Warriors Book Series

a list of warrior cats from thunderclan in the first series

redtail, bluestar, fireheart, dustpelt, sandstorm, graystripe, cloudtail, lionheart, whitestorm, Ravenpaw, tigerclaw, dappletail, spottedleaf willowpelt, patchpelt, longtail, frostfur, brightheart, thornclaw, cinderpelt, brackenfur, Brindleface, ashfur, ferncloud, darkstripe, speckletail, smallear, goldenflower, one-eye, halftail, mousefur, runningwind, Sorrelkit, rainkit, sootkit,bramblepaw, tawnypaw, swiftpaw,

Because he became leader of ShadowClan. When a clan leader receives his 9 lives from StarClan he takes the sub-name ---star to signify his leadership. So Tigerclaw would become Tigerstar, Leafwind would become Leafstar, etc.

Some of the original clans for MAG were SVER, Raven Industries, and Valor Company. Each clan had its own unique characteristics and preferred tactics, such as SVER's emphasis on brute force and Raven Industries' focus on technology and stealth.

When Firestar received his warrior name, he officially became a full member of ThunderClan, solidifying his role as a respected and valued member of the clan. His warrior name, Fireheart, symbolized his brave and passionate nature, signifying his commitment to serving and protecting his clanmates. This marked an important milestone in his journey from a kittypet to a respected warrior within ThunderClan.

The fourth cat in "Warriors: The Last Hope" was Jayfeather. He is a blind medicine cat from ThunderClan with a connection to StarClan and the ability to walk in other cats' dreams.

*spoiler*

Get ready..

Are ya??

Here it is.....

Sandstorm

(fireworks go off in distance :)

To apply tick medicine to your cat, carefully part the fur on the back of their neck to expose the skin. Place the appropriate dosage directly onto the skin, being sure to avoid the fur. Make sure to follow the specific instructions provided by the product manufacturer for best results.

The authors said they will not be making a movie and thought about making Warriors as a tv show but the show wouldn't get many viewers so they're sticking to writing novels. But there are some animations on warriors you can check out. You can go on YouTube and visit Tribble of Doom, SSS Warrior, Flight foot warrior, and even Ali Kat Nya. They have fantastic animations including the warriors and books.

In the game "Warrior Cats: The New Prophecy," you can typically save your progress by accessing the game's menu and looking for an option to save or save game. This option is usually located in the settings or options menu and allows you to save your progress at any point during the game.

In the Warriors series, the cats refer to the time of day as dawn (morning), sun-high (afternoon), sun-drown-place (sunset), and moon-high (night). They also use terms like half-moon to refer to midnight and first light to refer to the first light of dawn.

It really just depends how she looks like or what's her personality. Here are some examples.

Silver she-cat: Silverheart

Orange she-cat: Sandpelt

Black she-cat: Nightshine

Tortoiseshell she-cat: Spottedpool

White she-cat: Whitepool

It is because they were in love and because they were from different clans and Leafpool was a medicine cat, so they couldn't be happy together in seperate clans. The reason they went back is because Leafpool found out about the badger attack from midnight the badger(I think, it was a while since I read it). Hope this helps =)

Yes, "The Happy Warrior" by Herbert Read is often analyzed as a reflection on the ideal qualities of a soldier, such as courage and loyalty. The poem describes a soldier's dedication to duty and his commitment to a cause, embodying the characteristics of a "happy warrior" who fights with honor and integrity. The poem is seen as a tribute to the bravery and selflessness of those who serve in the military.

Mapleshade is a ragged, large, sturdy, thick furred ginger-and-white she-cat, with a fluffy white tail, a white muzzle, a scarred head, thorn-sharp claws, matted fur, sharp, yellow teeth, and amber eyes. (Taken from Warriors Wikia.)

By font it varies you need to ask your supplier for it does depend on the conditions or special copies , glitches or anything that's made specially for your comfort.

Well, it really doesn't say those exact words. It simply states that Scourge's father had a ginger coat, just like Firestar. And, for some reason, Scourge's father was not there when the kits were growing up. Sure, maybe he died, but maybe he ran off to be with Firestar's mom. If you receive Erin Hunter's author tracker, you know that Erin Hunter said that if you read The Rise of Scourge carefully, you might find the biggest secret of the Warrior books ever, another clue that they are half brothers.

