- For the bloons games bloon, see Boomerang Bloon.
| “ | Throws a boomerang in an arc back round to the monkey. Each boomerang can pop 3 bloons. | ” |
| ~ Bloons Tower Defense 5 Description |
| “ | Hurls a boomerang that follows a curved path. Good range and pierce. | ” |
| ~ Bloons Tower Defense 6 description |
Boomerang Monkey is a tower that made its debut in BTD2. It is called Boomerang in BTD2 and BTD3, and the Boomerang Thrower in BTD4, BTD5, BTD Battles, and Bloons Monkey City, including the mobile and steam versions. In BTD6, it was renamed as the Boomerang Monkey, consistent with most other monkey-based towers. The Boomerang Monkey fires a boomerang that moves in a circle in front of the tower before returning. It throws a boomerang every 1.33 seconds and can pop up to 4 bloons before returning (2 in BTD2 and BTD3, 3 in BTD4 and BTD5). It also made an appearance in the Bloons series.
Bloons series
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In Bloons (and all subsequent games) the Dart Monkey will turn into Boomerang Monkey if it pops a Boomerang Bloon.
The Boomerang Monkey and the boomerang in the Bloons series stay roughly the same, with some slight tweaks in each game. In Bloons, the Boomerang Thrower is just a Dart Monkey with a large boomerang. In Bloons 2, the Monkey gets its iconic yellow outfit, and the size of the Boomerang is reduced, but it also moves faster. In Bloons 2 Spring Fling, the boomerang has flowers on it, and in Bloons 2 Christmas Pack the boomerang is either painted like a candy cane or is a candy cane.
Bloons TD 2 and Bloons TD 3Edit
| BTD2 Easy | BTD2 Medium | BTD2 Hard | BTD3 Easy | BTD3 Medium | BTD3 Hard | iOS Easy | iOS Medium | iOS Hard | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Tower Cost | 475 | 535 | 545 | 440 | 525 | 555 | 395 | 465 | 485 |
| Multi Target | 270 | 305 | 310 | 230 | 275 | 290 | 230 | 270 | 285 |
| Glaive Thrower | N/A | N/A | N/A | 240 | 285 | 300 | 180 | 210 | 220 |
| Sonic Boom | 135 | 155 | 155 | 130 | 155 | 160 | 130 | 150 | 160 |
| Thermite | N/A | N/A | N/A | 100 | 120 | 130 | 100 | 120 | 125 |
| Total Sell Amount | 704 | 796 | 808 | 912 | 1088 | 1148 | 828 | 972 | 1020 |
| Total Cost | 880 | 995 | 1010 | 1140 | 1360 | 1435 | 1035 | 1215 | 1275 |
The icon in Bloons TD 2.
Bloons TD 4Edit
Throws a boomerang that follows a curved path back to the tower. Can pop multiple bloons at once.
Hotkey: R
Cost: 340/400/430
Upgrades:
Multi TargetEdit
Cost: 215/250/270
Boomerangs will hit up to 7 bloons at once.
Sonic BoomEdit
Cost: 85/100/110
Sonic boomerangs smash through frozen bloons.
Glaive ThrowerEdit
Cost: 240/280/300
Glaives slice through up to 12 bloons at once!
