Five Nights TD 2 Wiki
Survive enemy waves, collect and upgrade animatronic units, create powerful teams, complete events, trade valuable units, and prepare for weekly updates.
Five Nights TD 2 Resources
Everything you need for codes, units, teams, trading, and weekly updates in Five Nights TD 2
Five Nights TD 2 Codes
Check working, newly added, and expired codes for free in-game rewards, then follow the redemption guide to claim coins, crates, tokens, and event items.
Codes provide useful resources for summoning units and improving early progression. Enter every code exactly as displayed because Roblox codes are case-sensitive.
Working Codes
Currently redeemable codes and their confirmed rewards.
Newly Added Codes
The latest codes released in the most recent Five Nights TD 2 update.
Expired Codes
Older codes that can no longer be redeemed, kept for reference.
How to Redeem Five Nights TD 2 Codes
- 1Launch Five Nights TD 2 through Roblox.
- 2Open the in-game code redemption interface.
- 3Enter an active code exactly as displayed.
- 4Confirm the code to receive the listed rewards.
- 5Check your currency and inventory after redemption.
Five Nights TD 2 Code Troubleshooting
- Remove any spaces before or after the code.
- Check capitalization and special characters.
- Redeem newly released codes before they expire.
- Rejoin the game when a newly announced code is not immediately accepted.
Five Nights TD 2 Unit Tier List
Compare units by damage, range, attack speed, utility, cost efficiency, and performance across different game modes.
The strongest team usually combines reliable damage with useful support or crowd-control effects. Rankings consider a unit's full upgrade path instead of only its starting statistics.
Best Overall
Top-tier units with exceptional damage, range, utility, or scaling. These units are strong choices for difficult stages, endless runs, and advanced team compositions.
Very Strong
Powerful and dependable units that perform well in most content. They may require specific positioning, upgrades, or teammates to reach their full potential.
Good
Useful units with solid performance but noticeable limitations in damage, range, cost, or utility. They remain effective while building a stronger roster.
Situational
Units that can work in specific maps or team combinations but are usually replaced when stronger alternatives become available.
Limited Use
Units with weak scaling or limited usefulness in harder content. Avoid investing large amounts of valuable upgrade resources into these units.
Five Nights TD 2 Ranking Criteria
Units are evaluated using total damage output, attack speed, range, placement cost, upgrade cost, maximum placements, utility effects, and performance against bosses or large enemy waves.
Five Nights TD 2 Trading Values
Compare the relative demand and value factors of rare, limited, shiny, evolved, and event units before completing a trade.
A unit's trading value depends on rarity, availability, demand, evolution cost, variant, and current player interest. Compare several offers instead of accepting the first trade you receive.
Rare Units
Relative Value: Base market reference
Demand: Depends on combat strength and availability
Strong rare units can be worth more than less useful units with a nominally higher rarity.
Limited Units
Relative Value: Usually above permanently obtainable units
Demand: Higher when the unit is no longer obtainable
Check whether the unit can return in a future event before paying a large scarcity premium.
Shiny Units
Relative Value: Higher than the matching standard variant
Demand: Driven by rarity and collector interest
Compare shiny units with their standard versions before calculating an additional premium.
Evolved Units
Relative Value: Includes the value of the base unit and evolution investment
Demand: Higher for useful endgame evolutions
Do not value every evolved unit equally because material costs and combat improvements can differ.
Event Units
Relative Value: Affected by event availability and remaining supply
Demand: Can rise after the event ends
New event units may experience rapid value changes while players determine their supply and usefulness.
Five Nights TD 2 Trade Safety
- Confirm every unit in the final trade window.
- Check variants, shiny status, and evolution state.
- Compare multiple offers before accepting.
- Cancel the trade when units are removed, replaced, or changed immediately before confirmation.
Five Nights TD 2 Beginner Guide
Learn the basic gameplay loop, unit placement, summoning, upgrades, currencies, and early team progression.
Your first goal is to build a complete team that can consistently clear early enemy waves. Spend resources carefully, upgrade one dependable damage unit, and avoid investing heavily in every unit you obtain.
Claim Available Rewards
Redeem active codes and collect available login, event, or beginner rewards before spending resources.
- Collect coins, tokens, crates, and event items.
- Check which rewards have limited availability.
- Keep valuable crates until you understand their possible rewards.
Build Your First Team
Use your starting resources to obtain enough units for a complete team instead of repeatedly chasing one rare unit.
