Gold Titan

"Boss text here lol"

―Beginning of Wave 40 (Golden)

"Great^[sic] ready for a HUGE BOSS!"

―Beginning of Wave 60 (Pre-MEGA)

Description

The Gold Titan was the third major boss to be added into the game and is the final boss in Golden mode, which is exclusive to Sandbox mode.

The Gold Titan walks quite slowly, slower than the Chained Boss, but it has a high amount of health. It is immune to most splash damage and is a Boss enemy, granting it multiple full or partial stalling immunities and some damage immunities.

Its sword is used to stun towers. With this sword it can stab the ground which would stun all towers in the nearby vicinity. It can spawn 3-5 24 Karats at the start of the map, meaning that you need towers to tackle these enemies. The enemy can rain golden fists from the sky as well, making an explosion upon landing, solidifying towers. It could also smash the ground in one direction, solidifying all towers in that direction, though this no longer happens in Sandbox mode.

Appearance

The Gold Titan is made of golden blocks to create a robot-type enemy. In its right hand, it wields a golden sword. It has a single rectangular eye in the middle of its head. It is much taller than most enemies. A golden aura pulsates out of its head.

Strategy

• When using any of its attacks, the Gold Titan will become immobile. You should use that to your advantage.
  • If your towers are crystallized, you can sell them and replace them, if you want to.
• Most splash damage towers, like the Rocketeer, Mortar and Demoman, are useless against the Gold Titan as they will deal no damage towards the Gold Titan and its summons.
  • There are still some sources of splash damage that can damage them. These include the Paintballer, Hallow Punk, Grenade, AirStrike and Nuke.
  • Sell them and replace them with high DPS towers such as the Pursuit, Turret or Accelerator.
  • Some towers, like the Ranger and Pursuit, despite dealing splash damage, are useful against the Gold Titan as they can deal non-splash damage.
• The Commander and DJ Booth can help massively as they can boost the DPS of your towers.
• Due to it being a Boss enemy, many forms of stalling are ineffective against it.
  • It cannot be frozen, but it can still be chilled by freezing towers.
  • It is only slowed down by stuns instead of being stunned.
  • Knockback, DJ Booth slowdown, Harvester slowdown and Toxic Gunner slowdown are completely unable to slow it down.
  • It also cannot be damaged by the Nuke's fallout damage.

Gallery

Thumbnails

Gold Titan on the game thumbnail.

Icons

Gold Titan on the game icon.

Gold Titan on the game icon.

Promotional Images

Gold Titan on a promotional image.

Trailers

Renders

Gold Titan on a render.

Gold Titan on a render.

Gold Titan on a render.

Badges

Gold Titan on a badge.

Miscellaneous

Dead Gold Titan in Gilded Path.

Gold Titan on its Index icon.

Trivia

• This was the third major boss to be added to the game, though if you count the Swordmaster as a major boss, this was the fourth to be added.
• Gilded Rain appears to rain down golden fists with a diamond shaped eye on them. This is weird considering that the Gold Titan appears to have no visible fingers.
• The Gold Titan is the first enemy to use R15 animations.
• The Gold Titan is a possible reference to Aurelionite from Risk of Rain 2.
• A dead Gold Titan can be seen lying on the ground in Gilded Path, with its sword next to it, likely representing the removal of Golden mode.

Update History

Golden
Previous Debut	Current Debut	Next Debut
24 Karat Wave 39	Gold Titan & Gold Guard Wave 40	End N/A

Golden (Polluted Wasteland)
Previous Debut	Current Debut	Next Debut
24 Karat Wave 39	Gold Titan & Gold Guard Wave 40	End N/A

Pre-MEGA (Hard & Insane)
Previous Debut	Current Debut	Next Debut
24 Karat Wave 59	Gold Titan Wave 60 (End of Hard Mode)	Frozen Wave 61