Female Hevijak

Appearance: Head and Hair Hevijack’s hair is long, flowing, and ink-black, cascading down her shoulders and back in layered strands that blend seamlessly into the darker hues of her outfit. It carries a faint metallic sheen, suggesting something supernatural rather than organic. A pair of jagged, glowing horns emerges from her head — their orange-gold light flickering like molten magma. These horns curve backward slightly, framing her face in an almost crown-like shape, enhancing her regal and intimidating presence. Atop her hair rests a single black rose, its petals deep and shadowed, contrasting the fiery glow of her crown and eyes.

Eyes and Expression Her eyes are sharp, luminous amber-orange with slit pupils that give her a predatory yet composed appearance. They glow faintly against her pale skin, reflecting the same burning energy as the fire that surrounds her. One eye is partly covered by her bangs, giving her a mysterious and calculating expression. Her overall demeanor is calm but carries an unspoken menace, as though she is quietly aware of her own overwhelming power. Her slight, knowing smile suggests control — the kind that comes from commanding both life and destruction.

Facial Features and Skin Hevijack’s skin is pale, almost porcelain-like, which emphasizes the fiery colors surrounding her. There’s an ethereal coldness to her complexion, a contrast to the infernal aura that radiates from her wings and serpentine guardian. Her face is youthful and unblemished, yet her expression betrays age and experience beyond mortal understanding — the look of a being who has seen countless eras burn away.

Clothing and Outfit Her attire is a gothic ensemble with a ceremonial flair — dark, intricate, and laced with metallic highlights. She wears a black dress with white and gray lining, adorned with sharp, angular armor-like patterns that resemble scales or obsidian shards. A golden bow rests at her chest, breaking the monotony of black with a regal touch that mirrors her inner fire. The dress is asymmetrical, its layers flowing down like molten shadows, reinforced with silver accents that form cross-like and thorn motifs. On her hands, she wears long black gloves, sleek and elegant, while her boots are pointed and armored, matching the obsidian style of her overall design.

Accessories and Symbols A black rose, symbolic of death and rebirth, adorns her outfit, marking her as a figure both divine and funereal. Her horns and the golden flames surrounding her act as living ornaments — shifting, breathing extensions of her being. Each flicker of fire moves with intent, as though conscious and loyal to her will. Her staff or weapon is subtle in form, suggesting she relies more on her innate power and control of infernal energy than on conventional arms.

Wings and Serpent Companion Behind her, a massive serpentine creature coils protectively — its body covered in blackened, volcanic scales streaked with glowing orange fissures. Several horned, flame-eyed heads emerge from its body, their gaping maws burning with molten light. The serpent’s wings extend outward like shattered obsidian blades, jagged and imposing, tipped with fiery embers that shimmer in rhythmic pulses. This draconic manifestation embodies her destructive aspect, a physical extension of her divinity. It hovers behind her like a halo of darkness and flame, whispering of ruin and judgment.

Aura and Presence Golden fire floats around her in the form of small, skull-like spirits, each burning with sentient rage and devotion. The atmosphere around Hevijack bends slightly with heat distortion, yet her composure remains perfectly still — like the eye of an eternal inferno. Her stance is confident and unyielding, her body language composed yet ready, the quiet authority of one who does not need to prove her supremacy.

Hevijack’s overall design balances elegance and apocalyptic might. The combination of gothic fashion, divine ornamentation, and monstrous guardianship creates a visual that is both beautiful and terrifying — a goddess-empress of flame and shadow who rules over the boundary between life, death, and destruction.

Personality: Overall Personality Hevijak the Wicked embodies the calm, commanding nature of an ancient power — a being who has long surpassed mortal morality and emotion. She is not chaotic for the sake of chaos; rather, she represents inevitable destruction, the natural cycle of ruin that follows creation. Her demeanor is composed and deliberate, never impulsive. Every motion, every word, carries the gravity of one who knows her strength cannot be challenged. To Hevijak, annihilation is not cruelty — it is balance restored through fire.

