It is based on a bottle of multivitamins, dietary supplements with vitamins, dietary minerals, and other nutritional elements that come in various forms (tablets, in this case).
Its name is a combination of "vitamin," referring to its appearance, and "Z," referring to the letters behind each type of vitamin and also the fact that it is a zombie trick.
Its description is a reference to how taking multivitamins can cause negative side-effects. It is also likely a reference to being a zombie, as it mentions insatiable hunger.
Statistics[]
Class: Beastly
Tribe: Gourmet Trick
Ability: A Zombie gets +3/+3.
Set - Rarity: Premium - Rare
Card description[]
Side effects include headaches, blurred vision, and insatiable hunger.
Update history[]
Update 1.14.13[]
Rarity change: Uncommon → Rare
Update 1.16.0[]
▲ Tribe added: Gourmet
Strategies[]
With[]
There are plenty of ways to use this trick. You can play it on a weak zombie like Snorkel Zombie or Pied Piper to turn them into a moderate threat, or you can play it on a stronger zombie like Smashing Gargantuar or Vimpire to make them even bigger threats. You can play it to keep useful zombies alive such as Gentleman Zombie, Zombie King, and Jester.
A minor strategy as Immorticia is to play Brain Vendor on the third turn if no other zombies are on the field, and if it is not destroyed, it can then be boosted by this trick, resulting in a very cost-effective 5/4 fighter before the fourth turn. This can result in some heavy damage to your opponent if the boosted Brain Vendor is on an empty lane. However, if there are more powerful zombies on the field, it may be better to boost them instead.
Against[]
Zombies boosted by this trick can become quite powerful, so play carefully and try to expect it when playing against Beastly heroes. The best counters for this trick are Bouncing the boosted zombie, making your opponent waste their brains, or simply using an instant-kill card like Squash or Lawnmower.
Brainana and Dark Matter Dragonfruit are able to prevent this trick from being played, unless there are at least two or more Gentleman Zombies on the field. Since most zombies boosted get their strength to 4 or more, you can play Shamrocket or Doom-Shroom to destroy it (although Doom-Shroom is only recommended if there are multiple boosted zombies on the field).
Gallery[]
Vitamin Z's statistics
Vitamin Z's card
Vitamin Z's card image
Vitamin Z's textures
HD Vitamin Z
Vitamin Z being played (1)
Vitamin Z being played (2)
Old[]
Vitamin Z's statistics before update 1.6.13
Vitamin Z's statistics
Vitamin Z's card before update 1.6.13
Vitamin Z's card
Vitamin Z's silhouette
Vitamin Z's silhouette
The player receiving Vitamin Z from a Premium Pack
The player receiving Vitamin Z from a Premium Pack
The player receiving Vitamin Z from a Premium Pack
In other languages[]
Please note that only official translations are used.
Language
Name
Description
English
Vitamin Z
Simplified Chinese
维他命Z
English name transliterated into Chinese
Traditional Chinese
維他命 Z
French
Vitamine Z
German
Vitamin Z
Italian
Vitamina Z
Japanese
ビタミンZ
English name transliterated into Japanese
Korean
비타민 Z
English name transliterated into Korean
Brazilian Portuguese
Vitamina Z
Russian
Витамин Z
English name transliterated into Russian
Spanish
Vitamina Z
Trivia[]
Despite it having the exact same ability as Fertilize, it is a Premium - Rare card, rarer than the latter, which is Basic - Common.
It's possible because the plant boosted by Fertilize can still be destroyed instantly by Zombie Tricks while the zombie boosted by Vitamin Z can't be destroyed instantly by Plant Tricks until the next turn.
Beastly class.
to play, and its ability gives a selected zombie +3
/+3
. Its plant counterpart is Fertilize.
/+3
English
Simplified Chinese
Traditional Chinese
French
German
Italian
Japanese
Korean
Brazilian Portuguese
Russian
Spanish
Brainy
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Hearty
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