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'''Robo Monkey''' is the [[Super Monkey (BTD6)|Super Monkey]]'s path 2 tier 3 [[upgrade]] in ''[[Bloons TD 6]]''. It allows the Super Monkey to fire projectiles from both arms independently, effectively doubling its attack speed, and grants the ability to fire a crit shot every 15-20 shots which deal +9 [[damage]]. Additionally, the [[pierce]] of the Super Monkey's projectiles is increased by 1, totalling 5 pierce. Unlike most towers, Robo Monkey gains a secondary targeting selector<!--btw, it's a "horizontal scrollable list with left/right arrows"--> to modify the targeting priorities of the other arm. Both arms of the Robo Monkey cannot have the same target priority. The order of the two targeting selectors do not correspond to its left and right arms; the arms are limited to between 0° and 180° in opposite directions, and its two targeting options control the angle between the arms.<!--idk how to elaborate this, but no, setting to strong-first is no different to first-strong--><!--btw, technically the left arm (i.e. negative offset) is the "first" arm-->
'''Robo Monkey''' is the [[Super Monkey (BTD6)|Super Monkey]]'s path 2 tier 3 [[upgrade]] in ''[[Bloons TD 6]]''. It allows the Super Monkey to fire projectiles from both arms independently and simultaneously,<!--dchamp alternates arms, robo always simult--> and grants the ability to fire a crit shot every 15-20 shots that deal +9 [[damage]]. Additionally, the [[pierce]] of the Super Monkey's projectiles is increased by 1, totalling 5 pierce. Unlike most towers, Robo Monkey gains a secondary targeting selector<!--btw, it's a "horizontal scrollable list with left/right arrows"--> to modify the targeting priorities of the other arm. Both arms of the Robo Monkey cannot have the same target priority. The order of the two targeting selectors do not correspond to its left and right arms; the arms are limited to between 0° and 180° in opposite directions, and its two targeting options control the angle between the arms.<!--idk how to elaborate this, but no, setting to strong-first is no different to first-strong--><!--btw, technically the left arm (i.e. negative offset) is the "first" arm-->


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