Dreadbloon (BTD6)

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At the start of the encounter, Dreadbloon is immune to all [[Primary]] towers, and its immunity changes to a different [[tower category|category]] each time it reaches a skull — it is immune to [[Military]] after the first skull, [[Magic]] after the second, and [[Support]] after the third, then cycles back to Primary. Dreadbloon reflects projectiles from towers it is immune to instead of neutralizing them, and it cannot have effects applied to it by immune towers at all. For instance, [[Super Brittle (BTD6)|Super Brittle]] cannot apply its damage debuff nor remove Dreadbloon's Lead property during the Primary immunity phase. Text that says "IMMUNE" pops up each time Dreadbloon is hit by an immune tower.

Normal Dreadbloon cycles through all four immunities once, and the Elite version cycles through it twice.

Normal Dreadbloon cycles through all four immunities once, and the Elite version cycles through them twice.

===Lead property===

After the Ceramic shell has been destroyed, towers will start dealing damage to Dreadbloon's primary health until the next skull is reached, ~~when~~ the Ceramic shell regenerates. In this phase, Dreadbloon has Lead properties, such as immunity to [[damage type|sharp, cold, and energy damage]]. It takes extra [[lead damage|Lead bonus damage]] from sources such as [[Heavy Shells (BTD6)|Heavy Shells]], [[Lead to Gold (BTD6)|Lead to Gold]] and [[Ultra-Juggernaut (BTD6)|Ultra-Juggernaut]]; however, as with bonus Ceramic damage, there may be towers for which the bonus does not apply. Methods of granting lead popping capabilities, such as the [[Acidic Mixture Dip (BTD6)|Acidic Mixture Dip]] and [[Monkey Intelligence Bureau (BTD6)|Monkey Intelligence Bureau's]] buffs, work against Dreadbloon. Also, Dreadbloon's lead property may be temporarily removed by debuffs such as from [[Embrittlement (BTD6)|Embrittlement]] and [[Glue Strike (BTD6)|Glue Strike]], provided that the current tower-class immunity doesn’t prevent them from applying.

After the Ceramic shell has been destroyed, towers will start dealing damage to Dreadbloon's primary health until the next skull is reached, upon which the Ceramic shell regenerates. In this phase, Dreadbloon has Lead properties, such as immunity to [[damage type|sharp, cold, and energy damage]]. It takes extra [[lead damage|Lead bonus damage]] from sources such as [[Heavy Shells (BTD6)|Heavy Shells]], [[Lead to Gold (BTD6)|Lead to Gold]] and [[Ultra-Juggernaut (BTD6)|Ultra-Juggernaut]]; however, as with bonus Ceramic damage, there may be towers for which the bonus does not apply. Methods of granting lead popping capabilities, such as the [[Acidic Mixture Dip (BTD6)|Acidic Mixture Dip]] and [[Monkey Intelligence Bureau (BTD6)|Monkey Intelligence Bureau's]] buffs, work against Dreadbloon. Also, Dreadbloon's lead property may be temporarily removed by debuffs such as from [[Embrittlement (BTD6)|Embrittlement]] and [[Glue Strike (BTD6)|Glue Strike]], provided that the current tower-class immunity doesn’t prevent them from applying.

===Damage reduction===

While in its Lead body phase, Dreadbloon reduces all damage taken by 1 — [[projectile]]s deal 1 less damage per hit and [[damage over time]] deals 1 less damage per tick. If Dreadbloon would have taken damage from something but its damage is reduced to zero, it displays text that says "RESIST". Most attacks which deal zero damage to Dreadbloon do not apply secondary effects, such as the damage and Lead-stripping debuffs from [[Embrittlement (BTD6)|Embrittlement]]. One notable exception is the damage and Lead-stripping debuffs from [[Glue Strike (BTD6)|Glue Strike]] and [[Glue Storm (BTD6)|Glue Storm]].

Tier 1 Normal Dreadbloon does not have a damage reduction effect. Elite Dreadbloon reduces damage by 2 at ~~tier~~ 4 and by 3 at ~~tier~~ 5~~. The damage reduction is not applied when Dreadbloon is in its Ceramic Armored Shell phase~~.

Tier 1 Normal Dreadbloon does not have a damage reduction effect. Elite Dreadbloon reduces damage by 2 at Tier 4 and by 3 at Tier 5.

===Dreadrock Bloons===

~~Each~~ time Dreadbloon reaches a skull, Dreadrock Bloons start spawning from the entrances. It keeps spawning them at regular intervals ~~until Dreadbloon's~~ Ceramic Armor Shell is ~~destroyed~~, and spawns a certain number of Dreadrock Bloons within the first five seconds (so the time between spawns is 5 seconds divided by the amount). The two spawns happen at the same time. Dreadrock Bloons have the same category-based immunity as Dreadbloon and have the highest priority bracket for [[strong]] targeting, meaning all towers that target strong will target them before anything else. Dreadrock Bloons take extra MOAB damage and boss damage, but are not MOAB-Class Bloons. The health, spawning rate, and number of lives lost when they leak increases at higher tiers.

Starting from the first time Dreadbloon reaches a skull, Dreadrock Bloons start spawning from the entrances. It keeps spawning them at regular intervals as long as its Ceramic Armor Shell is active, and spawns a certain number of Dreadrock Bloons within the first five seconds of reaching a skull (so the time between spawns is 5 seconds divided by the amount). The two spawns happen at the same time. Dreadrock Bloons have the same category-based immunity as Dreadbloon and have the highest priority bracket for [[strong]] targeting, meaning all towers that target strong will target them before anything else. Dreadrock Bloons take extra MOAB damage and boss damage, but are not MOAB-Class Bloons. The health, spawning rate, and number of lives lost when they leak increases at higher tiers.

