Bloomsday Vine

An advertisement following Bloomsday Vine's release during the Lawn of Doom event.
Bloomsday Vine is an Enforce-mint family plant introduced in the 11.6.4 update of Plants vs. Zombies 2. He is only available for 30 days during the Lawn of Doom event.
During this event, all Piñatas will have a 1% chance to drop 1 Bloomsday Vine seed. 125 Bloomsday Vine seeds are required to unlock him permanently. 
==Origin==
Bloomsday Vine's name is a take on the word "doomsday" - a day believed to be the last day of the world's existence. He resembles the Clematis, a Plant which grows on vines, and operates a satellite which it uses to vaporize Zombies.
==Overview==
Bloomsday Vine extracts damage from the Plant it is protecting, halving the plant's damage. However, whenever the plant attacks, its regular damage goes toward Bloomsday Vine's extracted damage. 
Every attack will add to its damage. Bloomsday Vine can be tapped at any time (while active) to release extracted damage.
Bloomsday Vine will output 175% of the damage extracted, capping at 900 damage. It will need to cool down for 3 seconds before extracting again.
==Almanac Entry==
==Upgrades==
Given its lack of a regular attack, every level of Bloomsday Vine will decrease its attack cooldown period by 0.1 seconds. This caps out at level 10, with a cooldown of 2 seconds before ability activation.
===Enforce-mint effect===
Should an Enforce-mint be present on the lawn, the released damage will rise to 250%.
In addition to this, Bloomsday Vine will have its toughness temporarily increased to 2x its normal toughness.
===Plant Food effect===
When fed Plant Food, Bloomsday Vine will release 400% of its extracted damage immediately, calling upon an Orbital Strike to vaporize all zombies in its lane. This will reset its extracted damage and put its attack on cooldown for 3 seconds.
===Mastery Upgrades===
*Chance to boost
*Additional toughness
==Strategies==
Bloomsday Vine's premise is to emit high amounts of damage depending on another Plant. It is intended for use in later waves, as its high cooldown and lack of a regular attack makes it unsuitable for early defense.
It should be utilized properly through use of high damage Plants, such as Coconut Cannons or Citrons. Ideally, plants with a fast attack cooldown or a large number of projectiles to compensate will be able to gather up damage for it in a short period of time. Mega Gatling Pea is one of these plants, and thus Bloomsday Vine would be optimal for use with it. 
Unlike the Pumpkin, Bloomsday Vine is NOT a defensive Plant given its average amount of health. As such, it should not be used for protecting your Plants. 
Overall, Bloomsday Vine should be planted on high-damage or rapid-attack Plants to create an unstoppable damage output.
==Gallery==
File:Bloomsdaypacket.png|Bloomsday Vine's exclusive Lawn of Doom seed packet.
File:Bloomsday.png|Bloomsday Vine HD
File:Bloomsdaylawn.png|Bloomsday Vine on an unknown Halloween-themed lawn.
File:Bloomsdayad.png|Bloomsday Vine's advertisement during the Lawn of Gloom event.
==Trivia==
*Bloomsday Vine is the only Vine Plant that does not have its own regular attack.
*Bloomsday Vine is also the only seasonal Plant to have its own Seed Packet texture.
Category:Vine plants
Category:Seasonal plants
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