Monster Bunker

Monster Bunker
Town Hall Level Required	3
Maximum Building Levels	5
Building Usage	Defense
Size	4.5 x 4.5 in blocks

" This defensive housing allows monsters to fight to death defending your base. "

Attack
Land	Air
Yes	D.A.V.E.s with rockets, Sabnox Balthazar and Eye-ra with Airburst

General Information

The Monster Bunker differs from conventional towers in the game as its mode of attack is to release monsters that have already been bunkered in it beforehand. When an opponent's monster comes within its range (which is quite big), the Monster Bunker will release all of its monsters that will attack the intruders.

Monsters can be sourced from the player's current Housing (Note: Not all monsters in the Bunker can be bought with shiny (Flying monsters, excluding Balthazar), monsters not researched are not purchasable either).

The Monster Bunker also has a good range, which is not surpassed by any other defensive building (if the Monster Bunker is level 4).

Flying monsters such as Zafreeti,Teratorn and Vorg cannot be put in monster bunker, with the exception of Balthazar.

Monsters can be healed if the bunker is destroyed - they're never permanently killed.

If the Monster Bunker is 50% damaged (once it changes its appearance), it can't release it's monsters.

NOTE: The following table may be incorrect, having false capacity data from MR2. If anyone has the following levels, please add them in. X = incorrect, O = correct, ? = We don't know (1: ? 2: ? 3: ? 4: ? 5: ?)

Building and Upgrading

Level	Cost			Building Time	HP	Repair Time	Resources Recycled			Bunker Capacity	Town Hall Level	Radius of coverage
	Twigs	Pebbles	Putty				Twigs	Pebbles	Putty
1	250,000	187,500	62,500	6h	10,000	2m	125,000	93,750	31,250	380	3	15 blocks (300)
2	1,000,000	1,000,000	500,000	12h	24,500	4m	625,000	593,750	281,250	450	4	17.5 blocks (350)
3	2,000,000	2,000,000	1,000,000	1d	52,000	8m	1,625,000	1,593,750	781,250	540	5	20 blocks (400)
4	4,000,000	4,000,000	2,000,000	2d	75,000	16m	3,625,000	3,593,750	1,781,250	660	9	22.5 blocks (450)
5	8,000,000	8,000,000	4,000,000	4d	105,000	32m	7,625,000	7,593,750	3,781,250	800	10	25 blocks (500)

Build Limit

Town Hall Level	Amount
3	1
5	2
7	3
8+	4

Building Stages

Structure Level	Normal / In Action	Damaged	Destroyed
1 ~ 5

Trivia

• The Monster Bunker was released in January 7, 2011.
• The Monster Bunker was covered in cloth similar to the Storage Silo's before its release.
• Monsters released from the monster bunker can receive buffs from Fomor.
• The Monster Bunker is tied for the longest range of all the defensive towers with Spurtz Cannon level 5.
• Unlike Champions, monsters inside it will still attack Eye-ras.
• When Slimeattikus is bunkered and dies, it fissions but explodes after the attack.
• If it detects airborne monsters, only monsters capable of attacking them are released, and the rest remain inside until a ground monster is within range.
• If an Outpost is taken with monsters still inside a Monster Bunker, the monsters inside it will remain there.

Bugs and Glitches

• Sometimes, a monster bunker near another bunker that attacks first will not release all of it's monsters.
• It seems to only release the monsters equivelent to the maximum bunker space of the highest of the two.
• The cause of this is unknown.
• In map room 3, bunkered D.A.V.E.s can sometimes fire invisible rockets.

Gallery

Monster Bunkers are introduced. Fans can now defend their Yards with their own monsters.

Tips

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