Bloontonium (disambiguation): Difference between revisions
Planterror (talk | contribs) →Bloons Monkey City: lede expansion but i think there could be more said. |
Qwertyxp2000 (talk | contribs) I think that's all the BCS 3.0 stuff, but still need help judging the core differences between the BMC+BP type (which is what I seem to define a "long-term currency", but does not make sense really) versus in BCS where it's more of a "gameplay resource" and isn't like a long-term one or something. also where do we put overload and mass detonation which do cost bloontonium |
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{{lede image|BCS Bloontonium Hud.png|The fraction shows the current and maximum bloontonium. This player currently has 14 out of a maximum of 18 bloontonium. Abilities that do not meet the required bloontonium will become darkened.}} | {{lede image|BCS Bloontonium Hud.png|The fraction shows the current and maximum bloontonium. This player currently has 14 out of a maximum of 18 bloontonium. Abilities that do not meet the required bloontonium will become darkened.}} | ||
'''Bloontonium''' is a resource found in ''[[Bloons Card Storm]]'', ''[[Bloons Pop!]]'', and ''[[Bloons Monkey City]]''. In ''Bloons Card Storm'', bloontonium is used for [[Hero (BCS)|Hero]] abilities, some of which activate passively, while others consume bloontonium. Bloontonium can be earned from playing bloons or from certain card effects. In ''Bloons Pop!'', bloontonium is used for creating [[Bloonstone]]s, while in ''Bloons Monkey City'', bloontonium is used for sending [[Monkey v Monkey]] attacks. | '''Bloontonium''' is a resource found in ''[[Bloons Card Storm]]'', ''[[Bloons Pop!]]'', and ''[[Bloons Monkey City]]''. It often serves as an in-game currency, except in ''Bloons Card Storm'', instead as a gameplay resource.<!--possibly better wording needed, "long-term currency" for BMC and BP just doesn't cut it, and the BCS one is a bit dubious--> | ||
In ''Bloons Card Storm'', bloontonium is used for [[Hero (BCS)|Hero]] abilities, some of which activate passively, while others consume bloontonium. Bloontonium can be earned from playing bloons or from certain card effects, and spent for certain cards that require Bloontonium. In ''Bloons Pop!'', bloontonium is used for creating [[Bloonstone]]s, while in ''Bloons Monkey City'', bloontonium is used for sending [[Monkey v Monkey]] attacks. | |||
Bloontonium is also mentioned in the name of some upgrades throughout the series, even in games without it as a resource, such as [[Bloontonium Reactor (BTD6)|Bloontonium Reactor]] in the {{Series|Bloons TD}}. | Bloontonium is also mentioned in the name of some upgrades throughout the series, even in games without it as a resource, such as [[Bloontonium Reactor (BTD6)|Bloontonium Reactor]] in the {{Series|Bloons TD}}. | ||
==Mechanics== | ==Mechanics== | ||
===''Bloons Card Storm''=== | ===''Bloons Card Storm''=== | ||
When the player plays a [[Bloon (BCS)|Bloon]] card, that player's [[Hero (BCS)|Hero]] gains Bloontonium equal to the amount of [[Gold (BCS)|gold]] spent to play the Bloon. This is affected by card effects that alter a Bloon card's Gold cost, such as the [[Discount Bloon]] | When the player plays a [[Bloon (BCS)|Bloon]] card, that player's [[Hero (BCS)|Hero]] gains Bloontonium equal to the amount of [[Gold (BCS)|gold]] spent to play the Bloon. This is affected by card effects that alter a Bloon card's Gold cost, such as the effects from [[Discount Bloon]], [[Setup Bloon]], and [[For My Next Trick]]. | ||
Unspent bloontonium carries over between turns, and maximum bloontonium capacity varies between heroes. The player cannot have more bloontonium than their hero's max amount of bloontonium no matter what. Bloontonium is not consumed if an ability cannot be used manually, but it will be consumed upon using an activated ability. | Unspent bloontonium carries over between turns, and maximum bloontonium capacity varies between heroes. The player cannot have more bloontonium than their hero's max amount of bloontonium no matter what. Bloontonium is not consumed if an ability cannot be used manually, but it will be consumed upon using an activated ability. | ||
Certain cards require spending Bloontonium instead of Gold. | |||
===''Bloons Pop!''=== | ===''Bloons Pop!''=== | ||
Bloontonium is a currency earned by completing levels, by clearing bloons and popping [[Bloontonium Bloon]]s in [[Golden Bloon Time]], completing certain [[Goal]]s, or from certain [[Adventure (Bloons Pop!)|Adventure]] rewards. Bloontonium's sole purpose is filling up Bloontonium canisters, which upon reaching 500 bloontonium, will take 4 hours before producing a random amount of Bloonstones. One canister is unlocked immediately, another requires 400 [[Monkey Money]], and the final canister requires a purchase with real money. | Bloontonium is a currency earned by completing levels, by clearing bloons and popping [[Bloontonium Bloon]]s in [[Golden Bloon Time]], completing certain [[Goal]]s, or from certain [[Adventure (Bloons Pop!)|Adventure]] rewards. Bloontonium's sole purpose is filling up Bloontonium canisters, which upon reaching 500 bloontonium, will take 4 hours before producing a random amount of Bloonstones. One canister is unlocked immediately, another requires 400 [[Monkey Money]], and the final canister requires a purchase with real money. | ||
