Tyrannosaurus Rex

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'''Tyrannosaurus Rex''' is the [[Beast Handler (BTD6)|Beast Handler]]'s path 2 tier 4 [[upgrade]] in ''[[Bloons TD 6]]''. The Beast Handler now handles a tyrannosaurus rex instead of a velociraptor. Its Beast Power is increased by +8, changing its Beast Power scale from 8–24 to 16–64.

The T-Rex's bites have more pierce (~~12–30~~ to ~~22–55~~), damage (8–24 to ~~26–78~~, including bonus stunned damage from +3–8 to +8–25), range (24 to 30). Its bites have 18 radius.

The T-Rex's bites have more pierce (9–23 to 20–45), damage (8–24 to 20–60, including bonus stunned damage from +3–8 to +8–25), range (24 to 30). Its bites have 18 radius.

Additionally, it gains the Stomp ability, dealing high damage (150–202) over 100 radius and stunning many Bloons (400–433), including [[MOAB-Class Bloon|MOAB-Class Bloons]] (excluding [[BAD (BTD6)|BADs]] and [[Boss Bloon]]s), with a cooldown of 40 seconds (down to 19.03 seconds at max Power). Bloons stunned by the Stomp ability are stunned for 6 seconds, 3 for [[MOAB (BTD6)|MOAB]]s and [[BFB (BTD6)|BFB]]s, and 2 for [[ZOMG (BTD6)|ZOMG]]s and [[DDT (BTD6)|DDT]]s.

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==Strategy==

T-Rex is a strong tower for its cost, but requires frequent repositioning to where the most dangerous Bloons and blimps are to maximize its potential. At Power 16, it is fairly unreliable, but provides a strong burst of both damage and support with its stomp ability, in addition to one-shotting pre-Round 81 [[Ceramic Bloon (BTD6)|Ceramics]]. Power 64 T-Rex is much more reliable and powerful, especially due to its ability to skip blimp layers.

Power 16 T-Rex can be used as an inconsistent but strong tower that performs both damage and support, but its power falls off after Round 80, especially on [[Expert]] maps, due to its inability to one-shot [[Ceramic Bloon (BTD6)#Super Ceramic Bloons|Super Ceramics]]. ~~At Power 52, T-Rex gains the ability to one-shot non-[[Fortified Bloon (BTD6)|Fortified]] Super Ceramics, but it is nonetheless recommended to go for the~~ max Power 64 T-Rex for ~~its even higher damage output~~, ~~reliability~~, ~~and ability~~ to skip blimp layers. To obtain a Power 64 T-Rex, merge 6 [[Velociraptor]]s into a Power 16 T-Rex, as additional T-Rex merges are far more inefficient.

Power 16 T-Rex can be used as an inconsistent but strong tower that performs both damage and support, but its power falls off after Round 80, especially on [[Expert]] maps, due to its inability to one-shot [[Ceramic Bloon (BTD6)#Super Ceramic Bloons|Super Ceramics]]. The max Power 64 T-Rex is virtually required for any significant Super Ceramic cleanup and, most importantly, being able to skip blimp layers. To obtain a Power 64 T-Rex, merge 6 [[Velociraptor]]s into a Power 16 T-Rex, as additional T-Rex merges are far more inefficient.

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 '''Tyrannosaurus Rex''' is the [[Beast Handler (BTD6)|Beast Handler]]'s path 2 tier 4 [[upgrade]] in ''[[Bloons TD 6]]''. The Beast Handler now handles a tyrannosaurus rex instead of a velociraptor. Its Beast Power is increased by +8, changing its Beast Power scale from 8–24 to 16–64.
-The T-Rex's bites have more pierce (12–30 to 22–55), damage (8–24 to 26–78, including bonus stunned damage from +3–8 to +8–25), range (24 to 30). Its bites have 18 radius.
+The T-Rex's bites have more pierce (9–23 to 20–45), damage (8–24 to 20–60, including bonus stunned damage from +3–8 to +8–25), range (24 to 30). Its bites have 18 radius.
 Additionally, it gains the Stomp ability, dealing high damage (150–202) over 100 radius and stunning many Bloons (400–433), including [[MOAB-Class Bloon|MOAB-Class Bloons]] (excluding [[BAD (BTD6)|BADs]] and [[Boss Bloon]]s), with a cooldown of 40 seconds (down to 19.03 seconds at max Power). Bloons stunned by the Stomp ability are stunned for 6 seconds, 3 for [[MOAB (BTD6)|MOAB]]s and [[BFB (BTD6)|BFB]]s, and 2 for [[ZOMG (BTD6)|ZOMG]]s and [[DDT (BTD6)|DDT]]s.
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 ==Strategy==
-{{outdated|Update T-Rex strategy based on T-Rex nerfs}}
+{{Strategy needed|need trexpert to do check again}}
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 T-Rex is a strong tower for its cost, but requires frequent repositioning to where the most dangerous Bloons and blimps are to maximize its potential. At Power 16, it is fairly unreliable, but provides a strong burst of both damage and support with its stomp ability, in addition to one-shotting pre-Round 81 [[Ceramic Bloon (BTD6)|Ceramics]]. Power 64 T-Rex is much more reliable and powerful, especially due to its ability to skip blimp layers.
-Power 16 T-Rex can be used as an inconsistent but strong tower that performs both damage and support, but its power falls off after Round 80, especially on [[Expert]] maps, due to its inability to one-shot [[Ceramic Bloon (BTD6)#Super Ceramic Bloons|Super Ceramics]]. At Power 52, T-Rex gains the ability to one-shot non-[[Fortified Bloon (BTD6)|Fortified]] Super Ceramics, but it is nonetheless recommended to go for the max Power 64 T-Rex for its even higher damage output, reliability, and ability to skip blimp layers. To obtain a Power 64 T-Rex, merge 6 [[Velociraptor]]s into a Power 16 T-Rex, as additional T-Rex merges are far more inefficient.
+Power 16 T-Rex can be used as an inconsistent but strong tower that performs both damage and support, but its power falls off after Round 80, especially on [[Expert]] maps, due to its inability to one-shot [[Ceramic Bloon (BTD6)#Super Ceramic Bloons|Super Ceramics]]. The max Power 64 T-Rex is virtually required for any significant Super Ceramic cleanup and, most importantly, being able to skip blimp layers. To obtain a Power 64 T-Rex, merge 6 [[Velociraptor]]s into a Power 16 T-Rex, as additional T-Rex merges are far more inefficient.
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