Community Creations

**This Page is meant to educate people on Community Creations, such as making/editing pages for a whole lot of things related to The Doge Domination Wiki. Read this article before you make or edit pages on this Wiki.**

## Introduction

This Wiki may not be too strict on making pages, but we do have our rules for making pages and making up random things related to The Doge Domination. Even if it may be a Concept Wiki, it still has its rules.

## Making Pages

Before you can make pages, be sure to know what you're doing. Don't just start making pages when you don't even know what the tools do and how Fandom works. Figure that out first before making any pages. With that out of the way, when creating a page, copy the Source Code of a previous similar Page and edit it to make it correct so that it corresponds to the page you're creating. This will be explained more thoroughly in the following paragraphs. Another factor is the Categories. Each specific page has its own categories that you're gonna have to learn.

### Pages for Doges

When making pages for Doges, you'll have to do the following headings: The Introduction, Evolution, Performance (Pros and Cons), Strategy/Usage, Description and Stats (Also Trivia if necessary).

#### The Introduction

The Introduction is quite simplistic. Before you put in anything, don't forget the Doge Appearance Template. To fill that in, just go to the Doge Release Order and put in the Doge Number, the Rarity and the name of the Doge.

Here's an example:

Doge Appearance

PS: Don't forget the weird brackets (**{**) at the beginning and at the end of the Template.

For every single page for Doges, you have to put the Introduction in a certain way. This is the standard for it: "**[Doge]** (Insert Google Translate Japanese Name) is a(n) [Doge Rarity] that is unlocked when beating [Stage Name]/when doing the [Stage Series] stages."

At [Doge], you just insert the name of the Doge in bold and you also need to Google Translate the name of the Doge.

After that, you need to put in the Rarity of the Doge. The Rarities are Normal, Special, Rare, Super Rare, Duper Rare, Legend Rare and Event Doge. These Rarities can be found in the Doge Release Order.

Then finally, you have to put in the stage or set of stages where the Doge would be unlocked. In most instances, the stage where the Doge is unlocked is where you first encounter the enemy in Battle Cats, but sometimes you gotta think of it yourself. When it's a set of stages, use the second choice and when it's a specific stage, use the first choice.

#### Evolution

In this paragraph, you'll have to put in the Evolution of the Doge. To explain what "Evolution" means, you'll need to know what variants are. Variants are pretty much just the same Doge with a different texture/color with stats, while it still holds to the original Doge. For example, Sinner Snache is an Aku Variant of Snache.

In "Evolution", you need to put the Variants of the Doge in Sub-Headings. Don't forget to link the name of the variant to the corresponding page.

If there are no variants for the Doge you're creating the page for, put in **-**. But if the Doge you're creating the page for IS a variant of another Doge, put in **Descendant of [Original Doge]**. Once that's done, you can move on to the next paragraph.

#### Performance

In this paragraph, you're gonna be giving Pros and Cons about the Doge. These need to be put in Sub-Headings under Performance. In both Pros and Cons, you should display the Pros and Cons like this:

* [Pro]

##### Pros

Pros are things that make the Doge good. So that can arrange from being cheap to just being amazingly strong. If there are no Pros present, put in N/A.

##### Cons

Cons are things that lower the Doge's use. That can arrange from just being outclassed to it just being rendered useless in every situation. If there are no Cons present, put in N/A.

#### Strategy/Usage

This paragraph is quite similar to the one before. All you need to do in this one is thoroughly explain why a Doge is good or bad. Just think of some reasons behind your reasoning and just write that all down. and if there are things that were taken from other pages, be sure to link the reader to those pages.

#### Description

This is the first paragraph where your imagination can run wild. In Description, you'll be making use of this Template:

DogeDescription

And that will end up like this:

**Switch EN/JP**

 A loving Shiba and Cat's biggest rival. Got into college this year, planning to master the art of Cats through it. The Cats will suffer like he did.

 The biggest rival of my beloved turf and cat. I plan to enroll in college this year and learn the art of cats through it. The cat will suffer as he did.

In this Template, you'll need to put in quite a few things. The first order of business is the usual Doge Unit Number that you also put in the Doge Appearance Template in the Introduction. After that, put in the attribute of the Doge. Attributes are White, Red, Black, Floating, Angel, Alien, Metal, Zombie, Relic and Aku. They show what color and looks it has. They can all be found in the Doge Release Order, as mentioned earlier.

Then just put in the name of the Doge in both |Doge name and |image1 (Keep the filename though). Then put in the Google Translated name from before and put the retranslated version of that name in brackets.

