Easter Billy

:For the version in Plants vs. Zombies Heroes, see Easter Billy.
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Easter Billy is the third plant obtained in Tornado Valley in Plants vs Zombies: The Wacky House. Easter Billy massively speeds up any projectiles that go through it, allowing them to pierce through an additional zombie.
== Origins ==
He is based on the Lilium longiflorum, also known as the common easter lily. His name is a rather awkward portmanteau of "lily", "big", and "small", referring to his original ability.
== Almanac Entry ==
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== Rare counterpart ==
Rare Easter Billy speeds up projectiles to an even higher speed, making them able to pierce through two extra zombies.
It is modeled after older Easter Billy artwork, when it was dark blue and when its stamens were made to resemble lollipops.
== Strategies ==
Easter Billy can help in clearing groups of zombies, working well with all straight-shooting plants. Some plants have notable positive interactions with Easter Billy, moreso than most straight-shooters. An Easter Billy planted right in front of a will be able to speed up all three peas at once, which can massively save sun costs and space on the board. Easter Billy directly in front of a and will only affect their upper-left and upper-right projectiles.
Easter Billy will also work with plants that already pierce zombies, such as Cometgranate and . In this instance, it will add an additional zombie to their piercing properties. In regards to Cometgranate, Easter Billy will not raise its projectile damage a third time.
Steel-pea works well with Easter Billy. Since it deals so much damage per projectile, giving it piercing properties can massively improve the amount of damage in your defense. Additionally, Easter Billy will give it a much-needed projectile velocity-boost.
A behind an Easter Billy can also prove to be very strong, granting projectiles double damage and piercing properties. However, this strategy will have to rely on exclusively Peashooting plants, and it is not very space-efficient, or cheap.
== Balance changes ==
=== May 8, 2017 ===
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=== Version 2.6 (January 19th, 2024) ===
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== Gallery ==
Billtor1.png|Easter Billy on the Almanac/Seed Selection Screen.
Bill.png|HD Easter Billy.
HD_Easter_Billy_Costume1.png|HD Easter Billy's primary costume.
HD_Easter_Billy_Costume2.png|HD Easter Billy's formal costume.
Easter_Billy_Seed.png|Easter Billy's Seed Packet.
Easter_Billy_Seed_NP.png|Easter Billy's Seed Packet without its tag.
Easter_Billy_Seed_PC.png|Easter Billy's Unused PC Seed Packet.
Easter_Billy_Unlocked.png|Easter Billy being unlocked by the player.
Rare_Easter_Billy.png|Rare Easter Billy.
Easterbillyg.png|An alternate design by GopluXPoplu.
=== Old ===
File:Billcos.png|Easter Billy's old Formal Costume.
BillRefreshed.jpg|Old Easter Billy
File:Easterbillyseed.png|Easter Billy's old Seed Packet.
BillSeedPacketRefreshed.jpg|Easter Billy's older Seed Packet
BillCostumeRefreshed.jpg|Easter Billy's Old Costume
Bill.jpg|An even older Easter Billy
==Trivia==
*Easter Billy's name originally came from the real-life plant "Easter Lily," and a combination of the words "Big" and "Small", in reference to its old ability to turn projectiles small. 
**As of version 2.6, the meaning of its name has been retconned to just be its given nname. 
*Originally, Easter Billy was a blue machine-like plant. He was then redesigned to be completely made out of leaves, and finally it transformed into two conjoined Easter Lily heads.
*Its old name was Bill.
*Easter Billy, along with Sunflower and Peashooter, are the mascots for Plants vs. Zombies: The Wacky House.
*Its polar opposite was Easter Lliby.
*In version 2.1, Easter Billy was changed to take up two tiles of space, like the Cob Cannon.
**This was reversed in version 2.6, making Easter Billy once again take up only one tile.
Category:Tornado Valley obtained plants
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