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When there are only a few Pineclones, most zombies should be able to destroy them. Never play this when Supernova Gargantuar is on the field, as once a Gargantuar destroys one Pineclone, all Pineclones will be destroyed.Д¬ountering this is not easy.

However, this is completely luck-based, so even though she can transform into something like Shooting Starfruit or Pecanolith, she can also transform into something unfavorable. Playing Amphibious plants such as Admiral Navy Bean also helps greatly, as they will also be transformed when Pineclone is played.Д¬ombining this with Molekale can be extremely effective, as all the Pineclones will transform into random 5-cost plants. You can try spamming cheap Team-Up plants like Shellery or Sweet Potato as well. Shroom for Two, Poppin' Poppies, and More Spore are good choices as they make multiple plants, which will increase the number of Pineclones made. For example, if you have multiple early-game plants with low stats, you can play this plant to make all of them stronger and overwhelm your opponent.ДЄnother good strategy is using plants with Team-Up before playing Pineclone, as this will allow you to have even more Pineclones on the field than normally possible. A good moment to play her is when there are a lot of weaker plants on the field, making the weaker plants stronger.

Plants vs zombies heroes legendary Patch#

This means that you should avoid playing this when you have important plants on the field, such as Soul Patch and Cornucopia, unless you need to protect them from instant-kills. It is also a bad idea if the majority of plants on the field have anything above 3 /3 as this just weakens your plants.

Animation change: Legendary shine added.Дon't play her if there are almost no plants on the field, as Pineclone's ability is what makes her important.

It's nothing personal she just prefers the company of other Pineclones.

Ability: When played: Transform all Plants into 3 /3 Pineclones.

Her name is a portmanteau of 'pine cone,' the real-life plant she is based on, and 'clone,' referring to her ability to clone itself (compare snowclone). She is based on the conifer cone, commonly known as the pine cone.