Starblover
Starblover is a hybrid fusion that bridges the gap between economy and offense — generating sun to power future plants while actively contributing damage to keep zombies away.
Combat Stats
Sun Cost
225 Sun
Attack Speed
1.5 Seconds
Toughness
300
Details
works similar to , but it will not disappear afterwards. can catch any kind of star projectile flying in a 5×5 tile area around itself, minus the corners. It can hold a maximum of 20 star projectiles at a time.
The star projectiles caught will hover around for 1.5 seconds, after which will launch the projectile to the nearest zombie, or a random direction if there are no zombies present.
The star projectiles caught and launched by will fly 1.5x faster, and will gain the ability to retarget another zombie when their initial target is dead. If the star projectiles already have tracking abilities, they will gain 50% more damage instead.
cannot catch star projectiles launched by another or .
Additionally, similar to , 1 second after being fused, will blow away fog, s, and s, as well as slightly pushing back s, s and s.
Pros
- Dual contribution — Generates sun and attacks simultaneously, filling two strategic roles with one plant slot.
- Long-run value — Total sun produced over a full level run far exceeds its initial cost.
- Budget enabler — Funds other expensive fusions, indirectly making your garden's total output higher.
Cons
- Low toughness — 300 makes it an easy target if not heavily protected by frontline plants.
- Priority target — Zombie AI may route toward it specifically, threatening the sun pipeline.
- Attack as secondary — is supplemental; it should never be the primary damage source in its lane.
1
Back columns (7 or 8) are the correct home for Starblover — maximum distance from zombies means maximum sun production uptime.
2
Always protect Starblover with at least two intervening plants in the same lane; losing your sun plant early costs you compounding income across every subsequent wave.
3
Plant Starblover in wave one, before other premium fusions, so its sun income begins accumulating immediately and funds the rest of your lineup.
4
Once the board is established and sun surplus is high, reposition Starblover toward a more threatened lane where its attack adds meaningful DPS.
What type is Starblover?
Starblover is a Common fusion plant in Plants vs Zombies Fusion 3.9. Common fusions are the most accessible fusion tier, available across most game modes and suitable for all experience levels.
What is Starblover's sun cost?
Starblover costs 225 Sun to plant on your lawn. Managing your economy with sun-producing plants early in each level ensures you have enough sun to place Starblover when the pressure ramps up.
What zombies does Starblover attack?
Starblover's attacks target all zombies. Assigning it to the lane or row where those zombie types are most concentrated gives you the best return on your sun investment.
Is Starblover worth unlocking or crafting?
Yes — Starblover's damage every attacks every 1.5 Seconds and 300 toughness make it a worthwhile fusion for most garden compositions. For players at any progression level, its balanced profile makes it useful well into the late-game content.
