One popular and eye-catching prop often seen during Halloween or other spooky events is the giant witch prop. This larger-than-life decoration is designed to resemble a witch, usually with a menacing expression and creepy details. Typically, the giant witch prop stands several feet tall and is often displayed in outdoor settings, such as front yards or porches, to create a spooky atmosphere. It may be made from various materials, such as foam, plastic, or fabric, and is usually easily assembled and disassembled for storage and transportation. The details on a giant witch prop can vary, but common features include a pointy hat, long flowing hair, a hooked nose, and exaggerated facial expressions. The prop may also have outstretched arms or a broomstick to add to its spooky appearance.
Some upgrades, such as the Spectre or the projectiles of an Apache Dartship, have projectiles that can pop normal Leads and normal Blacks with two types of projectiles with different damage types, usually darts and bombs. However, DDTs cannot be damaged by darts or bombs without special upgrades. On the other hand, Heroes such as Gwendolin Level 4+ or Level 5+ Striker Jones can temporarily grant DDT-popping power to specific projectile types. Heat it Up temporarily allows sharp projectiles to pop DDTs, while Striker's Level 5 gives explosive projectiles a 50% chance to damage DDTs. However, Level 19+ Striker Jones allows all explosive projectiles to damage DDTs, as the Black Bloon property is completely nullified at that level.
MOAB Assassin and MOAB Eliminator abilities cannot target DDTs without camo detection, but if given camo detection they will still target ZOMGs over DDTs. The DDT has the properties of the Lead, Black, and Camo Bloon except on BMC Mobile and Steam, where it only has camo properties , being immune to sharp and explosive damage, while also being undetectable by most towers unless they are under the radius of a Monkey Village with Radar Scanner.
The prop may also have outstretched arms or a broomstick to add to its spooky appearance. Giant witch props can be used in a variety of ways to set the scene for a Halloween or haunted house event. They can be placed in strategic locations to surprise and spook guests, and some may even be animated to add a more interactive element.
Dark Dirigible Titan (DDT)
The Dark Dirigible Titan (DDT) is a MOAB-Class Bloon that first debuted in Bloons Monkey City and has subsequently appeared in every Bloons TD game since. With the properties of Camo, Lead, Pink, and Black Bloons, the DDT is immune to Sharp, Explosive, Freeze, and non-Camo detecting attacks. It moves at the speed of a Pink Bloon (speed of a Ceramic Bloon in BTD6 and BTDB2, or Green Bloon in BATTD), making it a black, fast, and terrifying blimp.
In Bloons TD 6, the DDT first appears on Round 90 with 480 health (20% higher than its base HP of 400, due to Freeplay scaling). This is more health than the base MOAB, but less than a BFB; however, the game considers the DDT and Fortified DDT to be stronger than Fortified ZOMGs and weaker than BADs for target priority considerations. Using a decamo attack such as Submerge and Support will strip its Camouflage. Upon destruction, the DDT will release 4 Camo Regrow Ceramics, making its total RBE 752. If leaked, it will consume 660 lives (1100 if fortified). It is also the child of the BAD and BTD6 Bloonarius.
In Bloons Monkey City, the DDT has 300 health on its outer layer and releases 6 Camo Regrow Ceramics. Note that this base health is effectively reduced by the MOAB Health multipliers in BMC, as Grassy Pass cities have 66% hp for MOABs, and Bloon Dunes cities have 80% hp for MOABs. In Bloons Adventure Time TD it moves as fast as a Green Bloon and releases 4 Camo Regrow Ceramics.
This prop is also a popular choice for haunted trails or walkthroughs, as it adds a visual element that enhances the scare factor. While giant witch props are most commonly associated with Halloween, they can also be used for other events, such as themed parties or theatrical productions. Their large size and dramatic appearance make them a versatile prop that can create a memorable and immersive experience for guests. In conclusion, the giant witch prop is a popular and attention-grabbing decoration often used during Halloween or other spooky events. With its towering height, eerie features, and versatility, it adds a spooky touch to any setting and enhances the overall atmosphere. Whether used for scares or as a decorative centerpiece, this prop is sure to leave a lasting impression on anyone who encounters it..
Reviews for "Spooky and Spectacular: Giant Witch Props for a Boo-tiful Halloween"
1. Sarah - 2 stars - The giant witch prop was a huge disappointment for me. The material was cheap and flimsy, making it difficult to assemble. The colors looked nothing like the picture online, and it ended up looking more like a cartoon character than a scary witch. The prop also had trouble standing on its own, constantly toppling over. Overall, I was not impressed with the quality and would not recommend it for anyone looking to create a spooky Halloween ambiance.
2. Mark - 1 star - I regret purchasing the giant witch prop. The prop arrived damaged with several torn parts that were impossible to fix. The overall construction was poor, causing the prop to fall apart easily. The prop was supposed to have a motion sensor, but it didn't work even after changing the batteries multiple times. It was a waste of money and a complete disappointment.
3. Emily - 2 stars - The giant witch prop did not meet my expectations. The prop was advertised as being lifelike, but it looked more like a cheesy Halloween decoration. The facial features were poorly painted and looked more comical than creepy. The prop was also quite small for being labeled as "giant," making it underwhelming in size. I found much better quality and scarier props at other stores for a fraction of the price.
4. Jason - 2 stars - I was not impressed with the giant witch prop I purchased. The prop was advertised as being weather-resistant, but after only a few days outside, it started deteriorating. The paint started chipping off, and the prop became misshapen from exposure to sunlight. It was not worth the expensive price tag, and I would caution others against buying it if they plan on using it outdoors.
5. Melissa - 3 stars - The giant witch prop had potential, but unfortunately, it fell flat for me. The prop was difficult to assemble, and the instructions were unclear. Even after spending a considerable amount of time setting it up, it looked disheveled and unimpressive. The detail and craftsmanship were lacking, which made it more suitable for a children's party rather than a spooky Halloween display. While it served its purpose to some extent, I expected better quality for the price.