Rewards

Coins, Crates, Furs, and the Shop

Every bout pays coins, and crates are the developer's route to furs, sumo gear, and emotes. Amounts, odds, and most item names are not in the description.

Coins, Crates, Furs, and the Shop

Every bout pays coins, and crates are the developer's route to furs, sumo gear, and emotes. Amounts, odds, and most item names are not in the description.

The developer's sentence is the whole published loop: earn coins every bout and open crates for furs, sumo gear, and emotes. Codes add free coins on top of that. The description does not say how many coins a bout pays, whether a win pays more than a loss, what a crate costs, or what the odds are. A guide video tells players that knockouts pay coins. Read the payout on your own end-of-bout screen.

What the named furs are

Under "Collect Rare Furs" the description lists Ginger, Tuxedo, Calico, Tiger, Snow Leopard, Gold, Crystal, Rainbow, Galaxy, and Glitch, then "& more!". The ten names are confirmed. The extra phrase means the list is not a promise that the collection stops at ten. No source describes what each coat looks like, and no drop rate is published.

Community pages group Ginger, Tuxedo, Calico, and Tiger as the everyday set and the other six as harder to find. That split is not in the official heading, which calls the whole line rare furs. Do not read Galaxy or Glitch as a confirmed "rarest" percentage.

Guides that discuss combat agree these coats change appearance. They do not publish an effect on knockback, grab length, ability cooldowns, or survivability. The developer never says that outright either, so the safe claim is: no stat bonus is published, and none should be assumed.

Crates, gear, emotes, and effects

Crates are tied to three categories: furs, sumo gear, and emotes. That is a list of what the system can award, not a promise that every crate contains all three. No sumo-gear piece is named in the description. No emote is named.

A 15 October inventory recording shows tabs for Abilities, Furs, Gear, Effects, and Emotes. On the Gear tab, a headband called Hachimaki is priced at 250 Coins in that frame. On Effects, the narration equips two at once and says the maximum is two. Effect names in that audio are not clear enough to catalog. Private servers are useful for practice. Public servers finish bouts with more cats, which is the only efficiency note the sources support. They do not show a different drop table.

Robux products from an 18 October reading

These are representative rows from a developer-product list read on 18 October 2026. Several products share a name at another price, so this is not a live shop.

Product Reported price
Gold Cat, Crystal Cat 99 Robux
Galaxy Cat 149 Robux
Glitch Cat 799 Robux
Glitch Cat Bundle 399 Robux
Coin Pouch 49 Robux
Coin Vault 999 Robux
30-minute 2x Coins 25 Robux

Fur and emote eggs on that list ran from 5 to 629 Robux depending on the tier. VIP was 199 Robux and Double Coins was 349 Robux on store cards read on 12 October and again on 18 October. The visible cards did not spell out VIP's perks. Double Coins is named as a coin accelerator. Neither pass is described as making Punch or Grab stronger. The 30-minute 2x product is a separate developer product from the Double Coins pass.

Check every Robux card in the current experience before you buy. The fur pages keep the ten official names. Coin codes are on Codes.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Cat Battles on Roblox?

Cat Battles is a ring-out brawler by Cute Malt Games. You punch, grab, kick, and lift other cats off a ring. The last cat standing wins. Servers hold up to 10 players.

Is this the same game as The Battle Cats?

No. The Battle Cats is a mobile tower-defense game. Cat Battles [ARENA 2.0] is a different Roblox shooter. This wiki is only for place 130906410042392 by Cute Malt Games.

How do I redeem codes?

Open Settings with the gear in the top-left, paste a code into the box at the bottom, and press Redeem. Each code works once per account. The description lists RELEASE, NEWGAME, and CATS.

Do furs or sumo gear make me stronger?

The description ties crates to furs, sumo gear, and emotes, and it does not publish a combat stat for any of them. Guides treat furs as cosmetic. No sumo-gear piece is named in the official text.