Blover is a single-use plant in Plants vs. Zombies as well as their Chinese spin-offs. He can be used to blow away fogs on screen, along with any Balloon Zombies, instantly killing them in the process. This makes him an environment modifier.

Fume-shroom is a recurring character in the Plants vs. Zombies video game series. Fume-shroom is a mushroom that attacks zombies by emitting powerful gases. Fumes shot by Fume-shroom may pierce through several zombies as well as various zombie armor in most games.

Sun-shroom is a recurring character in the Plants vs. Zombies pc video game series. He is the mushroom counterpart to Sunflower, being less expensive and producing more sun as he grows in size depending on how long he has been on-screen, producing more sun in the process.

Cactus is a recurring character in the Plants vs. Zombies pc game series. Cactus defends the player's brains by shooting zombies with spikes.

Jalapeno is a frequent character in the Plants vs. Zombies video game series. They explode to deliver high damage to zombies, similar to Cherry Bombs, but Jalapeno deals heavy damage to all zombies in a lane rather than the 3x3 area of a Cherry Bomb.

Wall-nut is a recurring character in the Plants vs. Zombies video game series. They're defensive plants that can't attack back (except in Wall-nut Bowling and Wall-nut Bowling 2), but instead use their massive levels of health to keep zombies at bay.

Twin Sunflower is a recurring character in the Plants vs. Zombies game series. Twin Sunflower is a sun-producing plant that, as the name implies, produces twice as much sunlight as a regular Sunflower.

Squash is a recurring character in the Plants vs. Zombies game series. Squash squashes zombies he sees, either ahead of him or behind him, doing huge damage to all zombies on that tile, acting as an immediate Potato Mine with greater range.

Crazy Dave ate his taco, and in order to eat it again, he wants to time-travel, and the player is introduced to his partner, Penny, a time-traveling supercar. Unfortunately, they returned to Ancient Egypt, showing that they had time traveled 4500 years. And the journey continues!

The first game in the Pikmin series was Pikmin 1. On October 26, 2001, it was released on the Nintendo GameCube. Pikmin 2, the sequel, was published three years later on April 29, 2004. Pikmin 3, which was published on July 13, 2013, on the Wii U, was released nine years later. Hey! Pikmin, a spin-off title, has been released since the release of the third iteration.

Red Bulborbs are one of the most well-known enemies in the Pikmin series, appearing in all games. The Red Bulborb was formerly known as the Spotty Bulborb, but its name was altered after Olimar discovered other subspecies with spotted patterns.

Two new Pikmin varieties, the ability to throw leaders, the use of three leaders at once, numerous distinct control schemes, and a handy information terminal, the KopPad, are all new to the series. It was the first original entry in the Pikmin brand in nine years, since the GameCube release of Pikmin 2 in 2004.