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|caption=Artwork in ''Bloons TD 6'' and ''Bloons TD Battles 2''
|game appearances=BTD5,BTDB,BMC,BTD6,BTDB2,BCS
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The '''Monkey Village''' is a [[tower]] that debuted in the {{series|Bloons TD}}. It debuted in ''[[Bloons Tower Defense 3]]'' as the '''Monkey Beacon''' before being renamed and redesigned to the Monkey Village in ''[[Bloons TD 5]]''. They It is a wooden hut (a grey satellite dish as the Monkey Beacon) that provides support to other monkeys in battle by providing them with stat buffs.
'''Monkey Villages''' are [[monkey]]s that debuted in ''[[Bloons TD 5]]'' (replacing the [[Monkey Beacon]]s from ''[[Bloons TD 3]]'' and ''[[Bloons TD 4|4]]''), and are a recurring element of the {{series|Bloons TD}}. They are wooden huts that provide support to other monkeys in battle by providing them with stat buffs.


Despite being called "villages", Monkey Villages are usually depicted as a single building with no visible occupants. Similar-looking huts have appeared as background details in some ''Bloons'' games, such as on the main menus of ''Bloons TD 5'' and ''[[Bloons TD 6]]'', but they are not explicitly identified as Monkey Villages. One such hut appears as a decorative item in ''[[Bloons Pop!]]'' under the name "Monkey House", supporting this distinction.
Despite being called "villages", Monkey Villages are usually depicted as a single building with no visible occupants. Similar-looking huts have appeared as background details in some ''Bloons'' games, such as on the main menus of ''Bloons TD 5'' and ''[[Bloons TD 6]]'', but they are not explicitly identified as Monkey Villages. One such hut appears as a decorative item in ''[[Bloons Pop!]]'' under the name "Monkey House", supporting this distinction.
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==Gameplay==
==Gameplay==
==={{series|Bloons TD}}===
==={{series|Bloons TD}}===
Initially called the [[Monkey Beacon]] in ''[[Bloons Tower Defense 3]]'' and ''[[Bloons TD 4]]'', it is a [[tower]] that does not attack, instead providing [[tower buff|buffs]] to other towers within its [[range]]. In ''Bloons TD 5'', ''[[Bloons TD Battles]]'', and ''[[Bloons Monkey City]]'', the unupgraded Monkey Village provides a [[discount]], while in all of its other appearances, the unupgraded Monkey Beacon/Village provides a range buff. It can be upgraded to provide other buffs and benefits; in ''Bloons TD 5'', the range buff from its other appearances is named "[[Monkey Beacon (BTD5)|Monkey Beacon]]" after the Monkey Village's previous name. In ''Bloons Monkey City'', the Monkey Village also appears as a [[Monkey Building]] under the same name. In ''BTD6'' and ''Battles 2'', it is classified as a [[Support]] tower.
The Monkey Village is the successor to the [[Monkey Beacon]] from ''[[Bloons Tower Defense 3]]'' and ''[[Bloons TD 4]]'' and fulfils a similar role. It is a [[tower]] that does not attack, instead providing [[tower buff|buffs]] to other towers within its [[range]]. In ''Bloons TD 5'', ''[[Bloons TD Battles]]'', and ''[[Bloons Monkey City]]'', the unupgraded Monkey Village provides a [[discount]], while in ''Bloons TD 6'' and ''[[Bloons TD Battles 2]]'', it provides a range buff. It can be upgraded to provide other buffs and benefits. In ''Bloons Monkey City'', the Monkey Village also appears as a [[Monkey Building]] under the same name. In ''BTD6'' and ''Battles 2'', it is classified as a [[Support]] tower.
 
