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| - Normal: Normal Blast bloons are Orange, and they take a measly 3 hits to pop. They come towards you at the speed of a green bloon, and bump into you, dealing 1 damage. After they are popped, they stop moving, a counter counts down from 3, and the bloon explodes in a radius of 25 pixels in diameter. The explosion can also pop bloons, so use it to your advantage. The explosion does 7 damage. Each time you hit one of them, they will be knocked back 3 pixels.
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| - Normal: Normal Blast bloons are Orange, and they take a measly 3 hits to pop. They come towards you at the speed of a green bloon, and bump into you, dealing 1 damage. After they are popped, they stop moving, a counter counts down from 3, and the bloon explodes in a radius of 25 pixels in diameter. The explosion can also pop bloons, so use it to your advantage. The explosion does 7 damage. Super: Super Blast bloons are Red, and they take 5 hits to pop. They come towards you at the speed of a blue bloon, and bump into you, dealing 2 damage. After they are popped, they stop moving, a counter counts down from 3, and the bloons explodes in a radius of 35 pixels. It then lets out 3 mini versions of itself, which also detonate after 3 seconds in a 10 pixel radius. Again, the explosion can pop bloons, but now can also instantly destroy wooden/ceramic blocks. The Main explosion does 15 damage, and the mini explosions do 5 damage. Ultra: Since these guys are so tough, usually no more than 5 appear in a level (Usually). These Guys are Purple, and take a whopping 10 hits to pop! These bloons are only the speed of a red bloon, but they deal another staggering 5 damage each blow (Alot for a bump!). It explodes in a 50 pixel radius and the explosion does 20 damage! It then lets out 5 mini versions of itself, which again explode in 3 seconds and deal 7 damage. These Explosions can now "Half" Break a Metal Block! That means, if another one explodes, it will destroy the metal block. Each time you hit one of them, they will be knocked back 3 pixels.
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