Bursa (PVZ changed)

This plant is now scrapped and replaced by something coming soon
Bursa, a plant in the game Plants vs. Zombies, is an offensive lobber who shares similarities with Kernel-pult. Typically, Bursa hurls small seeds that inflict 20 damage to its targets, just like Kernel-pult. However, there is a 25% probability that Bursa will launch a Mucus projectile instead, causing 40 damage and momentarily stunning the target in most instances. Unlike Kernel-pult, Bursa is able to shoot fast (same rate as peashooter)
== Origins ==
Bursa is from a series of artwork made by Hu Yulin, or plenilunefox, in 2010 and posted to Weibo. The artwork was made to replicate the art style of Plants vs. Zombies, as concepts for an at the time hypothetical sequel to the game. These were only made for fun, and Hu did not intend to create a hoax, however Weibo netizens misinterpreted his posts as being for an official sequel to Plants vs. Zombies. Coincidentally, James Gwertzman, the at the time general manager of PopCap Asia/Pacific, was apparently also making posts hinting at Plants vs. Zombies 2 around the same time, further convincing people that Hu's artwork and mockups were official. This artwork misinterpreted as leaks spread across a large portion of the Chinese internet, and even spread further outside of it.
According to the Hu's concepts, Bursa would have yellow mucus be manually fired at groups of zombies, similarly to how Cob Cannon fires. The mucus shot by the Bursa would slow down zombies rather than damage them, and the plant would have a quick recharge time as opposed to Cob Cannon's slow recharge time.
Bursa's name is based off the word "Bursa," or fluid filled sac. Bursa is possibly also based off the Capsella genus of plants
== Almanac Entry ==
== Upgrades ==
Bursa can be upgraded into goop missile 
== Strategies ==
Bursa exhibits a rather unpredictable nature, as its performance is greatly influenced by RNG and lacks consistency. While its damage output per second is typically considered low compared to other plants, its butter attack can be devastating against high-health targets, especially when supported by more powerful offensive plants. As a result, Kernel-pult is best utilized as a support plant during the early to mid-game stages, enhancing the performance of other plants rather than serving as a primary offensive plant. Using Bursa in large quantities can greatly increase the chances of triggering a butter attack, making it easier to control dense waves of zombies. This is particularly useful in Survival: Endless, where Bursa plays a vital role in pitcher Cannon strategies, allowing for an easier setup as the difficulty ramps up. Plants with limited attack range, such as Spikerock, Spikeweed, and Chomper (for inedible zombies), greatly benefit from the presence of Kernel-pult. The stunning effect of Kernel-pult can occasionally immobilize zombies, forcing them to remain within the attack range of these plants for a longer duration and enabling them to inflict more damage. Kernel-pult is of utmost importance in the Roof levels, as the incline of the Roof obstructs the firing trajectory of peas, spores, and other projectiles. Additionally, Kernel-pult can bypass the shields of Screen Door Zombies and Ladder Zombies, directly damaging them, and also has the ability to hit submerged Snorkel Zombies. In the I, Zombie mode, it is important to consider the variability in butter throwing frequency when assessing the power of Kernel-pult. A single Kernel-pult positioned towards the back can prove to be a formidable challenge, especially if Digger Zombies are unable to consume it. To counter this, it is advisable to either double up on zombies or deploy stronger ones (such as Football Zombie, Dancing Zombie, or Buckethead Zombie) instead of relying solely on rows of Kernel-pults. When using multiple Kernel-pults in a row, it is recommended to be cautious of Digger Zombies and Bungee Zombies
== Gallery ==
File:Bursa attacking .jpg|Bursa attacking an zombie along with blood-shroom and scaredy-shroom
== Trivia ==
*Bursa is probably based on pitcher plants
Category:Plants