Dummy Defense Titans & bosses
Titans place one per player and hit like a truck: Titan Noob is the cheap early one (level 35), MKI Titan Dummy needs the Crystals tape, and the NE bosses — G Noob 2.0, Necro Disguise 2.0 and the Plague Doctor — are the real walls.
The biggest units in Dummy Defense sit on both sides of the battlefield. Your side gets Titan mechs — limit-one towers with named abilities and five-figure costs. The enemy side gets bosses, the walls that end most players' runs the first time they meet them.
Titans are not special towers
A Titan is just a tower with a badge gate, a level gate, a Brick price, and a placement limit of 1. They hit harder than entire defensive lines and bring abilities like splash attacks or summoning support units, but they never detect hidden enemies on their own — and they cost so much cash to place that losing one early can throw a run.
The Titan roster
| Titan | Category | Unlock | Bricks | Placement cash | Known for |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| MKI Titan Dummy | Titan Army | Level 45 + Crystals badge | 31,999 | $22,999 | The original Titan Dummy — built to fight the G-Noob, and the wiki notes how that fight went. 3 attack types, ~540 snapshot DPS |
| Titan Noob | Noob Experiment | Level 35 | 18,500 | $18,000 | The cheap, fast one — splash attacks, no hidden detection |
| Titan Guest | Noob Experiment | Level 50 | 30,000 | $25,000 | Long-range specialist with high single-target damage |
| Titan Dummy | Titan Army | Level 50 | 40,000 | $50,000 | Massive gun, extremely high attack power |
| Titan BlockDummy | Titan Army | Level 65 | 60,000 | $60,000 | Long range plus fast attacks — the biggest raw DPS number in the wiki (~1,350) |
| Titan Brickbattler | Noob Experiment | Level 65 | 77,500 | $40,000 | The all-rounder — strong ranged support and close-range force |
| Titan ScaleDummy | Titan Army | Level 110 + Controller badge | 92,500 | $75,000 | Three attack types and summons Semi Titans to the field |
Two Titans behind quests
- MKI Titan Dummy needs the "The Crystals" badge, earned through a hidden document hunt in the lobby (three documents and one VHS tape). Step-by-step on the lore & tapes page.
- Titan ScaleDummy needs the Controller badge — a full clear of Controller Mode, which also unlocks 1.5x game speed.
The bosses that matter
| Boss | Where it appears | Why it matters |
|---|---|---|
| G Noob | Team Noob (easy mode finale) | The intro boss. Beating it awards the "Defeat G Noob" badge — your first real milestone |
| Necro Disguise 2.0 | Noob Experiment | The community wiki measures it at an effective 1.6 million HP — the benchmark wall of the current endgame |
| Plague Doctor | Undead Mode | The new mode's headline boss. Defeating it unlocks the right to buy Sphere Dummy (13,999 Bricks + level 59) |
| Boss Noob 2.0 | Noob Experiment (also a buyable NE tower) | When it is on the roster it doubles as a level-55 tower costing 48,500 Bricks |
Everything that reaches the endgame gets compared against Necro Disguise 2.0 for a reason — if a defensive line cannot chew through 1.6 million HP before it reaches the base, it is not an endgame line yet.
Practical boss advice
- Stack damage-per-dollar, not prestige. The wiki's own starter advice for Noob Experiment is to bring high-DPS, cheap-to-run towers (Builder ScaleDummy and Shotgunner Scale Dummy are named) rather than one flashy unit.
- Bring detection. Bosses rarely come alone; hidden escorts walk past lines that skipped Flamethrower Dummy or level-3 Sniper Dummy.
- Save ability charges. An airstrike saved for the boss wave is worth more than three used on trash.
Related pages
- Best towers — where Titans rank against normal towers
- Lore & tapes — the Crystals hunt in full
- Gamemodes — how to unlock Controller and Noob Experiment
