There is a mini-game based on him, Seeing Stars, which involves putting Starfruits in a star shape on a lawn. He normally costs 125 sun but costs 175 with a much slower recharge in Versus Mode. The stars he fires deal as much damage as a pea but are unable to be lit by Torchwood. He attacks by firing stars in 5 directions slowly, one up, one down, one to the upper right, one to the lower right and one behind him. Zombies: Journey to the West, a Chinese spin-off, Starfruit is unlocked after beating Level 4-6. The star in his name refers to the fact that he is star shaped and shoots stars in five directions, and the fruit in his name refers to the fact that he is a fruit. Starfruit is based on the real life fruit of the same name, also known as the carambola, which belongs to the plant of the same name ( Averrhoa carambola), a species of woody plant in the family Oxalidaceae.
Zombies 3, Starfruit has appeared in four games. Zombies 2 entry stating that he enjoys numerous alternate forms of transportation and Angel Starfruit claiming that he is too lazy to even rotate his body to improve his attack range.Īs of Plants vs. He is also said to be rather lazy, with his Plants vs.
Zombies 3 where he perceives himself to be the most widely admired plant amongst his peers, with a "destiny" for "stardom". Starfruit in games is portrayed as rather egotistical, most especially in Plants vs. Starfruit shoots star projectiles in five different directions, including above, below, and behind himself. Starfruit is a recurring character within the Plants vs. Some plants will never be famous (*Cough BUTTERCUP*), but me and Blockbuster are destined for stardom!įor other uses, see Starfruit (disambiguation). When editing, use the term used in the game in question. Starfruit has different capitalization or spelling depending on what game it is in.
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