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My 3rd installment in the Plants vs. Zombies humanization series.
The Triplets (Threepeater)-I had no idea what to do for these three, so I put them stacked atop each other's heads, like the heads of their plant self. I made them look kind of happy, like they were having a good time.
Cattail-I don't know why, but I saw Cattail as an elderly woman for some reason, possibly because of the cap on her head. I drew her as some sort of Southern grandma type here, like Miss Kay from Duck Dynasty or something. A lot of Cattail humanizations I've seen depict her as a teenage girl, but the face and hat to me sort of suggested that she was probably older. I'm proud of how her sweater buttons turned out-thought they would look stupid, but they came out pretty well here.
Fume Shroom-Since his Almanac Entry says that he used to be a baker or something before joining the fight, I decided to draw him in a baker uniform, with an apron and one of those dorky chef hats. I don't know why I made him a redhead, though-just imagined him as one for some odd reason.
Snow Pea-I really, really like how this here fella came out, as I feel as if it captures his true character. Most people depict him as some shimmering anime "pretty boy" (and some actually make him a girl), but I pictured him as looking a lot more annoyed at all the lame snow-related puns all his friends crack about him. While the shards on the back of his head looked a little girly (which I do understand), I decided to turn them into fringes on the top of his winter hat. And of course, winter wear is a must for my ice-themed humanizations!
Plantern-Yet another plant everyone makes female in humanizations despite being a boy in the game, I didn't really see how Plantern could be too girly. Instead, I saw him as a very tall, thin, bordering-on-the-emaciated type of fellow, as his appearance makes me think of one of those lampposts they have in my neighborhood. So it's only natural that he's built like a lamppost. As for his outfit, I for some reason wanted to draw him in the attire of some 1920's barbershop-style performer, but with black and green instead of the traditional red and white.
The 'Pult Brothers-Overall, I always thought that in human form, these three would be a shining example of the "fat, skinny, short" trio. I also had the idea for their catapult poles being backpacks, as I honestly didn't know how else to draw them.
Cabbage-Since he's the youngest, I made him the shortest. I also drew him as a little cranky because his brother is elbowing him in the sides. You know, like that older brother who always messes with you? Being the youngest, I always imagined Cabbage to be the most pestered by the others.
Kernel-I pictured him as a fun-loving, rascally sort-teasing his brothers about their forgetting their birthdays, and overall just seeming a little silly. My humanization seems to like being the eldest, as he believes it gives him a free pass to tease his little brothers. And that is a piece of wheat in his teeth-because corn is a grain, you know.
Melon-In the sequel, we learn that he's the middle child, so I made him taller than Cabbage but shorter than Kernel. As a watermelon is a large, round fruit, my humanization is a large, round person, obviously. He seems a little prideful in the Almanac, so I drew him puffing out his chest with pride.
Someday, I plan to humanize the 'Pult brothers' cousins-Cob Cannon and Winter Melon. I'd draw Cob Cannon as different from Kernel-Pult, being a city-slicker lawyer type with a bright green-and-yellow suit, and Winter Melon...I'm not sure whether to make him fat like Melon-Pult or just about average-sized. He looks almost the same, with the exception that his basket has an icicle and he's blue.

Description
My 3rd installment in the Plants vs. Zombies humanization series.
The Triplets (Threepeater)-I had no idea what to do for these three, so I put them stacked atop each other's heads, like the heads of their plant self. I made them look kind of happy, like they were having a good time.
Cattail-I don't know why, but I saw Cattail as an elderly woman for some reason, possibly because of the cap on her head. I drew her as some sort of Southern grandma type here, like Miss Kay from Duck Dynasty or something. A lot of Cattail humanizations I've seen depict her as a teenage girl, but the face and hat to me sort of suggested that she was probably older. I'm proud of how her sweater buttons turned out-thought they would look stupid, but they came out pretty well here.
Fume Shroom-Since his Almanac Entry says that he used to be a baker or something before joining the fight, I decided to draw him in a baker uniform, with an apron and one of those dorky chef hats. I don't know why I made him a redhead, though-just imagined him as one for some odd reason.
Snow Pea-I really, really like how this here fella came out, as I feel as if it captures his true character. Most people depict him as some shimmering anime "pretty boy" (and some actually make him a girl), but I pictured him as looking a lot more annoyed at all the lame snow-related puns all his friends crack about him. While the shards on the back of his head looked a little girly (which I do understand), I decided to turn them into fringes on the top of his winter hat. And of course, winter wear is a must for my ice-themed humanizations!
Plantern-Yet another plant everyone makes female in humanizations despite being a boy in the game, I didn't really see how Plantern could be too girly. Instead, I saw him as a very tall, thin, bordering-on-the-emaciated type of fellow, as his appearance makes me think of one of those lampposts they have in my neighborhood. So it's only natural that he's built like a lamppost. As for his outfit, I for some reason wanted to draw him in the attire of some 1920's barbershop-style performer, but with black and green instead of the traditional red and white.
The 'Pult Brothers-Overall, I always thought that in human form, these three would be a shining example of the "fat, skinny, short" trio. I also had the idea for their catapult poles being backpacks, as I honestly didn't know how else to draw them.
Cabbage-Since he's the youngest, I made him the shortest. I also drew him as a little cranky because his brother is elbowing him in the sides. You know, like that older brother who always messes with you? Being the youngest, I always imagined Cabbage to be the most pestered by the others.
Kernel-I pictured him as a fun-loving, rascally sort-teasing his brothers about their forgetting their birthdays, and overall just seeming a little silly. My humanization seems to like being the eldest, as he believes it gives him a free pass to tease his little brothers. And that is a piece of wheat in his teeth-because corn is a grain, you know.
Melon-In the sequel, we learn that he's the middle child, so I made him taller than Cabbage but shorter than Kernel. As a watermelon is a large, round fruit, my humanization is a large, round person, obviously. He seems a little prideful in the Almanac, so I drew him puffing out his chest with pride.
Someday, I plan to humanize the 'Pult brothers' cousins-Cob Cannon and Winter Melon. I'd draw Cob Cannon as different from Kernel-Pult, being a city-slicker lawyer type with a bright green-and-yellow suit, and Winter Melon...I'm not sure whether to make him fat like Melon-Pult or just about average-sized. He looks almost the same, with the exception that his basket has an icicle and he's blue.