King Wahwah

King Wahwah (チワワン伯爵, Chiwawan Hakushaku, Earl Chiwawan) is a Traitless enemy introduced in the Advent Stage King Wahwah's Revenge that appears in Legend Stages.
==Enemy==
King Wahwah moves slowly, has high health, great standing range and a massive Omni Strike area. His devastating attack is evenly distributed into three hits, guaranteed to inflict knockback on each. He has many knockbacks himself, which can be helpful or hindering depending on the situation. What makes Wahwah difficult is that his debut stage contains restrictions, preventing the use of common units.
==Strategy==
:See each stage's article for strategies.
==Description==
==Variants==
==Encounters==
This enemy has always appeared at 100% strength magnification.
===Zero Legends===
*Stage 7-5: Blessings in Sand
===Event Stages===
*King Wahwah's Revenge: N-1 Grand Prix (Deadly)
*King Wahwah's Return:
**Revenge of N-1 (Merciless)
**Wrath of the Dogelord (Merciless)
*The King & The Maiden: N-1 Grand Prix (Deadly)
*The King & The Angel: N-1 Grand Prix (Deadly)
*Heavenly Tower: Floor 46
*Infernal Tower: Floor 46
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==Stats==
==Gallery==
257 e.png|King Wahwah's spritesheet
IdleKingWahWah.gif|King Wahwah's moving animation
Medal 032.png|King Wahwah on the Usurper Meow Medal
E 257 Concept.JPG|Concept art of King Wahwah and Meow-sketeer
==Trivia==
*Amongst the first seven Advent Bosses, King Wahwah appears to represent the sin of pride. Despite being implied to envy his younger brother in his English description, pride is still more likely, as Hannya's mask already symbolizes jealousy and the only alternative is Queen B, who fits much better with lust.
*His name is a play on the word "chihuahua".
*His Japanese name, Earl Chiwawan, is a portmanteau of chiwawa, meaning "chihuahua", and wan, the Japanese onomatopoeia for a dog's bark.
*The boke mentioned in his Japanese description is the "funny man" in a manzai comedy act; it can also refer to when a comedian purposely acts like a fool on television.
*He was mentioned by name in Mistress Celeboodle's Japanese description 2 years before he was introduced.
*According to their Japanese descriptions, Mistress Celeboodle and King Wahwah are a manzai comedy duo with Mistress Celeboodle as the tsukkomi (the short-tempered "straight man" who takes things seriously) and King Wahwah as the boke (the airheaded "funny man" who gets everything wrong).
*The combined descriptions of King Wahwah, Everlord Wanwan and Mistress Celeboodle imply that the little brother mentioned in Wahwah’s description is Wanwan, which is not only because Wanwan is a variant of Wahwah but also because Mistress Celeboodle's description states that she married a chihuahua reality TV star. (Wanwan and Wahwah are based off of chihuahuas). Thus, this leads to Wahwah being Mistress Celeboodle’s brother-in-law.
**This is confirmed in Wahwah's Japanese description, which included the name of his younger brother years before he was added.
*It can be inferred that the two dogs pulling his chariot are a more haggard female Dagshund and Mistress Celeboodle. Note the bandana worn by the frontmost dog (the bunny ears) and the wig and tufts of hair on the other dog.
*He has the highest money drop of all Traitless Enemies, and the second highest in the game along with Mega Cat, which are only beaten by Awakened Eva Unit-13.
*The enemy ID he uses was unoccupied until Version 6.7, when he was added to the game; hence why it's so far behind Winged Pigge and Mystic Mask Yulala.
==Reference==
*https://battlecats-db.com/enemy/259.html
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Enemy Release Order:
<< Tackey | Codename "Red Riding" >>
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