Endless Mode exposes weak units fast. Big damage looks nice, but it does not carry alone. The best Celestial units in Toilet Tower Defense combine slow, splash, range, and fast cooldown. After testing every Celestial under the same rules, Chain Watchman of Doom came out on top.

• Toilet Tower Defense Celestial Endless Mode Test Rules
• Best Celestial Units Ranked for Endless Mode
• Why Chain Watchman of Doom Is the Best Celestial Unit
• Top-Tier Celestial Units Worth Using
• Futuristic G-Man
• Titan Mafia Toilet
• Strong Celestial Units That Fall Short of First Place
• Plasma Titan Cameraman
• Watchman of Doom
• Omega Reactor Overlord
• Mid-Tier Celestials: Usable, But Not Optimal
• Titan Abomination
• Summer Juggernaut
• Low-Tier Celestial Units for Endless Mode
• Titan Colossus Maximus
• Puppet Master TV Man
• Executioner Speakerman
• What Actually Wins in Toilet Tower Defense Endless Mode
• Best Celestial Picks by Player Goal
• Practical Endless Mode Upgrade Tips
• Build Economy Early
• Max One Carry Before Spreading Upgrades
• Use Bend Coverage
• Watch for Shield Toilets
• FAQ
• What is the best Celestial unit in Toilet Tower Defense Endless Mode?
• Is Titan Mafia Toilet better than Futuristic G-Man?
• Why is slow so important in Endless Mode?
• Is Executioner Speakerman worth using for Endless Mode?
• Does higher damage mean a better Celestial unit?
• Summary

↖ Toilet Tower Defense Celestial Endless Mode Test Rules

We used one clean setup for every run.

This matters. No trait boosts. No mixed-unit carry. No manual skip advantage.

If a unit ranked high here, it earned it.

↖ Best Celestial Units Ranked for Endless Mode

The gap is obvious. Anything above 130 waves is elite. Anything around 100 waves is usable. Below that, you need better support or a different carry.

↖ Why Chain Watchman of Doom Is the Best Celestial Unit

Chain Watchman of Doom reached 141 waves beaten, the highest result in the test.

The reason it wins is simple: 40 explosion radius.

That radius clears stacked toilets better than every other Celestial tested. Add 85% slow, and enemies stay inside the damage zone long enough to melt.

If you are pushing Endless Mode seriously, this is the unit to build around.

↖ Top-Tier Celestial Units Worth Using

These units can carry deep Endless runs without needing perfect traits.

↖ Futuristic G-Man

Futuristic G-Man tied for second with 134 waves beaten.

This is a classic late-game kit: high slow + splash + range.

The only reason it lost to Chain Watchman is the smaller explosion radius. At wave 130+, that difference matters.

Use it if you want an elite Endless carry and do not have Chain Watchman.

↖ Titan Mafia Toilet

Titan Mafia Toilet also hit 134 waves beaten.

This unit overperformed hard.

Its range is lower than Futuristic G-Man, but the 0.2 cooldown keeps pressure constant. It handles bosses and grouped enemies better than the raw stats suggest.

If you own Titan Mafia Toilet, do not underrate it. It is a real top-tier Endless unit.

↖ Strong Celestial Units That Fall Short of First Place

These units are good. They just do not have enough late-game control to beat the top three.

↖ Plasma Titan Cameraman

Result: 117 waves beaten

Plasma Titan Cameraman is still strong. It has range, slow, splash, and push.

The problem starts after wave 110. Enemy health and density scale too hard, and its 25 explosion radius feels small compared with newer Celestials.

↖ Watchman of Doom

Result: 117 waves beaten

Watchman of Doom is reliable but outclassed by Chain Watchman of Doom.

It can push past wave 100, but it lacks the same wide-area pressure. If you already own it, it still works. If you are choosing between both, take Chain Watchman.

↖ Omega Reactor Overlord

Result: 111 waves beaten

For an older Celestial, Omega Reactor Overlord is still respectable.

It clears early and mid-game cleanly. It also survives into wave 100+. The issue is its 20 explosion radius, which cannot keep up when enemies stack late.

