Toilet Verse Tower Defense Tier List

This hub is the ranking map for Toilet Verse Tower Defense (TVTD), the Roblox tower defense from the Toilet Verse group and creator iBugou. You place toilet units against cameraman waves. It is not Toilet Tower Defense, the Alliance-versus-toilets game. Rankings here assume the live rules: you equip five units, a match lets you drop about fifteen placements, and online co-op in a lobby of up to 50 players still uses the same five-slot loadout.

Use the two child lists instead of treating every unit as a single score. Best units ranks the current Boss Mode and Endless meta. Early-game units ranks what a new account should actually equip before gems, crates, and parasite luck kick in. If you only read the S-tier parasites, you will stall on City Easy with an empty economy slot.

How these lists are scored

A unit moves up when it does one of four jobs well: economy (Miner Toilet, Drill Miner, mummy miners), single-target boss DPS, crowd clear, or control (slow, stun, or lane hold). Place cost and upgrade curve matter as much as peak damage. A titan that prints 200k DPS but starves the rest of the board is worse than a mid exclusive you can actually max.

Boss Mode and Endless do not share the same S tier. Boss Mode is a parasite farm: you want a slow, a single-target killer, and enough cash to finish the HP bar so the infect roll can fire. Endless is a scaling test: economy plus a unit that still matters after wave 30. The best units page splits those two columns so you do not drag a pure boss killer into a marathon map and wonder why the lane leaks.

S through C at a glance

S is reserved for parasite titans and high-rarity variants that close hard content. Parasited Upgraded Titan Drillman is the single-target boss killer, roughly 120k–250k DPS at high tier, not an AOE mop. Tri-Titan covers groups. Titan Clockman is the slow that makes both of those units land hits. Mega, Godly, and strong Shiny copies of those names sit here too.

A is the exclusive crate layer: UFO Toilet, Scientist Toilet, and Glitch Toilet. They carry City Hard and early Boss Easy when you still lack a parasite. B is Rocket Toilet and DJ Toilet — useful area or utility pieces that should not eat your gem budget first. C is early commons: they exist to hold City Easy while a miner prints coins. Full tables live on the child pages, not here, so this hub stays a map rather than a second copy of the same grid.

What to open first

1. New account: start on early-game units and the Getting Started walkthrough. Equip a miner before any shiny chase.
2. City badges done: compare your five slots to the loadout planner and swap one C unit for an A exclusive.
3. Ready to infect: read how to parasite and Boss Mode, then re-rank using best units.
4. Pushing high waves: Endless Mode plus Mega or Godly copies from shiny, Godly, and Mega.

Roster identity (how a unit drops, trades, or infects) lives under Units. Rankings never replace that page. If a name is missing from S–C, check exclusive units or parasited units before you assume it is unused.

Gems, codes, and the ranking

Gems buy crate spins, not a shortcut past the miner. Redeem the live list on codes or tick them off the code checklist after the 20-minute wait, then spend TvBook only when you know which exclusive you are hunting. Trading can skip a bad crate luck streak, but a traded S unit still needs economy beside it.

The game has been live on Roblox since 6 December 2023. Season 7 Multiverse added more parasite and variant names; this hub treats those as extra S/A options, not a reason to ignore Clockman or a miner. Scripts that auto-place or auto-infect are a separate, risky topic on scripts — they do not change the tier math, and they can cost the account.

When a patch shifts DPS numbers, this hub will still point to the same two lists: one for people who already own parasites, one for people who do not. That split is the whole point of keeping a hub instead of a single stacked table.