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~ Nyanko! Welcome to Classifications! Not every unit has been reclassified yet, so either wait until they have been or please help us recategorize them!
NOTE: Classifications should only be applied on Revival of Bahamut-Cat's Moon and beyond.

Classification is an unofficial method that assigns Cat Units to a Class and defines their general role in the game.

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Ultima Galaxy Cosmo is undoubtedly a Super-Backliner, and since his Freeze on Floating & Angels is about as impressive as his long attack range, he is also a Crowd-Controller.

Classification is highly dependent on interpreting units' stats, as relatively stronger traits will be preferred in order to obtain a fair judgement.

Some Cat Units fit comfortably into 2 classes, such as Ultima Galaxy Cosmo with the "Super-Backliner" and "Crowd-Controller" classes. However, most units only fit into one standard based on their range.

Different forms may also change a unit's class entirely. For example, Mighty Lord Gao is a unit with high range and remarkable stats, which could be given a wider phrase like "attacker." Despite his range and notable stats, Gao fits more into the Backliner class; whereas Baby Gao has lower range and weaker stats, but has a much shorter cooldown, requiring a reclassification into Midranger.

The greatest example of a Classification change can be seen from the Tales of the Nekoluga Gacha event: its Ubers and Legend Rare are all completely unusable before being upgraded into their Evolved Form, where most become Backliners or Super-Backliners.

Note that classes are mostly irrelevant until the third Moon of Empire of Cats, where enemies start to become threats. In Empire of Cats, enemies are so weak that most cats can perform any role, and access to cats with some classes is limited anyway. The first stage in the game where classes are applicable is Empire of Cats Chapter 3's Moon, where the first threatening enemy is seen.

Due to there being a complete revamp of Classifications, it is recommended and supported for you to help us re-classify our Cats. The page most relevant to this is the Cat Release Order, where you can observe all Cat Units, the majority of whom have not been reclassified yet.

Range Classifications[]

A unit must have one range classification and only one range classification.

Melee (1-249 range): e.g. Awakened Bahamut Cat, Hip Hop Cat, Kotatsu Cat, etc.
Midranger (250-399 range): e.g. Maeda Keiji, Weightlifter Cat, Salon Cat, etc.
Backliner (400-499 range): e.g. Bahamut Cat, Baby Mola, Lizard Cat, etc.
Super-Backliner (500+ range): e.g. Li'l Nyandam, Radiant Aphrodite, Nerd Cat, etc.

Main Role Classifications[]

You can list multiple of these if the unit fits multiple roles. If a unit fits none of these roles (e.g., Thief Cat, who is not a nuker, rusher, tanker, waver, etc.) then leave it with only the range classification.

Windy Type a Attack Animation

Windy type α has very high damage against Floating enemies, and thus is able to "nuke" Teacher Bun Bun.

Nukers typically have a slowish attack rate, and they always have extreme damage per hit. They often have a damage-boosting ability against one or more traits. Examples include:

Rushers are extremely fast units, typically with shorter-than-average cooldowns, long backswings, high speed, and short/mid range. They often have high damage per hit and are able to do lots of damage quickly. Examples include:

Kai Type u Attack Animation

Kai, type μ has extremely high health and attack power, and can even tank hits from non-Floating enemies rather well.

Tankers are units who have extremely high HP and durability. They are used for taking hits from enemies without being knocked back, typically on stages where meatshields fall short. They often have a health-boosting ability against one or more traits and many of them have great attack power at a short range. Examples include:

Although Tankers tend to have melee range, some of them (such as King Gamereon), have Midranger or even Backliner range. These units are often referred to as Ranged Tanks; they tend to have longer cooldowns than other tanks and can synergize better with meatshields.

Snipers are units whose primary role is to kill backline enemies. They may use piercing attacks which can reach backlines protected by shorter ranged enemies. Or, they may simply stand further back than any enemy attack can reach, safely chipping away at the backline. Applies to many Long Distance and Surge Attack units. Examples include:

Manic Macho Legs Attack Animation

Manic Macho Legs' wave is able to clear out the peons spawning from the base.

Wavers are units with the Wave Attack or Mini-Wave ability. Most are also Snipers, but there are a few exceptions. The wave ability needs to be a major aspect of the unit's use for it to qualify as a Waver, so units with a low wave chance like Crazed Titan Cat are not considered Wavers. Examples include:

Crowdcontrol

Headmaster Cat Jobs's guaranteed Weaken & Surge can shut down almost any non-Metal enemy, like a true Crowd-Controller.

Crowd-Controllers are units that are mainly used to knockback enemies or inflict status effects (like Slow, Freeze, Weaken, or Curse). Examples include:

Critical hit

Catasaurus won't do much other than hurting Metals with Critical Hits.

Critters are units that have a reliable Critical ability. Examples include:

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Eraser Cat is a textbook example of a Meatshield, with low cost, low recharge time, and very high health.

Meatshields are units with a very low cost and minimal recharge time, even more preferably with the Survive ability and/or high health. Examples include:

Miscellaneous Role Classifications[]

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Fencer Cat can serve as an attacker, but is mainly used for his guaranteed chance to break Barriers.

Breakers are a small group of units that are mainly used for their ability to reliably destroy Barriers or Shields. Examples include:

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Madam the Savannah is pretty useless in battle, but is in several great Combos.

Combo Slaves are units that serve little to no purpose outside of Cat Combos, where they can be used to great effect with other units. Examples include:

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Behind Tutorial has bad stats and is not in any Combos, thus can only increase User Rank.

User Rank Dumps are completely useless cats, with no meaningful combos, very low stats or terrible performance in general. They are only ever used for boosting User Rank or as sacrifices in the Underground Labyrinth. As long as a unit can be upgraded, it classifies for User Rank Dump. These units are often discontinued collaboration cats. Examples include:

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