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Super Toilet Brawl Guide: Mode progression from Standard to Nightmare

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Overview

Super Toilet Brawl is a co-op wave-defense game where you and other players fight off endless waves of toilet enemies, earning kills and cash to unlock stronger weapons and characters. This guide covers how the wave system works, which modes to tackle and in what order, how to pick and use your weapons, and what it takes to reach the hardest content in the game.

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Contents

01 Mode progression from Standard to Nightmare Step 02 Choosing the right weapon Table 03 Early-game character tips Tips 04 Hardcore mode and how to unlock it Summary 05 The Forge and late-game crafting Check 06 Enemy health at a glance Table 07 Glossary Words 08 Common questions FAQ

Mode progression from Standard to Nightmare

Step

In short Work through each mode in order, because each one unlocks access to the next and demands noticeably stronger characters.

There are five main difficulty modes, and you need to clear them in order to access the later ones. Standard is the place to start; Nightmare only appears after you beat Chaos. Endless mode unlocks after clearing any mode and lets you keep going past the final wave, which is useful for farming materials and kills.

Standard Mode Thirty waves starting with basic toilets; the first boss appears on wave 20 and Boss Toilet 2.0 closes out wave 30. A decent 3-star character can solo it, and a team of 1- or 2-star characters can clear it as long as someone stays alive.
Hard Mode Enemies start at Metal Toilet tier from wave 1, and the final boss is Boss Toilet 3.0. You will want at least a 4-star character to solo it or a coordinated team of 3-stars. Clearing this mode unlocks Speaker Spider and Camera Spider.
Insane Mode Forty waves with Metal Toilets making up most of the run; the final boss is Boss Toilet 4.0. Any character stronger than Cinemaman can solo this mode.
Chaos Mode The longest and hardest mode before Nightmare. Armored toilets are the base enemy, DJ Toilet mini-bosses appear on waves 15 and 25, and the final ten waves act as a boss rush ending with the Scientist and Clown Boss Toilets.
Nightmare Mode (???) Unlocks after beating Chaos and shows up as the ??? option. Ten extremely dense waves, including the Toilet Emperor on wave 7 and the Awakened Tri-Titan 2.0 on the final wave. You need your most powerful units to survive it.
Endless Mode Available after finishing any mode; enemies keep scaling past the final wave and mega bosses appear the longer you last.

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Choosing the right weapon

Table

In short Crate weapons deal far more damage than base weapons, but most have slower fire rates, so match your weapon to what the situation needs.

Base weapons are available from the start; crate weapons require you to open crates. Damage per shot is listed below alongside fire rate or cooldown so you can judge which weapons suit fast swarms versus armored targets.

Weapon	Damage per shot	Fire rate / Cooldown	Type
Pistol	20	0.5 sec	Gun
SMG	4	0.075 sec	Gun
AK-47	6	0.03 sec	Gun
Minigun	12	0.03 sec	Gun
Railgun	400	3 sec	Gun
RPG	150	3 sec	AOE Gun
Paralyzer Gun	20	1 sec — paralyzes toilets	Gun
Stun Bat	50	3 sec — paralyzes toilets	Melee
Plunger	40	0.5 sec	Melee
Crowbar	70	0.6 sec	Melee (crate)
Axe	80	0.6 sec	Melee (crate)
Spike Plunger	80	0.5 sec	Melee (crate)
Shotgun	100	1.3 sec	Gun (crate)
Sniper Rifle	80	1.2 sec	Gun (crate)
ThunderGun	500	4 sec	AOE Gun (crate)
Flame Blaster	300	3 sec + burn ticks	Gun (crate)
Laser Minigun	50	0.03 sec	Gun (crate)
Laser Railgun	800	3 sec	Gun (crate)
Golden Plunger	250	0.5 sec	Melee — requires Meow badge
Ridiculously Large Plunger	5000	5 sec	Melee — requires Defeat Jimmy badge

Early-game character tips

Tips

In short Play to each character's strengths and avoid the moves that cost you health or waste time.

Your first characters are significantly weaker than lategame titans, but using them correctly makes early modes manageable. Avoid moves that damage you or take you out of the fight for long stretches.

Tips worth knowing

As Cameraman, use your pistol rather than punching — punching drains your own health.
As Speakerman, do the same as Cameraman and stay away from the knife.
As TV Man, keep circling the middle of the map and only use the Blue Screen move once toilets have grouped together.
As Big Cameraman, you mainly just have more health, so stick to punches and kicks until you unlock Ninja Cameraman or Plungerman.
As Ninja Cameraman, mirror the TV Man strategy and use plungers to clear groups.
Never use Titan Drillman's second move in a real fight — the 12-second underground travel stops you from dealing damage and leaves your team short for too long.

