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The subject of this article has been removed from the game and only exists in previous versions.
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Energy was a currency in Bloons Blitz. It was required to start a new run, costing Energy 5. The player passively gained Energy at a rate of Energy 2 every 10 minutes, but would stop if the player had at least Energy 30 saved up. The player could also obtain Energy through the following means:

  • Completing a level on Normal mode for the first time rewarded Energy 5.
  • Blitz Boxes had a chance to contain Energy tokens worth either Energy 5 or Energy 15.
  • The shop allowed the player to get Energy by watching ads or through in-app purchases.

In version 0.9.4, Energy was removed and replaced with Lives. Unlike Energy, the player only loses Lives if they lose a run.

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The editor who added this notice elaborates: Possibly not all of the stuff about Lives (also try to find a way to discuss Revive Tokens)
 
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Lives is a currency in Bloons Blitz. It replaced Energy in version 0.9.4. Losing or quitting a game costs lives. At zero lives, the player cannot play another stage until at least one life is regenerated. Lives regenerate at a rate of 1 every hour (or something), maxing out at 5.