Custom Names

This article is about the customization feature in Bloons TD Battles 2. For the customization feature in Bloons TD 6, see Monkey Names.

Custom Names
Monkey Mastery cost 300 40,000

Custom Names are a type of tower customization cosmetic item in Bloons TD Battles 2. Each Custom Names item allows the player to write a name and assign it to the corresponding tower type, which is displayed on a name tag above the first tower of that type the player places in a match. Custom Names are not visible to other players, only the owner.

Custom Names are only obtainable from Monkey Mastery; Heroes cannot have Custom Names.

List of Custom Names items

Icon	Text	Tower	Unlock method(s)	Introduced	Notes
	Named Dart Monkeys Name your Dart Monkeys!	Dart Monkey	Dart Monkey Mastery	Launch	—
	Named Boomerang Monkeys Name your Boomerang Monkeys!	Boomerang Monkey	Boomerang Monkey Mastery	Launch	—
	Named Bomb Shooters Name your Bomb Shooters.	Bomb Shooter	Bomb Shooter Mastery	Launch	—
	Named Tack Shooters Name your Tack Shooters.	Tack Shooter	Tack Shooter Mastery	Launch	—
	Named Ice Monkeys Name your Ice Monkeys.	Ice Monkey	Ice Monkey Mastery	Launch	—
	Named Glue Gunners Name your Glue Gunners.	Glue Gunner	Glue Gunner Mastery	Launch	—
	Named Sniper Monkeys Name your Sniper Monkeys.	Sniper Monkey	Sniper Monkey Mastery	Launch	—
	Named Monkey Subs Name your Monkey Subs.	Monkey Sub	Monkey Sub Mastery	Launch	—
	Named Monkey Buccaneers Name your Monkey Buccaneers.	Monkey Buccaneer	Monkey Buccaneer Mastery	Launch	—
	Named Monkey Aces Name your Monkey Aces.	Monkey Ace	Monkey Ace Mastery	Launch	—
	Named Heli Pilots Name your Heli Pilots.	Heli Pilot	Heli Pilot Mastery	Launch	—
	Named Mortar Monkeys Named Mortar Monkeys.	Mortar Monkey	Mortar Monkey Mastery	Launch	—
	Named Dartling Gunners Named Dartling Gunners.	Dartling Gunner	Dartling Gunner Mastery	Launch	—
	Named Wizard Monkeys Name Your Wizard Monkeys.	Wizard Monkey	Wizard Monkey Mastery	Launch	—
	Named Super Monkeys Name your Super Monkeys.	Super Monkey	Super Monkey Mastery	Launch	—
	Named Ninja Monkeys Name your Ninja Monkeys.	Ninja Monkey	Ninja Monkey Mastery	Launch	—
	Named Alchemists Name Your Alchemists.	Alchemist	Alchemist Mastery	Launch	—
	Named Druids Name Your Druids.	Druid	Druid Mastery	Launch	—
	Named Villages Name your Villages.	Monkey Village	Monkey Village Mastery	Launch	—
	Named Banana Farms Name Your Banana Farms.	Banana Farm	Banana Farm Mastery	Launch	—
	Named Spike Factories Name Your Spike Factories.	Spike Factory	Spike Factory Mastery	Launch	—
	Named Engineer Monkeys Name Your Engineer Monkeys.	Engineer Monkey	Engineer Monkey Mastery	Launch	—

Default names

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All towers are assigned a default name when their Custom Names item is purchased. These names are the same in all languages. Many of these names are references to popular culture.

Tower	Default name	Reference
Dart Monkey	Max	Max, a character in Bloons Adventure Time TD and Bloons Pop!.
Boomerang Monkey	Bruce	Possibly Bruce Wayne, the civilian identity of Batman, in reference to his Batarangs.
Bomb Shooter	Meg	Mons Meg, a giant cannon in Scotland.
Tack Shooter	Kenny	―
Ice Monkey	Scott	Captain Robert Scott, a real-life British Royal Navy officer famous for leading expeditions into Antarctica. This reference is shared with the Captain Scott Avatar Icon.
Glue Gunner	Sticky	―
Sniper Monkey	Barnes	Bucky Barnes, an assassin and sniper in the Marvel Comics franchise.
Monkey Sub	Marko	Marko Ramius, a submarine captain in the 1990 film The Hunt for Red October. This reference is shared with the Red Monkey Sub Avatar Icon.
Monkey Buccaneer	Brady	Brady Feigl, a Major League Baseball player who played for the Pittsburgh Pirates.
Monkey Ace	Maverick	Pete "Maverick" Mitchell, a fighter pilot in the 1986 film Top Gun.
Heli Pilot	Budgie	The main character of the British children's book and television series Budgie the Little Helicopter.
Mortar Monkey	Ivan	Possibly a reference to Stripes, a military comedy film which also involves a mortar, directed by Ivan Reitman.
Dartling Gunner	Barret	Possibly Barret Wallace, a major character in the 1997 video game Final Fantasy VII, who has a machine gun attached to his left arm in place of a hand.
Wizard Monkey	Albus	Albus Dumbledore, a wizard character in Harry Potter.
Super Monkey	Clark	Clark Kent, the civilian identity of Superman.
Ninja Monkey	Ryu	Ryu Hayabusa, the protagonist of the Ninja Gaiden game series.
Alchemist	Nicolas	Nicolas Flamel, a French alchemist who is believed to have created and discovered the philosopher's stone
Druid	Ermion	Possibly Mousesack, a druid in The Witcher franchise whose name is translated as Ermion in the 2015 video game The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt.
Monkey Village	Kumeu	Kumeū, a real-life village in Auckland, New Zealand.
Banana Farm	Ol' McDarty's	Possibly a reference to the nursery rhyme "Old MacDonald Had a Farm."
Spike Factory	SPIKEBOT 2000	―
Engineer Monkey	Scotty	Scotty, the engineer from the Star Trek franchise.