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Plants vs. Zombies 2 (formerly referred to as Plants vs. Zombies 2: It's About Time, abbreviated as PvZ2) is a tower defense game released by PopCap Games. This game is a sequel to the award-winning game Plants vs. Zombies. It was released for PC and Mac on Thursday, August 15, 2013 and on mobile devices on Wednesday, October 23, 2013. This time, the player battles new zombies in a time travel adventure.

In this alternative timeline PvZ 2 is a pay game like PvZ 1 and there are some extra diferences.

See articafts and pendants, balance/reworks and area overviews.

Diferences between this and the original

The main diference is that the game needs to be purchased instead of being free.
- The premium and gemium plants now can be unlocked in Adventure Mode or in the shop for in-game money.
- Gems and mints are missing, coins and seed packets are the only currency now.
- BTD6 has microtransactions so why not.
Chinese version in this timeline don't exists and most of the exclusive content is in this version.
- The worlds got renamed to get "better names", Qin Shi Huang Mausoleum and East Sea Dragon Palace were renamed and remodeled to Age of Metals (because KW exists) and Submerged Atlantis (because ESDP was based in a novel)
Seed Packets are now a global coin, they can be purchased with coins and they are used to level-up plants.
The old maps and the star sistem weren't deleted, they just got reworked.
- In the Adventure Mode beating a level opens the continuing paths.
- Stars now works like in Penny's Pursuit, some stars aren't necesary to beat the level.
- World Keys are obtained in Gargantuar levels and they inmediately unlock the next world
There isn't a world map, instead there is only a world changing tab and portalsa like in the first versions.
- Only the 3DS version haves is a world map, this was made to show a world preview tab and use the 3D efects of this console.
The game has been ported to consoles like the original PvZ, PvZ 2 was ported to PlayStation 4, PlayStation Vita, Xbox One, WiiU and Nintendo 3DS.
- The Nintendo 3DS and the WiiU versions were discontinued because Nintendo refused to fuse the eShop with Origin and EA started a campaign against Nintendo.
The game has a Dynamic Difficulty like in Arena: the game now can evaluate the player's skill level and reduce/increase the ammount of zombies.
- There are two values: the "normal skill" and the "level skill", the level skill only works in a level and you modify it if the level gets hard/easy for you, the level skill starts depeding of the normal skill. The normal skill can be changed if you get many times a low/high level skill or if you upgrade your plants.
Many plants have been nerfed/buffed.
Now Almanac, Zen Garden and Shop open a tab like Travel Log instead of covering all the screen.
There are some new worlds:
- Chinese worlds are included here.
- The Zombosseum and Backyard Big Top were worlds in this version.
- Primitive Tribe and Viking World came to this version.
- There are two new worlds: The Plantheon (Greek Empire) and Space Race.
Thymed Events and Penny's Pursuit now work without Fuel.
Updates now are more interesting, they feature new modes, zombies and balance changes.
There are more versions of this game:
- The PC version for Windows and macOS, this is the original.
- The phone version for Android and iOS, is like the original but haves adapted controls for mobile devices.
- The console version for PlayStation 4, PlayStation Vita, Xbox One and his succesors; plus of Nintendo Swtich.
  - The WiiU version is a "sub-version" who was descontinuated because EA tried to fuse eShop with Origin.
- The 3DS version who was also discontinued by the mentioned reason.
The Official PvZ is more active in this timeline, making more videos like:
- Dev Diary: They talk about the PvZ 2 Updates.
- Animations: Featuring the new plants and zombies, also the events and Thymed Events
- What's New in the Community: A new series of videos talking about the best gameplay moments.
- Most of those series also features the Heroes, All Stars, Garden Warfare 2 and Battle for Neighborville games.

Areas

Some "areas" are not really worlds but they are included in the area select world, so they are considerated areas.

Area	Levels	Difficulty
Comunity Levels	Fan-Made levels
Main Menu	N/A
Thymed Events	25
Primitive Tribe	45
Ancient Egypt	45
Pirate Seas	45
Wild West	45
Age of Metals	45
Kung-Fu Dojo	45
Frostbite Caves	45
Viking Land	45
Lost City	45
Far Future	45
Sky Fortress	45
Dark Ages	45
Submerged Atlantis	45
Neon Mixtape Tour	45
Backyard Big Top	45
The Zombosseum	45
The Plantheon	45
Jurassic Marsh	45
Steam Age	45
Renaissance Temple	45
Feudal Village	45
Fairytale Forest	45
Lunar Race	45
Big Wave Beach	45
Modern Day	45
Mini-games	TBA
Penny's Pursuit	5	Three Dificulties
Card Clash	IDK	TBA
Arena	1	Multiplayer

Plus of the areas there are many buttons in the main menu, the exit button. the settings button, the Almanac, the Travel Log and the Shop.

