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'''Bionic Boomer''' is the [[Boomerang Thrower (BMC)|Boomerang Thrower]]'s path 2 tier 3 [[upgrade]] in ''[[Bloons Monkey City]]''.
'''Bionic Boomer''' is the [[Boomerang Thrower (BMC)|Boomerang Thrower]]'s path 2 tier 3 [[upgrade]] in ''[[Bloons Monkey City]]''. {{#lst:Bionic Boomer (BTD5)|lede}}


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==Strategy==
Bionic Boomer is a solid starter tower that can last until [[Ceramic Bloon (BMC)|Ceramic Bloon]] appear, and is a worthwhile upgrade to unlock early in a city. It has decent attack speed and great pierce, which is suited especially well around curves. It is more consistent against spaced out Bloons and fast Bloons such as Yellows and Pinks compared to [[Glaive Ricochet (BMC)|Glaive Ricochet]].
As a starting tower, having a base [[Spike Factory (BMC)|Spike Factory]] at the back can be helpful for catching leaks and [[Camo Bloon (BMC)|Camo Bloon]]s. It falls off once Ceramics appear due to its high pierce compared to its speed, so using ceramic crackers like base [[Bloonchipper (BMC)|Bloonchipper]]s or extending the strong defense with [[Bloonjitsu (BMC)|Bloonjitsu]] with [[Distraction (BMC)|Distraction]] to blow back ceramics becomes necessary. Against early MOABs, the player can also opt to purchase [[Turbo Charge (BMC)|Turbo Charge]] to eliminate them if they become a problem.
Crosspaths are important, as [[Glaive Thrower (BMC)|Glaive Thrower]] gives a substantial speed and pierce boost and should always be crosspathed.
==Navigation==
==Navigation==
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Latest revision as of 17:14, 25 June 2026

Bionic Boomer
Portrait of Bionic Boomer
Icon of Bionic BoomerThrows boomerangs twice as fast.
Portrait of Bionic Boomer
Icon of Bionic BoomerThis tower replaces its arm with a super strong bionic arm. The Bionic Boomer throws boomerangs twice as fast.
Tower Boomerang Thrower — Path 2 — Tier 3
Cash cost $1,600
Research
Requirements City Level 12
Cost City Cash 7,500 (Multiplatform version)
City Cash 7,500 Bloonstones 20 (Flash version)
Time 2 days
XP given Experience 300

Bionic Boomer is the Boomerang Thrower's path 2 tier 3 upgrade in Bloons Monkey City. Despite what its description says, this tower attacks with more than triple the speed as the previous upgrade. Glaive Thrower improves its attack speed further.

Stats

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Costs and sell values

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Tiers Mobile version Flash version
Cost Sell value Cost Sell value
0-3 $2,200 $1,760 $2,200 $1,760
1-3 $2,450 $1,960 $2,450 $1,960
2-3 $2,730 $2,184 $2,730 $2,184

Strategy

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Bionic Boomer is a solid starter tower that can last until Ceramic Bloon appear, and is a worthwhile upgrade to unlock early in a city. It has decent attack speed and great pierce, which is suited especially well around curves. It is more consistent against spaced out Bloons and fast Bloons such as Yellows and Pinks compared to Glaive Ricochet.

As a starting tower, having a base Spike Factory at the back can be helpful for catching leaks and Camo Bloons. It falls off once Ceramics appear due to its high pierce compared to its speed, so using ceramic crackers like base Bloonchippers or extending the strong defense with Bloonjitsu with Distraction to blow back ceramics becomes necessary. Against early MOABs, the player can also opt to purchase Turbo Charge to eliminate them if they become a problem.

Crosspaths are important, as Glaive Thrower gives a substantial speed and pierce boost and should always be crosspathed.

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