↖ Mid-Tier Celestials: Usable, But Not Optimal

These units can reach decent waves, but they need better support or stronger traits to compete.

↖ Titan Abomination

Result: 108 waves beaten

Titan Abomination has great stun. That sounds strong, and it is.

But stun is not slow.

Once enemies recover, they keep moving. In late Endless Mode, slow is more consistent than stun alone.

↖ Summer Juggernaut

Result: 101 waves beaten

Summer Juggernaut is solid. It has good damage and decent splash.

Its problem is control. Without strong slow, it starts leaking once tanky toilets stack.

Use it as a decent carry. Do not expect top-three results.

↖ Low-Tier Celestial Units for Endless Mode

These units either scale badly, cost too much, or attack too slowly.

↖ Titan Colossus Maximus

Result: 80 waves beaten

High damage per hit does not save this unit.

The 0.5 cooldown and 60 range hurt badly. It can kill bosses for a while, but it struggles once multiple enemies push together.

Rare unit. Weak Endless value.

↖ Puppet Master TV Man

Result: 77 waves beaten

This is the biggest looks good on paper unit.

The stats seem strong. The result is not. The 0.5 cooldown makes it too slow against heavy waves and boss pressure.

If you see enemies walking through while Puppet Master is still cycling attacks, that is the problem.

↖ Executioner Speakerman

Result: 54 waves beaten

Executioner Speakerman has cool visuals, but Endless Mode does not care about style points.

It takes too long to max. By the time it gets strong, the wave pressure is already too high.

Avoid it for serious Endless pushing.

↖ What Actually Wins in Toilet Tower Defense Endless Mode

The best Celestial units share the same traits.

Raw DPS is not enough.

If two units have similar damage, pick the one with better slow and wider splash. That is how Chain Watchman, Futuristic G-Man, and Titan Mafia Toilet beat the field.

↖ Best Celestial Picks by Player Goal

If you only care about Endless Mode, prioritize slow + splash over flashy single-hit damage.

↖ Practical Endless Mode Upgrade Tips

↖ Build Economy Early

Farm first. But do not greed too hard.

If toilets are reaching deep turns before wave 10, place your first Celestial earlier.

↖ Max One Carry Before Spreading Upgrades

One maxed Celestial usually beats five half-upgraded ones.

Max upgrades often unlock the real power: better damage, larger radius, stronger slow, or faster clear speed.

↖ Use Bend Coverage

Place your main Celestial where it can hit multiple turns.

Best spots usually cover:

• The entrance path
• First major bend
• A later return path
• Cluster-heavy zones

If your unit has 80 range, make every tile count.

↖ Watch for Shield Toilets

Shield enemies are the real late-game test.

If shield toilets keep slipping through, your unit probably lacks enough splash radius or attack speed.

↖ FAQ

↖ What is the best Celestial unit in Toilet Tower Defense Endless Mode?

Chain Watchman of Doom is the best Celestial unit tested. It reached 141 waves beaten thanks to 85% slow, 40 explosion radius, 80 range, and fast cooldown.

↖ Is Titan Mafia Toilet better than Futuristic G-Man?

They tied at 134 waves beaten. Futuristic G-Man has better slow and range. Titan Mafia Toilet has faster cooldown and excellent real-game output.

↖ Why is slow so important in Endless Mode?

Slow keeps enemies inside your damage zones longer. More time in range means more hits, more splash value, and fewer leaks near the exit.

↖ Is Executioner Speakerman worth using for Endless Mode?

No. It reached only 54 waves beaten. It is too expensive, has weak range, and does not scale well enough for serious Endless pushes.

↖ Does higher damage mean a better Celestial unit?

No. Puppet Master TV Man has 190,000 damage, but only reached 77 waves because of its slow 0.5 cooldown. Cooldown, slow, and splash matter more.

↖ Summary

Chain Watchman of Doom is the best Celestial unit for Toilet Tower Defense Endless Mode, finishing at 141 waves beaten.

The best units all had the same pattern: slow, splash, fast cooldown, and enough range.

For serious Endless Mode pushing, pick a Celestial that controls the map, not just one that shows a big damage number.