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|title=Bloons Adventure Time TD
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|developer=[[Ninja Kiwi Europe]]
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|publisher=[[Ninja Kiwi]]
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|platform=iOS, Android, Windows, macOS
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===Characters===
===Characters===
{{main|Character}}
{{main|Character}}
Unlike other ''Bloons TD'' games, gameplay in ''BATTD'' revolves around characters, which are one-off [[tower]]s that include both [[monkey]] characters ''Adventure Time'' characters. Many characters are analogous to towers from other ''Bloons TD'' games, such as [[Max (BATTD)|Max]], who is similar to a [[Dart Monkey]], and [[Ice King (BATTD)|Ice King]], who is similar to an [[Ice Monkey]]. The player can choose up to ten characters to use in a game, and the player can only place one of each character. Unlike other towers, [[upgrade]]s for characters use a tree structure where upgrades can lead into multiple other upgrades and/or have multiple prerequisite upgrades. Each character has a [[star level]] that can be increased by spending [[character resource]]s, which unlocks permanent enhancements and access to more upgrades. Characters can also be customized with items to enhance their stats and grant additional abilities:
Unlike other ''Bloons TD'' games, gameplay in ''BATTD'' revolves around characters, which are one-off [[tower]]s that include both [[monkey]] characters and ''Adventure Time'' characters. Many characters are analogous to towers from other ''Bloons TD'' games, such as [[Max (BATTD)|Max]], who is similar to a [[Dart Monkey]], and [[Ice King (BATTD)|Ice King]], who is similar to an [[Ice Monkey]]. The player can choose up to ten characters to use in a game, and the player can only place one of each character. Unlike other towers, [[upgrade]]s for characters use a tree structure where upgrades can lead into multiple other upgrades and/or have multiple prerequisite upgrades. Each character has a [[star level]] that can be increased by spending [[character resource]]s, which unlocks permanent enhancements and access to more upgrades. Characters can also be customized with items to enhance their stats and grant additional abilities:
*[[Weapon (BATTD)|Weapon]]s modify the character's stats, and become more effective at higher star levels. Each character can only equip one weapon of their preferred weapon type.
*[[Weapon (BATTD)|Weapon]]s modify the character's stats, and become more effective at higher star levels. Each character can only equip one weapon of their preferred weapon type.
*[[Trinket]]s modify the character's stats and/or apply special perks. Each character can equip up to three trinkets at star level 1, increasing to up to 10 trinkets at star level 10.
*[[Trinket]]s modify the character's stats and/or apply special perks. Each character can equip up to three trinkets at star level 1, increasing to up to 10 trinkets at star level 10.
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===Powers===
===Powers===
{{main|Power}}
{{main|Power}}
Powers are items that can be used in a game to activate beneficial effects. They are bought with [[coin]]s and come in five different tiers of rarity. The player can choose up to eight powers to bring into a game.
Powers are items the player can use in a game to activate beneficial effects. They come in five different tiers of rarity, which determines their cost in [[coin]]s. The player can choose up to eight powers to bring into a game.
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*[[Candy Kingdom]]
*[[Candy Kingdom]]
*[[Ice Kingdom]]
*[[Ice Kingdom]]
*[[Badlands]]
*[[Badlands (BATTD)|Badlands]]
*[[Fire Kingdom]]
*[[Fire Kingdom]]
*[[Lemongrab]]
*[[Lemongrab]]
*[[Underwater City]]
*[[Underwater City]]
*[[Haunted Swamp]]
*[[Haunted Swamp (BATTD)|Haunted Swamp]]
*[[Lumpy Space]]
*[[Lumpy Space]]


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{{main strategy}}
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{{strategy needed|This section should contain a few basic pointers (like items to prioritize getting and beginner's traps to avoid), while the main article should go more in-depth}}
{{strategy needed|This section should contain a few basic pointers (like items to prioritize getting and beginner's traps to avoid), while the main article should go more in-depth}}
*An effective strategy when starting out is to prioritize early money into getting [[Bro Fist]] early, providing additional cash generation and restoring leaked lives. Later on, Finn still becomes useful for gaining eco with [[Thief King's Dagger]] and [[Mystery Cave Pick]].
*During games, find a chokepoint on the map and build your defense around there, such as the back of [[Candy Kingdom Streets]] or in the bottom-middle of [[Wizard Royale]] where all Bloon paths eventually lead to.
*Players should prioritize getting [[Supermonkey (BATTD)|Supermonkey]] as despite his larger cost compared to other characters, his high damage can effectively carry the Hard and Extreme difficulties.
*[[Wish orb]]s contain many trinkets that can be considered not useful. From common and uncommon wish orbs, take trinkets and weapons that boost [[Damage|damage]], [[Pierce|pierce]], or give a decamo/slow/stun effect. For allies, take the ones that benefit specific characters like [[Pirate Crew]] and [[Super Fans]].
**Players should prioritize getting [[Thought Cannon Wand]] and [[Treasure Chest Keys]] from higher rarity Wish orbs, as they greatly increase the amount of loot players can get per game.


