King Wahwah (Japanese:チワワン伯爵; Hepburn:Chiwawan hakushaku (Count Chiwawan)) is a boss enemy capable of doing multi-hit that appears in the Deadly stage N-1 Grand Prix.
Enemy
Essentially a weaker Cat God, he moves slowly with a large range and hit radius with 100% knockback ability. He also has a lot of knockbacks, which can be helpful or annoying depending on the situation. The main problem is the restrictions (Normal and Uber Rare only) that are in place in the level King Wahwah appears in.
Strategy
Mohawk and Eraser are your only meatshields. Mohawk Cat may be replaced if your Eraser is high-leveled. Lion Cat can be used to keep Wahwah at bay because of its numerous knockbacks. Island Cat can be used as a tank along with Jamiera to attack Wahwah. Quick attackers such as The Peach Angels or Yukimura should be used to chip off Wahwah. Tanky Ubers, especially those who resist knockback (Shadow Gao, Divine Kai and God-Emperor Sodom), should be used as the main attacker. However, the peons may easily kill these cats, so be sure to send them only when Wahwah is alone/without the support Kang Roos.
Dictionary
English Version
Born in Year 1196 of the cosmic calendar, he earned a crown through his military service and advancement of the sciences. Annoyed that his kid brother is more famous for a reality show.
Born as the son of the 1196 painter of the Cosmological Calendar.
It was an exceptional effort and went up to Earl's position
I am a performer in the entertainer. Mrs Pudor is my wife.
My younger brother Peru is famous for the universe No. 1 host.
Stats
King Wahwah
Health
Attack Power
Attack Range
Time between attacks
Movement Speed
Knockback
Attack Animation
1,000,000 HP
24,000 damage
600 (Area attack)
89f
5
25 times
39f
Special Ability
Attribute
Multi-hit attack (8000, 8000, 8000)
Knockback all Cat Units (100%)
Omni Strike (Effective range: -500~1000)
White
Trivia
Similar to Daboo of the Dead and Winged Pigge, King Wahwah has a negative long-distance attack. This means he is capable of hitting Cat Units behind him and cats outside his range.
His reality TV star brother referenced in his description is referencing the fact that the description of Mistress Celeboodle mentions that she married a chihuahua reality star.
It can be inferred that the two dogs pulling King Wahwah’s chariot are a more haggard Dagshund and Mistress Celeboodle. Note the bandana worn by the frontmost dog (the bunny ears, if you can’t see it), and the wig and tufts of hair on the rearmost dog.
