Cat's Eye (Cheer)

Cat's Eye (Cheer) BaseBase **·** 6★6★ Voice Artist: Shioji Miharu Type: Magical Role: Spellcaster Base rarity: 3★~6★Cat's Eye (Cheer) BaseBase **·** 6★6★ Voice Artist: Shioji Miharu Type: Magical Role: Spellcaster Base rarity: 3★~6★
Cat's Eye cheer version is a generalist jewel princess that deals physical damage. Attire was available for purchase since 28th May, 2018, then later became playable as part of the **Lightweaver ~ Azure Silence** bonus multiplier on the 18th of September, 2020. 1 copy of of Cat's Eye (Cheer) is given to any player who owns the alternate costume before the playable version was released and the removal of the costume.

## Stats

All allies gain **70% Focus-Fire Chance Up**.
All allies gain **60% Focus-Fire Damage Dealt Up**.
All enemies gain **80% → 120% Two-Target Damage Taken Up**.
In **Spectra Battle** mode only, all enemies gain **100% → 140% Two-Target Damage Taken Up**.
When taking lethal damage, **Revive** once to **100%** health.
 Skill 1 | **Smoking Pipe • Kien** | 90s
**Heal** all allies using **70%** Attack.
**Cleanse** all applied nerfs from all allies.
**Cleanse** all applied negative effects from all allies.
**Accelerate** all allies for **20** seconds.

## Alternate Forms

Cat's Eye

# Profile

## Lore

The founder and general manager of "Cat's Eye Special Deliveries," Cat's Eye created the large distribution organization that connects the world by turning the anger against the Zolne into the power of reconstructing what has been lost.

She is one of the few survivors of the Chrysoberyl tribe who are said to have been annihilated by the Great Revelation war. Amidst the chaos and massacre, she saved her younger sister, Alexandrite's life at nearly the cost of her life, and in turn she lost most of her combat ability, no longer able to fight at her prime.

Her supply chain organization is in frequent contacts with the Spectra both politically and commercially.

## Personality

Due to her experience as a businesswoman, Cat's Eye is a jewel princesses of many faces. With a sharp tongue and proficient experience in the ways of diplomacy, politics, business and persuasion, she is able to adjust her way of words depending on who she talks to. She has alternated her roles between guardian, diplomat, collaborator, advisor, and even as a peddler.

Back in the Great Revelation, Cat's Eye managed to save her younger sister, Alexandrite's life when the invasion struck, while many of her people were sacrificed by the endless horde. However, the act has severely hurt her physically, and thus she is no longer as active or powerful as a jewel princess than she was before then.

Cat's Eye has made a lot of cameo appearances (total 3), most recently showing up in the Jewel Tales ~ Dancer of the Sun event. It appears that she is frequent behind the scenes of many events, and one will speculate how many more she'll be involved in.

# Mineralogy

**The name "Cat's Eye" is only reserved to Cat's Eye Chrysoberyl, the most famous and valuable of the cat's eye gemstones. Cat's Eye represents keen observation, and lost and found.**

Chrysoberyl is a hard, tough, and durable gem. Although lacking the fire of other gemstones, Chrysoberyl in its various forms can be quite valuable. Most Chrysoberyl gems are yellow, though some are brown, green, or orange. Translucent yellowish chatoyant chrysoberyl is called cymophane or cat's eye. Cymophane has its derivation also from the Greek words meaning 'wave' and 'appearance', in reference to the haziness that visually distorts what would normally be viewed as a well defined surface of a cabochon. This effect may be combined with a cat eye effect. In this variety, microscopic tubelike cavities or needle-like inclusions of rutile occur in an orientation parallel to the c-axis, producing a chatoyant effect visible as a single ray of light passing across the crystal. This effect is best seen in gemstones cut in cabochon form perpendicular to the c-axis. The color in yellow chrysoberyl is due to Fe3+ impurities.

Although other minerals such as tourmaline, scapolite, sapphire, spinel and quartz can form "cat's eye" stones similar in appearance to cymophane, the jewelry industry designates these stones as "quartz cat's eyes", or "ruby cat's eyes" and only chrysoberyl can be referred to as "cat's eye" with no other designation.

Gems lacking the silky inclusions required to produce the cat's eye effect are usually faceted. An alexandrite cat's eye is a chrysoberyl cat's eye that changes color. "Milk and honey" is a term commonly used to describe the color of the best cat's eyes. The effect refers to the sharp milky ray of white light normally crossing the cabochon as a center line along its length and overlying the honey-colored background. The honey color is considered to be top-grade by many gemologists but the lemon yellow colors are also popular and attractive. Cat's eye material is found as a small percentage of the overall chrysoberyl production wherever chrysoberyl is found.

Cat's eye really became popular by the end of the 19th century when the Duke of Connaught gave a ring with a cat's eye as an engagement token; this was sufficient to make the stone more popular and increase its value greatly. Until that time, cat's eye had predominantly been present in gem and mineral collections. The increased demand in turn created an intensified search for it in Sri Lanka.[1]