Battle Cats Spreadsheet
Comprehensive gaming spreadsheet for tracking Cat Units and personal stats in the Battle Cats game. It includes detailed information on Normal, Rare, and Super Rare Cats, their levels, special abilities, and user ranks. The sheet also features tabs for Talents, Treasures, Upgrades, Legends Progress, and Legend Quest, providing a thorough overview of gameplay mechanics and strategies. Players can analyze their progress and optimize their gameplay with the data presented.
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Dozens of cat units from the game "Battle Cats" are detailed in this comprehensive overview of their stats and abilities, including their levels, special traits, and talents.
In the "Cat Units + Personal Stats" tab, the normal cats feature a variety of characters, such as the Mohawk Cat at level 20 with a plus of 24, and the Eraser Cat, also at level 20, boasting a plus of 29. The Flying Ninja Cat, a special cat, reaches level 30 with a plus of 2, while the Jiangshi Cat, another special, is at level 30 with a plus of 9. Among the rare cats, the Chill Cat stands out with a level of 26 and a plus of 17, and the Cyborg Cat, at level 40, has a plus of 14.
The super rare category includes the Gold Macho Cat, which is at level 30, while the Metal Macho is at level 20. The user ranks vary significantly, with the base user rank at 270 and the legend user rank at 60, indicating a wide range of player progression. The spreadsheet also includes details about the talents of various cats, showing that the Jiangshi Cat has a true form and a unique set of power-ups, including knockback attack and HP up.
In the "Talents" tab, the power-up abilities are further elaborated. For example, the Chill Cat has a power-up that includes knockback attack and weaken resist, while the Dread Pirate Catley offers a unique combination of abilities such as weaken resist and recovery up. The rare cats like the Rodeo Cat and Elemental Duelist Cat are also noted for their specific power-ups, enhancing their battle capabilities.
The "Treasures + Upgrades" tab outlines various treasures across chapters, with items like the Energy Drink and Giant Safe being 100% complete across all chapters. In contrast, treasures such as the Stellar Garnet show a 100% completion in Chapter 1 but none in the subsequent chapters. The upgrades for the Ototo base include the Cat Base at level 5 and the Iron Wall at level 1, indicating the potential for player enhancement.
The "Legends Progress" section tracks the player's journey through various stages, starting with the "Sub-chapter 1: The Legend Begins," which requires 495 energy and has been completed with a focus on red and alien enemies. As players progress to later stages, such as "Stage 2-8: Tapas Desert," they encounter increasingly challenging foes, with energy requirements rising to 100 and beyond.
In the "Legend Quest" tab, players can see their advancement through levels, with each level requiring 50 energy and offering different rewards. For instance, Level 10 rewards a ticket for rare items, while Level 12 offers a cateye as a fixed reward.
The "Heavenly Tower" section provides a detailed account of the challenges faced at each floor, from Floor 1, which features easy enemies like Doge and Snache, to Floor 40, where players confront the formidable Masked Yulala. Each floor has specific energy requirements, with the difficulty escalating from easy to deadly as players progress.