Mad Catter

Season 4

**Mad Catter**, sometimes stylized as **MadCatter**, is a robot that has competed in Seasons 2 (exhibition only) and 4 of Lego Battlebots. Each version of this bot has been a 4wd bot, and two versions were red and blue.

The first version consisted of red, blue, and a little white. It was armed with a vertical spinner and a lifter in the same weapon shaft. The second version never made it to TV.

The currently competing 3rd version is red, blue, and has a little white. It has front forks, a powerful vertical spinner, and a lifting arm that acts more like a self-righter. The lifter, however, has been known to control bots with the help of a flamethrower.

With its first version, it competed in a Season 2 exhibition match against **Yeti** and took the win, but it was torn apart by **Black Dragon** in its following fight.

Mad Catter is currently the champion in Lego Battlebots.

### Robot History

#### Season 2

Mad Catter faced **Yeti** in a Season 2 exhibition match. Mad Catter was able to control Yeti around the arena, and ended up simply driving it out using the screws.

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Mad Catter also competed in a 4-fight compilation. It faced **Black Dragon**. Mad Catter didn't really have the chance to attack Black Dragon, as he was getting torn apart by Black Dragon's drum. Mad Catter's wedges and wheel guards, plus several other parts, were gone.

#### Season 4

Mad Catter got a complete rebuild for Season 4, with a more accurate body. Its first match of the season was in a main event against Cobalt. Cobalt started out well, getting under Mad Catter on the first hit and propping it up. Cobalt had the lower ground as it was able to get under Mad Catter some more, showing some good control.

   Cobalt then got under Mad Catter again, but was dragged to the screws. This flipped Mad Catter over, and Cobalt was temporarily stuck in the screws. Mad Catter was able to self-right, and flipped Cobalt over. Mad Catter kept the fight going, however, and put Cobalt back on its head, only to rip its wedge clean off. Without its wedge, Cobalt was useless, and Mad Catter threw it out with its vertical spinner. Cobalt was actually split from all the viscous hits.

Mad Catter then faced the 1-0 Fusion. Fusion, early on, did some big damage to Mad Catter's forks, even ripping one of them in half. Mad Catter was able to take some more damage, however, and then took control of the fight. Mad Catter soon pinned Fusion on its side with the help of the screws.

Mad Catter then faced Hydra, a flipper bot. Mad Catter started out well, slipping right under Hydra and throwing it in the air. Mad Catter then tried to control Hydra with the flamethrower, but couldn't get an accurate grab. Mad Catter got another hit with the vertical spinner and tore off a wedge, and done so on another hit before Hydra landed a flip. Hydra then landed another flip, but Mad Catter quickly righted itself. Hydra landed one more flip before Mad Catter got a good push and got it out, going to 3-0.

Mad Catter then faced the 3-0 Tombstone for a chance at a top seed. For this fight Mad Catter used a spinner-stopping front wedge to deflect the blows from Tombstone. Mad Catter started out well, deflecting Tombstone around the arena, and hitting its rear end. Tombstone, however, then got around to the back and tore out a wheel. Tombstone then tore out the left side armor and a second wheel. Both the bots were close to the screws, and Mad Catter then put Tombstone in them. Mad Catter was maneuvering Tombstone around and soon got it stuck. Mad Catter, though on 2 wheels, took the win by KO.

After its win over Tombstone, Mad Catter moved to 4-0, and as a result got the #3 seed. He faced P.G.F. in the Round of 32.

The fight started with Mad Catter box rushing PGF and putting it in the screws. Mad Catter then drove PGF into 3 other walls, the last one being under the pulverizer. PGF got hammered several times before finally escaping; however, its weapon soon broke and Mad Catter got in another hit. Mad Catter then put PGF in the screws again and got it stuck on the wall. None of the wheels on PGF were on the ground, and Mad Catter advanced to the Round of 16, where faced the 14 seed, Bloodsport.

