The Battle Cats

The Battle Cats
Also known as: Nyanko Daisensou (JP) Developer: PONOS Publisher: PONOS Platforms: IOS, Android Released internationally: 2014 Released in JP: 2011 This game has unused playable characters. This game has unused enemies. This game has unused graphics. This game has unused items. This game has unused abilities. This game has regional differences. This game has revisional differences.

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The Battle Cats features an army of mutant Cats, ready to take over the world... and you're going to lead them to victory.

Unused Cats

Note that only Cats not tied to collaboration events should be included here, as a lot of units in the Japanese version aren't in the international versions.

Evangelist Cat

This Uber Rare Cat was only available via a time-limited event in the Korean version of the game, and is unobtainable in all other versions. It functions similarly to Filibuster Cat X, which is used, but can freeze all types of enemies instead of just White ones. It's used in the Nintendo Switch port, however, replacing Filibuster Cat X as the reward for clearing Cats of the Cosmos.

Base Stats	Evangelist Cat	Filibuster Cat
Health	200	200
Attack	60	60
Area Attack	Yes	Yes
Movement Speed	18	18
Knockbacks	1	1
Range	1000	1000
Price	499	499
Cooldown	10016f	10016f
Attack Foreswing	341f	341f
Attack Backswing	60f	60f
Time Between Attacks	739f	739f
Ability	Stops non-metal enemies for 150f (100%)	Stops non-metal enemies for 150f (100%)
Description	Unlocked by meeting all the legends. Stops the movement of enemies. Summon when you are losing ground.	Uses special powers to interrupt time. Stops the movement of enemies. Summon when you are losing ground.

Pon Cat

This Special Cat was accessed via a promotional event in Japan, where capsules from vending machines could contain codes that could be redeemed to get the Cat in the game. The event has long since ended, and unlike Capsule Cat, Squish Ball Cat, and Cat Bros., it was never released via other means. Like Evangelist Cat, however, it's used in the Nintendo Switch version of the game.

Base Stats	Pon Cat	Vendor Cat
Health	450	450
Attack	10	10
Area Attack	Yes	Yes
Movement Speed	8	8
Knockbacks	1	1
Range	110	110
Price	150	150
Cooldown	256f	256f
Attack Foreswing	9f	9f
Attack Backswing	20f	20f
Time Between Attacks	39f	39f
Ability	None	None
Description	Plastic capsule toy machine. A Cat that got into a tank (Area Attack). Shielded, so a bit more sturdy than Tank Cat.	Plastic capsule toy machine. Longer Cat that got into a tank (Area Attack). Shielded, so a bit more sturdy than Tank Cat.

Blue Ninja Cat

Like Pon Cat, this Ninja Cat recolor was distributed through a promotion with real-life gacha machines in Japan, and has never been rereleased. Also like Pon Cat, it's used in the Nintendo Switch version.

Base Stats	Blue Ninja Cat	Orange Ninja Cat
Health	255	255
Attack	15, 15	15, 15
Area Attack	No, No	No, No
Movement Speed	13	13
Knockbacks	3	3
Range	154	154
Price	300	300
Cooldown	226f	226f
Attack Foreswing	6f, 8f	6f, 8f
Attack Backswing	4f	4f
Time Between Attacks	3f	3f
Ability	Strong against Red enemies	Strong against Red enemies
Description	Studied ninjutsu with manga. Stronger than Axe Cat - YES! Wanna fight, Red Enemies?	Deepened studies with anime. Stronger than Axe Cat - YES! Wanna fight, Red Enemies?

Singer Cat

A Special Cat that was only accessible from a limited-time set of stages that only appear every december 31st, or from entering a serial code. It's obtainable from Rare Cat Capsules in the 3DS and Nintendo Switch ports of the game, but not in any other versions. Its basic form is a cheap meatshield, but inferior to most others due to its higher price. Its evolved and True Forms are powerful-looking and have flashy attack animations, but are actually among the weakest units in the game. Strangely, despite being unavailable in the English version of the game, the enemy version of Mega Cat still shows up in the event stage Elite Corps (Insane), which is available to play in the English version of the game.

