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"Hello....
...This is your mother....
....Are you there?.....
...Are you coming home?......"
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murkshade · 11 months
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I think its fun for stormfur to look like silverstream and feathertail to look like graystripe
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"Warriors: The Ultimate Guide", vignette
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murdermitties · 9 months
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hi!! i’m requesting a turtle tail design! (if you don’t have one already..)
or a frostpaw (asc) design!!
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Turtle Tail
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he’s just a little guy
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clanslist · 11 months
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transnightheart · 4 months
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I thought I felt your shape, but I was wrong.
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warriorcatsideas · 2 months
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justapossum · 2 months
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More of my Warrior Cats Rewrite!! Specifically about the Naming System
The Clans’ Naming System Basic Info
Originates from the Tribe of Rushing Water. Their names are derived from two-word constructions, relating to nature and often their appearance.
Due to the lack of roles besides the Stoneteller in the Ancient Tribe of Rushing Water, the founders of the Clans did not signify their ranking (with a star suffix). Rather they signified a specific characteristic of theirs. This can be seen with the founders: Thundering Storm, Wind Runner, Tall Shadow, River Ripple, and Clear Sky. The need to differentiate leaders from Clanmates arose when the Clans grew larger (around three generations after the founding).
Leaders were given the suffix of "star" to represent their connection to StarClan. The two-word constructions of names combined into one warrior name. Kits were given the suffix "kit" to represent their potential. Apprentices were given the suffix "paw" to signify them as learning warriors.
It is seen as blasphemy to name a kit after the founders of the Clans, as they are seen as almost religious figures.
While it can be a sign of respect to name a kit after another cat (Cinderheart and Cinderpelt), it can also be used as a sort of reclaiming (Tigerclaw and Tigerheart). Some prefixes have negative connotations due to previous cats (such as Tiger) and often result in the alienation of cats with those names.
Bluestar’s Spiral and Naming System
I’ll make another post going more in depth on Bluestar’s spiral, but here’s what you need to know: Bluestar feels so betrayed by Tigerclaw that she abandons hope in StarClan. This is only worsened by the loss of her mate, Yellowfang. She lashes out at Fireheart, her adopted son, specifically.
During Bluestar's spiral, she lashed out at her Clanmates by cruelly renaming them. Brightpaw was renamed to Lost Face (reminiscent of the Ancient naming system) and Fireheart was renamed to Foxheart. These names did not abide by the Clan's recognized naming system, rather they were a combination of negative connotations. Bluestar saw renaming cats as her only source of power at the time, taking liberties where she pleased.
This leads to…
Unique trauma for ThunderClan: their leader, the cat they should be able to trust the most, turned their most sacred and ancient tradition into a cruel and unpredictable punishment.
A Closer Look at Fireheart’s Name
While deep in her depressive episode after Tigerclaw's betrayal and Yellowfang's death, Bluestar dubs Fireheart as "Foxheart". Fireheart grows to resent his name and shifts back to the name "Rusty" or "Ember" for a few moons until Bluestar's death. This is seen as more of a nickname rather than a name change, as Fireheart's officially recognized name stayed the same.
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lemnnshark · 5 months
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On Vicky's Facebook, Fall is a "tortoiseshell and white she-cat with brown and orange patches and green eyes."
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buzzprincess1 · 5 months
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The part in outcast where during the battle it cuts to Jaypaw talking to Rock in the cave is funny as hell
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bowie-star · 5 months
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Rereading warriors in chronological order and I’m drawing every single cat in order of appearance so here she is, the very first cat in the entire world ever
[image description: a digital drawing of a fluffy white cat sitting with one front paw off the ground. She has green eyes and a contemplative expression. Handwritten text next to her says “Half Moon (Stoneteller”. End ID.]
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murkshade · 3 months
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Warriors AU: God-worshipped Sharptooth
I think it would have been super cool if Sharptooth was seen as a God instead of just a predator.
The Clans already view big cats--Tiger, Lion, Leopard--or at least whatever they imagine those big cats to be as these almost sacred, possibly spiritual, beings of the past. How come when an actual big cat showed up in the series, no one thought it might be something spiritual?
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The Tribe cats are already treated as a group of..to put it plainly, idiots that always need the Clans to help them. What if their first encounter wasn't of being saved from Sharptooth thanks to the Clans?
What if instead, the Tribe saw Sharptooth as a god, who comes to take their tributes (sacrifices) once every [blank]. Like Someone might be close to dying--elderly, sick, just wanting to pay tribute--and they send them to a place where Sharptooth comes to get them (away from the cave so that he doesn't actually become a huge issue in the way that he did in the books). They see it as his guiding spirit leading them to the afterlife.
It would also allow more cats to eat because their numbers can remain steady, so they don't run into the problem that caused half of them to leave back in DOTC.
Remember how the Tribe was meant to show how groups can be different and unique, but also good? Wasn't it a thing for 9/11 or was that made up? I'm tired it's 3 in the morning
What if they leaned more into that idea? The Tribe of Endless Hunting is too similar to StarClan imo, so what if instead of a entire afterlife of cats that guided you, it was Sharptooth that was the leader? And those that sacrificed their lives for him was believed to be granted a high position in the stars?
What if the Clan cats think that this is wrong and try to stop it, but by the end they realize that they cannot control other cats' lives, and that these cats are happy with their beliefs and lifestyle, and it would be wrong of them to force them to change?
So instead of the Tribe being helpless and always needing the Clans' help, they are instead shown to be a group living differently and believing in different things, but who also have mothers just like the Clans, fathers, kits, friends. I don't know, my brain's too tired to formulate the words I want to say right.
Just...There was so much missed potential. I'm pretty sure the Tribe was made because of different ways of living and different groups irl, so it sucks that one of these groups in their books are, for one, so similar to the other in their beliefs, and for another they're so bad at taking care of themselves without the Clans coming in to save them. It would have been so much better if we instead got a moral of getting along in spite of differences and beliefs.
Maybe they don't accept each other at first and believe that the other's way of living is wrong but then there's another enemy or natural disaster that makes the two groups work together and make them realize how similar they are, and that it's okay that they are also different?
PLUS just imagine God-Sharptooth.
Thank you and goodbye
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murdermitties · 1 year
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Stormfur
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macaronichewtoyz · 6 months
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Brook is great I love her :]
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