- Include at least one dependable damage unit.
- Keep a low-cost unit for the opening waves.
- Add support or utility units when they improve your main damage dealer.
Learn Unit Statistics
Compare damage, attack speed, range, placement cost, upgrade cost, and special effects before choosing a unit.
- Prioritize reliable total damage over rarity alone.
- Check how much a unit improves after every upgrade.
- Avoid units that consume most of your currency without enough damage.
Use Strong Placement Positions
Place units where they can attack enemies for the longest possible time.
- Use corners, bends, and long sections of the enemy path.
- Avoid placing short-range units too far from the path.
- Leave space for additional units and support coverage.
Upgrade a Main Carry
Concentrate early upgrades on one strong damage unit before spreading currency across the entire team.
- Upgrade enough to clear the next wave safely.
- Add another unit when one upgraded carry cannot cover the map.
- Avoid unnecessary upgrades when saving for a major damage increase.
Manage Coins and Tokens
Separate resources needed for immediate progression from resources used for summons, crates, or limited content.
- Do not spend every currency immediately.
- Save premium or limited resources for valuable banners and events.
- Avoid investing heavily in units that will quickly leave your team.
Replay Stages Efficiently
Repeat stages that your team can clear consistently to earn progression resources without frequent failures.
- Use a stable team instead of changing every unit after one loss.
- Improve your weakest team role before attempting harder stages.
- Test new units on easier content before investing heavily.
Prepare for Trading and Events
Keep limited, shiny, evolved, and event units until you understand their usefulness and market demand.
- Lock valuable units when the game provides an inventory lock option.
- Compare several trade offers before accepting.
- Check official update announcements for new units and limited rewards.
Five Nights TD 2 Best Teams
Build balanced teams for Story, events, bosses, farming, and Endless Mode. Each setup combines damage, economy, support, and crowd control.
A strong team should cover early-wave defense, reliable area damage, high single-target damage, and at least one support or economy role. Adjust the final slots around the stage objective and the strongest evolved units available on your account.
Balanced Story Team
- Early-game damage dealer: Handles the opening waves with a low placement cost.
- Area damage dealer: Clears groups of enemies before they overwhelm the path.
- Single-target damage dealer: Focuses on bosses and high-health enemies.
- Support unit: Improves damage, range, cooldown, or overall team efficiency.
- Economy or utility unit: Provides extra resources or controls difficult waves.
Strengths
- Safe progression
- Covers most enemy types
- Flexible upgrade order
Weaknesses
- Lower maximum damage than specialized teams
- Requires balanced spending
Replacements: Replace the economy slot with another damage dealer on short stages, or add crowd control when enemies move too quickly.
Boss Damage Team
- Primary single-target carry: Receives most upgrades and deals sustained boss damage.
- Secondary single-target carry: Adds damage while the main carry is being upgraded.
- Damage support: Boosts the output of both carries.
- Slow or stun unit: Keeps the boss inside attack range for longer.
- Early-wave defender: Protects the run while resources are saved for expensive carries.
Strengths
- High boss damage
- Strong support synergy
- Effective against durable targets
Weaknesses
- Limited area coverage
- Can struggle against large enemy groups
Replacements: Use an area attacker instead of the second carry when the boss stage contains heavy supporting waves.
Endless Mode Team
- Scaling damage carry: Provides the main late-game damage after full upgrades.
- Area damage carry: Clears dense waves at higher rounds.
- Boss damage dealer: Prevents high-health enemies from surviving the damage zone.
- Crowd-control unit: Slows, stuns, or delays enemies.
- Support unit: Improves the range, damage, or attack speed of multiple placed units.
Strengths
- Strong late-game scaling
- Reliable wave control
- Handles bosses and groups
Weaknesses
- Expensive setup
- Weak before core units receive upgrades
Replacements: Use an economy unit during setup, then sell or replace it once the main damage formation is established.
Fast Farming Team
- Low-cost area attacker: Clears early waves quickly.
- Fast-cooldown attacker: Maintains constant damage across the route.
- Secondary area attacker: Prevents enemies from escaping the first damage zone.
- Economy unit: Accelerates upgrades during repeated runs.
- Flexible finisher: Eliminates bosses or late-wave enemies.
Strengths
- Fast clear times
- Simple placement plan
- Efficient repeated farming
Weaknesses
- Lower Endless Mode potential
- Less control against difficult bosses
Replacements: Remove the economy slot on very short stages and use another low-cost attacker.
