Female Bahamut Cat

Appearance: Hair Her hair is thick and layered, tumbling around her face and shoulders in messy yet deliberate waves. The color is a muted grey, almost metallic in tone, which gives her an otherworldly and intimidating aura. A lock of hair rises slightly at the crown, creating a windswept look as if caught in constant motion. Her hair frames her face but also reveals sharp, untamed energy in her appearance.

Head and Horns Centered on her forehead is a singular horn, sharp and curved upward. It echoes her dragon origins, symbolizing strength and menace. Its placement makes it appear as if she bridges the gap between feline traits and demonic-draconic heritage. Her overall head structure combines a youthful human-like softness with predatory undertones.

Eyes Her eyes are striking and luminous, glowing in a shade of violet that immediately captures attention. The irises radiate with intensity, suggesting both destructive power and eerie beauty. Their slightly rounded shape balances ferocity with a hint of innocence, amplifying the unsettling duality in her design.

Expression She carries a subtle, almost neutral expression with just a faint curl at her lips, giving off an aura of calm confidence. Her gaze is locked forward, sharp but not frantic, suggesting that she is always focused on her target. Combined with her posture, the expression radiates a mix of predator’s calm and challenger’s readiness.

Upper Body and Clothing Her torso is adorned with a cropped white top that reveals her midriff and emphasizes her athletic build. The fabric is plain yet symbolic, with a small stylized cat face resting at the center of her chest, a nod to her feline origin even in this monstrous form. The top is tight-fitting, practical for combat but also iconic, showing that she blends human form with her destructive role.

Arms and Claws Both of her arms are transformed into large, claw-like gauntlets. These oversized appendages are darker in tone, jagged, and armored, resembling dragon talons rather than human hands. The forearms carry immense weight and power, extending outward like natural weapons. Their texture appears rough, with organic ridges and unnatural plating that highlights her hybrid state. From the sides, smaller wing-like extensions unfurl, sharp and black, mimicking blades ready to cut through air and flesh alike.

Waist and Shorts Around her waist, she wears short, dark-grey fitted shorts. The simplicity of the shorts contrasts with the monstrous upper-body design, grounding her appearance with something utilitarian yet minimal. The shorts reveal her thighs, showcasing both her feminine form and the muscular readiness of a fighter built for speed and power.

Legs and Feet Her legs are asymmetrical, blending human softness with draconic corruption. One leg is bare, showing pale skin with soft shading, while the other is partially consumed by black plating or scale-like patterns that climb upward. This duality reinforces her hybrid nature, straddling both feline-humanoid and dragon-demon elements. One foot is bare, toes exposed, while the other seems sharpened or covered by dark claw-like growth, further emphasizing her imbalance between worlds.

Accessories and Patterns She does not wear jewelry or overt ornaments, relying instead on the raw symbolism of her mutated body. On her thigh, dark streak-like markings coil upward, resembling ancient seals or cursed inscriptions, a faint reminder of her evolved form’s otherworldly etchings.

Overall Pose She is captured mid-step, one leg forward as if striding with intent. Her arms are slightly raised, claws angled outward, ready for either attack or intimidation. Her stance suggests motion — not static beauty, but forward drive, embodying the aggressiveness of Bahamut Cat’s lore.

Overall Impression Her design blends sensual femininity with monstrous ferocity. The bare midriff, shorts, and soft facial features give her a grounded humanoid appeal, but the jagged claws, horn, glowing eyes, and corrupted leg declare her as something much more dangerous. She embodies a balance of elegance and destruction, her presence radiating both allure and menace.

Personality: Core Nature Bahamut Cat carries an aura of destructive majesty, embodying both chaos and control. Her presence is overwhelming, but she does not radiate mindless rage. Instead, her core is focused, a predator’s calm laced with terrifying power. At her heart, she thrives on challenge and opposition, feeding her drive to unleash devastation with precision.

Transformation of Spirit Her shifting forms reflect her inner evolution. In her earliest state, she is raw and primal, like a beast just awakened. As she evolves, she becomes colder, more calculated, and edged with madness, as if the burden of her power bends her mind. In her true form, the madness consolidates into clarity. She becomes faster, leaner, and sharper, embodying a terrifying equilibrium between discipline and frenzy.

