Risqué Terrain

Risqué Terrain (見つめてキャッツアイ Mitsumete Kyattsu Ai, The Cat's Eye Watches) is the 5th sub-chapter of Stories of Legend. It was added in Version 2.0 and is available up to difficulty.
==Difficulty==
Easy, though not quite as easy as the previous sub-chapters. In this sub-chapter you will encounter Master A. and THE SLOTH two times, and in the last level, Otta-smack-u will be encountered for the first time. Most stages can be rather annoying to deal with.
The three hardest stages of this sub-chapter are Enticing Tunnels (THE SLOTH and St. Pigge the 2nd act as the main threats), Twin Peaks (highly buffed Shy Boys and The Face) and Thriller Bridge (Otta-smack-u's first appearance).
==New Features==
This sub-chapter introduces one new enemy:
*Otta-smack-u: A moderate-health unit with high attack power and a fast attack rate. Has a low money drop and can easily break through your defenses.
==List of Stages==
 			Difficulty 	Difficulty
 			Translation 	Energy
Stage 1			Lovely Minerals 	70
Stage 2			Sexy Limestone Cave	75
Stage 3			Heart-Racing Hole 	80
Stage 4			Tender Hollows 	90
Stage 5			Two-Lumped Rock 	95
Stage 6			The Price of Thrill	120
==Trivia==
*Risque Terrain's Japanese name, Mitsumete Kyattsu Ai (見つめてキャッツアイ, "The Cat's Eye Watches"), is also a lyric in the song "Cat's Eye" by Anri.
*Risqué is an adjective used to describe something that is slightly indecent, especially by being sexually suggestive. And indeed, the sub-chapter stays very true to its name:
**Lovely Minerals' Japanese name, Porori Kōseki (ぽろり鉱石), carries the same meaning as the English name. However, Porori is also a slang term for an instance of a woman's nipple briefly being exposed - a "nip slip".
**Shapely Caverns' Japanese name is Sekushī Shōnyūdo (セクシー鍾乳洞), or "Sexy Limestone Cave". If you take out the nyūdo, it also sounds like "Sexy Show".
**Enticing Tunnels' Japanese name is Dokidoki Ana (ドキドキ穴). Dokidoki is an onomatopoeia for a heart pounding, while Ana means "hole" or "pit". However, the kanji read as Ana (穴) also has another reading that is almost never actually used: ketsu, meaning "buttocks".
**Twin Peaks' Japanese name is Futa Kobu Iwa (フタこぶ岩). Iwa means "rock", futa means "two", and kobu means a lump or bump on one's body; futa kobu generally refers to two humps on a camel. Now imagine a rock shaped like two camel humps.
==Reference==
*https://battlecats-db.com/stage/s00004.html
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