Rock Pea

Rock Pea is the Rare armored variant of the Peashooter in Plants vs. Zombies: Garden Warfare 2. He was first revealed on the Twitter page on December 3, 2015. His trailer showcases the Boney Island map, as well as confirming the Peashooter's three original abilities to be returning. He was the only unlockable Peashooter variant in the beta.

Descriptions

Stickerbook description

"The Rock Pea's gruff and tough exterior may make him look like a tough guy, but really, he just wants a hug."

In-game description

Rock Pea's added bulk results in added health, and slightly reduced movement speed.

AI Health

Easy: 90
Normal: 120
Hard: 150
CRAAAAZY: 180

Primary weapon

The Rock Pea's primary weapon is the Rock Shot, which has 8 ammo. It deals 22.2 - 32.2 impact damage, and with the Damage Upgrade, it deals 23.2 - 34.2 impact damage depending on the distance. It also deals slightly higher splash damage than default Peashooter (12 compared to Stock's 10), but fires 10% slower and they'll divert if you move horizontally or jump with Hyper.

Abilities

Left abilities
Chili Bean Bomb	The Zombies often confuse the Chili Bean with Brainz, racing to eat it. It has a short fuse and deals massive damage to all nearby Zombies.
Sombrero Bean Bomb	Nothing says "hot" like a Chili Bean wearing a sombrero! The fuse is quite long, but the damage is mighty impressive. Timing is the key with this fun friend.
Dark Bean Bomb	These Dark Bean Bombs come in pairs. Perfect when you toss out a Bean, and then immediately need to toss out another!
Center abilities
Pea Gatling	The Peashooter can dig into the ground and root himself in place, turning himself into a Pea Gatling. He can deal more damage, but is vulnerable to attack.
Retro Gatling	Retro Pea Gatling uses the ancient Peashooter techniques of manually cranking out peas. Although it has a slower rate of fire, the peas are ancient and far more damaging.
Bling Gatling	Bling Gatling Pea spits out sparkly bling peas, and he looks great doing it!
Right abilities
Hyper	When a Peashooter uses his Hyper ability, he will not only run incredibly fast, but can also jump extremely high.
Super Pea Jump	The Super Pea Jump allows the Peashooter to get atop places he was unable to reach before, but at the tradeoff of speed.

Upgrades

	Health Regeneration Delay Upgrade
	This upgrade decreases the delay before health regeneration begins!

	Zoom Upgrade
	This upgrade increases the zoom distance of your primary weapon!

	Health Regeneration Upgrade
	This upgrade increases how quickly your health regenerates!

	Speed Upgrade
	This upgrade allows you to move faster!

	Reload Upgrade
	This upgrade decreases your reload time!

	Ammo Upgrade
	This upgrade increases the number of times you can fire before reloading!

	Damage Upgrade
	This upgrade increases your primary weapon damage!

	Health Upgrade
	This upgrade increases your maximum health!

Strategies

Rock Pea is a bad character, as he trades damage, movement, ammo, rate of fire, and has projectile diversion, for health, which is not a useful Peashooter benefit. However, he can be treated as default Peashooter, as he's quite similar to him. The best advice is to try not to Pogo Pea with him, as the projectile diversion can make it difficult.

Balancing changes

Trouble in Zombopolis: Part Two DLC

▼ The splash damage was reduced from 15 to 12.

Gallery

HD Rock Pea
Rock Pea icon
First sticker
Second sticker
Third sticker
Fourth sticker
Fifth sticker
Rock Pea Hero Showcase Sticker Pack
Party icon
Rock Pea in the customization booth
Rock Pea unlocked
Rock Pea in action
Attacking in Plants vs. Zombies Garden Warfare: 3Z Arena, note he is t-posing (animated)
Concept art with Stuffy Flower

In other languages

Please note that only official translations are used.

Language	Name	Description
English	Rock Pea
Traditional Chinese	岩石豌豆	"Rock Pea"
French	Litho-pois
German	Rock-Erbse
Italian	Sparasemi rocciosa
Japanese	ロックピー
Polish	Kamienny Groszek
Brazilian Portuguese	Ervilha de Pedra
Spanish	Guisante pétreo

Trivia

His ammo capacity is the same as that of the Berry Shooter.
- In addition to that, his primary weapon behaves similarly to how the Berry Shooter's primary weapon (the Berry Blast) would.
His trailer shows him using two gestures.
- The first has him dancing in a fashion similar to the "Sprinkler" move, ending with a move that resembles the form of a surfer while surfing. It is the new "Break it Down" gesture. However, the audio used is from the first game's gesture "Happy Dance."
- The second is the "Aloha" gesture from the first game.
His peas could sometimes knock zombies back, similar to Primal Peashooter. However, it has been confirmed in the Trouble in Zombopolis: Part One DLC patch notes that this was a glitch.
He bears a resemblance to Ben Grimm, known as The Thing, from Fantastic Four.