===''Bloons Monkey City''=== | ===''Bloons Monkey City''=== | ||
Bloontonium is a resource required for sending attacks in Monkey vs Monkey, and like other resources can be refilled with Bloonstones. Without the proper amount of Bloontonium, it is not possible to send MVM attacks for free. | Bloontonium is a resource required for sending attacks in Monkey vs Monkey, and like other resources can be refilled with Bloonstones. Without the proper amount of Bloontonium, it is not possible to send MVM attacks for free. | ||
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*[[Bloontonium Gas Bloon]] | *[[Bloontonium Gas Bloon]] | ||
*[[Draining Bloon]] | *[[Draining Bloon]] | ||
===[[Monkey (BCS)|Monkey]]s=== | |||
*[[Bloontonium Miner]] | |||
*[[Leeching Shot Sniper]] | |||
*[[Bloontonium Saboteur]] | |||
*[[Mine Supervisor]] | |||
===[[Power (BCS)|Power]]s=== | ===[[Power (BCS)|Power]]s=== | ||
*[[Bloontonium Cache]] | *[[Bloontonium Cache]] | ||
*[[Overload (BCS)|Overload]] | |||
*[[Mass Detonation (BCS)|Mass Detonation]] | |||
==Gallery== | ==Gallery== | ||
Revision as of 10:39, 24 February 2025

Bloontonium is a resource found in Bloons Card Storm, Bloons Pop!, and Bloons Monkey City. It often serves as an in-game currency, except in Bloons Card Storm, instead as a gameplay resource.
In Bloons Card Storm, bloontonium is used for Hero abilities, some of which activate passively, while others consume bloontonium. Bloontonium can be earned from playing bloons or from certain card effects, and spent for certain cards that require Bloontonium. In Bloons Pop!, bloontonium is used for creating Bloonstones, while in Bloons Monkey City, bloontonium is used for sending Monkey v Monkey attacks.
Bloontonium is also mentioned in the name of some upgrades throughout the series, even in games without it as a resource, such as Bloontonium Reactor in the Bloons TD series.
Mechanics
Bloons Card Storm
When the player plays a Bloon card, that player's Hero gains Bloontonium equal to the amount of gold spent to play the Bloon. This is affected by card effects that alter a Bloon card's Gold cost, such as the effects from Discount Bloon, Setup Bloon, and For My Next Trick.
Unspent bloontonium carries over between turns, and maximum bloontonium capacity varies between heroes. The player cannot have more bloontonium than their hero's max amount of bloontonium no matter what. Bloontonium is not consumed if an ability cannot be used manually, but it will be consumed upon using an activated ability.
Certain cards require spending Bloontonium instead of Gold.
Bloons Pop!
Bloontonium is a currency earned by completing levels, by clearing bloons and popping Bloontonium Bloons in Golden Bloon Time, completing certain Goals, or from certain Adventure rewards. Bloontonium's sole purpose is filling up Bloontonium canisters, which upon reaching 500 bloontonium, will take 4 hours before producing a random amount of Bloonstones. One canister is unlocked immediately, another requires 400 Monkey Money, and the final canister requires a purchase with real money.
Bloons Monkey City
Bloontonium is a resource required for sending attacks in Monkey vs Monkey, and like other resources can be refilled with Bloonstones. Without the proper amount of Bloontonium, it is not possible to send MVM attacks for free.
Bloontonium behaves slightly differently between versions. On the Flash version of Bloons Monkey City, Bloontonium has specialized production and storage buildings that must be built to facilitate the flow of Bloontonium in order to send attacks. Attacks consume a different amount of Bloontonium depending on the attack's strength value, and players have the choice to send tougher or weaker attacks. The player can spend Bloonstones to collect enough Bloontonium to send an attack if the player's current reserves do not match the strength of the attack, at a ratio of 1:40.
On the Mobile version, Bloontonium is listed as a percentage, and is automatically generated and stored by the Bloon Inflation Factory and when the player reaches 100% Bloontonium, the player is allowed to send an attack. There is no choice for how much Bloontonium to spend, outside of Revenge attacks consuming 20% less bloontonium for the same effect. The player can also fill their Bloontonium reserves to 100% at the cost of Bloonstones, at a 1:2%, rounded down.
Cards with Bloontonium-related effects
Gallery
Bloons Card Storm
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Bloontonium icon
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Bloontonium icon in the Firstlook test
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