Cat Invasion Badges

Cat Invasion badges are public Roblox awards. Percentages on this page are approximate community rates from public tracking. They drift as more accounts play. They are not official drop chances OneBed Studio printed on a Trello, because this game has no Trello.

Use the wave checklist while you run Invasion so you know which milestone is next. Use getting started if you do not yet have Welcome. Use weapons if you keep missing wave 50 because Floppa exists.

Wave badges

The wave ladder we can document: 25, 50, 75, 100, 125, 150, 175, 200, 225, 250, 500, 1000.

Approximate community rates from public tracking (rounded, will move):

• 25 waves — common, around half of tracked wins
• 50 waves — around one in five, and the first named boss lives here
• 75 waves — under 10%
• 100 waves — around 5%
• 125 waves — around 3%
• 150 waves — around 1.6%
• 175, 200, 225, 250 — rare to very rare; 250 is already a tiny club
• 500 waves — a handful of dozens of awards, not a casual target
• 1000 waves — single-digit awards in public tracking

Wave 50 is the practical first wall because Floppa shows up around there. Wave 100 is the first round number people chase after they own range. Everything past 250 is a specialist grind. Do not plan your week around 1000 until 150 feels boring.

Solo high waves want the range tree. Groups want a Medic so a laser does not reset the ladder. Tick the wave checklist instead of holding the number in chat.

Kill badges

Kill badges run from 100 through 10.000 (the live award uses a dot in 10.000). Public rungs include 100, 250, 500, 750, 1000, 1500, 2500, 5000, 7500, and 10.000.

Approximate community rates:

• 100 kills — majority of people who actually fight
• 250 to 500 — still common if you finish early waves
• 1000 to 2500 — the grind starts to show
• 5000 to 10.000 — a few percent; this is time on Invasion, not a secret class

Kills come from playing waves, not from the AFK ZONE. Melee will pad early kills. Range will pad late kills without dying in the pack. If you want 10.000, you want a class you will actually keep equipped (Ninja is the grind class people mention) and a coin order you will not abandon.

Boss badges

Named boss awards, with approximate community rates:

• Defeat Floppa — first big encounter, around wave 50, lasers, about 20%
• Defeat El Gato — about 4.9%
• Defeat Bongo Cat — about 1.6%
• Defeat King Meowl — rare
• Defeat Emperor Maxwell — very rare

Floppa is the only boss most accounts will ever see. Bring about 3000 armor, a working range line, and potions if you have them. Dodge lasers; do not tank them on a pillow. El Gato and Bongo Cat are later named fights for people who already live past the first wall. King Meowl and Emperor Maxwell are trophy rows. Treat them as rare because the award counts are tiny, not because a wiki invented a spawn table.

We do not invent extra bosses. If a meme cat is not on this list, it is a wave enemy, not a badge.

Welcome, Beta Tester, Easter Egg

• Welcome — you joined. Approximate rate is a freebie (public tracking shows it on most accounts that load in). If you lack it, you have not stayed in the experience long enough to award.
• Beta Tester — awarded to people who played during beta. Public tracking shows 67 awards. You cannot earn this now. Do not buy a pass that claims otherwise.
• Easter Egg — a hidden award with an approximate community rate around 5 to 6%. We do not publish a fake step-by-step that would be wrong next patch. If you want it, explore Invasion instead of paying for a leaked path.

A realistic badge order

1. Welcome, by logging in.
2. 100 kills and 25 waves, by finishing a real run.
3. 50 waves and Defeat Floppa together, with range and armor.
4. 75 then 100 waves, still on the same spend order.
5. Kill rungs in the background while you hunt 125 and 150.
6. El Gato, then Bongo Cat, only after 100 is comfortable.
7. King Meowl and Emperor Maxwell if you are already in the rare-wave club.
8. Never wait on Beta Tester.

Golden Weekend speeds Gold for a class that might make this order less painful. It does not award badges by itself. Codes are the F2P Gold dump for the same reason.

How badges should change your loadout

They should not, until Floppa. Before wave 50 you need pause-to-upgrade, snowball, and armor, not a trophy mindset. After Floppa, Medic in groups and extra turrets start to matter for the 100 and 150 rungs. After 200, you are in specialist territory and the +3 Turret Limit pass is a convenience, still not a requirement.

Percentages on this page will look wrong in six months because more people will have beaten Floppa and the 20% will climb. The order of bosses should stay. If OneBed Studio inserts a new named award, it should get a row here, not a rumor on a script page.

A realistic badge order ends at the next rung you can see, not at 1000. Put Welcome and 25 behind you, spend a week learning Floppa, then decide whether 100 is a hobby. The checklist is for ticking. The lasers are for dodging. The 67 Beta Testers already had their window.