Hardcore mode and how to unlock it

Summary

In short Hardcore mode is a brutal optional layer that pays out 1.5 times the normal cash and kills.

Any player who has 50,000 or more kills can activate Hardcore mode, which stacks on top of any other mode. All toilets gain much higher health and deal significantly more damage, but every kill and cash drop is multiplied by 1.5. Beating Nightmare mode while Hardcore is active unlocks Secret Chair Agent, though you still need 700,000 kills before you can actually use that character.

Requirement to activate　50,000 kills
Reward multiplier　1.5× cash and kills on every enemy
Secret Chair Agent unlock condition　beat Hardcore Nightmare Mode
Kills needed to use Secret Chair Agent　700,000

The Forge and late-game crafting

Check

In short The Forge is where the strongest characters in the game are built, and you need 100,000 kills just to walk through its portal.

The Forge is a purple portal in the lobby. Once inside, you can craft characters that cannot be bought with cash alone — they require specific materials dropped by bosses and special enemies alongside large amounts of cash, gems, and kills.

Reach 100,000 kills before attempting to access the Forge portal.
Farm Boss Shards and Mega Boss Shards by playing Chaos and Nightmare modes repeatedly.
Collect Multiverse Orbs by grinding Nightmare Mode specifically.
Farm Gwa-Gwa and Golden Gwa-Gwa materials in Endless Mode Standard Endless works, and Chaos Endless gives cash and kills at the same time.
Kill the Jimmy boss in Endless Mode to collect the G-Man item Jimmy has 100,000 HP and fires dangerous lasers.

Enemy health at a glance

Table

In short Knowing enemy HP helps you pick the right weapon.

This table covers a selection of enemies across the health ranges you will encounter as difficulty ramps up. Bosses and mega bosses are grouped at the bottom.

Enemy	HP
Toilet / Glasses Toilet / Police Toilet	100
Metal Toilet	150
Armored Toilet	300
Titan Toilet	2000
Titan Metal Toilet	4000
Titan Armored Toilet	7500
Astro UFO Toilet	10000
Abomination Toilet / Slendrina Toilet	15000
Boss Toilet	15000
Boss Toilet 2.0	25000
Boss Toilet 3.0	40000
Boss Toilet 4.0	55000
Scientist Toilet	70000
Multiverse Scientist Toilet	120000
Jimmy (special)	100000
Toilet Necromancer	200000
Mad Toilet Inventor	225000
Toilet Emperor	350000
Counter Titan	400000
Awakened Tri-Titan	500000
Elite Juggernaut Astro Toilet	800000

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Glossary

Wave: A single round of enemies; clearing it starts the next, harder wave.
Kills: The count of enemies you have defeated across all sessions, used both for currency and to unlock modes and the Forge.
Cash: In-game currency earned from kills, spent on weapons, characters, and Forge crafting.
Gems: A second currency required alongside cash for higher-tier Forge characters.
Boss Shard: A crafting material dropped from boss enemies, needed for Forge characters.
Mega Boss Shard: A rarer crafting material dropped from mega boss enemies, required for the strongest Forge characters.
Forge: A purple portal in the lobby that lets players craft powerful characters using materials, cash, gems, and kills — accessible only after reaching 100,000 kills.
Hardcore Mode: An optional difficulty layer available to players with 50,000+ kills that raises enemy health and damage but multiplies all rewards by 1.5.
Endless Mode: A bonus mode that continues past a mode's final wave, scaling difficulty indefinitely and spawning mega bosses over time.
Nightmare Mode: A secret ten-wave mode that appears as ??? after you beat Chaos, featuring the game's hardest bosses.
Paralyze: A status effect applied by certain weapons and abilities that temporarily stops a toilet from moving or acting.
AOE: Area of effect — an attack that damages multiple enemies in a radius rather than a single target.

Common questions

FAQ

What happens when I die?

Dying once on your own does not reset the run. The run only resets to wave 1 if every player on the server has died at least once during that wave.

When should I start thinking about the Forge?

You need 100,000 kills before you can even enter the Forge portal.

How do I unlock Nightmare Mode?

Beat Chaos Mode to make it appear. After clearing Chaos, a ??? option shows up alongside the restart and Endless Mode buttons at the end of a run. It is ten waves long but each wave contains mega bosses, so bring your strongest units.

Is the Laser Big Cameraman worth using?

Avoid Laser Big Cameraman on Insane and Chaos Mode specifically.

What is Onslaught Mode?

Onslaught Mode is a special mode that includes the Elite Juggernaut Astro Toilet as a boss. Playing it awards a secret badge.

Updated Oct 19, 2026
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