Lightsaber ThrowerEdit
Cost: 1575/1850/2000
Lightsaber slices through everything and anything - up to 70 bloons at once! (Also pops lead bloons)
(Total Selling Price: 1996/2304/2488)
(Total Cost: 2495/2880/3110)
Bloons TD 5Edit
Unlocked at: Rank 4
Cost: $325 (Easy), $380 (Medium), $410 (Hard)
Path 1Edit
| Easy | Medium | Hard | Impoppable | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Multi-Target
Boomerangs can now pop 7 bloons each. | $210 | $250 | $270 | $300 |
| Glaive Thrower
Throws glaives instead of boomerangs - they're sharper and faster (can pop 12 bloons each). | $240 | $280 | $300 | $335 |
| Glaive Ricochet
The glaives from this tower will automatically bounce from bloon to bloon as long as there is one close by. | $1,190 | $1,400 | $1,510 | $1,680 |
| Glaive Lord
Creates two permanent glaives that orbit round the tower, shredding almost anything that touches them. Glaive Lord can attack Camo Bloons. | $7,650 | $9,000 | $9,720 | $10,800 |
| Total Sell Amount | $7,776 | $9,144 | $9,872 | $10,972 ($11,212 with path 2 upgrades) |
| Total Cost | $9,615 | $11,310 | $12,210 | $13,175 ($13,475 with path 2 upgrades) |
Path 2Edit
| Easy | Medium | Hard | Impoppable | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Sonic Boom
Sonic boomerangs can smash through frozen bloons. | $85 | $100 | $110 | $120 |
| Red Hot 'Rangs
Red hot boomerangs can melt through lead bloons. | $125 | $150 | $160 | $180 |
| Bionic Boomer
This tower replaces its arm with a super strong bionic arm. The Bionic Boomer throws boomerangs twice as fast. (This upgrade can be combined with Glaive Thrower to make it throw glaives instead of boomerangs at an even faster rate.) | $1,360 | $1,600 | $1,730 | $1,920 |
| Turbo Charge
Turbo Charge Ability: Increases attack speed to hypersonic for 10 seconds. | $2,550 | $3,000 | $3,240 | $3,600 |
| Total Sell Amount | $3,572 | $4,200 | $4,536 | $5,040 ($5,548 with path 1 upgrades) |
| Total Cost | $4,445 | $5,320 | $5,650 | $6,300 ($6,935 with path 1 upgrades) |
Premium UpgradesEdit
Double RangaEdit
Cost: 20 Ninja Kiwi Coins
Description: The new Double Ranga technique allows all of your boomerang throwers to hurl 2 boomerangs instead of 1!
Differences between BTD5 Flash and BTD5 MobileEdit
Glaive Ricochet can spawn multiple glaives when under the influence of a Monkey Village with the Monkey Fort upgrade or the M.I.B. Call to Arms ability.
Glaive Lord doesn't deal as much damage to M.O.A.B. Class Bloons.
Base cost of the Boomerang Thrower is more expensive ($380 → $400).
Glaive Lord's orbiting glaives cannot pop Frozen and Lead Bloons unless you upgrade the tower to Sonic Boom and Red Hot Rangs, respectively.
Turbo Charge no longer plays a sound when the ability is activated.
Update History (Bloons TD Battles Mobile)Edit
Boomerang Thrower is often used for its anti-Regrow capabilities and as a fair early-game starting tower (somewhat expensive to get up but can defend pretty much everything up to round 8 by itself). Its slight flexibility also allows it to be useful for dealing with many types of bloons. It is often paired with the Ninja Monkey or another Camo-popping tower for combating camos.
With its buffs, it is now more suitable for early-game and early-mid-game. This is especially true for Turbo Charge and Glaive Lord as both can be used in emergencies against camo bloons, especially against Camo Leads and camo bloon rushes. Popular loadouts include Buccaneer Farm Boomerang, Heli Farm Boomerang, and Ninja Farm Boomerang. Boomerang Farm Spike Factory has also seen some use, though it's more of a "fun" loadout rather then a serious one. Boomerang COBRA Village used to be a popular loadout in normal arenas but it eventually fell out of use (mainly due to the COBRA nerfs).
- 3.1
Glaive Ricochet price decreased ($1400 → $1300).
Glaive Lord price decreased ($9000 → $4500).
Bionic Boomer price decreased ($1600 → $1400).
- 4.1
Sonic Boom price decreased ($100 → $50).
Multi-Shot price decreased ($250 → $175).
Turbo Charge ability now grants camo detection to the tower while the ability is active.
- 4.3.1
Glaive Ricochet no longer spawns multiple glaives when under the influence of a Monkey Village with the Monkey Fort upgrade; only one Glaive is thrown at a time per tower.
4.9
Turbo Charge ability duration decreased (10s → 8s).
Bloons Tower Defense 6Edit
The Boomerang Thrower makes a return to the game as the Boomerang Monkey. Just like the Dart Monkey, the base tower has been significantly buffed, popping up to 4 bloons per boomerang instead of 3 in the previous games. Like the Dart Monkey, the upgrades in the Boomerang Monkey are now not necessarily aligned with the upgrades that they had in BTD5.
Path 1 generally contains upgrades leading towards the throwing of glaives, with each upgrade increasing the power of the boomerangs themselves into sharp deadly glaives.
Path 2 generally deals with speed, providing the Boomerang Monkey with faster attacks on bloons.
Path 3 generally deals with the element of throwing tough Kylie boomerangs that are thrown further, leading from simply throwing further to hot boomerangs that pop bloons of any type to actual Kylie boomerangs that can be upgraded to deal even more damaging effects to the bloons, particuarly MOAB-class on higher upgrades.
