Introducing Crazed Titan Cat
Crazed Titan Cat is a special Super Rare Cat that can be unlocked in The Battle Cats by completing the Crazed Titan stage. It has high health and damage output but is slow moving. Crazed Titan Cat shines against tough enemies like bosses, with its large amount of health allowing it to withstand hits. Its main downside is sluggish movement speed.
According to the Battle Cats Wiki, Crazed Titan Cat has 201,200 health at level 30 and can deal 51,600 damage per hit to traited enemies [1]. It has a movement speed of 4 and a range of 475.
Stats and Abilities
Crazed Titan Cat has 3,600 HP and deals 1,184 damage per attack at level 1 [1]. Its health and attack power increase as it levels up, reaching 52,200 HP and 17,167 damage at level 30 [2].
Crazed Titan Cat has a single target attack and high health allowing it to soak up damage. Its main ability is strong against traited enemies, dealing triple damage to them. This makes Crazed Titan Cat very effective against tough traited enemies likeCli-One and R. Ost [1].
Obtaining Crazed Titan Cat
Crazed Titan Cat is obtained by completing the Crazed Titan stage in Cats of the Cosmos. To unlock this stage, you first need to clear Sky Garden in Into the Future Chapter 1. After clearing Sky Garden, the Crazed Titan stage will appear on the 16th of every month.
Beating Crazed Titan Cat is very challenging without proper preparation. It is recommended to have all anti-alien treasures from Into the Future and your basic cats at level 20 or higher before attempting this stage. You’ll also want heavy hitting area attackers like Paris Cat to quickly take down the peons. Stacked Bahamut Cats are essential for high DPS against the boss. Bringing rich cat and sniper the cat can make clearing the stage much easier.
With strong anti-alien Ubers like Catman or Warlock and Pierre, Crazed Titan becomes much more manageable. But even without Ubers, Crazed Titan can be beaten with a well-balanced lineup and proper strategy. Be patient, time your attacks, and utilize any anti-alien cats in your arsenal.
Strengths
Crazed Titan Cat excels in several situations thanks to its high health and damage output. With 63,800 HP, Crazed Titan Cat can soak up hits from strong enemies like bosses and enemy titans (1). This allows Crazed Titan Cat to act as a tanky meatshield, protecting your more fragile cats behind it.
The high 17,167 damage also helps Crazed Titan Cat take down tough enemies quickly. According to sources, Crazed Titan Cat can easily defeat peons and land multiple hits on stronger enemies like bosses before dying (2). This damage output makes Crazed Titan Cat useful for clearing levels where the boss or main threat has high HP.
In addition, the 150 standing range allows Crazed Titan Cat to outrange many early and mid-game enemies. This means Crazed Titan Cat can get hits in safely without taking damage (3). The 81 movement speed is also reasonably fast, letting Crazed Titan Cat charge into the enemy frontline.
Overall, Crazed Titan Cat excels in mid to late game situations with high HP enemies due to its tankiness, high damage, decent speed, and good standing range. It’s a solid all-around unit that can fill multiple roles.
Weaknesses
Crazed Titan Cat struggles against enemies that outrange it like Master A. and THE SLOTH due to its shorter range of 450 (compared to Master A.’s 650 range). Its slow movement speed of 5 also makes it vulnerable to being knocked back by enemies before reaching them.
Additionally, Crazed Titan Cat lacks any abilities to protect against freeze, slow, knockback, warp, or critical hits. This leaves it vulnerable when faced with enemies with those abilities like Alpacky, Henry, and Dolphina. Its single target damage also means it can struggle against large hordes of peons.
According to the Battle Cats Wiki [1], Crazed Titan Cat is also not very useful against metal enemies due to its mediocre damage. Its high cost of 1700 money can also make it difficult to stack multiple Crazed Titan Cats.
Best Uses
Crazed Titan Cat shines against enemies with high health but low damage, like bosses and powerful ranged enemies. His massive health pool allows him to soak up hits while dishing out consistent damage.
Some of the best situations to deploy Crazed Titan Cat include:
- Against powerful bosses like Bun Bun variants. Crazed Titan can absorb hits while other cats chip away at the boss’s health (https://www.reddit.com/r/battlecats/comments/2xcfai/crazed_titan_cat_strategy_true_forms_used_alert/).