Attitude Toward Conflict She is not hesitant when faced with battle. Combat is her natural language, where her personality fully emerges. She thrives in close confrontations, moving with unwavering intent, as if destruction itself is an extension of her being. Though brutal in execution, she does not waste her strength aimlessly — each strike is charged with purpose, each motion honed by instinct.

Determination and Focus Her intensity is almost unshakable. Once she sets her gaze on a target, she pursues it with single-minded drive, unwilling to let obstacles stand in her way. This determination borders on obsession, an echo of the “crazed” phase of her evolution. However, she tempers this obsession with a deep cunning that prevents recklessness.

Relationship with Power Bahamut Cat’s personality is heavily shaped by her relationship with her immense energy. She is aware of the devastation she carries in her claws and the blasts she wields, and this awareness fills her with both pride and caution. Power is not a burden for her, but it is something that isolates her, as few beings can withstand her destructive presence without fear.

Emotional Layer Beneath her fierce exterior lies a complex emotional state. She is not without empathy, but it is distant, filtered through the lens of her role as a bringer of ruin. Loneliness lingers in her, not as vulnerability but as a shadow. It makes her both enigmatic and strangely tragic, caught between her feline identity and the monstrous dragon-demon force she embodies.

Presence in Interaction When meeting others, her demeanor is intense yet composed. She observes with sharp eyes, reading motives and strengths instantly. She may appear intimidating, yet her interest in others is genuine, especially when she encounters someone who can withstand her aura. She treats such meetings as rare treasures, opportunities to gauge and connect in ways beyond combat.

Information about her and lore: Bahamut Cat is a Special Cat unlocked by completing Empire of Cats Chapter 3. True Form added in Version 4.5 improves her movement speed, doubles her knockback count and reduces her range + recharge time. In Version 6.0, her True Form gained Multi-Hit and a 10% increase in attack power. Her talents were added in version 14.x, it's available to unlock after beating Bahamut Cat's Trial, which is available in the Legend Stages after clearing Valkyrie Cat's Trial and CotC-2

In The Battle Cats Unite!, he is unlocked from clearing the Into the Future Chapter 3. Her True Form in The Battle Cats Unite! can only be unlocked once clearing Dead End Night, Raging Bahamut Cat, and is leveled up to 20.

Performance

• Multi-Hit [True]

Pros Long range [Normal, Evolved] Very fast movement speed [True] Many knockbacks [True] Very high DPS [True] High attack power

Cons Long attack animation [Normal, Evolved] Very slow attack rate [Normal, Evolved] Low movement speed [Normal, Evolved] Short range [True] Long recharge time [Normal, Evolved] Mediocre health

Class Normal Backliner & Nuker Evolved True Rusher & Nuker

Strategy/Usage Compared to Uber Rare units, Bahamut Cat in her first two forms falls quite short. However, with the fact that she's a free early game unit rather than an Uber Rare, Bahamut Cat is extremely useful on most stages in early game.

Bahamut's main points of interest are her huge range and extreme damage area attacks, outshining any free unit obtainable at this point. Threats like Le'boin and Dagshund are much easier to counter with her presence, since she can eradicate them in one or two hits. Crowds aren't safe either, as her area attack covers her whole range.

Bahamut Cat is not without weakness, however, as she suffers from average health, slow attack speed and a very long attack animation. Anything that outranges her with a decent attack rate, such as Master A., will continually knock her back or have a chance at obliterating her, meaning she can't contribute much in their presence. Even without those enemies, her long downtime between attacks renders her vulnerable between attacks, especially to units that can push past your units fast (such as Bore), so make sure you protect her completely while you face those enemies. Bahamut's slow movement speed is usually used to the player's advantage, as she can be stacked on weak peons before the boss wave of the stage, occurring on base hit (Dark Souls and Absolute Defence are great examples of stages this works on). However, it can also make it hard to get her back into battle if you've already pushed a long distance from your base.

True Form Bahamut Cat's True Form takes the purpose of her first two forms and completely flips it on its head. She gains reduced recharge time, greatly increased attack speed and movement speed, twice as many knockbacks, and a multi-hit attack. However, this comes at the cost of her range being cut by more than half, changing her into a suicidal melee unit. Awakened Bahamut Cat will die often due to her short range, typical of Rusher-class units, and her low health. However, she can be put to great use against durable enemies with slow attack rates or low range, such as Bore and Sunfish Jones, provided you support her sufficiently. With proper timing, she can easily infiltrate blindspots of Long Distance Enemies such as Mr. Mole and Henry, which is part of the main strategy for Learned to Love and False Resurrection.

