Cat Battles Furs and Crates: Coins and Cosmetics Guide

Which furs and crate contents are officially named?

The official Cat Battles Roblox description says, “Collect Rare Furs,” then names Ginger, Tuxedo, Calico, Tiger, Snow Leopard, Gold, Crystal, Rainbow, Galaxy, and Glitch, followed by “and more.” It also says that coins earned every bout can open crates for furs, sumo gear, and emotes.

Official Cat Battles preview art shows a yellow cat over the red ring ropes.

How does the advertised coin and crate loop work?

After a bout, add the displayed coin result to your notes, then record the crate name, cost, item, and category when the interface shows them. The listing describes crates for furs, sumo gear, and emotes.

The beginner guide gives a first-session note-taking routine, and the codes page records three developer-listed codes that are advertised for free coins. The code amounts and expiry dates are unknown and were not personally redeemed here.

What can the promotional art tell you about collection?

Use the four-cat artwork to recognize the game’s team visual style. For collection notes, rely on the crate or inventory labels shown by the game.

Four cats face off in promotional VS artwork.

Use the ring-edge scene as a reminder to log a visible fur color only when the interface labels it.

An orange cat lifts an opponent at the ring edge during a sudden-death bout.

Media credit: Cute Malt Games, official Roblox preview asset 83504175164665, via the official Cat Battles page.

What should you record when you open a crate?

Keep a short collection note using the wording the game displays:

This makes later comparisons useful without turning one result into a drop-rate claim.

Add duplicate, rarity, and stat values only when the game labels them. For the rest of the documented inputs, see the controls guide; for the three advertised modes, see the game modes guide; for the eight ability names, see the abilities guide.