Then begins the fun part. You get to create your own Description for the Doge. But there are a few things to look at before doing that. If there's any type of inspiration or some type of reference that you can get, use that to your advantage while creating the Description. If there are none, you're free to think of anything related to that Doge. Once you've done that, just Google Translate that as well and then retranslate it again for both the Script and Japanese Description. Once you've done that, you're done.

#### Stats

In this paragraph, you'll be listing off the Stats of the Doge. This is where balancing becomes a thing. If you want to make this paragraph, use this Template:

DogeCharacter Stats
(Single Target)
(10f 0.33 s
backswing)

Don't just go willy-nilly on the stats. If there is any reference or inspiration from anything, even other Wikis, don't be afraid to use those as reference. Once you've got that, think of the Stats yourself. Since leveling up in The Doge Domination is impossible, these stats can never increase. That's why it's good to balance it out a bit. Don't make the stronger Doges too weak or too strong, as that may be too low/high for the game itself.

A few of these stats in the Template are self-explanatory, while others may need to be explained. In the Attack Range, you'll need to put the Attack Range (Duh) and you also need to put in Single Target/Area Attack. If you need more information on that, go to Special Abilities.

Time Between Attacks and Occurence seem incredibly similar in nature, but they are drastically different. In Time Between Attacks, you'll put the entire time it takes for an Attack to finish and start again (So including foreswing, backswing and the time before the next attack). The Occurence, however, only requires the Foreswing and the Backswing. The Foreswing is the amount of time it takes for the Doge to deal damage. The Backswing is the amount of time it takes for the Doge to move after the attack was delivered.

After this paragraph would be Trivia, but that's optional per Doge. Only put real Trivia there if you want to. That's completely up to you.

### Pages for Cats

Cats have some similarities in the way the page is built, but there are quite a few differences as well.

#### The Introduction

Every Cat Page begins with the Cat Info Template. There you need to put in the Cat's name, the places it was first seen in the different Chapters, as well as in Event Stages, the Latest Appearance and the amount of money it drops. You need to do this for all forms of the Cat.

Along with that, you also have to put in the following: "**[Cat]** (Google Translated Name) is a(n) [Rarity] Cat that appears in [All Places Seen, so EoR, TSC, Etc.]"

First, put in the name of the Cat, alongside the Google Translated Name. Then, put in the Rarity of the Cat. Once that's done, just put in all of the Chapters it has been seen in. If it has only been seen in Event Stages, then put in Event Stages.

#### About Cat

In this paragraph, you'll have to give info on the looks of the Cat and what it does. But don't give any information on the way to beat him. If you don't know how to do that correctly, check out a newly-made Cat Page. Once again, link to other pages if that's necessary.

#### Strategy

This paragraph will require you to give insightful tips on how to beat the Cat you're making the page for. Just explain it thoroughly and this shouldn't be too bad.

#### Cat Combo

In this paragraph, you'll be forced to use a Table.

 Sportswoman | [Super Rare] Butterfly Cat
[Event] Sportsgirl Cat

 None

This is the Table for the Cat Combos of Swimmer Cat. To learn more about Combos, go to this Page. When entering in a Cat in this table, don't forget to put the rarity in brackets before you put the Cat's name there. Just put in all Combos affiliated with the Cat and this paragraph should be over.

#### Dictionary

This paragraph is essentially just the Description for Doges, but now you'll be making it for Cats for all forms, just like the Cat Info Template. There's not much to say rather than read up on the Description rules of Doges.

#### Stats

Similar to Doges, Cats also have their own Template for Stats, although 2 of them are missing: Recharge Time and Cost. They're not important in this ordeal. The Attribute is also replaced with Rarity. They're pretty much the same as Doges, except Normal is replaced with Basic and Duper Rare by Uber Rare. Do the same thing you do with Doges (With the Cat Template) for all forms and that should be good enough.

#### Talents

Sometimes, a Cat has Talents. In that case, you'll have to list off what those Talents do with the following sentence: "The Talents that could be activated are:"

These Talents are taken from the original Battle Cats, except a few of them fall off because they have no use in The Doge Domination. Use the \* when addressing the Talents, just like you did for the Pros and Cons for Doges.

Trivia is optional.

### Pages for Stages

Stages have a completely different format than the last two had. The way they're built are a lot more complex. We'll be going over the Introduction, Stage Information, Stage Format and the Strategies for Stages.

#### The Introduction

Stage pages begin with a MASSIVE Template for Stages. You're gonna have to look at these two Templates: Story Info and Stage Info. Both Templates are around the same, but Story Info is used for the Main Chapters.