==Update history==
==Update history==
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==Bugs and errors==
{{Main|List of errors in BATTD}}


==Gallery==
==Gallery==
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Developer(s) Ninja Kiwi Europe[1]
Publisher(s) Ninja Kiwi
Platform(s) iOS, Android, Windows, macOS
Latest update Version 1.7.7 (Android)
Version 1.7.5 (other platforms)
Release dates
App Store 13 July 2018
Google Play 28 August 2018
Amazon Appstore 24 October 2018
Steam 16 January 2019[2]
Language(s) supported
English
Danish
German
Spanish
French
Italian
Japanese
Korean
Dutch
Norwegian
Portuguese (Brazil)
Russian
Swedish
Turkish

Bloons Adventure Time TD (abbreviated BATTD) is a crossover game in the Bloons TD series that combines elements from the Bloons games and the Adventure Time television series. Its gameplay is based on Bloons TD 6, but it features unique towers referred to as characters, which include both Adventure Time characters and monkey characters, who can be equipped with weapons, trinkets, and allies. The game takes place in the Land of Ooo, the main setting of Adventure Time, after a portal appears and brings Bloons into it, leading the Adventure Time characters to team up with the monkeys to defend against the Bloons.

Gameplay

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Further information: Bloons TD (series)#Gameplay
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Tutorial

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Main article: Tutorial (BATTD)
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Characters

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Main article: Character

Unlike other Bloons TD games, gameplay in BATTD revolves around characters, which are one-off towers that include both monkey characters and Adventure Time characters. Many characters are analogous to towers from other Bloons TD games, such as Max, who is similar to a Dart Monkey, and Ice King, who is similar to an Ice Monkey. The player can choose up to ten characters to use in a game, and the player can only place one of each character. Unlike other towers, upgrades for characters use a tree structure where upgrades can lead into multiple other upgrades and/or have multiple prerequisite upgrades. Each character has a star level that can be increased by spending character resources, which unlocks permanent enhancements and access to more upgrades. Characters can also be customized with items to enhance their stats and grant additional abilities:

  • Weapons modify the character's stats, and become more effective at higher star levels. Each character can only equip one weapon of their preferred weapon type.
  • Trinkets modify the character's stats and/or apply special perks. Each character can equip up to three trinkets at star level 1, increasing to up to 10 trinkets at star level 10.
  • Allies are minor towers that have their own upgrades, but cannot equip anything or level up. Each character can equip one ally at level 1, increasing to up to four allies at level 10.

These items are primarily obtained at random from wish orbs.

Some characters have alternate forms, which are generally treated as separate characters and have their own mechanics, upgrades, and equipment restrictions.

Powers

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Main article: Power

Powers are items the player can use in a game to activate beneficial effects. They come in five different tiers of rarity, which determines their cost in coins. The player can choose up to eight powers to bring into a game.

Adventures and maps

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Main article: Adventure (BATTD)

Maps in BATTD are grouped into sets called Adventures. Each Adventure has an overarching plot (some with voiced dialogue between characters) and one to four maps, which are unlocked by playing them in sequence. Earning all medals of a specific difficulty in one Adventure unlocks an Adventure Chest containing additional rewards. Completing Adventures is the primary way of unlocking more characters.

Currencies and resources

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Hotkeys

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Key Action
QWERT / NM,./ Purchase upgrades in slots 1-5 on the selected character's upgrade menu
I Open/close highlighted tower's upgrade tree
Backspace / Delete Sell selected tower
18 Activate powers in slots 1-8
Spacebar Start round / Fast Forward
Tab Change targeting options
Lemonhope / Banana Air Corps: select target
BMO: collect balance
Esc Pause / deselect / exit

Bloons

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Locations

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Events

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Non-playable characters

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Strategy

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  • An effective strategy when starting out is to prioritize early money into getting Bro Fist early, providing additional cash generation and restoring leaked lives. Later on, Finn still becomes useful for gaining eco with Thief King's Dagger and Mystery Cave Pick.
  • During games, find a chokepoint on the map and build your defense around there, such as the back of Candy Kingdom Streets or in the bottom-middle of Wizard Royale where all Bloon paths eventually lead to.
  • Players should prioritize getting Supermonkey as despite his larger cost compared to other characters, his high damage can effectively carry the Hard and Extreme difficulties.
  • Wish orbs contain many trinkets that can be considered not useful. From common and uncommon wish orbs, take trinkets and weapons that boost damage, pierce, or give a decamo/slow/stun effect. For allies, take the ones that benefit specific characters like Pirate Crew and Super Fans.

Update history

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For a complete list of updates, see Update history:Bloons Adventure Time TD.
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Bugs and errors

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For more Bloons Adventure Time TD images, see Gallery:Bloons Adventure Time TD.

References

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  1. "What's Up At Ninja Kiwi? - 31st August, 2018". Ninja Kiwi Blog. Retrieved Sat, 26 Jul 2025.
  2. SteamDB
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