Mad Catter went with its wedge for this fight, and immediately showed aggression as he dragged Bloodsport to the pulverizer. Bloodsport got hammered 3 times before Mad Catter drove it into another wall. After Mad Catter made a mistake, Bloodsport actually got the chance to spin up. Bloodsport hit, and tore out, a wheel before ripping out the left side armor and tearing out another wheel. Bloodsport then tore off the wedge and soon broke the disc. Mad Catter, however, flipped it over, and Bloodsport got stuck on the wall while self-righting, giving Mad Catter the win by KO.

Mad Catter then took on Inverse in the Quarterfinals. Mad Catter immediately deflected Inverse with a fork, sending Inverse halfway across the arena. Inverse spun up again, but Mad Catter repeated the first hit. Inverse then landed two hits to the rear end, but Mad Catter deflected it, put it in the corner, and got it out.

Mad Catter then faced End Game in the semifinals. Mad Catter started out aggressive as he drove End Game into two walls, under the pulverizer, then into the screws before flipping End Game. End Game was quick to self-right, but Mad Catter flipped it over again and put it near the pulverizer. End Game kept self-righting when Mad Catter flipped it, but was struggling to show aggression as he looked for a spot to get under the Cat. Mad Catter then took a self-righting arm off of End Game, then put it in the screws and two walls, lifting it in the process. Mad Catter then took and flipped End Game twice before flipping it again and tearing off the other self-righting arm, taking a win by KO.

Mad Catter was now in the Finals, and took on Hydra. Mad Catter got under Hydra and landed a big hit that flipped him. After self-righting, Hydra tried to find an angle to get under Mad Catter, but Mad Catter got under Hydra and started tearing off wedges. Soon all the wedges were gone, and Hydra was sent flying. Mad Catter then tore off Hydra's flipper and flipped it over, but was toying with it for about 30 seconds. Eventually Mad Catter left Hydra alone and took the knockout and the Giant Nut.

Mad Catter became the 6th champion of Lego Battlebots, the others being End Game, Gigabyte, HyperShock, SawBlaze, and **Hatchet**.

He then defeated **Kraken** in a Bounty Hunters tournament.

#### Season 5

Mad Catter returned for Season 5, and its first opponent was SawBlaze. To start, both bots met up in the center, and SawBlaze dominated the first 3 exchanges. Mad Catter then got under SawBlaze and promptly slammed him into a wall, ripping off a fork. SawBlaze then retook control of the fight, throwing the champ into the screws and taking off a wheel. Mad Catter then got under SawBlaze, and SawBlaze lost part of its spinner when trying to spin up. Eventually the weapon on Mad Catter broke. Until the end, the two fought like cats and dogs, with one getting momentary control of the other. The fight went to a judges' decision, and SawBlaze was declared the winner 12-9. This put Mad Catter at 0-1, but it was stated that even with 2 losses he would likely make the tournament.

Mad Catter took on **Bronco** in the second round. To start, Mad Catter won the first exchange, getting Bronco in the screws and attempting to pin it. Mad Catter then got under again, but Bronco then countered by flipping him. Bronco flipped him back over, but Mad Catter then ripped off the flipper tip. In the next shot, Mad Catter tore off a wheel and threw Bronco in the pulverizer. Bronco was then hit again, and the Cat threw it out with a ram into the screws. This improved the champ to 1-1.

In its 3rd fight of the qualifiers, Mad Catter faced **Quetzalcoatl** in hopes of going 2-1. The fight started with both bots spinning up their weapons, and Mad Catter putting Quetzalcoatl in the screws. Both bots then traded an exchange, with the two getting a big hit on one another. Quetzalcoatl nearly got stuck when Mad Catter flipped it on the next exchange, but its newly added self-righter helped it get back up. Quetzalcoatl started getting the lower ground and got in some good hits, but its self-righter soon came off. Quetzalcoatl got in a few more hits, but Mad Catter then turned it around as he soon ripped off the forks. With Quetzalcoatl's ground game out of commission, Mad Catter took full advantage of the fight, and eventually threw Quetzalcoatl out. This put Mad Catter at 2-1, and locked him up a spot in the tournament.

Wins: 13
Losses: 2