In ''Bloons Tower Defense 3'' and ''Bloons TD 4''. its final upgrade calls the [[Super Monkey Storm]], wiping every non-[[MOAB-Class Bloon]] off the screen for a somewhat hefty price (with a cooldown in ''BTD4'', making it a precursor to the [[Activated Ability]] mechanic). The Super Monkey Storm would return, separate from the Monkey Village, in ''Bloons TD 5'' and ''6'' as a [[Special Agent]] and [[Power]], respectively. ''Bloons TD 6'' features the [[Super Monkey Beacon]], a [[Power Pro]] variant of that game's Super Monkey Storm, Monkey Village's old name.
 
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BTD3 MonkeyBeacon.svg|link=Monkey Beacon (BTD3)|[[Monkey Beacon (BTD3)]]
BTD4HD monkey beacon unlock.png|link=Monkey Beacon (BTD4)|[[Monkey Beacon (BTD4)]]
BTD5M village avatar small.png|link=Monkey Village (BTD5)|[[Monkey Village (BTD5)]]
BTD5M village avatar small.png|link=Monkey Village (BTD5)|[[Monkey Village (BTD5)]]
BTD6 000-MonkeyVillage.png|link=Monkey Village (BTD6)|[[Monkey Village (BTD6)]]
BTD6 000-MonkeyVillage.png|link=Monkey Village (BTD6)|[[Monkey Village (BTD6)]]
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==Navigation==
==Navigation==
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[[Category:Monkeys]][[Category:Towers]]
[[Category:Support monkeys]][[Category:Towers]]

Latest revision as of 02:32, 24 May 2026

Monkey Village iterations: BTD5 • Battles • BMC • BTD6 • Battles 2 • BCS
Monkey Village
Artwork in Bloons TD 6 and Bloons TD Battles 2
Appearances Bloons TD 5
Bloons TD Battles
Bloons Monkey City
Bloons TD 6
Bloons TD Battles 2
Bloons Card Storm

Monkey Villages are monkeys that debuted in Bloons TD 5 (replacing the Monkey Beacons from Bloons TD 3 and 4), and are a recurring element of the Bloons TD series. They are wooden huts that provide support to other monkeys in battle by providing them with stat buffs.

Despite being called "villages", Monkey Villages are usually depicted as a single building with no visible occupants. Similar-looking huts have appeared as background details in some Bloons games, such as on the main menus of Bloons TD 5 and Bloons TD 6, but they are not explicitly identified as Monkey Villages. One such hut appears as a decorative item in Bloons Pop! under the name "Monkey House", supporting this distinction.

Gameplay

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The Monkey Village is the successor to the Monkey Beacon from Bloons Tower Defense 3 and Bloons TD 4 and fulfils a similar role. It is a tower that does not attack, instead providing buffs to other towers within its range. In Bloons TD 5, Bloons TD Battles, and Bloons Monkey City, the unupgraded Monkey Village provides a discount, while in Bloons TD 6 and Bloons TD Battles 2, it provides a range buff. It can be upgraded to provide other buffs and benefits. In Bloons Monkey City, the Monkey Village also appears as a Monkey Building under the same name. In BTD6 and Battles 2, it is classified as a Support tower.

"Village" is a Monkey type shared by two Support-class cards, including the basic Monkey Village. All Villages are unable to attack, but provide buffs to other Monkeys adjacent to them.

  • When Monkey Villages are sold, they are packed up and shipped back home[1] or re-kitted for the next battle.[2]
  • When asked about the insides of Monkey Villages, Dr. Monkey "talked for hours about tardises [and] the space-time continuum", implying that they are bigger on the inside. The appearance of the insides change to reflect each upgrade.[3]
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References

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  1. ↑ "What's Up At Ninja Kiwi? - 6th August, 2021". Reddit. Retrieved Tue, 20 Aug 2024.
  2. ↑ "What's Up At Ninja Kiwi - 19th July 2024 Blog". Reddit. Retrieved Tue, 20 Aug 2024.
  3. ↑ "What's Up At Ninja Kiwi - 20th September 2024 Blog". Reddit. Retrieved Tue, 20 Aug 2024.
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