Wireless DaggerWireless Dagger is the primary weapon. Quantity Tome fires more homing daggers per cycle. Turbo Skates convert Tony's movement into attack speed. Moldy Cheese and Unstable Transfusion are named together in the Infinity Dagger wiki build, where the author confirms they melt T3 bosses. Precision Tome raises Crit Chance which is wiki-confirmed as a core synergy.
Wireless Dagger
Aegis
Lightning Staff
Revolver
Quantity Tome
Precision Tome
Cooldown Tome| Phase | Pickup | Why |
|---|---|---|
| 0-4 min | Wireless Dagger + Quantity Tome | Wireless Dagger upgrades with Projectile Count. More daggers homing simultaneously means more consistent damage coverage. The daggers never miss per the wiki, so every additional projectile always connects. |
| 4-8 min |  Turbo Skates + second weapon | Turbo Skates convert move speed into attack speed. Tony's Zap passive rewards constant movement, so Turbo Skates turn the movement into an offensive stat. Add Lightning Staff or Aegis as a second weapon for pack control or defense. |
| 8-12 min |  Moldy Cheese +  Unstable Transfusion | Named together in the Infinity Dagger wiki build. The build author states Moldy Cheese and Unstable Transfusion will melt T3 bosses. Unstable Transfusion applies Bloodmark on hit which stacks with Wireless Dagger's high hit frequency. |
| 12+ min | Precision Tome + legendary items | The wiki confirms Critical Chance is a core synergy for Tony. Precision Tome raises Crit Chance across all weapons. At high Projectile Count with homing daggers, every crit hit counts. |
The Infinity Dagger wiki build (1 star) uses Wireless Dagger with Quantity Tome and Cooldown Tome, relying on Projectile Bounces to chain daggers through groups. Wireless Dagger upgrades with Projectile Bounces, and bouncing homing daggers can hit multiple enemies per throw. Moldy Cheese and Unstable Transfusion are the confirmed items for melting bosses at T3.
Wireless Dagger Aegis
Bananarang
Blood Magic Quantity Tome Cooldown Tome
Luck TomeThree weapons, three tomes. Wireless Dagger handles homing damage, Aegis adds a defensive layer, Lightning Staff handles pack control. Quantity Tome first to multiply homing dagger count. Aegis buys survival time while Tony learns kiting patterns. Forgiving because homing daggers never miss, removing the aiming burden while learning the character.
Wireless Dagger Aegis Lightning Staff Quantity Tome Precision Tome Cooldown TomeThe Zap passive charges an electric attack by moving. Standing still stops the charge. Tony's entire kit rewards constant movement, which also helps with kiting enemies at range. The wiki confirms Tony is best suited for agile hit-and-run tactics.
The Wireless Dagger wiki confirms its homing projectiles will seek out nearby enemies and can never miss. This makes Projectile Count the primary investment, since every additional dagger always connects regardless of enemy speed or position.
Turbo Skates scale attack speed based on move speed. Tony's constant movement to charge the Zap passive means Turbo Skates convert that movement into increased attack speed as a free benefit. Named in the Infinity Dagger wiki build.
The Tony wiki confirms low baseline defense as his main weakness. The wiki advises hit-and-run tactics rather than sustained combat. Aegis provides a defensive layer when positioning becomes difficult. Tony is immune to fall damage, which helps with vertical kiting.
All three items are sourced from Tony McZoom wiki builds. Turbo Skates and the Moldy Cheese and Unstable Transfusion combo are from the Infinity Dagger wiki build (1 star).
Tony McZoom requires completing 2 Challenges and having Wireless Dagger unlocked.
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Complete 2 Challenges Buy Tony McZoom from the Unlocks tabTony is a high-mobility, high-skill character. His Wireless Dagger never misses, making his damage output consistent once Projectile Count is stacked. His Zap passive rewards constant movement and his +2% Pickup Range per level means XP collection improves throughout the run. His weakness is low baseline defense, which requires clean kiting to avoid taking damage. He is immune to fall damage, which gives additional positioning options on maps with vertical terrain.
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