Crowd-Control Event Team
- Area damage carry: Damages multiple controlled enemies at once.
- Slow unit: Extends the time enemies remain inside the main attack zone.
- Stun or interruption unit: Stops dangerous enemies during important moments.
- Single-target finisher: Eliminates elite enemies that survive area attacks.
- Support unit: Strengthens the main damage formation.
Strengths
- Excellent wave control
- Strong against fast enemies
- Creates concentrated damage zones
Weaknesses
- Control-resistant enemies reduce effectiveness
- Requires careful placement
Replacements: Replace one control unit with a second damage dealer when the event contains slow but durable enemies.
Five Nights TD 2 Units and Abilities
Compare collectible animatronic units by combat role, rarity, cost, range, cooldown, attack type, and special abilities.
Five Nights TD 2 units fill different jobs within a team. Damage dealers clear enemies, support units strengthen nearby allies, summoners add extra attackers, and crowd-control units slow or interrupt advancing targets.
Single-Target Damage Dealers
Boss damageFocuses damage on one enemy at a time.
Recommended Uses
Important Stats
Ability: Damage multipliers, critical effects, and scaling abilities provide the largest benefit against high-health targets.
Synergy: Pair with damage support and crowd control to keep bosses inside attack range.
Area Damage Dealers
Wave clearingDamages multiple enemies within an area or attack line.
Recommended Uses
Important Stats
Ability: Large attack areas and repeated multi-target attacks prevent groups from passing the main defense.
Synergy: Pair with slow or stun units to keep enemy groups clustered.
Hybrid Damage Dealers
General-purpose damageCombines useful group damage with enough power to damage elite enemies.
Recommended Uses
Important Stats
Ability: Flexible attacks reduce the need to dedicate several team slots to specialized units.
Synergy: Works well with economy units during progression and support units during late waves.
Support Units
Team enhancementImproves nearby units instead of serving as the primary damage source.
Recommended Uses
Important Stats
Ability: Damage, range, and cooldown improvements become stronger when several upgraded attackers receive the effect.
Synergy: Place support where its effect reaches the largest number of primary attackers.
Crowd-Control Units
Enemy controlSlows, stuns, interrupts, or delays enemies.
Recommended Uses
Important Stats
Ability: Control effects increase the amount of time enemies remain inside every damage unit's range.
Synergy: Combine with area attackers to create a concentrated damage zone.
Summoner Units
Additional battlefield pressureCreates helpers or additional attackers that contribute damage or utility.
Recommended Uses
Important Stats
Ability: Summons add damage or coverage without requiring the same placement pattern as standard attackers.
Synergy: Use with support and control units when summoned attackers benefit from extended combat time.
Economy Units
Resource generationGenerates additional currency or improves the team's upgrade economy.
Recommended Uses
Important Stats
Ability: Early investment creates more resources for expensive damage-unit upgrades later in the run.
Synergy: Protect the early game with low-cost attackers while the economy unit begins generating value.
Evolved Units
Advanced account progressionUpgraded unit forms with stronger stats, abilities, or combat effects.
Recommended Uses
Important Stats
Ability: Evolution strengthens important units and can improve their role within late-game teams.
Synergy: Prioritize evolutions for units used across several modes rather than highly specialized backup units.
Five Nights TD 2 Progression Guide
Follow an efficient upgrade path from your first Story clears to evolved units, events, bosses, trading, and Endless Mode.
Efficient progression comes from building one dependable team before spreading resources across the full collection. Complete repeatable activities, improve your main damage units, and save expensive upgrades for units that remain useful in several game modes.
Redeem Available Codes
Immediate- Open the in-game code redemption menu.
- Enter every active code exactly as written.
- Use the rewards to strengthen the starting roster.
Goal: Begin progression with additional currencies, crates, tokens, or event rewards.
Build a Balanced Starter Team
Immediate- Equip a low-cost early-wave attacker.
- Add one area damage unit for grouped enemies.
- Reserve one slot for boss damage or utility.
Goal: Create a team capable of clearing early Story stages without wasting resources on too many units.
Advance Through Story Stages
High- Clear the highest stage your current team can complete consistently.
- Learn the enemy route before placing expensive units.
- Repeat efficient stages when additional resources are required.
Goal: Unlock more content while earning account progression rewards.
Invest in Core Units
High- Choose one main area attacker and one main boss attacker.
- Prioritize upgrades that improve their damage and consistency.
- Avoid dividing limited resources across unused collection units.
