Perma Charge (BTD6)

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==Strategy==

Perma Charge is a decent late-game tower, dealing good amounts of all-around late-game damage but falling short of {{BTD6|Glaive Lord}} in some circumstances. Perma Charge is very strong with the ability active, wiping out large amounts of Bloons and blimps alike, but struggles against [[Ceramic Bloon (BTD6)#Super Ceramic Bloons|Super Ceramics]] during down time. Perma Charge greatly benefits from the Recurring Rangs MK, making it deals more damage overall. {{BTD6|Primary Mentoring}}'s buffs, especially the +1 pierce (from {{BTD6|Primary Training}}) and 15% shorter ability cooldowns, greatly benefit Perma Charge.

Perma Charge is a decent late-game tower, dealing good amounts of all-around late-game damage but falling short of {{BTD6|Glaive Lord}} in some circumstances. Perma Charge is very strong with the ability active, wiping out large amounts of Bloons and blimps alike, but struggles against [[Ceramic Bloon (BTD6)#Super Ceramic Bloons|Super Ceramics]] during down time. Perma Charge greatly benefits from the {{BTD6 mk|Recurring 'Rangs}} MK, making it deals more damage overall. {{BTD6|Primary Mentoring}}'s buffs, especially the +1 pierce (from {{BTD6|Primary Training}}) and 15% shorter ability cooldowns, greatly benefit Perma Charge.

The optimal crosspath for Perma Charge is situational. 0-5-2 is usually preferred, granting a more significant damage increase than for Turbo Charge and innate {{BTD6|DDT}} popping power. However, when Lead-popping support (such as {{BTD6|Glue Storm}} or [[Monkey Intelligence Bureau (BTD6)|MIB]]) is obtained, 2-5-0 can be used, having more grouped popping power, being more flexible by having less trouble against dense groups, but still falling short against DDTs and the {{BTD6|BAD}}. {{BTD6|Geraldo}} is the best [[Hero]] for Perma Charge, as [[Gerry's Fire]] gains increased damage and pierce from the ability and [[Rejuv Potion]] resets its ability cooldown when needed.

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-Perma Charge is a decent late-game tower, dealing good amounts of all-around late-game damage but falling short of {{BTD6|Glaive Lord}} in some circumstances. Perma Charge is very strong with the ability active, wiping out large amounts of Bloons and blimps alike, but struggles against [[Ceramic Bloon (BTD6)#Super Ceramic Bloons|Super Ceramics]] during down time. Perma Charge greatly benefits from the Recurring Rangs MK, making it deals more damage overall. {{BTD6|Primary Mentoring}}'s buffs, especially the +1 pierce (from {{BTD6|Primary Training}}) and 15% shorter ability cooldowns, greatly benefit Perma Charge.
+Perma Charge is a decent late-game tower, dealing good amounts of all-around late-game damage but falling short of {{BTD6|Glaive Lord}} in some circumstances. Perma Charge is very strong with the ability active, wiping out large amounts of Bloons and blimps alike, but struggles against [[Ceramic Bloon (BTD6)#Super Ceramic Bloons|Super Ceramics]] during down time. Perma Charge greatly benefits from the {{BTD6 mk|Recurring 'Rangs}} MK, making it deals more damage overall. {{BTD6|Primary Mentoring}}'s buffs, especially the +1 pierce (from {{BTD6|Primary Training}}) and 15% shorter ability cooldowns, greatly benefit Perma Charge.
 The optimal crosspath for Perma Charge is situational. 0-5-2 is usually preferred, granting a more significant damage increase than for Turbo Charge and innate {{BTD6|DDT}} popping power. However, when Lead-popping support (such as {{BTD6|Glue Storm}} or [[Monkey Intelligence Bureau (BTD6)|MIB]]) is obtained, 2-5-0 can be used, having more grouped popping power, being more flexible by having less trouble against dense groups, but still falling short against DDTs and the {{BTD6|BAD}}. {{BTD6|Geraldo}} is the best [[Hero]] for Perma Charge, as [[Gerry's Fire]] gains increased damage and pierce from the ability and [[Rejuv Potion]] resets its ability cooldown when needed.

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