Toilet Tower Defense Tier List

This Tier List Hub ranks Toilet Tower Defense units for general clears after the November 2026 Rebalance, when troops were retuned by rarity, farm income shifted, codes returned, and Clone Crate titans entered the pool. Use it to decide what to summon, upgrade, and trade—then dig into mode-specific advice in Guides, Endless Mode, and Nightmare Mode.

Rankings favor match impact: damage, splash, slow, placement value, and how well a unit carries Easy through Abysmal plus Endless. Trading value is separate; ultra-expensive ultimates can sit high on gem charts without being the best starter investment. Cross-check community prices on Players before big trades.

How to read these tiers

• S — Core endgame carries. Prioritize summons and upgrades here when luck allows.
• A — Excellent staples and flexible fillers that clear Hard/Nightmare with good farms.
• B — Solid mid-game or niche picks; keep if you lack S/A, replace as inventory grows.
• C — Situational or outclassed after Rebalance; fine for Easy/Medium learning.
• D — Early fillers and outdated options—sell, feed, or bench when you can.

Meta swings when Telanthric ships crates or events. Recheck this hub after notes on Updates. Redeem Codes like REBALANCE (2x Luck Boost) immediately before summoning so boosted pulls target the top rows.

S tier

These units define strong lobbies and Endless pushes when upgraded:

• Nuke Titan TV Man
• Executioner Speakerman
• Bombardiro Crocodilo
• Titan Eggreaper
• Omega Reactor Overlord
• Upgraded Titan Cinemaman
• Upgraded Titan Speakerman
• Upgraded Titan Cameraman
• Titan Samurai Speakerwoman
• Jetpack Cameraman
• Corrupted Cameraman
• Laser Cameraman Car

S-tier kits usually combine high DPS with splash or control. Place them on choke points after your Farm Units open the economy. In co-op (up to ~5 per platform), stagger S units across lanes instead of stacking one corner.

Endless specialists such as Chain Watchman of Doom, Titan Mafia Toilet, or Futuristic G Man can outpace general S picks in pure wave-count tests—treat those as mode-specific climbers covered under Endless Mode.

A tier

• Titan Drillman
• Titan Cinemaman (base)
• TV Woman
• Hunter Astro Mutant
• Mafia Boss Cameraman
• Spider TV
• Giraffa Meloniera
• Large Scientist Cameraman
• Engineer Cameraman
• Scientist Cameraman
• Titan Cameraman
• Camera Spider
• Mech Cameraman

A-tier units win most public lobbies when paired with a farm opener and timely upgrades. Scientist and Engineer lines add utility; Titan Drillman and Spider TV punch above mid rarities on dense waves. Keep upgrading A units until an S replacement lands from crates or trades.

B tier

• Secret Agent
• Titan TV Man (base)
• Speaker Spider
• Speaker Ship
• Dark Speakerman
• Corrupt Bombardiro Crocodilo
• Bunny Rider Speakerman
• Galaxy Tung Tung
• Titan Speakerman (base)
• Camera Repair Drone
• Ninja Cameraman

B-tier shines as bridges. Camera Repair Drone’s support value (unstuns / utility) can punch above its damage tier in parasite-heavy or stun-heavy waves. Base titans belong here until you unlock upgraded forms. Use B units to finish Medium/Hard while you save for Lucky summons.

C tier

• Early large Cameramen / Speakermen without upgraded kits
• Older event fillers that lost relative DPS after rarity retunes
• Single-target units that struggle on clustered toilet rushes
• Duplicate low-rarity summons kept only for collection

C-tier is for learning placement and for Easy clears. Sell duplicates you will not shiny or trait-hunt. Inventory space matters—+1000 storage style passes help, but decluttering C fodder is free.

D tier

• Tutorial starters you outgrow in the first hour
• Units with awkward range and no splash after Rebalance numbers
• Dead event uniques that underperform versus current commons

Park D units or trade down. Do not dump match cash maxing D when an A/S slot is empty—follow Getting Started economy order: farms first, then primary DPS.

Summoning and upgrade tips

1. Luck windows — Redeem active luck codes from the Codes Hub and stack eligible gamepass luck only on lobby summons that actually benefit (Lucky typically targets sub-10% lobby rates, not every crate).
2. Farm first — Place income units early so upgrade cash appears before bosses. Rebalance changed farm payouts; see Farm Units.
3. Upgrade order — Max farms → main splash DPS → secondary lane holders → luxury supports.
4. Placement cap — Plan around limited slots (historically around 15 in standard modes). Endless leaderboards punish wasteful placements.
5. Co-op roles — One player farms, others cover lanes with S/A DPS. Call targets in chat; etiquette notes live on Players.
6. Gem economy — Gem cap is 50M after Rebalance. Do not panic-buy every crate; wait for banners that feature S-tier or Clone Crate titans.

Modes and this list

• Easy / Medium — Any A/B squad plus farms.
• Hard — Prefer multiple A units or one S carry.
• Nightmare / Abysmal — S splash + reliable farms; read Nightmare Mode.
• Endless — Prioritize sustained DPS, slow, and upgrade timing from Endless Mode.

Automation fans can review risky macros on Scripts, but tiers still decide what those macros should upgrade. For official Discord and game links, use Official Links.

Meta snapshot: post-Rebalance general PvE, November 2026. When a new crate or Thanksgiving-style event lands, expect A/B shuffle first—S names above remain the investment north star until the next major Updates pass.