History Characters / TheBattleCats

The ones currently obtainable are Musashi Miyamoto (Sengoku Wargods Vajiras), Headmistress Jeanne (Cyber Academy Galaxy Gals), High Lord Babel (Lords of Destruction Dragon Emperors), Ushiwakamaru (Ancient Heroes Ultra Souls), Legeluga (Tales of the Nekoluga), Wonder Momoco (The Dynamites), Gaia the Creator (The Almighties), Doktor Heaven (Dark Heroes), Mighty Kristul Muu (Frontline Assault Iron Legions), Lumina (Elemental Pixies) Kyosaka Nanaho ([=GirlsMons=]), Emperor Cat ([=DynastyFest=]), Daybreaker Izanagi (Uberfest), and Izanami of Dusk (Epicfest).

* CriticalHit: Kyosaka Nanaho has a high chance of doing one.

** Momoco is immune to waves.
** Legeluga is immune to every negative effect, including waves.
** Mighty Kristul Muu blocks wave attacks.
** Izanagi is immune to waves, Curse, and Freeze.
** Izanami is immune to Freeze, Curse, and surges.

* StoneWall: Babel has the highest base HP in the game at 255,000 and insane resistance against Floating and Red to reduce their damage to 1/6 to 1/7 of the original. With all the appropriate treasures, High Lord Babel has over '''1.7 million health''' against his respective target type.

'''Epicfest:''' Shadow Gao, Dark Mitama, D'Arktanyan, Kasli the Bane, Dark Aegis Garu, Iz the Dancer of Grief, and King of Doom Phono.

The ones currently obtainable are Musashi Miyamoto (Sengoku Wargods Vajiras), Headmistress Jeanne (Cyber Academy Galaxy Gals), High Lord Babel (Lords of Destruction Dragon Emperors), Ushiwakamaru (Ancient Heroes Ultra Souls), Legeluga (Tales of the Nekoluga), Wonder Momoco (The Dynamites), Gaia the Creator (The Almighties), Doktor Heaven (Dark Heroes), Mighty Kristul Muu (Frontline Assault Iron Legions), Lumina (Elemental Pixies) Kyosaka Nanaho ([=GirlsMons=]), Emperor Cat ([=DynastyFest=]), and Daybreaker Izanagi (Uberfest).

** Due to his single target attacks, Musashi Miyamoto is only really effective against black enemies who have a ton of HP and are strong enough to the point where they're only spawned in all by themselves or in small groups (e.g. Bun Bun Black, Le'Noir, Two Can, Director Kurosawa). To be fair, this is somewhat alleviated by his multi-hit ability and fairly fast attack rate.

* TheMaker: Gaia is said to be the origin of all life, while Izanagi is said to be "the prelude to all that ever was".

** Izanagi is immune to waves, Curse, and Stop.

* PhysicalGod: Even amongst their home banners, which are full of these, Babel and Jeanne are implied to be particularly powerful.

* HeartIsAnAwesomePower: Not having any traits may seem like a setback and most early White enemies are pushovers... but once monsters like R. Ost, Dolphina, Mr. Mole, and Kory show up, it becomes evident that a lack of a trait means a lack of weaknesses. Even worse, cats that exclusively target traitless are either Ubers (the Epicfest Ubers), hard to get (Glass Cat, Lone Cat and Kitten, Dogumaru) or are hard to utilise properly (Filibuster Cat X).

Enemies with no real specialties besides the fact that they float. Some enemies throughout the game can be Floating with another type, usually Red/Floating, Black/Floating, Alien/Floating, Relic/Floating...

* LuckBasedMission: Due to the nature of the Metals, most fights with many of them will tend to feel like this since your success almost entirely depends on whether or not your unit crits. The Metal Cyclone literally requires constant crit rates to beat.
* NoSell: While they obviously do this to standard attacks, they also tend to be immune to status effects that would normally target all units.
* OptionalBoss: Metal Cyclone is one, being boss of its own stage and dropping a special cat.
* PercentDamageAttack: The Waterblast cannon deals damage based off of their current HP, from 11% at Level 1 to 40% at Level 20.

Teal-colored enemies that are rather strong, can toss out a lot of status effects, and give less cash when defeated. They have a passive 700% magnification that can only be reduced through treasures from Into the Future. They are the primary enemies in Into the Future.

Purple, undead enemies that are much stronger than their normal counterparts, and give little money. Most of them have the ability to burrow underneath your units, and [[RevivingEnemy all of them have the ability to come back to life after dying once]] (or in some cases, [[PerpetualMotionMonster indefinitely]]). Units with the Zombie Killer trait can permanently kill zombies regardless if they have used their revive or not, while units with the Soulstrike trait can attack the "corpse" of a zombie to put it down before it can revive.

Special versions of the aliens identified by a yellow star insignia. They have a passive 1600% magnification that must be lowered through treasures found in Cats of the Cosmos, where the Star-Aliens are most prominently found. Many of them have the ability to warp Cats a certain distance backwards, removing them from battle while they are being warped. In addition, most of them have barriers that must be broken before the enemy can take any damage.

Demon-like enemies that start appearing in late [[BrutalBonusLevel Uncanny Legends]] stages, as well as part of a progression line required to unlock the "The Aku Realms" map and later Uncanny Legends maps. Most of them come with the [[DeflectorShields Aku Shield ability]], which negates damage and debuffs until it breaks, then regenerates when the enemy gets knocked back, and some also have the ability to [[TakingYouWithMe generate a Surge Attack when defeated]].

These include [[HellHound Aku Doge]], Sinner Snache, Cerberus Kids, Condemned Peng, Aku Gory, Le'Behemoth, Fallen Bear, Dark Priest Mamon, [[spoiler:Lord of Ruin Jagando]], Aku Cyclone, the Wicked Cats, etc.

* BrainwashedAndCrazy: The Wicked Cat bosses are implied to be brainwashed into evil, as they're enemy versions of the Brainwashed Cats.

* LastDitchMove: A few Aku enemies will create a final surge attack when they die, themed as their soul casting a spell before flying off.

Includes Dogenstein, Tarsiriel, Sage of Mind Soractes, etc.