The Big One (BMC)

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==Strategy==

~~{{Strategy needed|Temple tips and how to use it for rushes~~ compared to other options}}

The Big One has a high cost compared to other options, and it relies on Monkey Knowledge and a map that favors the large blast radius (such as maps like [[Heavy Forest Terrain#Rose|Rose]] and [[[Grass Terrain#Yoyo|Yoyo]]), but it is still viable for greatly assisting cleanup of hordes of [[Ceramic Bloon (BMC)|Ceramic Bloon]]s and below.

~~Big One isn't bad at destroying even the densest of Bloon rushes~~ on ~~any specified location but it's very expensive for what it does. The damage bonuses it receives from MK make it more viable for this niche, taking fewer shots to pop Ceramics. Note~~ that ~~due to a bug in~~ the ~~multiplatform version that prevents its~~ blast radius ~~from improving~~, ~~the blasts aren't guaranteed to hit every~~ Ceramic and below ~~rushes unlike its Flash counterpart~~.

It's recommended to buy [[Rapid Reload (BMC)|Rapid Reload]] to improve its consistency~~, especially in the multiplatform version with its worse blast radius size~~. [[Burny Stuff (BMC)|Burny Stuff]] ~~is redundant unless it transitioned from earlier tiers~~.

On the multiplatform version, due to the bugged range it is not worth it as ceramics leave the radius before they can be hit twice to fully pop.

It's recommended to buy [[Rapid Reload (BMC)|Rapid Reload]] to improve its consistency. [[Burny Stuff (BMC)|Burny Stuff]] also provides bonus damage during the downtime between shots, which can often finish off weaker Bloons that leave the blast radius.

As Big One is the most expensive Mortar Monkey, it can be used to fulfill the Bomb/Mortar sacrifices for [[Temple Of The Monkey God (BMC)|Temple Of The Monkey God]], preferably undiscounted to ensure its maximum value is consumed.

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 ==Strategy==
-{{Strategy needed|Temple tips and how to use it for rushes compared to other options}}
+The Big One has a high cost compared to other options, and it relies on Monkey Knowledge and a map that favors the large blast radius (such as maps like [[Heavy Forest Terrain#Rose|Rose]] and [[[Grass Terrain#Yoyo|Yoyo]]), but it is still viable for greatly assisting cleanup of hordes of [[Ceramic Bloon (BMC)|Ceramic Bloon]]s and below.
-Big One isn't bad at destroying even the densest of Bloon rushes on any specified location but it's very expensive for what it does. The damage bonuses it receives from MK make it more viable for this niche, taking fewer shots to pop Ceramics. Note that due to a bug in the multiplatform version that prevents its blast radius from improving, the blasts aren't guaranteed to hit every Ceramic and below rushes unlike its Flash counterpart.
-It's recommended to buy [[Rapid Reload (BMC)|Rapid Reload]] to improve its consistency, especially in the multiplatform version with its worse blast radius size. [[Burny Stuff (BMC)|Burny Stuff]] is redundant unless it transitioned from earlier tiers.
+On the multiplatform version, due to the bugged range it is not worth it as ceramics leave the radius before they can be hit twice to fully pop.
+It's recommended to buy [[Rapid Reload (BMC)|Rapid Reload]] to improve its consistency. [[Burny Stuff (BMC)|Burny Stuff]] also provides bonus damage during the downtime between shots, which can often finish off weaker Bloons that leave the blast radius.
 As Big One is the most expensive Mortar Monkey, it can be used to fulfill the Bomb/Mortar sacrifices for [[Temple Of The Monkey God (BMC)|Temple Of The Monkey God]], preferably undiscounted to ensure its maximum value is consumed.

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