As with all towers in BTD6, only two paths may be selected for a tower at one time, and only one of the selected paths may be upgraded to third tier.
Path 1Edit
| Easy | Medium | Hard | Impoppable | Unlock XP | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
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Improved Rangs | $170 | $200 | $215 | $240 | 100 |
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Glaives | $240 | $280 | $300 | $335 | 520 |
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Glaive Ricochet | $1,105 | $1,300 | $1,405 | $1,560 | 2,500 |
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M.O.A.R Glaives | $2,550 | $3,000 | $3,240 | $3,600 | 8,500 |
|
Glaive Lord | $34,000 | $40,000 | $43,200 | $48,000 | 37,500 |
| Total Sell Amount | Tier 4:
$3,038 Tier 5: $26,838 | Tier 4:
$3,574 Tier 5: $31,574 | Tier 4:
$3,857 Tier 5: $34,097 | Tier 4:
$4,288 Tier 5: $37,888 | N/A |
| Total Cost | Tier 4:
$4,340 Tier 5: $38,340 | Tier 4:
$5,105 Tier 5: $45,105 | Tier 4:
$5,510 Tier 5: $48,710 | Tier 4:
$6,125 Tier 5: $54,125 | 49,120 |
Path 2Edit
| Easy | Medium | Hard | Impoppable | Unlock XP | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
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Faster Throwing | $150 | $175 | $190 | $210 | 120 |
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Faster Rangs | $100 | $120 | $130 | $145 | 550 |
|
Bionic Boomerang | $1,360 | $1,600 | $1,730 | $1,920 | 2,500 |
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Turbo Charge | $3,400 | $4,000 | $4,320 | $4,800 | 9,000 |
|
Perma Charge | $29,750 | $35,000 | $37,800 | $42,000 | 32,000 |
| Total Sell Amount |
Tier 4: Tier 5: |
Tier 4: Tier 5: |
Tier 4: Tier 5: |
Tier 4: Tier 5: | N/A |
| Total Cost |
Tier 4: Tier 5: |
Tier 4: Tier 5: |
Tier 4: Tier 5: |
Tier 4: Tier 5: | 44,170 |
Path 3Edit
| Easy | Medium | Hard | Impoppable | Unlock XP | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
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Long Range Rangs | $85 | $100 | $110 | $120 | 110 |
|
Red Hot Rangs | $125 | $150 | $160 | $180 | 490 |
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Kylie Boomerang | $1,190 | $1,400 | $1,510 | $1,680 | 3,000 |
|
MOAB Press | $1,530 | $1,800 | $1,945 | $2,160 | 9,500 |
|
MOAB Domination | $63,750 | $75,000 | $81,000 | $90,000 | 28,000 |
| Total Sell Amount |
Tier 4: $2,244 Tier 5: $46,869 |
Tier 4: $2,643 Tier 5: $55,143 |
Tier 4: $2,853 Tier 5: $59,553 |
Tier 4: $3,171 Tier 5: $66,171 | N/A |
| Total Cost |
Tier 4: $3,205 Tier 5: $66,955 |
Tier 4: $3,775 Tier 5: $78,775 |
Tier 4: $4,075 Tier 5: $85,075 |
Tier 4: $4,530 Tier 5: $94,530 | 41,100 |
Bloons Adventure Time TDEdit
Boomerang Monkeys appear in Bloons Adventure Time TD as one of the game's many Allies. They behave the same way as they do in the other BTD games, but they only have two upgrades this time around: Multi-Target and Red Hot Rangs.
UpgradesEdit
- Multi-Target $TBA: (description)
- Red Hot Rangs $TBA: (description)
TriviaEdit
- The reason why the lightsaber thrower upgrade didn't return to BTD5 because NinjaKiwi said it was infringing copyright of Star Wars.
- In BTD4 and BTD4 Expansion, the boomerangs, glaives, or lightsabers disappear about 2/3 of the way back if the game is on Fast Forward. This is because, oddly enough, the boomerangs themselves do not move faster on Fast Forward. And even if Fast Forward is off, they will not pop any bloons from where they should disappear in Fast Forward. This does not happen on the iPhone/iPod touch version.
- The Boomerang Thrower is the only tower with a purple outline in BTD4.
