Bloons Tower Defense 2

“	Bloons Tower Defense 2 is here! Now with 3 new maps - easy, medium and hard, 1 new tower type, some new upgrades, and brand new on track placeable items, monkey glue, and road spikes. To challenge you there are 2 new bloon types. Have fun passing all 50 levels!	”
	~ Official Description

Bloons Tower Defense 2
Information
Developer	Ninja Kiwi
Publisher	Ninja Kiwi
Supported platform(s)	Flash
Release date	October 18, 2007
Last updated (version)	Unknown
Price	Free
In-game purchases	No
Genre(s)	Tower Defense
Age rating	Unknown
Game engine	Flash
In-game details
Tracks	3
Bloon types	8
Towers	8 total; 2 Road Items and 6 standard towers

Bloons Tower Defense 2 (also known as BTD2 or Bloons TD 2) is the sequel to the original Bloons Tower Defense, and the prequel to Bloons Tower Defense 3. It introduces Difficulties to the Bloons TD series. There are new additions to every category - Bloon types, Towers, Tracks, and a new upgrade for the Super Monkey called Laser Vision. After finishing each Difficulty, you earn a medal for it.

Medals earned after finishing each difficulty

Bloon Types

• Red Bloon: The first bloon in the game. RBE: 1
• Blue Bloon: A tiny bit harder to pop. Contains 1 Red Bloon. First appears on Round 3. These bloons are faster than Red Bloons. RBE: 2
• Green Bloon: Yet again, a little harder than the previous bloon. Contains 1 Blue Bloon. First appears on round 6. Green Bloons are faster than Blue Bloons RBE: 3
• Yellow Bloon: Fastest bloon in the game. Contains 1 Green Bloon. RBE: 4
• Black Bloon: Speed of a Green Bloon. Contains 2 Yellow Bloons. It is immune to bombs. RBE: 9
• White Bloon: Very similar to the Black Bloon. Contains 2 Yellow Bloons. It is slightly faster than a Black Bloon. It is immune to ice. RBE: 9
• Lead Bloon: It is immune to sharp objects. Explosions work best against it. These bloons are the speed of a Red Bloon. This bloon is the reason it is impossible to win BTD2 using only Dart Monkeys and/or road spikes. RBE: 19
• Rainbow Bloon: Strongest bloon in the game. These bloons are slightly faster than White Bloons, but slower than Yellow Bloons. Contains 2 Black Bloons and 2 White Bloons. RBE: 37

Towers

A Dart Monkey in BTD2	A Tack Tower in BTD2	An Ice Tower in BTD2
A Cannon or Bomb Tower in BTD2	A Super Monkey in BTD2	A Boomerang Thrower in BTD2

• Dart Monkey: A monkey that throws darts
• Tack Shooter: Shoots out tacks in 8 directions
• Ice Ball: Freezes bloons in its radius.
• Cannon: Shoots bombs that explode when bloons are hit.
• Super Monkey: The hypersonic monkey from Bloons TD 1. Shoots darts extremely fast.
• Boomerang: Throws boomerangs in a loop back to the monkey, popping bloons along the way.

Road Items

Road Spikes in BTD2

A Monkey Glue in BTD2

• Road Spikes: A pile of 10 tacks that can pop up to 10 bloons when placed along the track. They can't pop Lead Bloons.
• Monkey Glue: A glob of glue that slows bloons as they pass through. They can slow down up to 20 bloons.

Glitches

• In Bloons TD 1 and Bloons TD 2, there is a glitch involving any tower, for example, the player has to buy a Tack Shooter and then keep pressing Tab on the keyboard until you reach Faster Shooting. Then, keep pressing space-bar (4 is enough), or hold enter, and the Tack Shooter will shoot at hyper-sonic speed. However, if the player has insufficient cash to buy those "extra" upgrades, they get negative cash and become unable to purchase anything else except upgrades (using this glitch). However the player can still gain money by popping bloons and getting rewards at round endings. This glitch also works on some other upgrades, such as range upgrades for towers like the Bomb Tower (it doesn't work on the Tack Shooter's range upgrade though).
• This glitch allows you to place towers anywhere on the map. First, click on the tower you want to place. Then, right-click anywhere on the track where you ARE allowed to place that tower. While the drop-down is still there, click where on the screen you want to place the tower.
• Whenever a boomerang monkey's boomerang is not out on the screen, the boomerang monkey seems to have a tiny "damage field" around it. This can be observed by placing a boomerang monkey as close as possible to the track. It is not known why this happens but a current theory suggests that the monkey's damaging projectile remains underneath his sprite even when he is recharging his throw. This theory suggests that bloons which move too close to the recharging monkey will take the damage of the boomerang. This theory is substantiated by the fact that the effect seems to work on frozen bloons only when the boomerang monkey has the sonic boom upgrade.

Trivia

• Road Items made their debut in this game.
• The only major change with towers is the addition of road items and the boomerang thrower.
• In the Boomerang description, there's a typo that says "Sonic booom upgrade" instead of "Sonic boom upgrade". It's very likely to be an oversight.
• The current Ninja Kiwi page for Bloons Tower Defense 2 displays an image for Bloons TD iOS instead of an image from BTD2.