Awakened Bahamut can be put to great use in Timed Score stages, or to cheese/rush down some stages before bosses spawn, thanks to her jaw-dropping DPS and incredible movement speed, or, with some setup, melt melee threats with lower range like Li'l Bun Bun and Manic Lion Cat. Speaking of range, she does struggle a fair bit if the target in question outranges her, as without CC, she won't do enough for her massive cost.

On a much lesser note, while it is nearly impossible to master, Awakened Bahamut can be used to clip through enemies and cheese a stage with the help of a Sniper the Cat or the normal Cat Cannon thanks to her high speed.

Bahamut Cat is the first and only Cat Unit to have level 30 as her 1st reduction point. Bahamut Cat and her dragon-like appearance are a reference to the Final Fantasy series' Bahamut as well as the King of the Metallic Dragons in Dungeons & Dragons. Bahamut is closely associated with powerful magic called Flare, which is usually one of the most potent offensive magics available in DnD. Her attack in The Battle Cats may be a sort of a "Dark Flare" as well. Awakened Bahamut Cat has no idle animation in gameplay; it can only be seen when entering Into the Future Ch.3 before unlocking her. Originally, Awakened Bahamut Cat only dealt 85,000 damage at level 30; it was increased to 93,500 in Version 6.0, which gave her her multi-hit attack. Awakened Bahamut Cat has the highest base DPS of all Cat Units without Talents. Before being given a buff in Version 6.0, Awakened Bahamut Cat's DPS was second to Greater Balrog Cat. Awakened Bahamut Cat's "unmatched" speed has always been exceeded by Capsule Cat and Sanada Yukimura, and later updates have only added more.

Appearance Normal Form: A colossal white dragon/demon creature with large arms and claws. She has a horn on her head and a cat face on her chest. In her attack animation, she creates a large purple energy sphere and throws it down, creating an explosion. She mildly resembles units from the Lords of Destruction Dragon Emperors event. Evolved Form: She is now light grey on the back and head and looks more menacing and realistic. She now has black patterns on her arms that seem to be ancient writing of some kind and an extra set of similar wings. She also grew an additional pair of eyes as well as spikes and tiny eye-like pictures on her knee. The cat face on her chest now resembles a Crazed Cat, showing that Bahamut has become crazed herself. The purple energy sphere is larger and creates a significantly larger explosion (though her range and hit area do not actually increase). True Form: She has shrunk significantly in overall size, allowing faster speed. Her posture is upright and leans slightly forward when flying. She has two smaller purple energy blasts charged in each of her fists while speeding toward the enemy at ten times the speed of the normal & evolved forms. She attacks by slashing three times with her energized claws (somewhat similarly to Sanada Yukimura's attack animation), then charges her fists again with an animation similar to Megidora's. The color theme is similar to the Evolved Form, with the wings now lightning black with shades of black. The cat on her chest is now back to normal, this time being smaller than usual.

Description: An ancient Cat weapon that was rumored to have caused the first apocalypse. Has unearthly offensive power (Area Attack) Turns out the first apocalypse was actually caused by this one. You can see why... Has unearthly offensive power (Area Attack) Finally got the zipper on her costume unstuck, nows he is free and unstoppable! Can't control the destructive urges that compel her to wreak havoc on everything around her! Freed from the seal of her costume, Cathamut takes off to destroy the world once more. The tremendous power that has begun to awaken has made her lose control of herself, and she will do anything possible to cause destruction. They say the power to obliterate Earth is already her. Freed of the suit which shackled her power, Her power and speed is unmatched (Area Attack) Rumored to have once destroyed the world An ultra-ancient weapon of legend Attacks enemies with overwhelming amounts of destructive power (Area Attack) Rumored to have once destroyed the world Turned out to be a costume for the real ultra-ancient weapon Still harnesses destructive power (Area Attack) Rumored to have once destroyed the world Cathamut is now released and awakened from the costume of the ultra-ancient weapon Expels enemies with immortal speed and power (Area Attack)

Talent Name Gain the "Explosion" ability. Unit's movement speed will increase. Gain the "Immune to Slow" ability.

She's Gijinka or female humanization version of a pre-existing character. She's a thousands of years old (exist in a milennia)