Hayabusa also works well in tandem with Paladin Cat, since the former can attack Metal units at a distance, while the latter defeats the Metal Enemies that reach to his blind spot (if he Crits). Preventing this can be done so by a steady stream of meatshields. However, all metals are melee enemies, so the likes of Super Metal Hippoe and Metal One Horn can invade his blindspot. Hayabusa's first form is a considerable offense against Metal enemies, as his critical chance is acceptable and his LD allows him to wipe out a huge swarm of them, vastly outperforming many other critters who may just hit one or two and completely miss the dangerous metals. Likewise, as an LD unit, he could be used for sniping and cheesing strategies, but he's usually not the best option for damage as superior or more accessible options often exist. Since all forms of Hayabusa have high speed, it is recommended to either protect him with fast-moving meatshields ( Crazed Cat/ Crazed Tank Cat), or spawn him after you have a good unit line built up.

Long Distance means that this unit can be stacked in stages like Wonderful Conquest (Insane) where it starts with only Firework Guys which never attack. Ninja Cat is also part of the Cool Japan Combo, which means that with Sushi Cat + Sumo Cat + Samurai Cat + Ninja Cat + Hayabusa, you can get both the medium Attack and Speed boosts for just 5 slots.

The Battle Cats Veterans and Cat Combo users will notice a distinctive potential for enticing power. By pairing it with just Ninja Cat, you can get a Medium Speed Boost.

Hayabusa is used for one of the most efficient Cat Combos in the game: Enter The Ninja. In order to classify Cat Units, see here Strategy/Usage

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