Lucky Cats Guide (Season 4)

Free Rewards on the World Map

Finding One Is Only Half of It

Discovering a Lucky Cat does not give you anything — you have to dispatch electricians to charge it, and the rewards can only be claimed once it is fully charged. A cat found and left uncharged pays nothing at all. Budget the electricians before you go looking.

The Two Kinds, and How Each Is Found

TypeHow It Appears

Large Lucky CatHidden on the map, in a position that differs in every warzone. Use Flares or Base Lights to illuminate the night for a chance to discover one

Mini Lucky CatTriggered by illuminating the Path to Battle at night — and capped at one Mini per day

Extra Large catsOnce the warzone hits its stage target for defeating Oni Generals, additional Large Lucky Cats spawn — so the PvE push and the cat hunt feed each other

ChargingDispatch electricians to charge a discovered cat. Rewards unlock only at full charge

Lucky Cats (Maneki-neko) are a daily world map mechanic in Season 4 that provides free resources and items. They are not a competitive system and they will not make or break your season. But free rewards are free rewards, and over the course of a full season, the accumulation is meaningful.

The mechanic fits the Japanese theme of Sakura Isle — ceramic cat statues scattered across the map, waving their paw and offering gifts to whoever finds them first.

Low Effort, Steady Returns

Lucky Cats require almost no effort. You explore the world map, find a statue, claim the reward, and move on. The time investment is minimal — a few minutes per day. The rewards include resources, speedups, Armament Materials, and occasionally Tactics Card packs. None of these are game-changing individually, but skipping them daily for an entire season means leaving a significant total on the table.

Lucky Cats Guide (Season 4)

Free Rewards on the World Map

The Two Kinds, and How Each Is Found

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