Gargantuars' Feast is a premium legendary zombie trick card in Plants vs. Zombies Heroes, and a member of the 
Crazy class. It costs 11
to play, and its ability makes 3 random Gargantuar zombies on random lanes.
Statistics
- Class: Crazy
- Tribes: Gourmet Gargantuar Trick
- Ability: Make 3 random Gargantuars in random lanes.
- Set - Rarity: Premium - Legendary
Card description
This party doesn't make reservations.
Update history
Update 1.16.10
- ▲ Brain cost change: 12 → 11
Strategies
With
Due to its high brain cost, it can be hard to play and therefore is rarely used. However, using multiple Gentleman Zombies and Gargologists can easily allow the player to play this earlier. Keep in mind that if there are 2 or less empty lanes, this trick is less cost-effective than playing two Gargantuars individually. Therefore, it's best to at least have three empty lanes before you play it.
Since it is in the gourmet tribe, Cheese Cutter has a chance to Conjure this trick and make it slightly cheaper. If you manage to play this under this circumstance, you will most likely win, as you will get three zombies of the most powerful tribe in the game as soon as you make 10 brains. Due to being a Gargantuar trick, Z-Mech can combine this with Gargologist and/or Zombology Teacher, allowing him to play Gargantuars' Feast at turns 9 or 10, and even earlier if he has more of them.
Impfinity can play Mixed-Up Gravedigger or Cursed Gargolith on the next turn, as both will hide all Gargantuars plus themselves in gravestones, resetting their stats and all damage done to them during the previous turn, as well as re-activating Rodeo Gargantuar or Zombot 1000's ability, if there are any. Electric Boogaloo can support these Gargantuars by using boosting tricks or Loudmouth, or even instant-kill tricks. However, only follow this strategy if your opponent somehow survives the turn you played Gargantuars' Feast. Also, while Electric Boogaloo can run late-game control decks, Impfinity does not fare well in the late game. Electric Boogaloo can use Smashing Gargantuar to give all the Gargantuars Frenzy, if this card does not make one. Speaking of Zombot 1000, it is one of the better gargantuars here, as due to appearing in the tricks phase, its weakness of allowing the plant hero to recover is completely patched.
However, the best hero to use Gargantuars' Feast is Professor Brainstorm, as he has access to cards specializing in ramping up brains. For example, playing Brain Vendor in Medulla Nebula can allow you to earn 2 extra brains, making it easier to play Gargantuars' Feast as early as turn 9. You can also play Cryo-Brain to slowly ramp up brains in order to play Gargantuars' Feast slightly earlier, or use Wizard Gargantuar to give all the Gargantuars Bullseye.
However, this card is very luck-based, meaning you can end up as lucky as getting a Zombot 1000 or unfortunate enough to get a Wannabe Hero when you are low on health (which is probably the only undesirable situation, as most other Gargantuars are always better). Therefore, only use it if you are in need for some Gargantuars and you have nothing else you would play. In extreme circumstances, it may even backfire, such as making Zombot 1000 with Grapes of Wrath still on the field. As you typically wouldn't have a lot of health at this point, it can potentially lose the game for you.
Note that if it targets the aquatic lane, the Deep Sea Gargantuar will always spawn there, as he is the only Gargantuar zombie with the Amphibious trait.
If you have Unlife of the Party on the field, he can boost himself by up to +3
/+3
when you use this trick. Unfortunately, Unlife of the Party is not relevant in the late game and there are better ways to built up his stats.
This is the list of Gargantuars you can get from this card arranged by brain cost:
Against
This card is rarely used, so the player should only worry a little about this card being played, and the best strategy is to win the game before it can be put to good use. However, when the time comes, the player has a very little chance of properly dealing with it. The player should try and quickly defeat any zombie hero with the Crazy class just in case this happens. Should you survive the attack after the trick, using plants like Kernel Corn or The Great Zucchini could help lower the threat.
In the worst case scenario, use Squash to destroy some of the Gargantuars if the player is using a 
Solar hero. Since all Gargantuars have 4 strength or more, using Doom-Shroom should be able to get rid of all those spawned Gargantuars easily assuming the player survived the onslaught. Beware, Doom-Shroom will also destroy your strong plants if you use it. Grapes of Wrath can also help ease the situation, as it can provide an easy 6 damage to the zombie hero if one of the made Gargantuars has destroyed it, or, if playing as Spudow, activate its ability with Doom-Shroom. Playing Astro Vera can also increase your chance of surviving this card but be sure to use as much healing as possible to survive the onslaught. If you can't use Doom-Shroom, then Tactical Cuke is also another option, but keep in mind the chances of getting all 3 gargantuars on the ground lanes are quite little.
If you see the zombie hero saving up 11 brains, there is a high chance that they are about to use this trick, so prepare your defense against it. Smarty and Guardian Heroes can use Brainana to take away all of the zombie hero's brains or play Dark Matter Dragonfruit/Forget-Me-Nuts to delay the usage of Gargantuars' Feast. Another way to avoid letting someone play this card is to defeat the opponent before turn 11 with rush decks. Keep in mind that any non-Crazy zombie hero may be able to play it, as they all can Conjure this card (Triplication, Mad Chemist, Cheese Cutter, King of the Grill, Buried Treasure).
Gallery
Gargantuars' Feast's statistics
Gargantuars' Feast's card
Gargantuars' Feast's card image
Gargantuars' Feast's textures
Gargantuars' Feast being played
Gargantuars' Feast's idle animation
Old
The player receiving Gargantuars' Feast from a Premium Pack before update 1.6.27
Gargantuars' Feast being played (animated)
Gargantuars' Feast's silhouette
The player receiving Gargantuars' Feast from a Premium Pack
Gargantuars' Feast's card
Gigantic Gargantuars' Feast due to a glitch
In other languages
Please note that only official translations are used.
| Language |
Name |
Description
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 English
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Gargantuars' Feast
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 Simplified Chinese
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巨尸盛宴
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| Traditional Chinese
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巨型殭屍的晚餐
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 French
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Festin de Gargantua
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 German
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Gargantua-Schlemmerei
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 Italian
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Banchetto degli orchi
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 Japanese
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ガルガンチュアのごちそう
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 Korean
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거인의 만찬
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 Brazilian Portuguese
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Jantar de Devorador
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 Russian
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Пир Гаргантюа
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 Spanish
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Banquete de Zombistein
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Trivia
- A glitch fixed in 1.16.10 used to show the message asking the player to choose a lane to move to if Surprise Gargantuar was made even if there were less than 2 open lanes. If there weren't, the turn will never end.
- At 11 (previously 12)-cost (), it is the most expensive card and the only card over 10-cost for the entire game history.
- This does not include cards made more expensive if Forget-Me Nuts or Dark Matter Dragonfruit is on the field.
- Dr. Zomboss seems to be shorter than usual in the card's animation.
- Dr. Zomboss' sprite from this trick is reused in the advertisement for the Feastivus Bundle, where he holds Exploding Fruitcake.
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