MOAB-Class Bloon: Difference between revisions
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'''MOAB-Class Bloons''', or simply '''MOABs''', are a class of large [[wp:Airship|dirigible]]-like [[Bloon]]s. The classification is named after the [[MOAB]], the first MOAB-Class Bloon introduced to the series in ''[[Bloons Tower Defense 3]]'', although the classification itself | '''MOAB-Class Bloons''', or simply '''MOABs''', are a class of large [[wp:Airship|dirigible]]-like [[Bloon]]s. The classification is named after the [[MOAB]], the first MOAB-Class Bloon introduced to the series in ''[[Bloons Tower Defense 3]]'', although the classification itself was coined in ''[[Bloons TD 5]]''. MOAB-Class Bloons are typically much larger than regular Bloons and have very high [[RBE]]. In most games, [[Boss Bloon]]s are also treated as MOAB-Class Bloons and have similar characteristics, though some Boss Bloons are not dirigibles. | ||
Since ''Bloons TD 5'', MOAB-Class Bloons have appeared in every game in the {{series|Bloons TD}}, as well as ''[[Bloons Supermonkey 2]]''. In ''[[Bloons Card Storm]]'', there is a similar classification known as "[[Bloon (BCS)|Large Bloons]]", which includes some non-dirigible Bloons. | Since ''Bloons TD 5'', MOAB-Class Bloons have appeared in every game in the {{series|Bloons TD}}, as well as ''[[Bloons Supermonkey 2]]''. In ''[[Bloons Card Storm]]'', there is a similar classification known as "[[Bloon (BCS)|Large Bloons]]", which includes some non-dirigible Bloons. | ||
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==Mechanics== | ==Mechanics== | ||
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MOAB-Class Bloons have very high [[RBE]] and contain multiple other Bloons inside them. They tend to resist status effects from lower tier towers, such as [[glue]] or [[ | MOAB-Class Bloons have very high [[RBE]] and contain multiple other Bloons inside them. They tend to resist status effects from lower tier towers, such as [[glue]] or [[freeze|freezing]], though most [[damage over time]] effects work on them normally. Some [[attack]]s have special properties against MOAB-Class Bloons, such as dealing additional damage or applying additional effects. | ||
In the {{series|Bloons TD}}, most MOAB-Class Bloons are very slow, often slower than [[Red Bloon]]s and [[Lead Bloon]]s, with the exception of [[DDT]]s. In ''[[Bloons TD 6]]'', ''[[Bloons TD Battles 2]]'', and ''[[Bloons Adventure Time TD]]'', MOAB-Class Bloons can be [[Fortified Bloon|Fortified]], which doubles their health. In ''BATTD'', they may also be [[Ghost Bloon]]s, giving them additional resistances. | In the {{series|Bloons TD}}, most MOAB-Class Bloons are very slow, often slower than [[Red Bloon]]s and [[Lead Bloon]]s, with the exception of [[DDT]]s. In ''[[Bloons TD 6]]'', ''[[Bloons TD Battles 2]]'', and ''[[Bloons Adventure Time TD]]'', MOAB-Class Bloons can be [[Fortified Bloon|Fortified]], which doubles their health. In ''BATTD'', they may also be [[Ghost Bloon]]s, giving them additional resistances. | ||