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'''''Bloons Supermonkey 2''''' (also parsed '''''Bloons Super Monkey 2''''') is a title shared by the {{Flash version of|Bloons Super Monkey 2}}, developed by [[Ninja Kiwi]] and released in 2012; and the {{mobile version|Bloons Supermonkey 2}}, developed by [[Ninja Kiwi Europe]] and released in 2016. These are two games in the {{series|Bloons Supermonkey}}, the sequel to ''[[Bloons Super Monkey]]'', and the only games in the [[Bloons (franchise)|''Bloons'' franchise]] to be a sequel to a game that is not part of the {{series|Bloons}} or {{series|Bloons TD}}.

Similar to its predecessor, ''Bloons Supermonkey 2'' is a vertically scrolling shooter where the player controls Super Monkey to pop waves of [[Bloon]]s and collect [[Blop]]s.

Weapons come in five{{g|BSM2F}} or seven{{g|BSM2M}} weapon types and two slot types, each with six tiers and one [[Epic Weapon]], for a total of 70{{g|BSM2F}} or 98{{g|BSM2M}} weapons. The player can equip Super Monkey with two arm weapons, one core weapon, two arm Epics, and one core Epic, for a total of six weapon slots.

*[[Spikey Chaos]]

|The arm weapons fire boomerangs at an angle, and further upgrades allow them to ricochet off of Bloons and seek out Bloons. The core weapons fire boomerangs that circle around Super Monkey, and further upgrades allow them to seek Bloons nearby. For both weapons, higher tier upgrades replace boomerangs with ninja weapons with better pierce and damage.

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Allies are monkeys that the player summons by collecting powerups dropped by [[Golden Bloon (BTD6)|Golden Bloon]]s, [[Powerup Bloon (BSM2)|Powerup Bloon]]s{{g|BSM2F}}, or sometimes [[Mystery Bloon]]s{{g|BSM2M}}. In the Flash version, they temporarily replace Super Monkey, while in the mobile version, they fly alongside Super Monkey for a short time. Each ally has powerful weapons and is associated with one of the first five weapon types.

When the player completes a level, they earn a bronze, silver, gold, or diamond medal (called trophies in the Flash version) depending on the number of Bloons popped. The player is required to earn at least a bronze medal to complete the level, and in the Flash version, they are required to earn a bronze medal before encountering a [[Boss Bloon]], otherwise the level ends prematurely. The diamond medal requires popping every Bloon in the level in one playthrough. The player earns achievements by collecting diamond medals.