M. Ost

M. Ost (オールドリー, Ōrudorī) is a Relic variant of R.Ost that first appears in Uncanny Legends.
==Enemy==
M. Ost has high health, moderate damage, extremely fast movement speed and attacks, decent range and guaranteed knockback + slow + curse, all of which allows him to wreak havoc upon your units if not dealt with properly. His biggest weakness is that he has a whopping 10 knockbacks despite his health, making him manageable if you lock him in a knockback cycle with many attackers. 
==Strategy==
Although M. Ost appears on paper to be R.Ost on steroids, he really isn't as terrifying as he may seem, as there are actually more anti-Relics than anti-Traitless units. His guaranteed knockback and slow can help push your more expensive ranged attackers back into safety when they're hit, making Slapstick Cats a good counter to him. Once you have a sizeable stack of mid-ranged attackers, you should be able to knock him back before he destroys your cats. His slow ability also somewhat alleviates the suicidal tendency of fast ranged attackers, such as Super Galaxy Cosmo, Fire Squad Kachiyama and Saber CC, as they won't rush back into his attacks until the effect ends.
If the stage gives you the option to stack long-ranged Cats, that can also be used to keep M. Ost constantly knocked back or crowd-controlled. Cyberpunk Cat in particular works very well against him. If you've finished the painful process of clearing all 4-Crown Stories of Legend stages, including the Eldritch Forces Invasion, Idi:N2 is a fantastic counter to M. Ost, due to her massive damage and short attack animation. However, timing is an absolute must for rushers, including Idi:N2, as M. Ost outranges them, unless you have some freeze effects at hand to paralyze M. Ost.
==Description==
==Encounters==
This enemy has always appeared at 100% strength magnification.
===Uncanny Legends===
*Stage 7-6: Unmanned Station
*Stage 8-3: No Hope Ranch
*Stage 9-6: Heron's Call
*Stage 10-6: The Red Cat Gambit
*Stage 14-6: Wonders of Nature
*Stage 20-1: A Classroom in Ruins
*Stage 22-5: Rebel Scraps
*Stage 27-2: Aria of the Princess
*Stage 29-6: Sodden Bones
*Stage 30-5: Passionate Release
*Stage 31-2: The Belated Priest
*Stage 37-6: Hall of the Four Kings
*Stage 43-3: Beyond the Haze
*Stage 45-1: Pithouse Academy
*Stage 46-6: Inn-Dependence Day
*Stage 47-3: Warning of the Setting Sun
===Zero Legends===
*Stage 3-1: Choco Highlands
*Stage 9-5: Slanderous Wasteland
===Event Stages===
*Reign of the Tyrant: Infernal Tyrant Climax (Brutal)
*Infernal Tower:
**Floor 36
**Floor 43
*Relic Citadel:
**Floor 4
**Floor 7
===Enigma Stages===
*Relic Frontier: Frontier Shrine (Merciless)
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==Stats==
==Gallery==
424 e.png|M. Ost's spritesheet
green bird.gif|M. Ost's animations
==Trivia==
*The "M" could stand for moss (a shade of green associated with Relics) or manzai (a traditional Japanese style of comedy mentioned in M. Ost's Japanese description).
*His Japanese name, オールドリー Ōrudorī, is a pun on オールド ōrudo (old), 鳥 tori (bird) and オードリー Ōdorī (Audrey, a manzai comedy duo).
*Just like R.Ost, if you pay attention to M. Ost's attack animation, you'll notice he doesn't have multi-hit, and as such only one attack does damage while the other is his backswing.
==Reference==
*https://battlecats-db.com/enemy/426.html
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Category:Enemy Units
Category:Relic Enemies
Category:Uncanny Legends Enemies
Category:Enemies with Knockback ability
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Category:Enemies with Curse ability
Category:Area Attack Enemies