Plants Vs. Zombies Survival Strategy Endless

How can you make it to 100+ flags in Plants Vs. Zombies Survival Endless? Read on to find out!


Part 1: What Plants Do I Need?
 First things first: make sure that you get most, if not all of the plants in the game, including the pink ones (twin sunflower, etc). You can buy them all at Crazy Dave's shop. It would be better to have 10 slots as well. Here are the plants you will need:

1.  Sunflower
2. Cherry Bomb
3. Potato Mine
4. Fume Shroom
5. Lily Pad
6. Squash
7. Jalapeno
8. Spikeweed
9. Blover
10. Pumpkin
11. Magnet Shroom
12. Kernel Pult
13. Coffee Bean
14. Umbrella Leaf
15. Melon-Pult
16. Twin Sunflower
17. Gloom-shroom
18. Cattail
19. Winter Melon
20. Gold Magnet
21. Spikerock
22. Cob Cannon
23. Imitater
 

Part 2: Sneak Peek

Here is the final plant arrangement:

Explanation:

• 8 cob cannons to enable continuous attack.
• Umbrella leaf on far left to protect against catapults and bungee zombies. Umbrella leaf near center to protect against bungee zombies.
• Winter melons to slow enemies.
• Gloom shrooms to the left to kill digger zombies and imps, gloom shrooms in the pool to kill all kinds of water zombies and hit zombies beside the pool.
• Four twin sunflowers to get maximum sun.
• Gold magnets to get coins automatically. You will need this since you'll be spending time launching cob cannons.
• Spikerocks to kill any zombonis that get through, and to delay any giga-gargantuars that get through.

Advantages:

• Immunity from bungee zombies and catapults
• Digger zombies and imps are killed easily
• Low maintenance; sun doesn't get too low
• Quick to set up
• Can survive!

Look out for:

• Jack in the box zombies
• Always keep an eye on the pumpkins!

This arrangement can be completed before wave 5!


Part 3: Setting Up
 
At the start of the game, you would want to get as much sun as possible, and set up the final form. If you get enough sun, the final form would be finished before wave 5.

Wave 1 (flags 1 and 2)
Wave 1 is probably the most important wave in the game! We'd have to get the sunflowers, winter melons, and some kernel-pults set up. Here are the needed plants:

And an explanation:

• Sunflower - of course, to have sun
• Imitater sunflower - we have to get lots of sunflowers! The sunflowers have to span from the left all the way up to 2 or 3 blocks from the right.
• Twin sunflower - for increased sun
• Melon and winter melon - place these in their final positions already.
• Lily pad - yes, place sunflowers here as well. Also kernel-pults.
• Cattail - early game only, get rid of these before wave 10.
• Kernel-pult - place these in the final positions already.
• Potato mine - use for the first 2 or 3 zombies.
• Squash - a backup for potato mine, useful on bucket head zombies in water.

Build order:

• A lot of sunflowers! Around 4, or until the first zombie appears
• Potato mine for the first zombie threat (if you don't have the rake)
• More sunflowers! When you reach 8 sunflowers, place the twin sunflower. If you can place it in the final position, good. If not, just place it anywhere.
• Cattail - very important, early game. Build 2 to 3, around the middle of the pool. Place a squash to their right to get rid of bucket head zombies.
• Remember: keep building sunflowers! All the way until 3 blocks from the right.
• Melons, winter melons, and kernel-pults.

Here's what mine looked like after wave 1:

I had three cattails, but two were eaten by those zombies that just pop out of the pool suddenly. But there's no need to worry - the build is flexible anyway. On to the second wave!

Wave 2 (flags 3 and 4)

In this wave, we have to finish setting up the kernel-pults, winter melons, and sunflowers. We also have to begin putting the cob cannons and fume-shrooms. The plants I took with me are:

The build order's flexible here; just keep putting working towards the final position as much as your sun allows. Here's what mine looked like after wave 2:

Note:

• Winter melons are complete
• Kernel-pults are complete
• Twin sunflowers are complete

Wave 3 (flags 5 and 6)

Now it's time to strengthen the defenses. We will bring:

By this time we can already use the cob cannons we planted to kill off large groups of zombies. Here's what mine looked like after wave 3:

Things to note:

• Cob cannons complete
• Gold magnets complete

Wave 4 (flags 7 and 8)

We can already complete the entire setup in this wave! I brought:

The squash and jalapeno weren't really necessary; I just didn't know what else to bring.

Afterwards:

Save for the pumpkins, the plants are complete! Hurray!

Part 4: Maintenance

What plants do I bring? Here is a typical set-up against giga-gargantuars, jack in the box zombies, and balloon zombies:

Explanation:

• Lily pad, coffee, fume shroom, gloom shroom - jack in the box can destroy these pool plants, so it's good to have replacements.
• Blover - for any balloon zombies that might escape the cob cannons.
• Pumpkin and imitater pumpkin - to replace damaged ones. These are more or less permanent.
• Cherry bomb, squash, jalapeno - for giga-gargantuars.

Variations:

• Spikeweed and spikerock (if they die because of giga-gargantuar/zomboni flood)
• Kernel-pult and cob cannon (if they get eaten by dancer zombies, which happen sometimes)

Let me know how far you get with this setup! Leave your comments below.

Now go and play! =)