Sorcerorange

Sorcerorange is a plant in Plants vs. Zombies 2 introduced in the 11.7.1 update as part of the "Sorcerorange's Mysterious Season!" Arena season. She attacks with two magic spells that deal damage that differ electricity and fire damage.
==Origins==
 Sorcerorange is based of tangor (C. reticulata × C. sinensis), a citrus fruit hybrid of mandarin orange and sweet orange. It's also called the temple orange. Sorceroange is also based of sorcerers, which refers to someone who intentionally takes on the role of magical practitioner, often with the intent to harm. Most of, in RPGs especially Dungeons and Dragons, sorcerers are weak in melee combat, but a master of arcane magic and it is generally one of the most powerful mostly in Dungeons and Dragons. It is one of the powerful classes so that's why she has powerful attacks.
Her name is pun of sorcerer and temple orange, which is the fruit based of.
The Plant Food ability, officialy named Elemental Infusion is based of combat of the same name seen in Genshin Impact.
==Almanac Entry==
:Note: The stats shown below only apply to Level 1.
==Upgrades ==
===Plant Food Effect===
When fed Plant Food, Sorcerorange fuses two elements and attacks two infused elements at the closest zombies. These infused elements explode and spreading electricity and fires across the lawn. and causes a different effect.
=== Effect===
When boosted by , Sorcerorange will deal an additional 175 damage and her Plant Food effect will deal an additional 325 damage.
===Level Upgrades===
Level	Seed Packets	Coins	Upgrades	Upgrades	Upgrades 	Upgrades	Upgrades 	Upgrades 	Upgrades
Level	Seed Packets	Coins	Sun Cost	Recharge	Toughness	Damage 	Fire Damage	Electric Damage	Plant Food Damage
1 	0 	0 	175 	20 	300 	38 	38 	38 	100
2 	1000 	0 	175 	20 	325 	45 	45 	45 	125
3 	2000 	0 	150 	15 	375 	50 	50 	50 	150
4 	3000 	0 	125 	15 	400 	60 	60 	60 	175
5 	4000 	0 	125 	12 	425 	60 	60 	60 	175
6 	5000 	0 	100 	10 	425 	65 	65 	65 	200
7 	6000 	0 	100 	10 	500 	70 	70 	70 	225
8 	7000 	0 	100 	8 	525 	75 	75 	75 	250
9 	8000 	0 	100 	8 	525 	80 	80 	80 	300
10 	10000 	0 	100 	8 	600 	85 	85 	85 	400
Mastery Upgrades
*Chance to Boost
*Damage Pierce
== Strategies ==
Sorcerorange would be a decent pick for veterans because of it's damage and it's different effect when she leveled up. In that case, she is a good counter against and due it's her electric element can zap zombies. Unlike and , she cannot attack grid items like gravestones, surfboards, and even octopuses, unless there is a zombie on the lawn. Due it's her fire element, she can use her fire element to melt ice blocks, however. It takes 10 seconds to create a new element before attacking so it is kinda slow. Use to reduce her cooldown to attack even faster that make her victorious.
== Gallery ==
File:HD Sorcetangor2.png|Sorcerorange
File:Sorcetangor Boosted Seed Packet.png|Boosted Seed Packet
File:Sorcetangor Seed Packet Image.png|Seed packet image
File:HD Sorcetangor.png|Sorcerorange without elemental spells
File:Sorcetangor Seed Packet.png|Seed packet
== Trivia ==
*Sorceroange, , , and are the only non- plants that have officially named Plant Food effects.
*As part of The Invasion season, this plant uses three themes from other seasons:
**Magic! At The Disco, which it's her magical abilities.
**Electrofire Fest, with two elements that she used.
**and Snapdragon's Resort, which was explained by ScienceDirect which is possibly it's her appearance:
https://www.sciencedirect.com/topics/agricultural-and-biological-sciences/tangor 
***Due of her appearance which is temple orange, she is an orange, because oranges in real life are tropical. This makes any sense which is her accurate appearance.
== See also ==
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== References==
Category:Female plants
Category:Enchant-mint Family plants
Category:Straight-shooting plants
Category:Board-affecting plants
Category:Area of effect plants
Category:Plants vs. Zombies 2 plants
Category:Plants obtained with seed packets