs.
Zombies
Adventures
MC Zom-B
Plants vs.
Zombies 2
Zombie Chicken · Zombot Sharktronic Sub
Plants vs.
Zombies:
Garden
Warfare
Foot Soldier · Engineer · Scientist
Plants vs.
Zombies:
Garden
Warfare 2
Z-Mech · Super Brainz · Captain Deadbeard
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