- Against long-range enemies like Camelle and Teacher Bun Bun. Crazed Titan can get in close while resisting their damage.
- In late Stories of Legend levels with powerful enemies. His bulk makes him very tanky.
- On levels with limited cash. His relatively low cost allows him to be deployed frequently.
Just be wary of deploying Crazed Titan against enemies with waves, barriers, or multi-hit attacks, as they can shred through even his massive HP.
Cat Combos
Crazed Titan Cat has some useful cat combos that can enhance its abilities. Here are some of the best combos to utilize:
The Unjust War combo boosts the health and attack power of Crazed Titan Cat by 20% and 12% respectively when paired with units like Castaway Cat and Gentleman Brothers.[1]
Pairing Crazed Titan Cat with Moneko Cat, Figure Skating Cats, and Waitress Cat forms the Chemistry Cat combo, which increases health by 10% and attack power by 5%.
For increased defense, the Kung-Fu Cat combo boosts health by 30% when you have Crazed Titan Cat, Dancing Flasher Cat, Kung Fu Cat X, and any other Luga unit.[2]
The OGRES combo with units like Crazed Dragon Cat and Crazed Axe Cat gives a boost of 13% to attack power and 10% to health.
Using Crazed Titan Cat with Crazed Gross Cat and other Awakened units forms the Awakened Warriors combo for increased stats.
[1] https://battle-cats.fandom.com/wiki/Unjust_War_(Cat_Combo)
[2] https://battle-cats.fandom.com/wiki/Kung-Fu_Cat_(Cat_Combo)
True Form
Crazed Titan Cat’s True Form is called Manic Mohawk Cat, and is unlocked by completing the Manic Dark stage in Merciless Cats. The True Form increases health and attack power to 39,600 HP and 20,400 damage respectively at level 30. The attack animation changes to a rapid claw slash.
The True Form Manic Mohawk Cat is a very powerful tank with significant damage output. The increased HP allows it to survive hits from strong enemies, and the boosted damage makes it a serious threat. With proper strategy and support, Manic Mohawk Cat can decimate backlines.
Some key advantages of the True Form are:
- Much higher HP – can withstand attacks from deadly enemies
- Higher damage – becomes a greater offensive threat
- Faster attack animation – hits come out quicker
The main downside is the stage to unlock the True Form can be very challenging. Overall, Manic Mohawk Cat is a top-tier tank unit well worth obtaining.
Alternatives
While Crazed Titan Cat is a powerful tanky unit, there are some alternatives that can fulfill a similar role on your team. Here are some other cats to consider:
Island Cat – The basic form Island Cat has good health and can take hits. It lacks the damage output of Crazed Titan Cat though. Still a decent meatshield option if you lack Crazed Titan.
Jamiera Cat – The evolved form of Island Cat. Jamiera has excellent health and can fill the role of tanky meatshield. Its speed is slower than Crazed Titan which can be a downside.
Manic Island – The manic form of Island Cat available later in the game. Manic Island has the highest HP in the game and fulfills the ultra tank role very well. However, it is extremely difficult to obtain.
Cat Machine – A great uber rare unit that can fill the niche of tanky attacker. It has slightly lower HP than Crazed Titan but hits much harder. If you have Cat Machine, it may make Crazed Titan less essential.
Overall, Crazed Titan Cat remains one of the best tanky options in the game. But the cats mentioned above can serve as alternatives if you are struggling to beat the Crazed Titan stage or want additional tanky units on your squad.
Verdict
Overall, Crazed Titan Cat is a very good special cat that is worth obtaining. Its high health, area attack ability, and decent range make it useful for tanking hits from long-range enemies like backliners and bosses. It can soak up damage while your other cats stack up behind it to press forward. Its true form provides a substantial health boost and strengthens its niche as a tank with weaken ability. While it isn’t the top choice for all situations, Crazed Titan Cat fills an important role and pairs well with meatshields or high DPS attackers. Just be wary of its slow movement speed. For those looking for a tanky area attacker with lots of health, Crazed Titan Cat is a great option to have in your lineup.