Temperament and Demeanor Cold yet refined, Hevijak speaks little, preferring silence over empty boasting. Her patience is infamous; she can remain still for ages, watching her enemies destroy themselves through fear or pride. However, beneath that stillness lies smoldering wrath — a slow, burning fury that ignites only when provoked or betrayed. Once awakened, her anger manifests not in chaos, but in surgical destruction — the kind that leaves nothing standing. Her composure is both her greatest weapon and the source of her dread aura.

Intellect and Judgment Hevijak is analytical and calculating, with a mind honed by centuries of warfare and conquest. She perceives combat as a form of art, balancing offense and defense with perfectionist precision. Her understanding of her enemies goes beyond their physical form — she reads intent, fear, and weakness like a scholar reading a familiar text. When she strikes, it is with the certainty of one who has already foreseen the outcome. Despite her monstrous reputation, she respects strategy and intellect, often sparing those who display courage or cleverness worthy of her acknowledgment.

Pride and Authority As the self-proclaimed dragon queen of corruption and flame, Hevijak carries an immense sense of authority. She demands obedience not through fear alone but through sheer presence. Those beneath her are expected to serve faithfully, while those who betray her are reduced to ashes without hesitation. Her pride is not blind arrogance — it is rooted in her unmatched legacy and mastery of power. She views herself as the arbiter of divine punishment, not a tyrant, and sees rebellion as a childish defiance against cosmic order.

Morality and Worldview To Hevijak, morality is a mortal illusion — a construct of weak beings clinging to meaning in a universe of decay. Her allegiance to the Aku is not born of malice but recognition: she sees the dark as a truth that the light refuses to face. In her philosophy, destruction purifies existence, reducing corruption back to its essence. She considers herself not evil, but necessary — the shadow that ensures the cycle continues. Her brand of righteousness is cruel, but consistent.

Relationships and Loyalty Hevijak values loyalty and discipline above all. Those who fight under her command are treated with austere fairness — never coddled, but always protected if they prove their worth. Her trust is rare and her forgiveness rarer still. Yet to those few she calls allies, she shows unexpected compassion, expressed not through words but through unflinching defense and sacrifice. Betrayal, however, is an unforgivable sin that earns only incineration beneath her blackened flame.

Emotional Core Beneath the icy exterior, Hevijak bears a deep loneliness — the kind that comes with godhood and eternal vigilance. Her alliance with the Aku severed her from the celestial realm, and though she claims indifference, remnants of sorrow linger in her solitude. The few moments of quiet she allows herself are spent reflecting on what she has destroyed and what remains. Her existence is a paradox of strength and grief — a dragon who burns the heavens while mourning their beauty.

Battle Persona On the battlefield, Hevijak is the embodiment of control and devastation. She does not rush into combat but advances like an approaching storm, her attacks slow yet absolute. When she strikes, the ground trembles and the sky ignites — a display of dominance meant to break both body and spirit. Her immunity to waves and knockbacks mirrors her mentality: unshaken, unmoved, impervious to distractions. Every movement is regal, deliberate, and final — a queen who commands through inevitability.

Symbolic Essence Hevijak represents the law of destructive rebirth — the moment where light gives way to shadow, and arrogance gives way to ash. Her black flames symbolize judgment, her serpent form wisdom and temptation intertwined. To mortals, she is apocalypse incarnate; to herself, she is balance restored. Whether viewed as villain or deity, Hevijak remains constant — an eternal reminder that even the heavens can burn.

Information about her and lore: Hevijak the Wicked is an Uber Rare Cat added in Version 10.9. She can be unlocked by playing the Rare Cat Capsule during the Lords of Destruction Dragon Emperors event. True Form added in Version 12.3 improves health, attack, and range, with 100% chance to knockback Red and Aku enemies. Talents were added in Version 14.2.

