Peachocaris (PvZH)

Peachocaris is a Guardian Card, it has 2/3 and costs 1. She has the trait Amphibious and Team-up, and will add an another copy of herself to your hand that costs 1 less when a member of the Fruit tribe is hurt and manages to survive
It is part of the Time Travels set, in the category Ovegrown Carboniferous
==Origins appearance==
He is based on a peach, a very common pinkish fruit, and a peachocaris, a species of shrimp-like animal that lived during the Pennsylvanian in Mazon Creek, Illinois.
It is small and shrimp-like, with a pinkish shell and leaf-like legs
==Statistics==
* Class: Guardian
* Tribe: Fossil Fruit Plant
* Traits: Amphibious, Team-Up
* Ability: When a Fruit is hurt and survives : Conjure a Peachocaris and it costs 1 less
* Set: Time Travels
* Category: Overgrown Carboniferous
===Card Description===
Hates actual shrimps. Maybe she's racist ?;
== Strategies ==
===With===
While there is better turn 2 alternatives, her ability allows you to take profit of some bulky Fruit cards, and continously fill your hands with very cheap cards to fill the board. This ability makes her especially useful if you're playing against heroes with loads of mediocre zombies with not enough strength, fighters with Frenzy or cards that benefit from killing ennemies such as Frankentuar. Else, it is a cool way to boost your plants with Dino-Roar, but beware as its low health make it vulnerable and she might get destroyed before she can start multiplicating herself, and if your hands gets full, you won't be able to block incoming attacks. Beware also of Deadly.
Due to the game not having a lot of Fruit cards, possibilities can quickly become limited and you'll have sometimes to rely on Peachocaris to produce more Peachocaris. To make more out of it, you can pair it with cards like Galacta Cactus or Hot Lava to make the most out of it. Else, it has very limited stats and activating card draw-related abilities or going berserk with Astro-Shroom are probably the best you can do out of it
==Against==
This card is kinda weak, but can lead to your opponent flooding the terrain with cheap cards and blocking your attacks, as well as summoning even more cards. Most low-strength removal tricks could do the job, but if you don't have zombies with enough strength and you can afford to leave them, do not attack it as to avoid the arrival of more Peachocaris. To get rid of them, you should rely solely on removal or zombies able to one-shot it, but if you feel confident enough or there isn't any card that can benefit from them, then you can face it with weak zombies. If you cannot afford to kill them, try to at least avoid hitting any fruit cards, to avoid triggering its ability especially if there are any Dino-Roar plants on the field
==Trivia==
*It is the first card of the set to be from a fan-made world
*Her description references the fact that she is a lophogastrid, and thus not exactly a shrimp
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