In this game the shop serves to buy plants (for in-game money), costumes, Zen Garden stuff and Seed Packets.

Game-modes

Main Menu

Is the starting screen, here the player can see his Zen Garden, the News, the Achievements and the Dairy Challenge.

Zen Garden

Zen Garden now works like in PvZ 1 instead of like in PvZ 2 and pets can be selected to colect coins, the default one is Bernie the Bee but there are others.

Dairy Challenges

Works like Pinata Parties with dairy rewards and special rewards every five levels.

Adventure Mode

Adventure Mode is the first mode here, in this mode the player travels arround time to find Dave's Taco.

All the worlds have:

35 levels and 10 expansion levels.
One or two exclusive Brain Busters
At least seven new zombies
A Zomboss battle.
Ten expansion levels with a Brickhead, a veteran Flag and a veteran version of another zombie.
Seven rewards (they can be Plants or Upgrades)
A Gargantuar level who unlocks the next world (excepting Modern Day).
Mini-game, Ultimate Battle and four Wave musics (excepting Neon Mixtape Tour)
An Endless Zone.

In every Adventure Mode world (excepting Thymed Events and Vasebreaker) there are two buttons: a button to open the Endless Zone (after unlocked) and a button to change between normal mode and easy mode.

Brain Busters

The Brain Busters are mini-game like special levels in this game, Brain Busters levels are different from normal ones.

There are:

Thymed Events

Thymed Events are limited-time worlds, they have only 15 levels and they don't have expansions, Gargantuar levels, Zomboss battles or Endless Zones because they are planned to be only for a limited time. Also they can unlock the event-related plants or XP for them if they are unlocked.

Name	List of Events	Month	Gimmicks
Lunar Zoo Year	Year of Tigerstool - Year of the Bun Chi - Year of the Dragon Bruit	January	Snowballs (day) and Sky Lanterns (night).
Valenbrainz	Valenbrainz - Valenbrainz: King of Hearts - Valenbrainz: LOVE SHOT - Big Beach Brawl	February
Luck O' the Zombie	Luck O' the Zombie - Luck O' the Zombie: Shamrock Legends - Luck O' the Zombie: The Gold Pot	March
The Springening	The Springering - The Springering: Flower Mania - The Springering: Hippitiy Hop - Frozen Lands Hunting	April
Birthdayz	Birthdayz - Happy Birthdayz! - Desert Empire Invation	May
Children's Dreamland	Children's Dream- Biscuit Battlefield - Subway Surfers - Funky Music Battle	June
Summer Nights	Summer Nights - Summer Nights: King of the Grill - High Seas Clash	July
Lawnbowl	Lawnbowl I - Lawnbowl II - Lawnbowl III	August
Harvest Festival	Harvest Festival - Harvest Festival: Harvest Sun - High Noon Showdown	September
Lawn of Doom	Lawn of Doom - Lawn of Doom: Haunting Undeads - Lawn of Doom: Dark Moon	October	Scarecrows, night level
Fall Food Fight	Fall Food Fight - Fall Food Fight Bonanza - Cyberpunk Nation Rising	November
Feastivus	Feastivus - Gatling Pea's Winter Adventure - Scaredy-shroom's Chirstmas Adventure - Paradoxical Temporal Paradox	December

This gamemode requires internet connection to be played.

Mini-games

Mini-games is an special word, but instead of normal levels there are Brain Buster-like levels that are not in the main worlds.

There are endless version of some mini-games, like in Adventure there are buttons to enter to them.

Mini-games include:

Comunity Levels

This gamemode is in wich the player can make his own levels and upload them to the database, the player can change the name, the zombies, the pre-placed or pre-selected plants, the starting sun, banned plants and many other features.

The menu haves five options: Create Level and Your Levels, Saved Levels (the player can save levels to play them later), Popular Levels, Recently Played Levels and Search Levels.

Players can report levels if they have suggestive titles or other things.

Penny's Pursuit

In this game-mode there are many special levels with special aestetics and five levels. Every level haves three dificulties: Easy, Medium and Hard. Beating those levels gives the player ZPS (more depending of the dificulty). After obtaining 100% of ZPS the player can fight against Dr. Zomboss, again in three dificulties, beating Dr. Zomboss gives the player different rewards depending of the event.

In this mode the player can upgrade Penny's Perks, the player only can use one for free and the other slots need money to be used, the player can unlock perk slots.

In this timeline Penny's Pursuit haves some of the Memory Lane features and levels.

This gamemode requires internet conection to be played.

Arena

In this gamemode Arena was remplaced with a gamemode similar to the Two-Player Mode from China, here the player can battle agains other players in a 3x9 lawn and send zombies to the enemy at same time, the other parts are similar to the actual Arena with a similar (but fixed) rewards system and the possibility to get a Mint after some victories in this gamemode.

