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@mryokai902.bsky.social Oct 1, 2026, 9:10 PM

I've finished a lot of art pieces but I haven't really found the time to write up about their personalities or so. For now, I want to make predictions for the new Tundraweed and merges.
#pvz #pvzfusion #pvzf

** Spruce Snowroller **
Most Spruce Sharpshooter merges focus on the Sharpshooting bit, so Spruce Snowroller focuses on shooting them out.
* Shoots Spruceweeds that act similarly to Tundraweeds, but aren’t quite as durable and require back-up to maximize damage. Use supportive plants to support the Spruceweeds!
** Spruceweeds can only move forward. Up to three may be shot by a single Spruce Sharpshooter, while up to fifteen can be at the lawn at any time before any more are generated.

** Rumbleweed **
One thing I often want to try is to avoid making a combination too obvious at times. With Rumbleweed, what is going to separate it from something like Bladegrass, besides the fact it doesn’t destroy green signals? Shield generation? Perhaps, but Tundraweed's quite bulky for its cost.
* Upon planting, or after rolling at least 2.5 tiles, Rumbleweed will perform a dash attack that hits up to three zombies for heavy damage. The final zombie hit will be damaged rapidly until they are either defeated or move out of its way, at that point Rumbleweed rolls past them after a short rest.
* Rumbleweed’s basic attack now has similar properties to Saw-me-Not (deals rapid damage per second), though its DPS remains the same.
* While attacking, Rumbleweed takes 20% less damage than normal. Hard to actually observe, since that’s usually when zombies are attacking.

** Tumblock **
This one is a bit of a creative rut, since Bamblock is always about transferring damage through contact. Just making its Tundraweed merge just transfer damage seems like the same thing as just making Jalapeño, save for the fact that maybe it can deal with 1,800+ targets for the cheap price of 75 Sun. But I feel like that’d be too unbalanced even for its recharge. So right now, Tumblock only has pseudo-damage transferral in the form of losing health as it deals damage. Health loss scales for damage dealt.
* Unlike other Tundraweeds, Tumblock is a large plant, meaning it can block enemy fire.
* Higher health, but consumes health as it deals damage. Unlike most other Bamblock merges, Tumblock does not inflict it all simultaneously.

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