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Festival Gross (Insane) is the fourth Crazed Cat Stage. It appears on the 12th and the 26th of every month. In The Battle Cats Unite!, it appears every Tuesday.


Battleground[]

  • Infinite Snaches spawn after 13.33 seconds400f, delay 10~11.33 seconds300f~340f.
  • Infinite Snaches spawn after 13.33 seconds400f, delay 10~11.33 seconds300f~340f.
  • Infinite Squire Rels spawn after 3.33 seconds100f, delay 10~13.33 seconds300f~400f.
  • 5 Crazed Gross Cats spawn, delay 16.67 seconds500f.
  • 4 Crazed Gross Cats spawn after 83.33 seconds2,500f, delay 10 seconds300f.
  • Infinite Crazed Gross Cats spawn after 126.67 seconds3,800f, delay 21.33 seconds640f.

Strategy[]

This is a fairly simple yet challenging level; the best way to win is by not using meatshields at all but instead fight with only ranged attackers so a Crazed Gross doesn't hit a meatshield and trigger a Wave Attack. If the player possesses a wave blocker such as Octopus Cat, it can pretty much nullify the stage totally and utterly.

Strategy 1[]

Lineup: Macho Leg Cat, Paris Cat, King Dragon Cat, Valkyrie Cat 20, Bahamut Cat 20

Notes: The open slots can be used for Cat Combos, ranged units like Crazed Dragon Cat, and Uber Rares.

Start by saving money, and when the first Crazed Gross Cat is halfway to the base, spawn Macho Leg, Paris Cat, and Dragon Cat. Spawn Bahamut Cat when you have enough money. The main method for this strategy is to build up an army of King Dragon Cats and Paris Cats and hope to not get hit by waves too often.

Do not let the Crazed Gross Cats stack or get too close to your base as their waves will keep knocking your attackers behind your base and make them useless without proper timing.

Strategy 2 (Wave Shield)[]

Lineup: Cat, Boogie Cat, Catburger, Octopus Cat, Paris Cat, Dragon Cat, Valkyrie Cat 20, Bahamut Cat 20

Notes:

The player does not need any high level Cats for this strategy except for a wave blocker.

If you have a Wave Shield such as Octopus Cat or Cat Machine, the level becomes a joke as the Crazed Gross Cats have extremely low range, so just summon the Cat with many meatshields, some attackers and fight as you would do in a regular level. Any lineup with a Wave Shield and 3-4 75¢ meatshield will work. The best strategy would be to have several Octopus Cats and many 75¢ meatshields in the front while cats such as the ones mentioned above stack up in the back.

Strategy 3 (Cyborg Cat)[]

Lineup: Cyborg Cat, Castaway Cat 28

Notes: Bring a Rich Cat. Castaway Cat can be swapped out for other midrangers. The open slots can be used for Cat Combos (this strategy was tested using Sister Act), and other midrange attackers.

Do not send out any cats other than your Cyborg and your other attacker

Immediately begin spamming Cyborgs. You can begin spamming your attacker once you get a surplus of money. Eventually your Cyborgs should build up a stack large enough to knockback the Crazed Grosses with them only landing 1 attack. Once you reach this point and kill the first 9 Crazed Grosses, you have basically already beaten the stage because the enemies will not be able to push nearly hard enough. Remember to use your cat cannon to help clear the peons and buy a little more time to knockback a Crazed Gross.

Walkthrough[]

Video Player Notes
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How to Beat Crazed Gross EASILY! - The Battle Cats

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Battle Cats Beginners' Guide - How to Beat Crazed Gross; No Gacha (S6E2)

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Reference[]

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