When the Template is set up, you're gonna have to do a whole lot. First things first, choose the energy amount, the Base HP, the Cats present (With their magnification, in levels or more preferably in percentages), the Treasure, the Score Reward, the maximum amount of Cats, the Restrictions, the Battle Items, the Cat Combos and the Talents for each Cat. That is only the beginning. If anything is not present, put in N/A.

Once you're done with those heaps of things, you get to move on to TPoC, if that is necessary (Depends on the Stage), or you get to move on to the Extra Stage Information. That consists of the Stage Type (So Main Chapter Stage, Event Stage, etc.), the Stage Width, which is essentially just the width of the stage. The Chapter of the stage and the previous and next stage are also needed after that. That is probably the most difficult part out of the way.

Once you've got the Template set up, you can move to putting in the beginning sentence: "**[Stage]** is the [Number of Stage] stage in [Chapter, set of Stages, etc]."

And if TPoC is a thing: ""Upon completing The Power of Cats (TPoC) [Chapter Number], [Doge Name] will be unlocked."

In the beginning sentence, you need to put in the name of the stage, the number of the set of stages the stage is in and also the set of stages itself. If TPoC is present and there's a Doge that can be unlocked in it, fill in the Chapter Number (So the number of the Chapter) and the name of the Doge. Once that's said and done, you can move on to the next paragraph.

#### Stage Info

This paragraph is set into two categories: The Battleground and the Strategy. This is where formatting the stage itself starts.

##### Battleground

Battleground is where you format the way the stage works. Take your information from the Template and think of a way the battle would work. What I mean by that is that you're gonna have to say how many Cats spawn at a specific time. Cats can also spawn from Base Hit.

Once you know what format you're gonna use, put it in like this:

* Infinite Cats spawns after 7 seconds (210f).
* Infinite Tank Cats spawn after 20 seconds (600f), with a delay of 5~7 seconds (150f~210f).
* When the base reaches 50% HP:
	+ 10 Tank Cats spawn after 0 seconds (0f), with a delay of 10 seconds (300f).

This is an example of a stage layout or format. If the Base reaches a certain amount of HP, sometimes a strong force comes at the player. You can use that in stages for that reason. Always put the amount of frames (f) after the amount of seconds/minutes.

1f = 0.03

2f = 0.07

3f = 0.10

##### Strategy

After you've made the battle, try to think of a good strategy to beat that stage you just made. Give valid points on why you should use things and make it as good as possible. That should be doable.

Trivia is optional.

### Pages for Bases

In The Doge Domination, there's a LOT of Bases. Every Base can have a page. It's not that complicated, but it's also good to know what to do.

#### The Introduction

These pages begin with the Base Appearance Template. That is a Template incredibly similar to the Doge Appearance Template, but now made for Bases. Put in the type of Base (That includes Basic, Event, Collab and Base Doges) and the Base Number (That can be found in the Base Release Order).

Then comes the beginning sentence: "**[Base]** (Google Translated Name) is a(n) [Type] Base that is unlocked when beating/when doing the [Stage/Stage Set] stages."

This is almost the exact same as the one for Doge Pages, so I don't really have to explain this that much.

#### Looks/Origin

This paragraph consists of Looks and Origin. This is where you can think of your own ideas again.

##### Looks

In Looks, you'll be describing the overall looks and the thing it's based off of. That's pretty much it.

##### Origin

In Origin, you'll have to make up the history of the Base itself. This can be done with reference, but also without reference. Although Reference is recommended, the Origin is still kind of up to you.

#### Description

The Description explains the origin in a more tame way. The Template used for it is the BaseDescription Template. This is also completely up to your imagination.

Trivia is optional.

### Cat Combos

Cat Combo Pages are incredibly self-explanatory and can be explained within seconds.

#### The Introduction

You should begin with the following sentence: "**[Combo Name]** (Google Translated Name) is a [Number of Cats]-slot [Type of Cat Combo]. It requires [Cats Required]."

Begin with the Combo Name, alongside the Google Translated name. Then, put in the amount of slots the Cats take up for the Cat Combo. After that you just need to mention the specific Cats.

#### Effect

In Effect, you just put in the Effect that the Cat Combo creates. If it's a Cat Combo that doesn't exist in The Doge Domination, change it accordingly.

#### Requirement

In Requirement, just put a Table down with the Cats and their Images, the Effect, where the Cats first appear, the English Combo Name and the Google Translated version.

Trivia is optional.