- Testing shows that contrary to what the description says, the Bionic Boomer will throw boomerangs 3.5x faster and glaives 4.9x faster. The Turbo Charge Ability causes the Bionic Boomer to attack a further five times faster.
- The Glaive Ricochet has been nerfed to have 101 pops per glaive in the May 27th update.
- Also, in the May 27th update, the base price of the boomerang has been decreased from $400 to $380
- It is one of the towers that doesn't have an upgrade that increases its range in BTD5, the others being the Spike Factory, Glue Gunner, Sniper Monkey, Mortar Tower, Monkey Apprentice, Dartling Gun, Monkey Sub, Banana Farm,Heli Pilot, and the Monkey Ace (This is no longer true in Bloons Tower Defense 6 with an upgrade called Long Range Rangs).
- However, the Dartling Gun, Sniper Monkey, Heli Pilot, and the Monkey Ace all have infinite range, the Mortar Monkey can shoot at a single place anywhere on the map, and Advanced Intel and Ballistic Missile theoretically do increase the range (Advanced Intel increases the range to the range of any other tower, and Ballistic Missile gives infinite range to the missiles. Also, the Banana Farm doesn't attack.
- With three Glaive Lords and one Glue Hose, it is possible to beat the M.O.A.B. Madness challenge.
- Later, this strategy doesn't work anymore.
- In BTD5, when there are multiple pages of something (such as the tracks), the arrows look like boomerangs.
- In BTD5 when the Boomerang Thrower has not thrown any Boomerangs or Glaives yet or after upgrade, the Boomerang Thrower take it on his right hand.
- Bionic Boomers always have a Glaive or Boomerang in his hand even after he has thrown a Boomerang or Glaive.
- When players upgrade a Boomerang thrower, the arm moves slightly to the right (not with right path tier 3 or 4). After the first attack, the arm returns to normal. This also occurs with the Dart Monkey.
- In BTD5 Deluxe, the arm for the Turbo Charge Ability is white, whilst in BTD5 it keeps Bionic Boomer's.
- In BTD3, so long as a Boomerang Thrower is holding its boomerang, any bloon that runs into the held boomerang will be popped, essentially giving the Boomerang Thrower a "melee" attack.
- Glaive Lord's permanent glaives can pop Lead Bloons even without Red Hot 'Rangs upgrade, although this does not apply to BTD5 mobile.
- Glaive Lord's rang has infinite pop cap, as long as it still have bloons nearby.
- A few Bionic Boomers, especially with the Monkey Village's Jungle Drums upgrade, can easily shred a M.O.A.B to pieces.
- In BTD5, it is the tower with the most different ways it appears with 12 different looks (13 in BTD5D) shown in the 4th picture below.
- The Glaive Ricochet and Bionic Boomer upgrades are not nerfed in BTD5D, they cost $1100 and $1200 respectively.
- In BTD4 and all previous games, the Boomerang Thrower only aims the boomerang in a certain way, and so it usually misses some bloons. This can be prevented by buying the Lightsabre Thrower upgrade in BTD4.
- In BTD5, a Glaive Lord wears the same cloak as a Bloonjitsu and a Super Monkey Fan Club, but with the Super Monkey Fan Club it is bigger and recolored.
- In BTD2, there is an error in the Boomerang's description, showing Sonic booom instead of Sonic boom.
- In BTD5, on Halloween, the Boomerang looks like a bat.
- In BMC, while a Glaive Thrower with Red Hot Rangs is holding the glaive it will not appear red.
- In BTD5, when the tier 3 and 4 upgrades of path 2 and tier 4 of path 1, the Boomerang Thrower loses the jumpsuit.
- In the upgrade picture for Sonic Boom, it actually shows what the Boomerang Thrower would look like if you have both Multi-Target and Sonic Boom.
- In BMC though, it still shows 0/1 Boomerang Thrower preview.
- In BTD5 Mobile, if players upgrade a Boomerang Thrower to 0-3 its boomerang turns brown again. However, getting the 0-4 upgrade fixes this.
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Lee'sWorld Reference?
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Qwertyxp2000 the second wrote: If it's a ''non-existent'' show, I don't think it even is noteworthy at all. ...
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If it has aired on any official TV channel, it would be noteworthy. But it isn't. I don't think it needs further explanation.
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enchanted boomerang doesnt work on bmc -
Doesn't it make the glaive ricochet split apart when it hits one bloon, thus creating 2 ricocheting glaives? (3 with monkey fort) or do ...
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