Bloonarius Prime

Bloonarius Prime

Difficulty	Intermediate
Music	Tribes & Tribulations
Default Co-op division	Free-for-all
Introduced	Version 27.0
Entrances	1	Exits	2
Junctions	2	Water?	Yes

Path lengths (RBS)
Path		Easy	Medium	Hard
Prime		21.8	19.8	17.4
Composite		26.9	24.4	21.5

Bloonarius Prime is an Intermediate map in Bloons TD 6, introduced in version 27.0. It takes place in a swamp with a lake and several trees.

On prime number rounds, the portal near the entrance opens, sending Bloons to the path on the right side. This map also features a unique path that can only be taken by Boss Bloons, which covers both sides.

Layout

Bloonarius Prime contains a large clump of trees and rocks blocking line of sight in the middle. There is a green river that allows for water towers to be placed. The color theme and swamp-like nature of this map strongly reflect Bloonarius, the first Boss Bloon in BTD6 and released on the same update as this map. The composite lane is significantly longer and has more intersections & bends compared to the prime rounds, making composite rounds significantly easier. Both lanes share the same entrance (in Reverse, they share the same exit instead).

Strategy

This section was last updated for: version 55.1

Bloonarius Prime is among the most difficult Intermediate maps, but not harder than Lost Crevasse. The line-of-sight blockers in the middle, the lack of spots that have good coverage of both lanes, and the short length & awkward layout of the prime lane all contribute to this map's difficulty. The alternating lanes of this map make certain towers excel, and they are listed below.

Recommended towers and upgrades

Name	Portrait	Reasoning
Corvus		The alternating lanes allow Corvus to reliably deal with the early-game with the spirit and occasional use of Spear. When placed at the entrance, he can constantly farm mana throughout the game. He saves up massive amounts of cash and allows expensive win conditions to be obtained, and Ancestral Might and Overload make his power remain immense in the late-game.
Geraldo		Geraldo excels on Bloonarius Prime for two main reasons. He works well with a wide variety of optimal towers on this map, such as Comanche Commander and Sniper Monkeys with Perma-Brew. He also excels on Intermediate maps in general, as his shop refresh occurs on Round 95 in CHIMPS if placed relatively early, allowing for much greater use of his most powerful items, such as Genie Bottle, for the hardest rounds.
Heli Pilot		Heli in general excels on the alternating lane nature of this map and unlimited flying range. Geraldo and Rosalia work well with it.

Prime rounds

Prime rounds up to R140

Prime
2, 3, 5, 7, 11, 13, 17, 19, 23, 29, 31, 37, 41, 43, 47, 53, 59, 61, 67, 71, 73, 79, 83, 89, 97, 101, 103, 107, 109, 113, 127, 131, 137, 139

Easter egg

• Repeatedly selecting the left corner of the rightmost lake causes a crocodile to appear.

Gallery

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  Easter theme
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  Fireworks theme
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  Halloween theme
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  Holiday theme
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  Island statue

In other languages

This section was last updated for: version 48.1

Language	Text	Notes
Arabic	بلوناريوس برايم	Transliteration of the map name.
Danish	Bloonarius Prim	—
German	Bloonarius Prime	—
Spanish	Bloonarius primo	—
Spanish (Latin America)	Bloonarius primo	—
Finnish	Bloonarius Prime	—
French	Bloonarius Prime	—
Italian	Bloonarius Prime	—
Japanese	ブルーナリウスプライム	Transliteration of the map name.
Korean	블루나리우스 프라임	Transliteration of the map name.
Dutch	Bloonarius Prime	—
Norwegian	Bloonarius’ prim	"Prime of Bloonarius"
Polish	Blonarius Prime	Quasi-retention of English name, with "blon" meaning "bloon" in Polish.
Portuguese (Brazil)	Bloonarius Prime	—
Russian	Простой Шарнарий	"Prime" (as in "prime number") + "balloon" + "-arius"
Swedish	Bloonarius Prime	This translation retains the English name.
Thai	บลูนาเรียส ไพรม์	Transliteration of the map name.
Turkish	Bloonaryus Asalı	"Bloon" + transliteration of "-arius" + "prime" (as meaning empowered).
Chinese (simplified)	布隆纳留斯精英	"Bloonarius Elite"
Chinese (traditional)	氣球至尊	"Bloon" + "prime" (as meaning the most revered).

References

• Path lengths sourced from the BTD6 Index

Navigation

v • t • e Maps in Bloons TD 6
Beginner Monkey Meadow • In The Loop • Skull Tweak • Three Mines 'Round • Spa Pits • Tinkerton • Tree Stump • Town Center • Middle of the Road • One Two Tree • Scrapyard • The Cabin • Resort • Skates • Lotus Island • Candy Falls • Winter Park • Carved • Park Path • Alpine Run • Frozen Over • Cubism • Four Circles • Hedge • End Of The Road • Logs Intermediate Lost Crevasse • Luminous Cove • Ancient Portal • Sulfur Springs • Water Park • Polyphemus • Covered Garden • Quarry • Quiet Street • Bloonarius Prime • Balance • Encrypted • Bazaar • Adora's Temple • Spring Spring • KartsNDarts • Moon Landing • Haunted • Downstream • Firing Range • Cracked • Streambed • Chutes • Rake • Spice Islands • Protect The Yacht* Advanced Mushroom Grotto • Party Parade • Sunset Gulch • Enchanted Glade • Last Resort • Castle Revenge • Dark Path • Erosion • Midnight Mansion • Sunken Columns • X Factor • Mesa • Geared • Spillway • Cargo • Pat's Pond • Peninsula • High Finance • Another Brick • Off The Coast • Cornfield • Underground Expert Tricky Tracks • Glacial Trail • Dark Dungeons • Sanctuary • Ravine • Flooded Valley • Infernal • Bloody Puddles • Workshop • Quad • Dark Castle • Muddy Puddles • #Ouch • Blons*
* Not playable in standard solo or Co-op play