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This was changed in BTD6 where Glue Gunners, Tier 5 Ice Monkeys and the Superstorm upgrade for the Druid can affect MOAB-Class Bloons.Immunity to ordinary glue, freezing, tornadoes, etc.It moves as slow as or slower than a Red Bloon, with the exception of the DDT which moves slightly faster than a Ceramic Bloon in BTD6 (as fast as Pink in BMC, or Green in BATTD).Very high RBEs, usually high enough to end the game if one leaks, even if no lives were lost before.One can survive a regular MOAB with 700+ lives, but most MOABs cause an instant death.Īll MOAB-Class Bloons have the following in common: MOAB class bloons split into the previous level down when destroyed. In BTD6, Support Chinook, Spirit of the Forest, Legend of the Night, and prior to version 2.0, Soulbind can allow players to survive MOAB Class Bloons. In Bloons Tower Defense games, the only way to survive letting an MOAB-Class Bloon through a level is either through generating sufficient lives with the Banana Farm with the Healthy Bananas premium upgrade in Bloons TD 4 and Bloons TD 5, purchasing extra lives sufficient times, or generating enough with the Support Chinook upgrade, or being in Sandbox Mode. One of the hardest to pop is the DDT as it is fast and has the camo property, whereas the BAD is very slow and can be hit by most attacks. Before being popped, MOAB-Class Bloons will gain punctures the more they are damaged. They also spawn at least 4 Bloons when popped. The MOAB-Class Bloons, also referred as Blimps, are huge Bloons that tend to be slow, that have very high RBE and require hundreds to thousands of hits to pop the exterior layer. ~ BTD5 Mobile Description of MOAB-Class Bloonsįear the MOAB Bloons! These floating fortresses of fear take loads of hits to pop, and when they do, release Ceramic Bloons. If any of these get through, it's game over. Luckily for you, they tend to move quite slowly. MOAB-class Bloons (MOABs, BFBs, and ZOMGs) require hundreds of hits to pop. For more information about Freeplay scaling, see Late Game and Freeplay (BTD6 Era).Ĭertain rounds may contain pre-round comments.įirst instances of Bloon types are in bold.For other uses of MOAB, see MOAB (disambiguation). For example, from Round 81 onwards the Ceramic Bloons are replaced by Super Ceramic Bloons, the Bloons get progressively stronger and the cash per pop is reduced. When Freeplay rounds are reached some things start to change. However, reaching certain rounds may include a reduction in both cash-per-pop and money reward down to a certain percentage. Generally, each bloon popped is worth $1 and gain money reward $(100+R) after finishing round R. Rounds in Standard Mode are generally pre-determined except for most rounds from Round 141 onwards. Bear in mind that Rounds 81+ modify normal Ceramics into Super Ceramics, which have 60 health (or 120 with Fortified) and release only one offspring per bloon below Ceramic. Unless stated, assume that there are no health ramping or speed ramping for MOAB-class bloons. Rounds follow the same pattern across all games, with the exceptions of Alternate Bloons Rounds (accessible after beating Hard Standard) and Apopalypse Mode (accessible after beating Military Only in Medium). After round 81, MOAB-class bloons will become slightly tougher and faster each round, and money per pop decreases (factored into the following table). Most game modes start at Round 1, but there are exceptions: In all Hard Difficulty modes, rounds start at Round 3, while Impoppable and CHIMPS start at Round 6. In Bloons TD 6, rounds serve as each stage of bloon waves, which progressively send generally stronger bloon waves upon beating further rounds. For the rounds in Apopalypse Mode, see Apopalypse (BTD6)#Bloons spawning in BTD6. For the rounds in Alternate Bloon Rounds, see Alternate Bloons Rounds#Rounds. Illustration of the bloons in round 1-100 for BTD6.
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