Note: In an online chat on August 16, 2008 at wandsandworlds.com, Erin Hunter confirmed that Scourge and Firestar are half-brothers.

Brokenstar was the former leader of Shadowclan, he is best known for killing his own father, Raggedstar, for driving Windclan from the forest, and for going against the warrior code by making kits younger than 6 moons into apprentices.

He is also indirectly responsible for the death of Spottedleaf, in that Clawface was sent into Thunderclan camp to steal kits, and he killed Spottedleaf in the process.

It should also be noted that Brokenstar was the son of Yellowfang, who eventually killed Brokenstar to put an end to all the trouble he caused.

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Brokenstar is most famous for driving out WindClan, only to be brought back by Firestar and Graystripe on their first warrior mission. Brokenstar allied with Tigerstar and a band of rouges while he was imprisoned in the ThunderClan camp. He finally died when his mother, Yellowfang, killed him with deathberries. In The Fourth Apprentice, it is suspected that he is an ally of Tigerstar and Hawkfrost because Breezepelt is fighting alongside a "brown tom with a twisted tail." It hasn't been confirmed as of the day I'm typing this, but is is most likely him because Jayfeather doesn't know who he is and he is one of the only brown and evil tom.

The three cats with powers in the Warriors series are Jayfeather, who can walk in other cats' dreams and sense emotions; Lionblaze, who is impervious to physical harm in battle; and Dovewing, who has exceptionally keen senses, including the ability to see and hear over great distances.

Excerpt from Wikipedia

Bone is a huge black and white tom with green eyes. He serves as the unofficial "deputy" of BloodClan, and is Scourge's main enforcer, performing his dirty work. He also wears a collar around his neck similar to Scourge's . He kills Whitestorm during the final battle in The Darkest Hour, before being swarmed and killed by a group of apprentices: Bramblepaw, Tawnypaw, Ashpaw, Featherpaw and Stormpaw.

Scourge, (Tiny at birth) a very small black tom with icy blue eyes and a single white paw, rules BloodClan through fear and a survival-of-the-fittest mentality, and refuses to provide for any cat that cannot support itself - i.e., elders and mentally ill cats. He permits the mates of she-cats nursing kits to hunt for their mates purely out of pragmatism, so that the Clan does not simply cease to exist when all the elder cats die and there are no younger cats to replace them. Despite his small size, he is a very capable and dangerous fighter, and neither any sort of warrior's ethical code or merciful impulses restrain him in battle; he is brutal and ruthless (Rock saying in Cats of the Clans that he lacks "any sense of right or wrong"). To show his capability to kill, he wears a collar of teeth and claws from dogs and cats he has killed and his claws have been reinforced with dogs' teeth. His weakness is revealed to be his skepticism towards StarClan, which means he does not have nine lives. It has been confirmed by the Erins that Firestar is Scourge's half-brother (Scourge and Firestar share the same father), as implied in The Rise of Scourge when Quince wonders about why the litter did not share their father's ginger color, making Firestar also the half-brother of Socks and Ruby, Scourge's littermates. Scourge is then related to Cloudtail, Leafpool, Princess, Squirrelflight, Whitewing, Whitewing's kits Dovepaw and Ivypaw, Lionblaze, Hollyleaf, and Jayfeather.

