Spiky Burialweed

Spiky Burialweed is a Plant in Plants vs. Zombies 2, unlocked by getting enough of her seed packets. Spiky Burialweed buries herself underground, leaving some of her vines out, this vines will lure near zombies, that will come close, and then will be dragged by the vines underground, instantly killing them in the process. Spiky Burialweed will give some use to the corpses, using them as a that will damage zombies that step on it.
==Overview==
When planted, Spiky Burialweed will bury herself underground, and wait for a zombie to come near, she will leave some of her vines outed, luring near zombies into coming closer. Spiky Burialweed drags zombies that come too close underground, however, she can only drag grounded zombies, this means she can’t drag zombies like , although she can drag low-flying zombies like . After dragging a zombie underground, Spiky Burialweed will use the corpse, which is tangled in spiky vines, as if it was a regular Spikeweed, and will damage zombies that step on it. Just like Spikeweed, the corpse will only damage grounded zombies, and won’t be able to damage the zombies mentioned above, not even low-flying zombies. The corpse will be on the lawn for 15 seconds, then it will disappear.
If Spiky Burialweed is at level 5 or higher, she will be able to drag 2 zombies instead of just 1. If she’ at max level, she will now be able to drag up to 3 zombies.
==Origins==
Spiky Burialweed is based on , a plant with in the Garden Warfare spinoff games.
Spiky Spikeweed’s appearance is based on from the original Plants vs. Zombies game, this is also where Spiky Burialweed’s ability comes from.
==Almanac Entry==
==Upgrades==
=== Plant Food Effect ===
When fed with Plant Food, Spiky Burialweed will come out of the ground temporarily and drag other 3 zombies underground, their corpses will also be lying on the ground for 15 seconds.
=== Spear-mint Effect ===
Spiky Spikeweed will deal an additional 40 damage, and the corpse will last for 5 additional seconds on the lawn.
=== Mastery Upgrades ===
* Chance to Boost
* Damage Pierce
==Strategies==
In levels with a mix of grounded and low-flying zombies (Mostly Pirate Seas), Spiky Burialweed can be used to handle both types. For instance, she can drag low-flying zombies like Seagull Zombies or Pelican Zombies underground, and grounded zombies like every other one in this world, turning their corpses into spiky traps. 
Pair Spiky Burialweed with plants that can slow down zombies, like Snow Pea or Winter Melon, if there’s already a corpse, zombies will be slowed down, causing them to walk slower on the corpse, this will make them take more damage. Using Wall-nut or Tall-nut to keep the zombies over the corpse works too. 
If used in Far Future, you can plant a lot of them in Power Tiles, and if fed with Plant Food, you’ll have a lot of corpses lying around on the lawn, this means, a lot of spiky traps! Take in mind that Power Tiles are pre-placed, and are mostly close to the house, this means that your Spiky Burialweeds will also be at the left side of the lawn, but if you use Plant Food the spiky traps will be placed where the dragged zombie was. You can also use Tile Turnip to make more Power Tiles. 
If Spiky Burialweed luring ability isn’t enough, you can always use plants that affect zombies’ movement like Sweet Potato of Garlic. 
==Gallery==
File:SpikyConcept.jpg|Spiky Burialweed concept art
File:Spiky Burialweed.png|HD Spiky Burialweed
==Trivia==
*I had a bad time coming up with the name
**To be honest, I have a bad time making the entire page
**Undertake reference?
*Even if it doesn’t has the same name, or the “(PvZ2)”, I still consider it a port
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