Goal: Create a dependable damage core for Story, events, bosses, and farming.
Improve Traits Carefully
High- Use trait resources on units that remain in your main team.
- Prioritize effects that improve the unit's primary role.
- Keep usable traits until enough resources are available for additional rerolls.
Goal: Increase team strength without consuming limited trait resources on temporary units.
Farm Events and Limited Content
Medium- Complete event stages that match the strength of your current team.
- Collect limited currencies and milestone rewards.
- Secure limited units or materials before the event ends.
Goal: Add time-limited rewards while continuing normal account progression.
Complete Unit Evolutions
Medium- Select evolutions that improve frequently used units.
- Farm the required materials through the relevant activities.
- Finish one high-impact evolution before starting several expensive projects.
Goal: Unlock stronger unit forms for difficult stages and late-game modes.
Prepare Specialized Teams
Medium- Create a boss team built around single-target damage.
- Create a farming team built around fast wave clearing.
- Create an Endless team with damage, support, and crowd control.
Goal: Improve clear speed and consistency across different game modes.
Use Trading for Targeted Upgrades
Advanced- Trade duplicate or unused units instead of weakening the active team.
- Target units that fill a missing role.
- Compare practical team value before completing a trade.
Goal: Improve the roster through focused exchanges rather than collecting units without a team purpose.
Push Endless Mode
Advanced- Build a concentrated damage zone around support effects.
- Upgrade the primary carry before secondary units.
- Use crowd control to extend enemy time inside attack range.
Goal: Reach higher waves and measure the strength of the completed account build.
Five Nights TD 2 Updates and New Units
Follow weekly content releases, new units, balance adjustments, limited events, and important fixes.
Five Nights TD 2 follows a weekly update cycle. Update coverage is organized around roster additions, event content, gameplay balance, progression changes, and bug fixes that affect active teams.
Weekly content updates expand the collectible animatronic roster with additional team-building options.
- New units can introduce damage, support, summoning, economy, or crowd-control roles.
- Each addition should be compared by placement cost, range, cooldown, attack type, and upgrade scaling.
- New units can change recommended teams and tier placements.
Latest Updates
Discover the newest guides, tips, and content
Five Nights TD 2 trading: Shiny Unit Tips & Trade Setup
Learn safer Five Nights TD 2 trading habits, shiny unit evaluation, offer comparison, scam prevention, and a practical trade checklist.
Five Nights TD 2 how to get old man consequences: Step Guide
Learn how to unlock Old Man Consequences quests in Five Nights TD 2 by finding the hidden modifier and clearing Wave 100 twice.
Five Nights TD 2 salvaging: Step-by-Step Token Guide
Learn how salvaging works in Five Nights TD 2, including the Merchant menu, unit limits, item returns, and the best way to manage tokens.
Five Nights TD 2 prices: Trading Value Guide & Tips
Learn how to check Five Nights TD 2 prices, compare trade offers, avoid inflated values, and build safer trading habits.
Five Nights TD 2 elements: Endless 5 Rankings & Tips
Compare every Five Nights TD 2 element team in Endless 5, review reported wave results, and build stronger lineups with practical placement tips.
Five Nights TD 2 Evolutions: Step-by-Step Farming Guide
Learn how to plan Five Nights TD 2 evolutions, farm materials, complete unit quests, and build an efficient evolution loadout.
Five Nights TD 2 clan wars: Step-by-Step Clan Guide
Learn how Five Nights TD 2 clan wars work, how tournaments, quests, rewards, elements, and clan progression connect in 2026.
Five Nights TD 2 raid coin grinding: Fast Farm Route
Learn a fast Five Nights TD 2 raid coin grinding setup, wave route, team plan, timing goals, and repeatable farming checklist.
Five Nights TD 2 boss raids: Repeatable Setup Guide
Learn how to prepare for Five Nights TD 2 boss raids with efficient units, modifiers, timing checks, and safer repeatable farming habits.
Five Nights TD 2 best starter: 2026 Tier List & Tips
Find the best starter units in Five Nights TD 2, compare placement limits and abilities, and build a reliable early-game loadout.
Five Nights TD 2 summoner units: Team Setup Guide
Build stronger Five Nights TD 2 summoner units teams with practical placement, economy, upgrade, and co-op setup strategies.
Five Nights TD 2 how to evolve: Step-by-Step Guide
Learn how to evolve units in Five Nights TD 2 with a practical checklist covering requirements, materials, upgrades, and common mistakes.