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Seaweed Shallows is the seventh stage in Swimming Cats.


Battleground[]

  • Infinite Doges spawn, delay 3~20 seconds90f~600f.
  • Infinite Snaches spawn, delay 3~20 seconds90f~600f.
  • Infinite Those Guys spawn after 40 seconds1,200f, delay 3~20 seconds90f~600f.
  • Infinite Teacher Bears spawn, delay 40~53.33 seconds1,200f~1,600f.
  • Infinite Doge Darks spawn, delay 8~12 seconds240f~360f.
  • When the base reaches 99% HP:
  • When the base reaches 80% HP:
    • Infinite Doge Darks spawn, delay 8~12 seconds240f~360f.

Strategy[]

Be careful, for every enemy in this level but Doge Dark has a 400% strength magnification. Use long-ranged units such as Dragon Cat, Hacker Cat or Unknown Cat, or use Ring Girl Cat as an extra precaution.

If you have a Long Distance unit, use it to push back the Teacher Bears so you can attack the enemy base. If you have Crazed Bahamut Cat, use him to deal heavy damage to the Teacher Bears and Doge Darks, but be sure to meatshield constantly because of Teacher Bear's range.

Use some short-ranged cats too. Paris Cat is good for pushing back the Doge Darks, while Cat Gang and/or True Valkyrie Cat can help with the Teacher Bears. If used correctly, a Butterfly Cat can also be used to hit the Teacher Bears.

Put simply, if you exploit the Bears' many knockbacks you'll surely win.

Trivia[]

  • Seaweed Shallows' Japanese name, Tengusa Island (テングサ島), is a reference to the real-world Amakusa islands (天草諸島). The connection is that 天草 (Amakusa) can also be read as tengusa, which refers to any of the red algae of the genus Gelidium.

Reference[]

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