History VideoGame / BloonsSuperMonkey

The sequel features a much more advanced TechTree, consisting of [[DualWielding attacks for both arms]] AND an additional one for the core. There are several branches: [[MoreDakka Dart]], [[BoomerangComeback Boomerang]], [[StuffBlowingUp Explosives]], [[MagiTek Magic]], and [[EnergyWeaponTech]].In addition to that, [[RPGElements there are also Research upgrades that can bring out more power to your arsenal]] and Epic Powers, which are special abilities you can toggle on and off in the Upgrades menu.

The sequel features a much more advanced TechTree, consisting of [[DualWielding attacks for both arms]] AND an additional one for the core. There are several branches: [[MoreDakka Dart]], [[BoomerangComeback Boomerang]], [[StuffBlowingUp Explosives]], [[MagiTek Magic]], and [[AppliedPhlebotinum Tech]].In addition to that, [[RPGElements there are also Research upgrades that can bring out more power to your arsenal]] and Epic Powers, which are special abilities you can toggle on and off in the Upgrades menu.

A mobile game has been released, and is the first mobile Ninja Kiwi game to feature 3D models instead of sprites.

** The bomb plane powerup consistently does very badly against non-boss bloons. Its high damage to bosses is neutered by the fact that you can't even have this active or long enough to reach the boss.

** Not only can you WhipItGood with lasers in the sequel, but you can also shoot them [[EyeBeams out of a visor over your eyes!]]

* SequentialBoss: The final boss of the sequel changes its attack patterns at different health stages. At 100% and 25%, it has two giant [[AnAxeToGrind axe blades]] and buzz saws. At 75%, there is a shield around the bottom and two antennae that shoot out [[ImprobableWeaponUser streams of bloons]]. At 50%, there are the buzz saws combined with the bloon-guns.

* NoSell: In the sequel, Black Bloons knock explosives away, Lead Bloons bounce darts, spike balls, boomerangs, glaives, shuriken, [[ThrowingYourSwordAlwaysWorks sai, and katana]], Ceramic Bloons resist magic attacks, and [[UpToEleven Glass Bloons]] reflect [[EnergyWeapon laser beams, laser pulses]], [[PlasmaCannon plasma blasts]], and [[WaveMotionGun doom bursts]]. However, these can be countered by research... but at its maximum, it only allows every 7th shot to be able to affect the corresponding Bloon weakness.

* DifficultySpike: The Deep Bloon Sea in the sequel. While Bloon Dunes did introduce all the bloon types, it's not until the Deep Bloon Sea where you'll face several immunity bloon types (Lead, Black, Ceramic, Glass) at once during the levels, as well as several shielded Bloon formations. Furthermore, several bloon formations in the world are extremely thick.

* EverythingsBetterWithMonkeys: The player, [[VoiceWithAnInternetConnection Dr. Monkey]], and, according to the description of one of the upgrades, [[FunSize the nanomonkeys]].

* UnwinnableByMistake: When first released, it was actually impossible to beat the second game 100%, since 2-5, 3-5 and 4-5 couldn't be beaten with only bomb items due to their low damage against the bosses. This made it impossible to gain the bomb badges for those levels. This was changed in a later update by allowing all bomb items to sometimes shoot Moab Maulers, which deal massive damage to Moab-class bloons.

* DegradedBoss:uit
** In the sequel, the M.O.A.B first appears as the boss of Monkey Lane. Several of them later appear in 2-5 and 3-5, as normal enemies.

* InvincibleHero: Super Monkey is immune to the Bloons and cannot get killed. However, he can still fail if he fails to destroy a required amount of Bloons for the level.

* EnergyWeapon: In the original, [[EyeBeams Laser Vision, Triple Twin Lasers, and Death Ray Vision]], along with Plasma Tentacles, and their upgrades.

* FrickinLaserBeams: Not only can you WhipItGood with them in the sequel, but you can also shoot them [[EyeBeams out of a visor over your eyes!]]

* NoSell: In the sequel, Black Bloons knock explosives away, Lead Bloons bounce darts, spike balls, boomerangs, glaives, shuriken, [[ThrowingYourSwordAlwaysWorks sai, and katana]], Ceramic Bloons resist magic attacks, and [[UpToEleven Glass Bloons]] reflect [[FrickinLaserBeams laser beams, laser pulses]], [[PlasmaCannon plasma blasts]], and [[WaveMotionGun doom bursts]]. However, these can be countered by research... but at its maximum, it only allows every 7th shot to be able to affect the corresponding Bloon weakness.

%%* SortingAlgorithmOfThreateningGeography: The first game's stages are in the following: a forest, a jungle, a

* DegradedBoss:

* SortingAlgorithmOfThreateningGeography: The first game's stages are in the following: a forest, a jungle, a

* Videogame3DLeap: ''BSM 2'' Mobile has this in presentation form; the 3D graphics are a noticeable upgrade even from ''BSM 2'', yet the gameplay is much the same.
* VideogameFlamethrowersSuck: Elemental Strike and Elemental Arc, the tier 5 and 6 magic attacks of BSM 2. Despite popular appeal, they don't do a good job at popping bloons compared to other attacks in both the online and mobile versions of the game.

** The sequel's {{Power Up}}s are: {{Spike Ball|s Of Doom}} [[MoreDakka MiniGun]], [[GratuitousNinja Ninja Saboteur]],[[MacrossMissileMassacre MOAB Mauler Airship]], [[BlackMage Wizard Lord]], [[KillerRobot Technological Terror]], and [[SuperMode Sun God]]. The first five have a weakness to certain bloon types[[note]]Lead, Lead, Black/Zebra, Ceramic, Glass respectively[[/note]], while the last can pop ''any'' bloon with ease.
* PowerUpLetDown: In the sequel, with the exception of [[SuperMode Sun God]], any powerup can become this if you have higher tier equipment, depending of the types of bloons on the screen.[[note]]Example: Getting the [[MacrossMissileMassacre Missile Carrier]] if there are a ton of Black Bloons on the screen, which are [[ElementalRockPaperScissors immune to explosive damage]][[/note]]