This gamemode requires internet conection to be played.

Plants

There are some news plants:

Magic Flower: Works like the scrapped Sprout.
Pitcher Plant: When a zombie dies near of him, he can eat it. And then give plants chance to get critical hits.
Drassil: Works like Gravitree from PvZ 3.
Sky Pea: Floats and after defeating a zombie shoots a knockback pea.
Vinelectric: Throws powerful lightnings to the zombies that damage nearby zombies leave them stunned.
Atmossphere: Creates a tile of oxygen in the space.
Burnade: Is very similar to his scrapped counterpart, but he makes damage depending of the percentage of the zombie's life.
Talisman-shroom: Works like the chinese Hocus Crocus to have different plants.

Bold: New plant or plant from another game.

X [Egret Flower Plane|Egrett Flower]]
Sky Pea

Vineletric
Burnade

X Grapeshot
Meteor Flower

Oil-pult
X Dartichoke

Acid Citrus
X Cattail

Abyssal plants (unlocked in Penny's Pursuit)

A Anemobyss
A Clawbyssal

Vines (unlocked in Card Clash

Mints (unlocked in Arena)

Fila-mint: Electric plants
Pepper-mint: Fire plants
Winter-mint: Ice plants
Enlighten-mint Sun producer plants
Ail-mint: Poisonus plants and mushrooms
Enchant-mint: Magical plants
Conceal-mint: Shadow plants
Spear-mint: Piercing plants
Arma-mint: Lobbed plants
Appease-mint: Shooting plants
X Seeker-mint: Weird-shooting plants
Enforce-mint: Melee plants
Reinforce-mint: Defensive plants
Contain-mint: Stunning plants
O Enviro-mint: Supporting plants/plants with weird abilities
Bombard-mint: Explosive plants
A Abyssal-mint: Abyss plants

Update History

Before the relase and first leaked betas

The game was announced
The relase date of the game was announced
The secret transmitions were uploaded
The oldest leaked beta was created:
- The sun value was increased (25 -> 50)
- Originaly stars were used to unlock gates.
- Plant Food and Power-Ups (excepting Tatical Cuke) were added.
- The first menu used to be very simple, many things were missing.
- The first three worlds were almost finished, only the Zomboss and the Gargantuars were missing.
Another leaked beta was created:
- The Almanac and Store icons were added
- The Settings and the News buttons were added.
- The Stars Gates system for the previous beta was deleted.
- The Mummy Imp was found in the game's date, but he doesn't appear in the game.
The third leaked beta was created:
- Almanac was added as a playable feature.
- Zen Garden was added, but it wasn't finished.
- The first Far Future data was included.
- Gargantuars were found in the game's files but they weren't used.
The first Dev Diary videos for the first worlds were uploaded.
Zomboss Battles Dev Diary was uploaded.
The fourth (and last) leaked beta was created:
- Far Future was added to the game.
- A mini-games world icon was added.
- The first premium plants (Snow Pea, Torchwood, Power Lily, Pea-nut, Squash, Jalapeno and Imitater were added.
- Vasebreaker and I Zombie were almost finished, but they weren't playable by normal ways.
Far Future Dev Diary was uploaded.

World relace order

Player House
Ancient Egypt
Pirate Seas
Wild West
Far Future
Dark Ages
Big Wave Beach
Age of Metals (update also changed the order from relase date to difficulty)
Kung-fu Dojo
Primitive Tribe (update also changed Ancient Egypt and placement of some plants)
Frostbite Caves
Sky Fortress
Lost City
Roman Empire
The Plantheon (update turned Lily Pad and Tangle Kelp into TP plants and added Sea-shroom and Lotuspost in BWB instead)
Backyard Big Top
Fairytale Forest
Viking Land
Steam Revolution
Reinassense Temple
Feudal Village
Neon Mixtape Tour
Submerged Atlantis
Space Race
Jurassic Marsh
Modern Day.

Images

See here

In Birthdayz PopCap makes an offer including PvZ and PvZ 2; also since the relase of PvZ 3 in the year 5678 there is the "trilogy bundle" who includes those three games.

	PvZ Series (JuanXDiego's version)

Paid Games

Plants vs. Zombies · Plants vs. Zombies 2 · Plants vs. Zombies 3

Shooters

Garden Warfare · Garden Warfare 2 · Battle for Neighborville

Free Games

All Stars · Heroes · Zombie Match

China

Mini Programs · Trading Cards · Pinyin Adventure

Discontinued

Adventures · Use Your Brainz EDU

Non-videogames

Risk · Stickers · Playing Cards

Canceled games

The Board Game · Talking Zombatar · Project Hot Tub

↑ Based in the Yggdrasil from the Nordic mithology

[1] Based in the Yggdrasil from the Nordic mithology

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