Zombie MOAB

This article is about the obtainable card. For the unobtainable card formerly named "Undead MOAB", see Zombie MOAB (old).

Zombie MOAB

Undead. Revive

Terriflying!

Class	Large
Card Pack	Camo Storm
Rarity	Rare
Keywords	Revive, Undead
Introduced	Version 6.0

Stats
Cost			6		Health			330
Charges			2		Delay			7

Zombie MOAB is a Large Bloon card in Bloons Card Storm, introduced in version 6.0. It is an undead Bloon that can revive. It can be summoned from Prince of Darkness.

The card artwork portrays a Zombie MOAB at a graveyard underneath a moon with a purple glow.

Tips

This section was last updated for: version 6.2

• The Zombie MOAB has a total health pool of 660 when accounting for Revive. It's 3 delay slower than a MOAB for the same price, but the lingering Health makes it suitable as a way to soak damage and apply slow pressure to the opponent. With two of them, Zombie MOAB becomes very hard to take down.
  • Its massive health and resistance to removal cards like Extreme Heat makes it suitable for protecting Camo Bloons.
  • Camo Green Bloon, Camo Lead Bloon and Camo Regrow Ceramic Bloon can be very difficult cards to deal with while Zombie MOAB is on the field.
• Be careful not to pop a Zombie MOAB with Revive if it has zero delay, or else it will become a fully healthy Bloon again. However, its very long delay usually makes this not too much of a concern.
• Zombie MOAB is the only two-charge Zombie Bloon, making it a great option to stack the board with Bloons with Revive, which can survive things that simply "destroy" a Bloon, notably Bloonsday Device and MOAB Eliminator become harder to use against it.
• Zombie MOAB gets a lot of value from cards that heal passively such as Prince Of Darkness and Necromancer due to its very long delay and high health allowing it to continually heal without as much risk of being popped.
• Zombie MOAB being two charges makes it the best value per card that you can get out of Dart Arts Wizard, with both charges giving a combined +120 health accounting for Revive.
• Zombie MOAB should be played in Tempo decks that primarily care a bit less about going slower. Faster Tempo decks may consider MOAB or Damaged MOAB instead.

Update history

Version 6.2

•  Charges increased ― 1 → 2
•  Health decreased ― 350 → 330

Development

Initially during Version 6.2 playtests, the Zombie MOAB was only given an extra charge, with the design practice of similar MOAB cards like the Damaged MOAB or normal MOAB. However, playtesters found it difficult to counter the new Zombie MOABs compared to normal MOABs despite the 7 delay (versus 4). A community tester noted that the new health reduction of the Zombie MOAB from 350 to 330 makes Dart Arts Wizard synergy more necessary, a change that they deem justifiable, since equipping Undead-specific synergy would hurt defensive capability.

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In other languages

This section was last updated for: version 6.0

Name

Language	Text	Notes
Danish	Udød MOAB	—
German	Untoter MOAB	—
Spanish (Latin America)	MOAB no muerto	—
French	MOAB zombie	—
Italian	MOAB non morto	—
Japanese	アンデッドMOAB	—
Korean	언데드 MOAB	—
Norwegian	Vandød MOAB	—
Polish	Nieumarły MOAB	—
Portuguese (Brazil)	MOAB Zumbi	—
Russian	MOAB-нежить	—
Swedish	Odöd MOAB	—
Chinese (traditional)	不死MOAB	—

Flavor

Language	Text	Notes
Danish	Terriflying!	—
German	Furchterregend!	—
Spanish (Latin America)	¡Terrorífico volador!	—
French	Terrifiant volant!	—
Italian	Terrificante!	—
Japanese	恐怖の飛行！	—
Korean	무시무시한 비행!	—
Norwegian	Skremmende!	—
Polish	Przerażająco latające!	—
Portuguese (Brazil)	Terrífico voador!	—
Russian	Ужасно летающий!	—
Swedish	Skrämmande!	—
Chinese (traditional)	嚇死人！	—