- Tons of the obtainable cats invoke Uncanny Valley to the highest degree. While most of them are played for comedy, there are a handful that go back around to the scary territory.
- The first case almost any player will see of this is Gross Cat. While its evolved and true forms are on the funny end thanks to their human-like legs, Gross Cat's long spindly legs definitely make it deserving of its name.
- Fish Cat, while unusual, isn't particularly scary on its own, but its evolution Whale Cat forgoes the usual cat face in favor of blank, beady eyes, a massive jaw with More Teeth than the Osmond Family that takes up most of its body, and an attack animation where it stretches that jaw unnaturally high to bite down.
- Apple Cat and its true form iCat are perfectly innocuous enough. The same cannot be said about its Evolved Form, Face Cat. If you thought the Face was unnerving enough, just wait till you see it bisected from the mouth every time it attacks.
- Many of the enemies themselves can be this, with their tendencies to show some Body Horror or More Teeth than the Osmond Family whenever they attack.
- Sir Seal opens up his mouth really wide to reveal tons of teeth for an instant before chomping down. Later, Squire Rel has her mouth open up to halfway down her body before attacking.
- Capy normally looks pretty cute... until she attacks, at which point her eyes go blank and she acts much the same way as Sir Seal.
- THE SLOTH just looks like an average, if really big, sloth... until he attacks, at which point he opens his mouth way too much, giving it a Nightmare Face for a really brief moment.
- LeMurr is a perfect candidate for the Uncanny Valley with its humongous eyes, spindly little limbs, and screaming face whenever it attacks or is knocked back.
- Angelic Sleipnir is unnerving enough to look at thanks to its 8 tiny legs combined with its giant, unfittingly realistic horse head, but every time it attacks, it shows off a mortifying jaw filled with jagged, razor-sharp teeth.
- The Face pulls off a rather... disturbing expression (seen above) when he attacks. It's even worse with his alien variant, I.M. Phace, who attacks by opening his mouth, allowing the head on his tongue to extend and bite his target.
- Dark Emperor Nyandam appears to be sitting on a throne carried by deceased souls. His attack animation is also nightmarish, with him summoning a dark portal, from which souls claw their way out of to strike your cats.
- His Alien counterpart, Galactic Overseer Nyandam, is said to have "the nightmarish power to direct all your future emails to another address". While this may not sound scary now, imagine if that was also for other forms of communication, like texts or phone calls. Like his description says: "You'd never know why all your friends forgot about you."
- Whatever the hell the Nekolugas are. Otherworldly, eldritch creatures with horribly disfigured bodies, designed to invoke Body Horror. The game doesn't even know whether to call them cats or not. It's a good thing that they're on your side.
- Balaluga is the worst offender, having a permanently eerie expression, disjointed body parts held together by mysterious orbs, and having a torso that's melting around another orb. You want to know how its ability works? The light from its orbs causes enemies to freeze from fright. Just what is this thing attacking with?
- The nature of the Crazed and Manic Cats. Nobody even knows where they came from, it's just known that they're insanely powerful variants of the normal cats given Power Born of Madness. They permanently have a blank, dead expression on their faces, blackened, gangrenous body parts like Mythical Titan Cat, and it's explicitly stated the reason they're so powerful is that they've been driven completely off the deep end. Quite possibly the two most frightening of these are Manic Island Cat and Manic Flying Cat. While the other Crazed cats are mostly the same in appearance save for their faces and blackened bodies, Manic Island turns into a volcanic island made of molten lava with a cat being boiled alive in lava at the top, while Manic Flying has the appearance of a city being nuked.
- The Zombie enemies can be this. In true zombie fashion, they all appear to be rotting and have blank expressions on their faces. In addition, many of them have exposed bones and body parts, further supporting their undead appearance. note Fortunately, Body Horror aside, they're still not immune to the slapstick comedy subjected to all the other enemies in their descriptions.
- ...Except for Zir Zeal. He appears to have bone shards sticking out of impossible angles from his body. His description isn't funny like the others. It sounds like something from a horror story.
Through the morning mists, I beheld a Seal. He called me to join him in a voice neither living nor dead, beckoning me to join him on the distant shore of an uncanny world...- It gets worse with Daboo of the Dead. A massive zombie that looks like someone hastily stitched it's corpse back together, holding a book with pained-looking faces engraved on it note and a loosely-attached head that sometimes shudders uncontrollably. It's the true definition of Implacable Man, being immune to all debuffs and boasting immense health. When he attacks, he summons a dark sphere of nightmarish faces to blow up your cats.
- Zyclone is among the worst of them. A vengeful storm composed of the souls of all the enemies you've defeated that have amalgamated and come back to life in a final bid to destroy you. In addition to arguably being the most frustrating Cyclone to beat, it acts incredibly unstable and deranged, as shown by its eye constantly trembling and looking around wildly. And to further prove its physical and implied mental instability, its core is cracked and damaged, with various other eyeballs staring out of it. The Japanese description instead implies that it draws its ability to revive indefinitely by absorbing the souls of living beings.
- The true forms of the Dragon Emperors are rather unnerving to look at, with their blackened scales that seethe with a lava-like substance, and their absolutely manic eyes. The cat emblems are also crazed, for good measure.
- All three forms of Oda Nobunaga are this, but especially his true form, as the cat face is a skeleton and has its face in a eternal scream, the “bull” is also a skeleton and Oda himself is perpetually pissed with a terrifying Nightmare Face.
