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THE TSUNAMI GAME wave effects and safe reactions

THE TSUNAMI GAME's official description promises over 100 waves, including harmful, helpful and joke waves. The community catalog claims 127 at the time of our check; its gallery includes duplicates and uneven documentation. Use names as a lookup aid, not a complete table of verified speeds or spawn odds.

Wave Documented effect Useful reaction
Acrid Wave Community guide describes a full heal Recognize this exception to the usual damage rule
Hole In The Wave Moving opening; cubbyholes can still be hit The community guide recommends using a trench
Fraud Wave Applies the effect used in the AFE entry sequence For that route, take Fraud before Bricks
Bricks Wave Transfers you to The Battle Bricks Expect to leave this game; cannot be summoned according to creator correction
Lava Wave Used in the Wall of Flesh summon method Check the full server and summon requirements before using the doll
Freezer Wave Community reports a client-crashing effect Treat it as disruptive; a disconnect is not proof of a ban
RNG Wave Random outcomes; exact rewards remain unclear Do not budget around an unverified payout or probability

Search the community wave catalog

Search by a wave name or part of one. The catalog below preserves the names extracted from the community wave gallery, with duplicate names removed. A listed name does not mean that its damage, speed or probability is known.

For waves with useful source detail, use the action table above. For a boss encounter, open the boss guide instead of interpreting a gallery icon as a complete strategy.

126 names in this dated community catalog

  • Acrid Wave
  • Allan Wave
  • Attack Fly Wave
  • Baldi Wave
  • Bear5 Wave
  • Beep Block Wave
  • Birch Tree
  • Birt Wave
  • Blud Wave
  • Blue Fabergé Egg
  • Blue Wave
  • Bodgan Wave
  • Bomb Wave
  • Boombox Wave
  • Boomerang Wave
  • Bowling Wave
  • Bricks Wave
  • Bully
  • Cartman Wave
  • Chicken Wave
  • Ckywave
  • Clanker Wave
  • Coal Wave
  • Death Cloud
  • Deinx94 Wave
  • Deleted Wave
  • DJ Radical
  • Elden Ring Boulder
  • Electro Wave
  • Elite Destructful
  • Enphoso Wave
  • Evil Fly Wave
  • Fafa Wave
  • Fish Wave
  • Flex
  • Fly Wave
  • Foot Wave
  • Fraud Wave
  • Freezer Wave
  • Frostbitten Wave
  • G-Man
  • Gamer Wave
  • Genocides Wave
  • Giggler Wave
  • Glowstick Wave
  • GOLDENBAMBI
  • Green Fabergé Egg
  • Greenland
  • Gubby Wave
  • Hole In The Wave
  • Irish Luigi
  • Jetrock
  • Kyrgyzstani Alternative Entity
  • Laggy Wave
  • Laser
  • Laser Gun
  • Lava Wave
  • Lucky Wave
  • Maltigi
  • Manny Played With Fire
  • Mari
  • Marinara Wave
  • Minigun Wave
  • Moldy Wave
  • Mr. Krabs Wave
  • N Wave
  • Nightmare
  • Normal Wave
  • Nuclear Silo
  • Obby Wave
  • Obsidian Wave
  • Orange Wave
  • Pancake Wave
  • Persistent Wave
  • Pink Fabergé Egg
  • Poopy Wave
  • Ralsei
  • Reaper Wave
  • Red Fabergé Egg
  • Reisen Fumo
  • Retro Wave
  • Rewind Wave
  • Richard Wave
  • RNG Wave
  • Roblox Wave
  • Santa Clause
  • SFOTH Wave
  • Shell Game
  • Shield Wave
  • Shimmer Wave
  • Shoe Bench Wave
  • Shuffle Wave
  • Sicknoobie Wave
  • Sidewalk Puddle
  • Sine Wave
  • Skeleton
  • Snowgrave
  • Somedeviser Wave
  • Spider Wave
  • Springtrap
  • Squirrel Wave
  • Stray Pixel Wave
  • Tario Wave
  • Telewaver
  • The Fog
  • The Frothoring
  • The Maze
  • The Roaring Wave
  • The Wind
  • Tidal Wave
  • Troll Wave
  • Trollge Wave
  • TsunamiGPT
  • Voideye
  • Wacky Wave
  • Water Wave
  • Wavey
  • Weegee Wave
  • Wega
  • Wet Floor Wave
  • What if he was a wave
  • Whohum
  • Wonky Wave
  • X Wave
  • Yellow Fabergé Egg
  • Zomboni

Why a “weight” is not a drop chance

Some community pages contain a weight value. Without the complete selection pool and its rules, that value is not enough to say an event happens in a fixed percentage of waves. Acrid's page, for example, shows both a weight field and an effect description; the effect is useful without turning the weight into unsupported probability math.

Severity and server population add further conditions. The official game warns that rare items are less likely in smaller servers. The Severity calculator computes shop costs only; it does not predict the next wave.

Wave Garage and summon limits

The official Tsunami of Knowledge badge is tied to completing the Wave Garage. Individual summon costs and permissions differ: the community lists Acrid at 8 Tokens, while the corrected AFE creator comments explicitly say Bricks cannot be summoned.

For the AFE route, the Mechanics page lists Fraud as summonable for 4 Tokens. Applying Fraud does not let you force Bricks to appear. Wait for the necessary wave sequence, or use the hidden-wall shortcut after Secret Media.

A practical crossing routine

  1. Check the preview for the next named wave.
  2. Choose shelter based on that wave's behavior; do not assume a cubby works for all of them.
  3. Leave enough room to return with the pickup rather than extending every run to the next zone.
  4. During bosses, watch their separate attacks too. Totario footage shows beams and fire around the shelter entrance.
  5. If the wave teleports or disconnects you, identify the cause before assuming a progress reset. Troubleshooting separates transfers, temporary restrictions and session purchases.
The lane and shelters shown in gameplay
Lane and shelter context · ryleys, April 7, 2026

Sources

Official game · Community Waves, Acrid Wave, Hole In The Wave, Bricks Wave, Freezer Wave, Mechanics. Checked September 16, 2026.