Base Stats	Singer Cat	Mega Cat	メガにゃんこEX (Mega Cat EX)
Health	100	200	200
Attack	8	180	360
Area Attack	No	Yes	Yes
Movement Speed	10	4	4
Knockbacks	1	1	1
Range	140	900	900
Price	105	1950	1950
Cooldown	166f	11784f	11784f
Attack Foreswing	8f	160f	160f
Attack Backswing	10f	141f	141f
Time Between Attacks	19f	578f	458f
Ability	None	None	None
Description	Queen of the lounge scene! Her greatest performance is just a class change away.	Her legendary status is now ensured with this bold performance. No one can match her force of passion	—

のべにゃん

Another Uber Rare Cat, but this one for some reason has been permanently removed from the game since version 8.6. Its basic form is a mid-ranged attacker, while its evolved form is a fast-attacking close-ranged attacker that occasionally produces wave attacks.

Base Stats	のべにゃん (Nobenyan)	とばにゃん (Tobanyan)
Health	500	900
Attack	220	26
Area Attack	Yes	Yes
Movement Speed	7	14
Knockbacks	3	3
Range	340	160
Price	900	900
Cooldown	616f	616f
Attack Foreswing	26f	4f
Attack Backswing	23f	5f
Time Between Attacks	16f	0f
Ability	None	Produces a lv. 10 wave attack (15%)

Unused Enemies

21

Enemy ID 21 shares Zoge's (ID 286) sprites and animations, but has completely different stats. This enemy slot has always been unused; it and ID 22 separate the enemies found in the original mobile phone version of the game, ending with The Face at ID 20, from the ones added later on, starting with Ms. Sign at ID 23. It seems that the slot was used to test Zoge's animations, and the developers simply forgot to delete the unused data. Also, in previous versions, the image file for this enemy housed a red Master A. recolor; this was presumably an early version of Professor A.

Base Stats
Traits	None
Health	80
Attack	30
Area Attack	No
Movement Speed	60
Knockbacks	3
Range	150
Money Drop	395
Attack Foreswing	6f
Attack Backswing	9f
Time Between Attacks	0f
Ability	None

22

Enemy ID 22 shares Doge's animations, but, like 21, has completely different stats.

Base Stats
Traits	None
Health	80
Attack	30
Area Attack	No
Movement Speed	40
Knockbacks	3
Range	150
Money Drop	295
Attack Foreswing	6f
Attack Backswing	12f
Time Between Attacks	0f
Ability	None

Unused Graphics

Mr.'s Spritesheet

Mr. and his evolved form, Super Mr., use the same spritesheet internally, even though Mr. carries a shotgun while Super Mr. uses a bazooka. Also, the sprite sheet has an unused missile in it. This same missile would later be used in Tricycle Cat's spritesheet.

Tricycle Cat's Spritesheet

Tricycle Cat's spritesheet includes an unused greyscale version of the missile it normally shoots in its attack animation.

Biker Cat's Spritesheet

Biker Cat's spritesheet has considerably more unused sprites than its pre-evolution, including three unused missiles, a sonic boom, and a red version of the spikes it normally ejects from its front wheel to attack. It seems that it was originally meant to fire a much bigger missile than its pre-evolution; the missile is still present on the in-game model, but does not animate and is set to 0% opacity.

Drumcorps Cat's Spritesheet

The spritesheet for Drumcorps Cat includes sprites for two additional Cats, a tuba, drumsticks, and particles relating to them. However, in-game, only the leading Cat with the baton is used.

Supercat's Spritesheet

Supercat's spritesheet includes four rectangles, coloured dark yellow, cyan, magenta, and dark green, respectively. These are not assigned to any parts on the model. Strangely, they're also nowhere to be found on the spritesheet of Mightycat, the basic form.

Bakery Cat's Spritesheet

There's an unused impact effect on Bakery Cat's spritesheet. Technically, the sprite is used during gameplay; however, it's set to 0 opacity, so it never renders during the attack animation. It also appears on Boomerang Cat's spritesheet, where it "animates" in the exact same way.

Here's what it would look like if restored. It's probably for the best that it was scrapped, as it doesn't appear anywhere near where Bakery Cat would usually target enemies.

Unused Talent Orbs

Graphics exist for Talent Orbs that target traitless and Relic enemies. However, these orbs can't be obtained in game, so the graphics go unused.

Unused Ability

The GUI to search for Cats with specific abilities includes an option to search for Cats with the Warp ability. However, Warp is an enemy-exclusive ability. If hacked onto a Cat unit, the Warp ability does work as intended.