Mortar Monkey (BCS)

For the Mortar Monkey in general, see Mortar Monkey.

Mortar Monkey
Does not attack normally. On Turn End: Randomly attacks an enemy Bloon SORRY, YOU'LL HAVE TO REPEAT YOURSELF. YOU WANT ME TO SHOOT WHAT? Class Military Card Pack Classic Rarity Common Keywords On Turn End Introduced Full Playable test Stats Cost 2 Ammo 1 Charges 1 ATK 40 Type Mortar Reload 1

Mortar Monkey is a Military Monkey card in Bloons Card Storm. Instead of its attacks being controlled by the player, it automatically attacks a random Bloon on the opponent's side (or Dreadbloon if possible) at the end of the player's turn. If given additional ammo, it will use ammo as many times as it can at the end of a turn.

Tips

This section was last updated for: version 5.1

• The Mortar Monkey is a somewhat cost efficient attacker, dealing 40 damage per turn. However, its shots are completely random and can only attack at the end of a turn.
  • Dart Monkey Twins with both charges has a higher damage-per-Gold ratio, at 50 DPT, and the common Alchemist Monkey does more DPT for the same cost, with only delayed damage as an issue.
• If dealing with an opposing Mortar, Swarm Red Bloons can make the mortar waste its shots more often.

Update history

Version 0.8 (build 177)

•  Attack Power reduced ― 45 → 40

Version 4.0

• Added explosion sounds for Mortar Monkey and The Big One when hitting Bloons.

Version 6.1

•  No longer fails to attack on turn end if the opponent only controls Camo Bloons (bug fix)

Gallery

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  Mortar Monkey attack
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  Mortar Monkey reloading
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  Mortar Monkey explosion

In other languages

This section was last updated for: version 3.2

Name

Language	Text	Notes
Danish	Mortér-abe	—
German	Mörseraffe	—
Spanish (Latin America)	Mono mortero	—
French	Singe à mortier	—
Italian	Scimmia mortaio	—
Japanese	迫撃砲モンキー	—
Korean	박격포 원숭이	—
Norwegian	Morter-ape	—
Polish	Małpka z moździerzem	—
Portuguese (Brazil)	Macaco Morteiro	—
Russian	Обезьяна с мортирой	—
Swedish	Granatkastarapa	—
Chinese (traditional)	迫擊砲猴	—

Flavor

Language	Text	Notes
Danish	UNDSKYLD, DU MÅ GENTAGE DIG SELV. VIL DU HAVE, AT JEG SKYDER HVAD?	—
German	TUT MIR LEID, KANNST DU DAS WIEDERHOLEN? ICH SOLL WORAUF SCHIESSEN?	—
Spanish (Latin America)	LO SIENTO, TENDRÁS QUE REPETÍRMERLO. ¿QUE LE DISPARE A QUÉ?	—
French	PARDON, MAIS IL VA FALLOIR RÉPÉTER. TU VEUX QUE JE TIRE SUR QUOI ?	—
Italian	SCUSA, DEVO CHIEDERTI DI RIPETERE. A QUALE DEVO SPARARE?	—
Japanese	すみません、撤退してください。それで何を撃てだって？	—
Korean	잘 안 들려. 뭘 공격하라고?	—
Norwegian	BEKLAGER, DU MÅ GJENTA DET. DU VIL AT JEG SKAL SKYTE HVA FOR NO’?	—
Polish	WYBACZ, ALE MUSISZ POWTÓRZYĆ. MAM STRZELIĆ W CO?	—
Portuguese (Brazil)	PERAÍ, VOCÊ VAI TER QUE REPETIR. VOCÊ QUER QUE EU ATIRE ONDE?	—
Russian	ПОВТОРИТЕ, ПОЖАЛУЙСТА. ВО ЧТО МНЕ НАДО СТРЕЛЯТЬ?	—
Swedish	JAG BER OM URSÄKT, DU MÅSTE SÄGA DET IGEN. VAD VILL DU ATT JAG SKA SKJUTA PÅ?	—
Chinese (traditional)	對不起，請你再說一遍。你要我射什麼？	—