Heartstopper

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This article is about the card in Bloons Card Storm. For Ezili's Activated Ability in Bloons TD 6, see Ezili (BTD6)#Heartstopper. For Ezili's Activated Ability in Bloons TD Battles 2, see Ezili (Battles 2)#Heartstopper.
Heartstopper
Card art of Heartstopper
Remove Camo, Regrow and Armored from target Bloon, then deal 60 damage to it
I will take from you... everything
Class Advanced Advanced
Card Pack Camo Storm
Rarity Uncommon
Keywords —
Exclusive to Ezili
Introduced Version 6.0
Stats
Cost Gold 2 Charges 2

Heartstopper is an Advanced Power card in Bloons Card Storm, introduced in version 6.0. It removes Camo, Regrow, and Armor from a target Bloon from any player, then does 40 damage to it. It can target any type of Bloon, even if it doesn't have those properties. It can only be added to Ezili decks.

The card artwork portrays Ezili triggering a spell that blasts various Bloons, including a Camo Green, Regrow Yellow, Lead Bloon, Regrow Blue, and Camo Red.

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The editor who added this notice elaborates: New Heartstopper is good in v6.4?
This section was last updated for: version 6.4
  • Heartstopper is a niche card that is mainly for anti-property tech. Since most Camo, Regrow, and Armored Bloons aren't particularly threatening and can be countered in many other ways, this card is not recommended. It can be an okay option with the 60 damage if needed for the anti-property tech, and it has some small use for anti-Aggro even without those specific Bloons.
  • Aggro decks tend to prefer propertyless Bloon swarms or special Bloons that Heartstopper can't affect (e.g. Steady Growth Bloon, Double Yellow Bloon). The only aggro bloon with a property is Regrow Yellow Bloon, which can remove upto 60 hp worth of healing. Only a few late-game Bloons (specifically The Regenerator, Lead Zeppelin, and DDT) have particularly threatening Bloon properties that Heartstopper can affect (Camo, Regrow, or Armored).
  • Targeting own Bloons with Heartstopper is not recommended unless wanting to force the opponent to only target specific Camo Bloons in a board with only Camos, and even that's not justifiable.

Update history

  • Buff Now deals 40 damage to target
  • Buff Can now target any Bloon instead of just targets with Camo, Regrow, and/or Armored
  • Buff Damage increased ― 40 → 60

Development

Heartstopper was changed to deal damage since the Version 6.2 playtests due to many of the community playtesters deeming it one of the worst cards in the game,[1] and just giving Ezili more anti-aggro strength.[1] Same applies in Version 6.4, though arguably indirectly more so with general buffs to many Camo, Regrow, and Armored options.[2]

In other languages

This section was last updated for: version 6.0
Name
Language Text Notes
Danish Hjertestopper —
German Herzstillstand —
Spanish (Latin America) Paro cardíaco —
French Arrêteur de cœur —
Italian Heartstopper —
Japanese ハートストッパー —
Korean 하트스톱퍼 —
Norwegian Hjertestopper —
Polish Heartstopper —
Portuguese (Brazil) Parada Cardíaca —
Russian Остановитель сердца —
Swedish Hjärtstoppare —
Chinese (traditional) 心跳停止者 —
Flavor
Language Text Notes
Danish Jeg vil tage alt fra dig. —
German Ich nehme dir alles weg. —
Spanish (Latin America) Te quitaré... todo. —
French Je vais tout te prendre. —
Italian Ti prenderò tutto. —
Japanese 君から…すべてを奪う。 —
Korean 네가 가진 모든 것을 빼앗아 버리겠다. —
Norwegian Jeg tar fra deg... alt. —
Polish Wezmę od ciebie... wszystko —
Portuguese (Brazil) Vou tirar de você... tudo. —
Russian Я заберу у тебя... всё. —
Swedish Jag tar allt ifrån dig... —
Chinese (traditional) 我會把你的一切都拿走。 —

References