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- For the version in the Chinese main series games, see Carrotillery.
Carrotillery is a premium uncommon plant card in Plants vs. Zombies Heroes and a member of the Smarty class. He costs 4 to play and has 5/2. He has the Team-Up trait and does not have any abilities.
Origins
He is based on the plant in the Chinese version of Plants vs. Zombies 2.
His name is a portmanteau of "carrot," the real-life plant he is based on, and "artillery," referring to his missiles.
His description references the fact that carrots have high quantities of vitamin A and β-carotene.
Statistics
- Class: Smarty
- Tribe: Root Plant
- Trait: Team-Up
- Abilities: None
- Set - Rarity: Premium - Uncommon
Card description
His artillery is a rich source of vitamin A and beta-carotene - a fact the Zombies do not seem to appreciate.
Update history
Update 1.2.11
- Set - Rarity change: Premium - Rare → Basic - Common
- Replaced by Winter Squash in the Rose Ally Pack.
Update 1.14.13
- Set - Rarity change: Basic - Common → Premium - Uncommon
Strategies
With
Carrotillery is an incredibly powerful plant that packs a powerful punch to the zombies or your opponent. He acts like a Shellery with higher stats, so use it as you would use Shellery. However, his health is still rather low and as such, he is still very vulnerable to many tricks. This flaw can be fixed by playing cards like Grow-Shroom to increase his health or to make use of his Team-Up trait and play Carrotillery behind another plant. Naturally, it is best to use this plant against high-health zombies like Smashing Gargantuar, Cat Lady, Newspaper Zombie, Overstuffed Zombie, Zombie King, and Jester. You can also use Brainana to prevent Carrotillery from being easily destroyed from tricks.
Because he is a root plant, he can synergize with Starch-Lord. However, this combo is only allowed by Citron and Beta-Carrotina. Speaking of Guardian and Smarty, Red Stinger, when placed behind a plant, has better stats at the same cost, and can also serve another function, and if you team them up you can tally up to 12 damage to the zombie hero, but it is too expensive.
Against
Although he is a very powerful plant, many zombies can destroy him in one attack due to his low health, making him easier to deal with when placed alone. However, his Team-Up trait means that your opponent usually is most likely going to play him behind a tougher plant. Therefore, playing a damaging/destroying trick such as Rocket Science, Cut Down to Size, or Bungee Plumber is a good idea, as they can bypass the plant in front of Carrotillery. You can also play Beam Me Up to easily destroy Carrotillery if he is not protected. Hot Dog Imp is also a cheap and effective choice due to his Strikethrough trait, hitting Carrotillery and destroying him, even if he is behind another plant. However, do remember that Space Cadet and Hot Dog Imp will be destroyed unless their health is over 6 or they are shielded.
Gallery
Plants vs. Zombies Wiki has a gallery for Carrotillery.
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In other languages
Please note that only official translations are used.
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Description
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English
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Carrotillery
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Simplified Chinese
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大炮萝卜
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lit. "Cannon Carrot"
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Traditional Chinese
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蘿蔔頭
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lit. “Carrot Head”. Chinese discrimination slur meaning “jap”.
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German
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Karottillerie
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Brazilian Portuguese
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Cenourarmada
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Spanish
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Zanahortillería
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Trivia
- If one notices carefully, he has only two carrot missiles and two wheels. His Plants vs. Zombies 2 (Chinese) counterpart, however, has four carrot missiles and four wheels. His pods also appear to be made of leaves.
- However, in Rustbolt's comic strip, he looks exactly like his original counterpart. His carrot launchers also look like his costume.
- On the advertisement for the Rose Ally Pack, he only has one carrot missile instead of two.
- He is one of the only plant cards in the game along with Small Nut, Hot Date, Button Mushroom, Cattail & Bellflower to have one of 3 possible sounds play when spawned. Out of these, he is the only Uncommon card.