Toilet Verse Tower Defense Best Units for Boss Mode and Endless

This is the late-roster ranking for Toilet Verse Tower Defense. It answers which toilets deserve a slot once you can parasite Boss Mode and you are no longer stuck on City Easy. For day-one loadouts, use early-game units instead. For how a name drops, trade, or infects, use the Units hub. You still equip five units and you still bump into a ~15 placement cap, so an S-tier titan that you cannot afford to upgrade is a dead slot.

Toilet Verse Tower Defense is toilets versus cameramen, online co-op on Roblox, live since 6 December 2023. It is not Toilet Tower Defense. If a screenshot shows Alliance cameras shooting toilets, you opened the wrong wiki.

How to read the two columns

Boss Mode cares about killing one fat HP bar so the parasite roll can fire. Single-target DPS and a slow beat raw AOE. Endless cares about surviving stacked waves: you need economy that does not fall off, a slow that still lands, and at least one unit that hits groups. A letter in one column does not copy to the other.

Place cost is part of the grade. Parasited Upgraded Titan Drillman can sit at roughly 120k–250k DPS at high tier, but it is a boss sniper, not a wave clearer. If you park four copies of it on Endless and skip a miner, the lane dies to trash cameramen while your cash sits on unused upgrades.

Tier 5 Parasited Upgraded Titan Drillman in Toilet Verse Tower Defense

S tier

Unit	Boss	Endless	Role
Parasited Upgraded Titan Drillman	S	A	Single-target boss killer
Parasited Tri-Titan	A	S	Group clear that still scales
Parasited Titan Clockman	S	S	Slow that makes every other S unit hit
Mega / Godly copies of the above	S	S	Same job, higher floor

Parasited Upgraded Titan Drillman is the reason people farm Boss Mode. It deletes a titan-sized target. It does not replace AOE. Pair it with Clockman or you watch the boss walk through unused range. High-tier and Mega copies belong in every Boss Hard loadout on the planner.

Parasited Tri-Titan is the Endless anchor. Boss Mode still likes it as a second damage slot once the sniper is down, but you bring it to stop clumped cameramen, not to race a single HP bar.

Parasited Titan Clockman is the slow. Without it, S-tier DPS is a highlight clip that leaks. Keep Clockman even when you unlock flashier Multiverse names. Other S-adjacent parasites — Titan Speakerman, Titan TV Man, Ultimate Titan, Dark Spear Speakerman, Zombie Speakerman — fill leftover slots when you already own the three names above.

Shiny, Godly, and Mega variants of those parasites stay in S because they raise the floor (and often lower place cost). They do not invent a new role. Read shiny, Godly, and Mega before you trade a base Clockman for a pretty duplicate that still needs a miner beside it.

A tier

UFO Toilet, Scientist Toilet, and Glitch Toilet are the exclusive crate layer. They are the best non-parasite damage you can put on City Hard and Boss Easy. UFO is the all-rounder people chase in trades. Scientist is the consistent DPS stick. Glitch is the greedy high-roll. None of them replace a miner, and none of them out-snipe a high-tier Upgraded Titan Drillman.

If your five slots are miner + UFO + Scientist + Glitch + Clockman (or a common slow), you can clear Boss Easy and start rolling infects. That is the job of A tier: unlock the parasite loop, then demote one exclusive when an S titan lands. Full drop paths sit on exclusive units.

B tier

Rocket Toilet and DJ Toilet are the honest mid exclusives. Rocket is cheap-ish area damage that still helps City Hard. DJ is utility and lane presence, not a win condition. Keep them in the inventory for filler placements under the 15-cap. Do not spend the TvBook gem code on them if UFO or Scientist is still missing. Flying Bus Toilet, Toxic School Toilet, Police Helicopter, and Beta Toilet live in this neighborhood for most modes: strong enough to place, not strong enough to protect a bad economy.

C tier

Early commons and unupgraded starter toilets. They hold City Easy while Miner Toilet prints coins. The moment you own an A exclusive, swap the C slot. Leaving two commons equipped after you have Rocket or DJ is how people stall for weeks. C is not “never place” — the 15-cap still wants cheap bodies on Easy maps. C is “do not protect this slot in the five-equip list.”

Loadout notes that the table hides

Always keep one economy slot: Miner Toilet, Drill Miner, or a mummy miner. Economy is not S, A, B, or C in the damage sense. It is a tax. Early-game units explains the miner-first rule; this page assumes you already follow it.

Second: parasite chance is a separate system. The 10x Infect gamepass and the infect steps on how to parasite decide whether S-tier names ever enter the inventory. Ranking a unit you cannot roll yet is a wishlist, not a loadout.

Third: Endless Mode punishes single-target-only boards. If your S row is three Drillman copies, add Tri-Titan or an A exclusive with splash before you queue.

Redeem coins and gems from codes after the 20-minute wait, then spend them on upgrades for the units this list actually grades — not on random crate spam. The Getting Started guide is still the right first hour if this page feels like a wall of names.

When the next Multiverse parasite ships, it will land in S only if it either slows, snipes a boss, or clears a pack better than the current three. New is not a letter grade.