Diguanodon (PvZH)

Diguanodon is a Beastly card, it has 3/3 and costs 3.
He has the trait Frenzy, and will make you draw a Fossil card from your deck whenever an ennemy fighter is destroyed, with exactly the same cost as the destroyed card
It is part of the Time Travels set, in the category Jurassic Marsh
==Origins and appearance==
He is based on the Iguanodon, a genus of ornithopod dinosaur that lived in Europe during the Early Cretaceous known for being somewhat of a generic ornithopod and for his spike-like thumb, presumably used for self-defense
Physically, the fighter resembles an average cartoonish iguanodon, with his back forming a hump on which an Imp with a miner hat is sitting, with reins connected to the Iguanodon's mouth, who itself also has a miner hat, both hats using small bundles of sticks and grass shaped like torches instead of regular lights
== Strategies ==
===With===
While it cannot boost itself like a Vimpire, this card can be easily coupled with any deck to due to how easy it makes drawing ; thanks to the Beastly class's many destroying Tricks and Frenzy cards, you can very easily play aggressively in order to draw more and more to replace destroyed minions, or use the card to boost a Dino-Roar fighter and allow it to snowball. Thanks to his Imp tribe, you can also combo it with Imp Commander to draw large amount of cards, especially since it has the Frenzy tribe, or with Toxic Waste Imp to have certified draw if your opponent decides to front your zombies. All around, it has good stats and synergizes very easily in almost any deck making it very useful to provide fuel for a deck that may normally lack card draw
===Stats===
While it can easily boost your opponent by giving gargantuan card draw, this card isn't very threatening by itself, and even if it can rip through a line of small plants, it is predictable enough to avoid this. Try to remove it as soon as possible, or to avoid as much as possible fronting other cards since the Zombie Hero will most likely act to make sure they are destroyed and he can draw. If needed, you can also simply hit face, since he doesn't attack for much and this can be a good occasion to hit face if your opponent bets everything on it. Cards that can attack on other lanes are also useful because they can avoid becoming opportunities to draw for your opponent, so the Smarty class is well equipped to deal with him, altough most cards will require a little strength buff to get rid of it
==Trivia==
*This card was originally a 7 cost 7/5 named "Scrapator", but both name and stats were changed for both flavor and balance
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