Game Over

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“	You ran out of lives! Try again. Try placing more Monkeys near the track or getting more upgrades.	”
	^{~ Tutorial Monkey if the player loses the tutorial in Bloons TD 6}

Game Over (also called Try Again!, You crashed! in Hot Air Bloon, Oh No! in Hot Air Bloon iOS's Story, Odyssey Over! in BTD5 Mobile during Odysseys, Defeat(!) in most games starting with BTD Battles, Level Failed! in BSM2 Mobile, or Out of Shots!/Bloons Escaped! in Bloons Pop!), is a state in a game where the game is lost, usually happens when the player fails to meet a certain objective as required by the level, mission, or match, or for games with endless progression such as Freeplay Mode, when the player exhausts all lives and is no longer in play. It has occurred in all games in the Bloons and Bloons TD series thus far.

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In particular, this article needs: BTD5, BMC Flash, BSM2M, BTD6, BATTD, BP, BTDB2.

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Sounds(s) to replace: BTDB2 Game Over, which uses in-game footage with a bad grainy beginning at a few milliseconds (yes, sound quality is that sensitive); we need someone like Scrooge200 to get the good quality raw sounds

There are no game over sounds for pre-BTD5 games, BTDB Flash, BTDB2 Mobile, or BMC Mobile. However, the soundfile for BMC Mobile has a game over sound in the game files.

When the player loses in BTD5 Flash or BTD5 Mobile (or its variants):