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Cat Invasion Wave Checklist

Tick badges from 25 through 1000 and mark named-cat checkpoints so the next queue has a real target.

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Wave Checklist

Use this checklist to pick the next Cat Invasion target before you press play. It is markdown, not a tracker app. Tick what you already own, then queue for the next empty box. Wave badges sit at 25, 50, 75, 100, 125, 150, 175, 200, 225, 250, 500, and 1000. Named-cat badges sit on bosses: Floppa around wave 50, then El Gato, Bongo Cat, King Meowl, and Emperor Maxwell as you push later.

Bring a coin plan from the upgrade planner or the first Floppa attempt will be a melee run with no 3000 armor. Boss how-tos are separate pages: beat Floppa, beat later bosses, and the wave 100 route. This page only tells you what to tick and when to switch guides.

Cat Invasion is a released free Roblox survival game from OneBed Studio. Solo and online co-op both count. Servers hold up to 18 players. Badges are per account. A group can carry you through a wave, but the badge still lands on the Roblox user who was in the server when the threshold cleared.

Wave badge ladder

Tick from the first empty row. Do not restart at Welcome every session; Welcome is the join badge, not a wave goal.

  • 25 waves — first real filter. If this is red, stay on melee-to-range from the planner and ignore boss pages.
  • 50 waves — Floppa window. Buy 3000 armor, then fight. Details on beat Floppa.
  • 75 waves — post-Floppa stamina check. Keep range; start treating walls as a real spend.
  • 100 waves — first long badge most squads name as a goal. Follow the wave 100 route. Save potions for the boss, not wave 80.
  • 125 waves — leftover structure from 100. If you leaked at 100, fix armor and walls before you extend.
  • 150 waves — rare enough that random pubs may not finish it. Bring a class you trust from the class tier list.
  • 175 waves — another 25-step marker. Same coin rules; less room for a panic melee buy.
  • 200 waves — late-run checkpoint. Food, walls, and a player who still dodges matter more than a new melee skin.
  • 225 waves — quiet badge between 200 and 250. Use it as a restock pause, not a new build.
  • 250 waves — far side of the common ladder. Expect named cats and leaky wood if builders lagged.
  • 500 waves — specialist badge. Plan a dedicated session, not a casual pub.
  • 1000 waves — the end of the published wave ladder. Almost nobody owns this; treat it as a long project, not a weekend chore.

Kill badges (100, 250, 500, 1000, and higher kill counts) exist on the same experience but they are not this checklist. If you want those, they happen automatically while you chase the wave rows.

Boss checkpoints

Named cats are the real run killers. Wave numbers after Floppa are not printed on this page as fake exact values. Use the order below and jump to the matching guide when the name appears.

  • Floppa — first big encounter, usually around wave 50. Armor at 3000, range up, potions ready, dodge the slam. Full notes: beat Floppa.
  • El Gato — later named cat after you are past the first boss gate. Do not improvise with starter melee. Open beat later bosses when this name is the next badge you lack.
  • Bongo Cat — rarer than El Gato. Same rule: range, armor, walls, potions. The later-bosses guide covers the shared habits (stand off, pause to spend, do not greed melee).
  • King Meowl — late named cat. Few accounts own the badge. Treat it as an endgame check, not a first-week target.
  • Emperor Maxwell — the last named cat on the current badge list. Plan a dedicated push; this is not a pickup while you AFK in a 18-player chaos server.

If two names are new to you, fight in list order. Floppa first, then El Gato, then Bongo Cat, then King Meowl, then Emperor Maxwell. Skipping ahead because a pub is already deep is how you waste a stack of potions on a fight you have no armor for.

Session plan that actually finishes a box

  1. Redeem working codes if this account still has 19MVISITS or 900KMEMBERS unused.
  2. Confirm the class on tier list classes. Medic if you are the designated revive. Otherwise pick a kit you can play for an hour.
  3. Tick the next empty wave box on this page. That is the session goal. Stop adding extra goals.
  4. Run the upgrade planner coin order until that wave. Pause at 200, at range clicks, at 3000 armor if Floppa is in play.
  5. When the named cat spawns, switch from this checklist to beat Floppa or beat bosses. The checklist does not replace a boss route.
  6. After a wipe, tick what you earned and queue again for the same box. Do not jump from 50 to 250 because a video title said 1000 is easy.

Golden Weekend (x2 Gold) is a good time to push a badge you already know how to reach, because the Gold from a deep run doubles. It does not lower wave 100. Scripts that auto-farm the ladder are cheats; see the scripts hub if you were about to inject instead of tick.

Play the experience on Roblox. Group news is on OneBed Studio.

Tick the next badge before you queue, then jump to the matching boss guide instead of improvising at wave 49.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Quick answers for codes, waves, classes, and bosses.

Which wave badge should I hunt first?

The first empty box on this list. New accounts usually mean 25, then 50 with Floppa. Do not start at 1000.

When does Floppa spawn?

Usually around wave 50. Buy 3000 armor, then follow beat Floppa.

What is the boss order after Floppa?

El Gato, Bongo Cat, King Meowl, then Emperor Maxwell. Use beat later bosses when those names appear.

How do I prepare for wave 100?

Keep the coin order on the upgrade planner, then follow the wave 100 route for the late spend and potions.

Do I need co-op for 500 or 1000 waves?

No, but a coordinated group of up to 18 helps. Badges still grant to each account in the server. Solo is allowed.

Does this checklist track kill badges?

No. It tracks wave badges 25 through 1000 and named-cat bosses. Kill badges accrue while you push waves.