All Bomb Types Guide - Super Bomb Survival Wiki
Every bomb in the game explained with strategies for dodging and countering each type.
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Super Bomb Survival features multiple bomb types, each with unique behavior patterns, damage mechanics, and spawn conditions. Understanding how every bomb works is essential for surviving at higher intensity levels where multiple bomb types spawn simultaneously. From the basic Classic Bomb to the chaotic Glitch Bomb, this guide covers everything you need to know about the explosive threats in the game.
How Bombs Work
Bombs in Super Bomb Survival rain from the sky in arcs, targeting player positions with increasing frequency and variety as intensity levels rise. Each bomb type has a distinct visual appearance, flight pattern, and impact effect. Learning to identify bomb types mid-flight is the single most important skill for high-intensity survival — you need to know what's falling to choose the right dodge strategy.
At intensity 1.0, only Classic Bombs spawn, giving you a clean learning environment. As you push to 3.0+, Green Bombs and Bubble Wand attacks appear. By 5.0, Lava Bombs join the chaos, and at 6.0+ the unpredictable Glitch Bombs arrive. Understanding this progression helps you prepare the right skills and perks for each tier. For intensity-specific strategies, check our Intensity Guide.
Bomb Types Reference
This table provides a quick reference for every bomb type in the game, including their first appearance, behavior, and the best counter-strategy for each.
| Bomb Type | First Appears | Behavior | Best Counter |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bomba Clássica | 1.0 | Standard red bomb, predictable arc path | Simple dodge — move perpendicular to its trajectory |
| Bomba Verde | 3.0 | Slower but larger explosion radius | Keep more distance — wider blast zone needs bigger dodge radius |
| Bomba de Lava | 5.0 | Creates burning lava pools on impact | Shield + Fireproof — pool persists and blocks movement |
| Bomba Glitch | 6.0 | Teleports or changes trajectory mid-flight | Stay mobile — unpredictable path requires constant repositioning |
| Obsidian Toilet | 7.0 | Unique hazard with area denial mechanics | Map knowledge + mobility — know spawn locations and dodge patterns |
Survival Strategies by Bomb Type
Each bomb type requires a different approach. Master these strategies to handle any combination of threats at high intensity levels.
Classic Bomb Strategy
Classic Bombs follow predictable arc paths. Watch the sky, identify the landing zone, and strafe perpendicular to the trajectory. They're the easiest to dodge and form the baseline of your survival skills.
Lava Bomb Strategy
Lava Bombs leave burning pools that persist for several seconds. Don't just dodge the impact — avoid the lava puddle afterward. Fireproof skill negates pool damage entirely, making it essential at 5.0+.
Glitch Bomb Strategy
Glitch Bombs are the hardest to predict — they teleport or change trajectory without warning. The only reliable counter is constant movement and Shield for emergency blocks. Never stand still when Glitch Bombs are in play.
Obsidian Toilet Strategy
The Obsidian Toilet creates area denial zones on the map. Learn the spawn locations for each map and position yourself away from high-traffic areas where it typically appears.
Bomb Density at High Intensity
The most dangerous aspect of high-intensity play isn't individual bomb types — it's the density. At 10.0 intensity, you're facing Classic Bombs, Lava Bombs, Glitch Bombs, and special events simultaneously. The screen becomes a chaotic mess of explosions where split-second decisions determine survival.
At this level, raw dodging skill isn't enough. You need a combination of Shield for emergency blocks, Aurora Wings for aerial positioning, and Fireproof for lava immunity. The key insight is that bomb density follows patterns — there are quiet moments between volleys where you can reposition. Learn to read these rhythms and you'll survive much longer than players who panic-dodge randomly. For solo survival strategies at high density, see our Solo Guide.
Quick Reference — Bomb Identification
Learn to identify bomb types in mid-flight so you can react appropriately before they land. Color, size, and trajectory patterns give away each bomb's identity.
- Red, medium size, smooth arc = Classic Bomb. Standard dodge applies.
- Green, larger than Classic, slower fall = Green Bomb. Keep extra distance from impact zone.
- Orange/red with trailing fire effects = Lava Bomb. Dodge and avoid the resulting lava pool.
- Flickering/glitching appearance = Glitch Bomb. Stay moving — its trajectory will change unpredictably.
- Dark obsidian color, unique shape = Obsidian Toilet. Area denial hazard — reposition immediately.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many bomb types are in Super Bomb Survival?
There are 5+ core bomb types: Classic, Green, Lava, Glitch, and Obsidian Toilet. Higher intensity levels introduce more variety and faster spawn rates for all types.
When do Lava Bombs appear?
Lava Bombs first appear at intensity 5.0 and become increasingly frequent at higher levels. They leave burning lava pools on impact that persist for several seconds, making Fireproof essential.
How do I dodge Glitch Bombs?
Glitch Bombs teleport or change trajectory mid-flight, making them impossible to predict. The best counter is constant movement and having Shield ready for emergency blocks when they surprise you.
What is the Obsidian Toilet?
The Obsidian Toilet is a unique bomb hazard that appears at 7.0+ intensity. It creates area denial zones on the map. See our Obsidian Toilet Badge Guide for details.
Can I destroy bombs with skills?
Yes, skills like Fireball can destroy bombs mid-flight, and Blast Force can redirect them. However, defensive skills like Shield are generally more reliable than trying to destroy every bomb.
What bombs appear at 10.0 intensity?
At 10.0 intensity, all bomb types spawn simultaneously with maximum frequency. You'll face Classic, Green, Lava, and Glitch Bombs all at once, plus special events like the Riftbreaker.
Do bombs target specific players?
Bombs target player positions generally, not specific individuals. In team games, bombs spread across all players. In solo play, all bombs target you, making density much higher per player.
How do I survive bomb density at high intensity?
Combine Shield for emergency blocks, constant movement for dodging, and Fireproof for lava immunity. Learn the rhythm of bomb volleys — there are quiet moments between waves for repositioning.