Meet the Weedlings

As promised, this devlog will be about the foes of the game- the Weedlings!
Strange, simpleminded plant creatures, the Weedlings are normally quite passive- but lately, they've become much more aggressive, attacking the nest directly! It's up to Herb and his team to stop them before they destroy the nest and everyone in it!

HONEYSUCKLE

The most basic of foes, the Honeysuckle is of average speed, average health, and fairly below average intelligence. As the name suggests, they rather enjoy consuming their wrongfully acquired honey. They also enjoy croquet, but that's irrelevant.

CORNFLOWER

The slightly sturdier cousin of the Honeysuckle, the Cornflower is slower, but slightly stronger. They're also blue. Contrary to what the name suggests, they have nothing to do with corn, nor do they have any strong opinions on it. They also enjoy crochet, but that's irrelevant.

DANDELION

Dandelions, despite what they may tell you, are not related to actual lions. They're closer to cheetahs, considering their faster speed, though their brittle nature makes even a slight gust of wind a problem for them. They also enjoy bowling.

HEMP (maybe changing name later?)

Hemp exists solely because I thought it would be really funny if one of the weeds was marijuana. I don't have particularly strong feelings for or against marijuana usage, I just thought it was funny. Hemp are very slow, but VERY tanky. Nothing Hawthorne can't handle, of course, but still something to keep an eye out for. They enjoy long walks on the beach at night, and committing tax evasion. Not that Weedlings have taxes, but if they did...

Finally, the mean and green champion of the Weedlings,
CLOVER

Clover is a big, burly Weedling, with his own little army of buds, who leads the Weedlings into battle. Sometimes. Usually he's busy, but if, say, ten waves of Weedlings were taken out, maybe that'd catch his attention... He enjoys smashing, destroying, crushing, bashing, and plain flavorless yogurt.

There's going to be more bosses than just Clover in the final version, but Clover is the only one I currently have ideas for, so... Anyway! See you next time for some actual gameplay footage, probably! If I can condense it to a watchable framerate and resolution, that is. Godot outputs recordings at absurdly high quality, so I have to crush the footage down afterward...