===[[Boss Rush]]===

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 At the start of the encounter, Dreadbloon is immune to all [[Primary]] towers, and its immunity changes to a different [[tower category|category]] each time it reaches a skull — it is immune to [[Military]] after the first skull, [[Magic]] after the second, and [[Support]] after the third, then cycles back to Primary. Dreadbloon reflects projectiles from towers it is immune to instead of neutralizing them, and it cannot have effects applied to it by immune towers at all. For instance, [[Super Brittle (BTD6)|Super Brittle]] cannot apply its damage debuff nor remove Dreadbloon's Lead property during the Primary immunity phase. Text that says "IMMUNE" pops up each time Dreadbloon is hit by an immune tower.
-Normal Dreadbloon cycles through all four immunities once, and the Elite version cycles through it twice.
+Normal Dreadbloon cycles through all four immunities once, and the Elite version cycles through them twice.
 ===Lead property===
-After the Ceramic shell has been destroyed, towers will start dealing damage to Dreadbloon's primary health until the next skull is reached, when the Ceramic shell regenerates. In this phase, Dreadbloon has Lead properties, such as immunity to [[damage type|sharp, cold, and energy damage]]. It takes extra [[lead damage|Lead bonus damage]] from sources such as [[Heavy Shells (BTD6)|Heavy Shells]], [[Lead to Gold (BTD6)|Lead to Gold]] and [[Ultra-Juggernaut (BTD6)|Ultra-Juggernaut]]; however, as with bonus Ceramic damage, there may be towers for which the bonus does not apply. Methods of granting lead popping capabilities, such as the [[Acidic Mixture Dip (BTD6)|Acidic Mixture Dip]] and [[Monkey Intelligence Bureau (BTD6)|Monkey Intelligence Bureau's]] buffs, work against Dreadbloon. Also, Dreadbloon's lead property may be temporarily removed by debuffs such as from [[Embrittlement (BTD6)|Embrittlement]] and [[Glue Strike (BTD6)|Glue Strike]], provided that the current tower-class immunity doesn’t prevent them from applying.
+After the Ceramic shell has been destroyed, towers will start dealing damage to Dreadbloon's primary health until the next skull is reached, upon which the Ceramic shell regenerates. In this phase, Dreadbloon has Lead properties, such as immunity to [[damage type|sharp, cold, and energy damage]]. It takes extra [[lead damage|Lead bonus damage]] from sources such as [[Heavy Shells (BTD6)|Heavy Shells]], [[Lead to Gold (BTD6)|Lead to Gold]] and [[Ultra-Juggernaut (BTD6)|Ultra-Juggernaut]]; however, as with bonus Ceramic damage, there may be towers for which the bonus does not apply. Methods of granting lead popping capabilities, such as the [[Acidic Mixture Dip (BTD6)|Acidic Mixture Dip]] and [[Monkey Intelligence Bureau (BTD6)|Monkey Intelligence Bureau's]] buffs, work against Dreadbloon. Also, Dreadbloon's lead property may be temporarily removed by debuffs such as from [[Embrittlement (BTD6)|Embrittlement]] and [[Glue Strike (BTD6)|Glue Strike]], provided that the current tower-class immunity doesn’t prevent them from applying.
 ===Damage reduction===
 While in its Lead body phase, Dreadbloon reduces all damage taken by 1 — [[projectile]]s deal 1 less damage per hit and [[damage over time]] deals 1 less damage per tick. If Dreadbloon would have taken damage from something but its damage is reduced to zero, it displays text that says "RESIST". Most attacks which deal zero damage to Dreadbloon do not apply secondary effects, such as the damage and Lead-stripping debuffs from [[Embrittlement (BTD6)|Embrittlement]]. One notable exception is the damage and Lead-stripping debuffs from [[Glue Strike (BTD6)|Glue Strike]] and [[Glue Storm (BTD6)|Glue Storm]].
-Tier 1 Normal Dreadbloon does not have a damage reduction effect. Elite Dreadbloon reduces damage by 2 at tier 4 and by 3 at tier 5. The damage reduction is not applied when Dreadbloon is in its Ceramic Armored Shell phase.
+Tier 1 Normal Dreadbloon does not have a damage reduction effect. Elite Dreadbloon reduces damage by 2 at Tier 4 and by 3 at Tier 5.
 ===Dreadrock Bloons===
 {{main|Dreadrock Bloon}}
-Each time Dreadbloon reaches a skull, Dreadrock Bloons start spawning from the entrances. It keeps spawning them at regular intervals until Dreadbloon's Ceramic Armor Shell is destroyed, and spawns a certain number of Dreadrock Bloons within the first five seconds (so the time between spawns is 5 seconds divided by the amount). The two spawns happen at the same time. Dreadrock Bloons have the same category-based immunity as Dreadbloon and have the highest priority bracket for [[strong]] targeting, meaning all towers that target strong will target them before anything else. Dreadrock Bloons take extra MOAB damage and boss damage, but are not MOAB-Class Bloons. The health, spawning rate, and number of lives lost when they leak increases at higher tiers.
+Starting from the first time Dreadbloon reaches a skull, Dreadrock Bloons start spawning from the entrances. It keeps spawning them at regular intervals as long as its Ceramic Armor Shell is active, and spawns a certain number of Dreadrock Bloons within the first five seconds of reaching a skull (so the time between spawns is 5 seconds divided by the amount). The two spawns happen at the same time. Dreadrock Bloons have the same category-based immunity as Dreadbloon and have the highest priority bracket for [[strong]] targeting, meaning all towers that target strong will target them before anything else. Dreadrock Bloons take extra MOAB damage and boss damage, but are not MOAB-Class Bloons. The health, spawning rate, and number of lives lost when they leak increases at higher tiers.
 ===[[Boss Rush]]===

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