Scourge's evil behavior is explained in The Rise of Scourge. It is revealed that, from a young age, his brother Socks and sister Ruby treat him very badly, bullying him about his size and mocking him. His mother tells them not to pick on him but never really defends him the way he wants her to. When Ruby teases him that he will be drowned in the river (because no Twolegs want to adopt him), Scourge runs away. He wanders into forest territory, and is attacked by Tigerpaw who was patrolling the border of Thunderclan territory with Thistleclaw, his mentor, and Bluefur. Tigerstar would have killed him, but was stopped at the last second by Bluefur. Scourge develops a lifelong grudge against Tigerstar. Afraid to go home, and terrified to go into the forest and face more abuse from cats like Tigerpaw, Scourge soon moves to the alleys of a city, where he finds an old dog. One of its teeth falls out and Scourge tries to use it to cut off his collar, but ends up getting it stuck. He finds a group of thin cats who are eating a small piece of chicken from a Twoleg (human) garbage. In order to convince them to share their food he makes up a story about killing a dog and ripping the tooth from its skull as a sort of trophy. Though skeptical, the cats let him have a bite. The next day, however, a group of cats, led by a cat named Brick, have heard his story. They ask him to kill a dog behind a deli who is stealing their food. Afraid of the dog, but realizing that he will be revealed to be a liar and driven out if he refuses to fight the dog, Scourge approaches the dog. By sheer luck, the dog is frightened by Scourge's shadow, which appears about three times as large as Scourge really is, and flees; Scourge is clever enough to convince the other cats he frightened the dog away. The other stray cats are amazed and treat him almost like a god. This is the point where he decides to change his name (the other cats have never asked for his name before, so instead of telling them his name is Tiny, he makes up the new, more intimidating name Scourge). He becomes the leader by default, and cats begin to seek his advice--and aid; a group of rogues from the forest wander in, and begin bullying and abusing the local cats, who turn to their leader, Scourge, for protection. Scourge cannot bluff these cats as he tricked the dog, and the forest rogues openly mock and threaten him. Unwilling to back away from his position of power, Scourge kills one of them in cold blood, frightening the other forest rogues away and solidifying his hold over the alley cats (and losing a part of his own soul). Later, Socks and Ruby wander into his territory; they were adopted as kittypets, but lost or forgotten when their owners moved, and as dependent pets, they never learned to hunt for their own food. Scourge banishes his own brother and sister from his territory, completing his transformation into a cold-blooded villain.

Scourge forms the alleycats into BloodClan. They copy his ways, even making collars for themselves out of the teeth of the dogs they have slain and cats they have murdered. Scourge appoints Bone, a terrifying black and white cat, as his second in command. Tigerstar is led by Boulder, a former follower of Scourge, into Scourge's territory within the maze-like alleys. Tigerstar, who is at this point leader of ShadowClan, is slightly amused by the tiny leader but after seeing the numbers of his followers and their collars decides to ask Scourge to join him in battle against Thunderclan and WindClan, promising him their land. He never intends to keep his agreement, thinking that once he had all the forest clans united under his rule, he will easily be able to betray Scourge, whom he underestimates because of Scourge's small size and his own overconfident arrogance. He clearly does not remember the time when he almost murdered the small black cat as a kitten, though Scourge certainly remembers and despises him, though he very deliberately says nothing about their past confrontation. During the battle with LionClan (WindClan and ThunderClan allied together) Tigerstar tells Scourge's followers to attack, but Scourge's followers refuse to fight without Scourge's orders, enraging Tigerstar. When Scourge refuses to order BloodClan's cats to attack, Tigerstar attacks Scourge, who proves more formidable than Tigerstar realized. Scourge takes his revenge by killing Tigerstar, cutting his belly open, and watched him gleefully as all his lives were stripped from him. Later in the battle Scourge takes one of Firestar's lives, but is killed later by the ThunderClan leader.

Secrets of the Clans:

Ice (born Jumper) is one of Barley's brothers who joined BloodClan and was responsible for almost killing his and Barley's sister Violet. Later, he and his brother Snake become the new leaders of BloodClan.

Snake (born Hoot) is the other one of Barley's brothers who joined BloodClan. He, too, was responsible for almost killing Violet, and was the first to tell Barley of their major change.

The Rise of Scourge:

Brick, a russet coloured cat. Unknown if male or female; is a friend of Bone and Scourge, but also a supporter of Tiny even before BloodClan was formed. Brick asks Tiny to come fight one of the dogs in the Twolegplace that is keeping them from a dumpster full of food. When Tiny says he can fight the dog, Brick tells him he better not be lying, and if he is to clear out of the ally before moonhigh that night.

He is a tawny colored tom with green eyes.

he does not die... Hollyleaf, Firestar, Ferncloud, Mousefur dies, and Spottedleaf fades forever (i actually bawled when this happened) so Graystripe does not die.

One of the mothers nursing the warrior cats is Goldenflower. She is the mother of Brambleclaw, Tawnypelt, and three other unnamed kits.

They become a warrior at 12 moons, unless there's something stopping them from becoming one (Ex. an injury, blindness, ect. ect.) And they would become a Medicine Cat when either the medicine cat dies, or believes the apprentice is ready to become the Medicine Cat.