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# Characters and Enemies
### CashCat
CashCat is the current playable character. The character uses a fast auto rifle, can jump, and can scale through temporary power-ups and permanent level-up blessings
| Attribute | Current Value |
| -------------------------- | ------------- |
| Health | `100` |
| Movement speed | `5` |
| Jump height | `2.5` |
| Default rifle fire rate | `9` shots/sec |
| Rifle damage | `18` |
| Bullet speed | `24` |
| Max permanent spread pairs | `3` |
### Pepe Runner
Pepe Runner is the main wave enemy. Pepe enemies chase the player, deal touch damage, and scale every wave.
Pepe has runtime variants:
| Variant | Rule |
| ------------------- | ---------------------------------- |
| Standard Pepe | Baseline wave enemy |
| Unsteady Pepe | `20%` chance, moves at `68%` speed |
| Running Jumper Pepe | `10%` chance, adds jump behavior |
### Swole Dog
Swole Dog is the boss enemy. It appears every 5 waves, has a large model, a boss marker, a dedicated health bar, and guaranteed CASHCAT drops on kill.
Swole Dog is slower than a normal enemy from the same wave but hits much harder. The boss exists to force movement discipline: kite, reposition, and use spread upgrades before the arena gets too crowded.
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