The value of X is calculated each time Party Dude's last ability resolves
Even without all that, the addition of online co-op gives it a firm leg up over the genre's biggest entrants, and the musical aesthetic (the battle UI is navigated via an in-game cassette player) gives it a flair all its own
It can be a 2/2 and still be fantastic (especially since you can buff your Army with other Amass cards on your own turn)
Its ability is identical to Grandopolis, however, its got a slightly higher attack power, but a thousand fewer defense points
Manufactured by Nintendo, this Lightning-type Pokmon is depicted as a Thunder creature on sturdy card stock material with a shiny foil finish
The deck additionally features a number of powerful removal spells and exile effects to keep your opponents' strongest threats at bay, as well as a handful of powerful artifacts and enchantments that buff your army and provide a ton of value through abilities that give your army double strike, lifelink, anthem effects, etc