Wrappine

Wrappine is a premium plant in Plants vs. Zombies 2, released in the 8.?.? update. The player can tap on him to arm him, then aim on any tile on the lawn to fire an ornament hook that hooks zombies to the tile in front of Wrappine. Wrapping then proceeds to quickly wrap up all grabbed zombies, stalling them for 10 seconds. Afterwards, if the zombies are not defeated, they will break free from the wrapping paper. Wrappine, after wrapping the zombies, will proceed to rest for 25 seconds before being able to attack again.
==Origins==
Wrappine's general design is based off of the pine tree, a tree commonly used for decorative Christmas trees. It's name is based off of wrap, which is an activity which people do to gifts around the holidays, and the previously mentioned pine tree.
==Almanac entry==
==Upgrades==
===Plant Food effect===
When given Plant Food, all time on the lawn slows down as Wrappine gains a determined look and has snow blow around him (purely cosmetic). You are allowed to tap on 3 tiles on the lawn when this happens, and once you are finished time will resume. All zombies on the tiles tapped get pulled to Wrappine, and they are wrapped in golden wrapping paper that stalls them for 20 seconds compared to the usual 10. Keep in mind that while time does slow down on the lawn, this does not affect timers like the ones in Arena matches.
====Costumed====
Wrappine throws a few of his ornaments on the ground when wrapping up the zombies, cracking them and leaving their pointy bits for the zombies to stand on, dealing 20 damage per second.
===Contain-mint effect===
When boosted by Contain-mint, Wrappine's rest time after wrapping zombies is reduced, and the zombie wrap duration is increased.
===Level upgrade===
====== *Do note that even though some of these may state that Wrappine gains more attack power, Wrappine does not attack and only gains more health. The Wrathful Wrap upgrade does NOT get buffed. ======
==Strategies==
Wrappine is a very supportive plant, having no offense capabilities (besides the costumed China version). His lengthy recharge and high sun cost will mean that you'll probably get about one or two Wrappines in an average level, which is another drawback. However, besides all of these cons, Wrappine has a lot of pros as well. 
His ability is very useful if you learn to use it well, pulling zombies from anywhere on the lawn to the tile in front of Wrappine, which has many uses. It can be used to pull zombies that are about to reach the house or eat a vital plant, and even stun those zombies for a while, giving you time to prepare. If you don't have any defenses ready, Wrappine will probably get eaten as it (usually) has no offensive power, but if you have instant-kill plants like Squash or Potato Mine ready on the tile Wrappine will pull zombies to, they can be taken care of quickly. Just make sure that you do have a plan when you use Wrappine, or you could be pulling zombies closer to the house.
One risky strategy is to place Wrappine on a tile farther away from the house, so you can pull zombies farther away from the house. Another strategy is to buy two Wrappines and plant them next to each other, then pull two groups of zombies to you, and then use Cherry Bombs to finish them off.
Wrappine's Plant Food allows you to grab 3 tiles of zombies and cramp them into one tile, and even stun them for longer, making it very effective and useful for grabbing multiple troublesome zombies.
==Gallery==
Wrappine HD.png|Wrappine, in HD.
Wrappine Almanac.png|Wrappine on the lawn.
Wrappy Early.png|Wrappine's early design.
==Trivia==
*This is the second wrapping-paper related Feastivus entry DavetheFave11 has made. The first is Wrapping Papyrus.
*Wrappine was originally going to have a face similar to that of Marigold.
*Wrappine's early design (which can be seen above in the Gallery) has more curvy leaves, a face reminiscent to that of Marigold, and less detail. The creator thought he could improve it, so this design was scrapped.
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