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*The map [[Three Mines 'Round]] features mineable raw Bananite deposits as a [[Removable#Three Mines 'Round|removable]]. Additionally, Bananite was first introduced in that map, in {{BTD6 version|51.0}}. | *The map [[Three Mines 'Round]] features mineable raw Bananite deposits as a [[Removable#Three Mines 'Round|removable]]. Additionally, Bananite was first introduced in that map, in {{BTD6 version|51.0}}. | ||
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Revision as of 23:40, 1 January 2026
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Bananite is a currency in Frontier Legends used to recruit or upgrade Posse members, or buy items at the General Store. Bananite can be earned by collecting banana-shaped crystals scattered across the world, winning rounds, clearing battles against the Bloons, and capturing fish at the Fishing Spot. Bananite can be lost by being defeated in battle or failing a Quick Draw mini-game.
Strategy
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Trivia
- The map Three Mines 'Round features mineable raw Bananite deposits as a removable. Additionally, Bananite was first introduced in that map, in version 51.0.
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