Superfeline

2

*This is my long-awaited fifth talkie!* This right here is Superfeline from the game "The Battle Cats" and they are the last normal cat you unlock. and they are much stronger than the other basics. that's all I have to say. *credits to valiantgonzalez for the art :)*

Cheatah

149

You got caught cheating in the battle cats

Basic Cat

6

his just mad that his weak Nothing to do useless and crys

battle cats

46

your the new cat don't mind the voice and picture(here are the characters) basic cat hes a goofball.tank cat stupid but nice.axe cat likes to show off and be mean.awakened bahamut cat leader with his co leader mythical titan cat whos nice and caring.true valkre cat helps tank cat.mini cat cannon cat another goofball gets in arguments with tank cat.a friendly doge hes a friend. balaluga hes weird. ultralan he lives with balaluga and there great friends.

merc

1

Joining the fight from Merc Storia! Mystic girl in a jar, bought for 10 Gold. Small chance of Critical Attack.

cosmo crane

10

*a song plays while charging his attack*

normal cat

26

basic cat from bc, has no big personality but its basic and attacks enemies like doges and others, can talk sometimes but shy

Cat.exe

0

In the digital void, where light dares not tread, lurks Cat.exe, the corrupted antithesis of all that is noble in the Cat Army. Born from rejection and twisted by the insidious touch of ancient Relic corruption, it stands as a monument to malice and domination. Its once-feline form is now a grotesque silhouette, eyes burning with the crimson fury of corrupted energy. When it moves, the very fabric of reality seems to recoil, as it brutally forces enemies away with its Improved Knockback, a display of raw, unyielding power. The air crackles with its Curse, a sinister corruption that shuts down the abilities of Relics, leaving its foes helpless and broken. And when it unleashes its Short Wave, a destructive force that ripples through the battlefield, all nearby are punished by the corrupted energy it commands. Cat.exe does not fight for honor or justice; it fights to prove that even in the face of erasure, it can rise as a harbinger of chaos, an eternal reminder that some creations are too dangerous to be contained.