Absolute Defence is the second Crazed Cat Stage. It appears on the 6th of every month.
Battleground
- Infinite Snaches spawn after 0 seconds0f, delay 2~20 seconds60f~600f.
- Infinite Gories spawn after 33.33 seconds1,000f, delay 100 seconds3,000f.
- Infinite Gories spawn after 34 seconds1,020f, delay 100 seconds3,000f.
- Infinite Gories spawn after 34.67 seconds1,040f, delay 100 seconds3,000f.
- Infinite Duches spawn after 100.67 seconds3,020f, delay 100 seconds3,000f.
- Infinite Duches spawn after 101.33 seconds3,040f, delay 100 seconds3,000f.
- Infinite Duches spawn after 101.33 seconds3,040f, delay 100 seconds3,000f.
- Infinite Owlbrows spawn after 67.33 seconds2,020f, delay 100 seconds3,000f.
- Infinite Owlbrows spawn after 67.33 seconds2,020f, delay 100 seconds3,000f.
- Infinite Owlbrows spawn after 68 seconds2,040f, delay 100 seconds3,000f.
- When the base reaches 99% HP:
- 1 Crazed Tank Cat spawns as the boss.
Strategy
For most players, you will want to bring Rich Cat, Sniper the Cat, and if necessary, Cat CPU. The Crazed Tank's stage is by far one of the most important in the game, rewarding an exceptional meatshield unit. Trios of enemies will spawn on timers, with the Crazed Tank on base hit. Try to stall hitting the base until defeating the first set of Owlbrows, as you will need as much cash as you can to battle Crazed Tank.
Crazed Tank's range is no laughing matter: you will need units that outrange it. Lizard/Dragon Cat and Bahamut Cat will most likely be your main fighting force, both having enough range to safely hit Crazed Tank. Ururun works even better; however, obtaining her at this point in the game may be a trial in itself. Know also that Crazed Tank boss itself is extremely tanky, boasting much more HP than the regular Crazed Cat. With 1 knockback as well, you will really want to bring Sniper the Cat, as it will help in pushing Crazed Tank back. You will also need to use the Cat Cannon.
Recommended Ubers
- Aphrodite, Nobiluga, Kinrangers, Sakura Miku and other Long Distance Ubers are able to safely outrange the boss and potentially hit the base behind him with the use of a Sniper the Cat and sufficient protection. Should you have any of them, they will quite certainly make this stage an easier ordeal.
- Warlock and Pierre (38+) will leave the base one hit away from destruction if they are the first to hit it. This makes a massive difference when trying to cheese the stage, though landing that final hit will not be any easier.
Strategy 1
Lineup: Mohawk Cat, Eraser Cat, Crazed Macho Cat, another meatshield, Dragon Cat, Bahamut Cat and any other cats with a range longer than 390, otherwise Crazed Tank will kill the unit immediately. If possible, use cats with Knockback abilities, such as Ururun Wolf. Any Long Distance units with enough range to snipe the base will also help.
Battle Items: Sniper the Cat (optional) and Cat CPU (recommended)
Battle: start by turning off the Cat CPU immediately. Save up money, summon Bahamut and attack the enemy base. When Crazed Tank Cat comes out, turn on the Cat CPU and the battle should be won automatically from there. Long Distance units will be able to hit the base behind the enemy units they aim at, meaning the battle might be won before the Crazed Tank is killed.
Walkthrough
| Video | Player | Notes |
|---|---|---|
 Battle Cats Beginners' Guide - How to Beat the Crazed Tank; No Gacha (S4E3) |
Regit | No Gacha |