Performance

• 50% chance to knockback Red and Aku enemies (100% in True Form)
• Resistant to Red and Aku enemies
• 50% chance to instantly pierce Shields

Pros High health High damage High range

Cons Long recharge High cost Long attack foreswing and time between attacks, yet knockback and piercing are still RNG Class: Backliner & Breaker

Strategy/Usage Hevijak can do a lot for your army, once you gather up enough money for her. For most of the time, she will work as a second Bahamut Cat, staying in the back and attacking rarely, but with powerful attacks. This makes her fairly versatile and rarely unusable.

She's nothing special against Reds, as Roe Cat is a far better specialist tanker, while Dread Pirate Catley already exists for knocking them back, not to mention other, more effective attackers. Red enemies are often way too aggressive and must be subdued with an equal amount of brute force or crowd-controlling effects, with knockback being a subpar option and tanking only feasible for units with lower recharge times.

Hevijak has better matchups against Aku, as she can pierce their Shields and her resistance allows her to tank Aku's Surges for her other abilities to come into play. There's also the general lack of alternatives. Her range isn't the highest, but it's enough to stay clear of Fallen Bear and Dark Priest Mamon. Additionally, Hevijak can make it inside Ackey's blindspot, though this depends on your meatshields and the enemies supporting Ackey. Since her supporters will be less likely to hold the ground as well, she'll have to rely on her health more, meaning that she can still turn into a waste of money if summoned without the proper support. With the proper support and skill, Hevijak can be a staple on many anti-Aku lineups.

Needless to say, Hevijak doesn't perform well outside of her niche, so it isn't recommended to use her on mixed stages (unless, of course, you can utilize her raw damage).

True Form Hevijak's main gain in this form is her guaranteed chance to knockback her targets, making it that much easier to regain ground. Even when against Shielded Aku enemies, the only thing she needs is a well-placed Shield Pierce or assistance from other units. The other stat increases are good to have, but being a specialty unit that works defensively, the health and range boosts (can only outrange Lord of Ruin Jagando by 5) are more important, whereas the damage boost, while not bad at all, doesn't do much, even if it makes her presence much more impactful. Considering it requires rare and elusive materials, this may not be the True Form for everyone, but some will always find it necessary if they lack alternatives or if they're used to having Hevijak around for Aku anyways.

Apart from that, Hevijak also gains a Cat Combo with Gas Mask Cat and Radical Cat, boosting unit health by 20% for only three slots. Considering all three units do enjoy a good health increase with their roles and due to its sheer efficiency, getting this True Form—even if just for the Combo—might actually be worth it.

Description: Foul dragon, born of miasma and destined to bring disaster and utter destruction to foolish mortal foes. Tough vs Red and Aku, chance of Knockback/Piercing. Given the overwhelming power to annihilate the celestial kingdom through dark pacts with the Aku. Tough vs Red and Aku, chance of Knockback/Piercing. A dark dragon that has taken dark light into itself. Its fire has laid waste to many worlds. Tough vs Aku/Red, with 100% Knockback and chance of Shield Piercing.

Talents Gain the "Strengthen" ability. Gain the "Immune to Waves" ability. Gain the "Immune to Knockback" ability. Unit's defensive power will increase Unit's attack power will increase

Born from a dark cloud, this legendary evil dragon brings disaster to the world Attacks enemies with overwhelming destructive power. Tough against Red enemies and Devils, occasionally knocks them back and pierces Devil Shields Evil dragon Queen who gained the power to annihilate the heavens and the earth through a contract with the Devils Attacks enemies with overwhelming destructive power. Tough against Red enemies and Devils, occasionally knocks them back and pierces Devil Shields Legendary evil dragon who absorbed the power of wicked light energy and unlocked its true strength Its ominous flames lead many worlds to destruction. Tough against Red enemies and Devils, guaranteed to knock them back and occasionally pierces Devil Shields

Hevijak's name is most likely derived from the Japanese words 蛇 hebi (snake) and 邪悪 jāku (wicked/evil), in which case it essentially means "evil snake". Incidentally, both 蛇 and 邪 can be read as ja, making this somewhat of a pun

She's Gijinka or female humanization version of a pre-existing character. She's currently thousands of years old.