#Cat ninja mills eagles upgrade

Normal Form: Looks like a regular Cat wearing a ninja costume.

Attack Buff: Upgrades attack power by 8% per level up to 80% (Total Cost: 125 NP.

Defense Buff: Upgrades health by 8% per level up to 80% (Total Cost: 125 NP).

Move Speed Up: Increases Movement Speed by 1 per level up to 10 (Total Cost: 125 NP).

Dodge Attack: Adds 20% chance to Dodge for 24f 0.8 seconds, increases 4f 0.13 seconds per level up to 60f 2 seconds (Total Cost: 165 NP).

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f = frame 30f = 1 second Attack Animation = Idle + Foreswing + Backswing (f).

HP = Health AP = Attack Power DPS = Damage Per Second 2 Movement Speed = 1 Range/f.

*See this section to calculate Ninja Cat's stats. *For units with multi-hit attacks, attack animation is the part of the animation leading up to the first hit. *Time between attacks is the time from the attack's execution to the start of the next attack (includes backswing). *First stats are 1st form's initial other stats include 300% Empire of Cats Treasures recharge time may vary. Strong against Red enemies (Deals 1.5x damage, only takes 1/2 damage) Overall, optionally worth the investments but by no means required. Since Black enemies tend to deal immense overall damage, it's safe to assume that Flying Ninja Cat will die from only one hit when the Dodge ability doesn't trigger. Since Flying Ninja Cat's base stats are really low, Defense Buff and Attack Buff won't improve her much and Target Black is only useful with Dodge Attack. Move Speed Up helps her out a lot too, as it allows meatshields to be generally more effective and to clog the enemy limit less.

Overall, this form's only purpose is making Talents available for Ninja Cat.įlying Ninja Cat's usage as a meatshield is improved dramatically by her Dodge Attack talent as, with it, Flying Ninja Cat goes from being little more than a more expensive Mohawk Cat in practice to a unit who can hold off decently well against even the strongest Red enemies. Thus, regardless of the minor improvements, Flying Ninja Cat still has such low health that, even against Reds, her use is not recommended at all, rendering her a Combo-slave and nothing else. At the very least, however, her cost becomes closer to that of a unit that is expected to die in one hit, but it is still too high. Since her stats are unsalvageable by the time this form is unlocked, all that matters is her quality as a disposable meatshield, which is decreased by the slower speed. Though she becomes obsolete for actual use, Ninja Cat is also part of the Cool Japan Combo, which provides a medium (15%) attack boost to all your units this is a very useful Combo and is worth bringing into many stages, mainly due to its synergy with Awakened Bahamut Cat.įlying Ninja Cat becomes slower and cheaper.

#Cat ninja mills eagles upgrade

It is recommended to buy her as early as possible, as she alone can carry through the whole first, second and the early portion of the third chapter, but her use rapidly declines afterwards, quickly becoming outclassed by Dark Cat (which can upgrade to + levels) and Crazed Axe Cat, two cats that aren't even very strong to begin with. Ninja Cat is extremely potent early on, having straight-up better stats than Axe Cat. In order to classify Cat Units, see here Strategy/Usage