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Battle Cats Rangers (にゃんこレンジャー, Nyanko Renjā, lit. Nyanko Ranger) was a spin-off title of The Battle Cats/Nyanko Daisensou that started its pre-registration from April 13th, 2017 and released on April 27th, 2017. Developed by PONOS, Memory Inc and YD Online Corp. It was shut down on March 29th, 2019.

Blurb[]

The Battle Cats' spin off game 'Battle Cats Rangers' is now available!!

Weirdly cute cats are here to stay!!
Make your favorite team and move forward!

◎Easy control◎
・ Tap, tap with finger and the hero cat will zap, zap the enemies!
・ The Battle Cat team will auto-attack the enemies!

◎RPG aspect◎
・ Power up your battle cat heroes - level up and train skills!
・ Collect more battle cats to mix and match your best battle cat team!

◎Unlimited loops for the joyride◎
・ Prestige to collect keys and enhance the battle cat hero!
・ Get mysterious treasure after prestige!
・ Solve the enigma and combine battle cat teammates to wear special buff!
・ Summon spirit to power boost the battle cats!

Sick and tired of heavy games?
Refresh yourself with the Battle Cats Rangers!
Let's Battle Cats Rangers!

Gameplay[]

Battle Cats Rangers was a simple tapping game; tap the screen to attack enemies that endlessly stream towards your cats. You wouldn't take any damage, and there was no time limit, although while fighting bosses you would only have 30 seconds to defeat them. If you were unable to defeat a boss, then you would have to wait until you leveled up. You could earn new playable characters, as well as teammate cats, both of which could be upgraded. Cat Combos could be unlocked and used by selecting certain cats, which gave certain bonuses to your team. There were treasures to collect, which were earned through Prestiging, which also give bonuses. There was a daily bonus of a set amount of Cat Food, and there were many opportunities to watch ads in order to earn Cat Food or coins.

Features[]

  • Hero: The player's character.
    • There were five Heroes; Cat, Tank Cat, Axe Cat, Cow Cat, and Bird Cat. Each Hero had 3 forms of evolution, the first of which was unlocked through progressing the stages, and the second two requiring Cat Food to unlock.
  • Team: Cats from The Battle Cats varying from Normal to Super Rare Cats
    • They followed behind the Hero, dealing DPS to enemies. Each cat dealt a set DPS, which was increased through leveling using coins earned while playing. Certain skills were unlocked by reaching a certain level, and cats could be evolved to further increase their stats.
  • Cat Combos: Earned by selecting certain cats in your team.
    • These Combos, just like in the original Battle Cats, would give your team bonuses and stat increases. You could use multiple at once, gaining bonuses from each one. Once a Cat Combo was unlocked you would earn one Cat Food for doing so.
  • Prestige/Treasure: You could Prestige once you reached a certain Stage in order to earn keys to open chests.
    • Each time you opened a chest you would be granted 1 of 22 random treasures, which would give you a specific stat increase. These treasures came from the Treasures used in both The Battle Cats and Nyanko Daisensou.
  • Sprits: Temporary cats that would give boosts to the player, all of which costed 50 Cat Food.
    • Brave Cat Spirit: Gave the player 5% chance to boost team DPS by 100% of 2% seconds.
    • Greedy Cat Spirit: Gave the player 5% to get a 50% gold bonus when defeating an enemy.
    • Grump Cat Spirit: Started the player from level 50 after prestiging.
  • Currencies:
    • Cat Coins were the main currency in this game. They could be earned by defeating enemies, watching ads, and randomly from the floating treasure fairy. Cat Coins were needed to upgrade your Hero and teammates, as well as your skills.
    • Cat Food was the secondary currency in the game. It could be earned at daily intervals when logging in, by watching ads, completing daily missions, learning Cat Combos, and by purchasing them. Cat Food was used to evolve Heroes, and to buy certain items or upgrades.
  • Enemies: The enemy roster consisted of nearly all non-collab enemies that existed in the Battle Cats' Enemy Guide at the time of Battle Cats Rangers' release, ranging from common peons such as Doge to fearsome bosses such as Cruel Angel Clionel. Enemies would endlessly stream towards you, dealing no damage, and giving coins each time they were defeated. Some enemies in higher rounds could stun your Cats, making them useless for a period of time. Each stage you advanced increased the enemies' health until you could no longer advance, or had everything unlocked. The only new regular enemy was the Money Monster, a Cat with two short, stubby arms, a treasure chest on its back, and ridiculous amounts of health.
  • World Boss: A "raid boss" feature added in one of the later updates, the World Boss put the player's character against one of three never-before-seen enemies with increasing health everytime damage was dealt to it. The higher the damage, the higher the player's position on the leaderboard the player would be, with better rewards for higher-ranking players. The three World Bosses were Chymera, Czar Penguin and the Demon Lord.
  • Daily Spin: A roulette wheel that allowed the player to obtain keys, Cat Coins or Cat Food daily.
  • Missions: Missions that the player could complete to earn Cat Food.

Pre-registration[]

The game had reached 100,000 pre-registrants on April 16th, 2017. Below are the rewards: Rewards that were sent to BC Rangers players:

  • 10,000 Pre-registrants: +30 Cat Food
  • 20,000 Pre-registrants: +70 Cat Food
  • 50,000 Pre-registrants: +100 Cat Food
  • 100,000 Pre-registrants: +200 Cat Food
  • 200,000 Pre-registrants: +500 Cat food

Rewards that were sent to Battle Cats players:

  • 10,000 Pre-registrants: Cat Ticket +3
  • 20,000 Pre-registrants: Cat Ticket +3; Cat Food +30
  • 50,000 Pre-registrants: Cat Ticket +3; Cat Food +30; Rare Cat Ticket +1
  • 100,000 Pre-registrants: Cat Ticket +3; Cat Food +30; Rare Cat Ticket +2

Gallery[]

General[]

Money Monster[]

World Bosses[]

Chymera[]

Czar Penguin[]

Demon Lord[]

Trivia[]

  • Battle Cats Rangers was the first Battle Cats spin-off to be released in English. Kumanchu Royale and Nyanko Daibōsō existed prior, but only in Japanese.
  • All of the names were translated from Nyanko Daisensou, instead of using the names from The Battle Cats. Dom Cat, for instance, was known by her Japanese name Queen Cat.
  • In update 1.0.5, there were many mistranslations that could be found such as Treasure names and Cat information.

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