Warriors Book Series

Here are the ones who survived:

Thunderclan:

-Firestar (lost a life though)

-Brambleclaw

-Cinderpelt

-Fernpaw e.g Ferncloud

-Longtail

-Mousefur

-Thornpaw e.g Thornclaw

-Brakenfur

-Dustpelt

-Ashpaw e.g Ashfur

-Sandstorm

-Greystripe

-Frostfur

-Goldenflower

-Cloudtail

-Lostface e.g Brightheart

-Willowpelt

-Speckletail

-Dappletail

ShadowClan:

-Blackfoot e.g Blackstar

-Runningnose

-Oakfur

-Littlecloud

-Russetfur

-Cedarpaw e.g Cedarheart

-Rowanpaw e.g Rowanclaw

-Tallpoppy

Windclan:

-Tallstar

-Barkface

-Mudclaw

-Webfoot

-Tornear

-Whitetail

-Onewhisker e.g Onestar

-Crowkit e.g Crowfeather

-Ashfoot

-Morningflower

Riverclan:

-Leopardstar

-Stormpaw .g Stormfur

-Mudfur

-Blackclaw

-Heavystep

-Featherpaw e.g Feathertail

-Loudbelly

-Mosspelt

The ones who did not survive:

-Whitestorm

-Darkstripe

-Boulder

-Jaggedtooth

-Ashfur

-Gorsepaw

I think Tigerstar was the worst cat bacause he killed Redtail because he wanted to be deputy, he tried to kill Bluestar during a rade he set up so he could be leader, and after he was banished from Thunderclan he became leader of Shadowclan and he tried to destroy Thunderclan with a dog pack. He wanted the dogs to get a taste for cat so he killed Brindleface so that the dogs wuold kill and eat the rest of Thunderclan.

My warrior cat has blue eyes, but she isn't blind.

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No. She later becomes a warrior. Her warrior name is Ivypool.

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Yes. I, personally, think that it really depends on how the kid, dare I say it, is grossed out about blood and things like that. If it is a boy, then probably they could take the action and it would be fine. But, boys might not want to be all interested in cats, and stuff like that so, think about that first. I have read almost every Warriors book there is, and I love them, so I don't really think anyone else wouldn't. But, for an 8 year old, there is quite a lot of dying cats, but I still think it's okay. Also, Warriors teach kids a lesson about how to deal with a loved one's death, how to work together, and how much loyalty and being honest and fair is important in life. So think about that, and then decide whether or not to hand over the Warriors books just yet.

Scrouge comes in the last book of the final series. It is called The Darkest Hour.

In "The Fourth Apprentice," Leafpool is a senior warrior in ThunderClan, known for her healing skills as well as her bravery and loyalty to her Clan. She is also the mother of Squirrelflight's kits, Jayfeather, Lionblaze, and Hollyleaf.

Clan cats reject a life of luxury and ease, preferring instead to live by the warrior code and rely on their skills to survive in the wild. They prioritize loyalty to their clan and working together as a community to protect their territory and uphold their values. They value independence and self-reliance over a life of pampered comfort.

Bluestar's father, Stormtail, died in a gap during Bluestar's Prophecy. After Bluestar is made leader, she mentions Stormtail along with other cats who died when the clan ran out of prey. Stormtail most likely died along with these cats during leaf-bare.

I looked online but I could only find up to 'The New Prophecy'.

The Dark Forest is where evil warriors go to afterlife in the Warriors series, while the Place of No Stars is the equivalent in the Seekers series. Both are shadowy, ominous realms where those who have lived dark lives are condemned for eternity.

i dont think sol has a mate it was not mentioned

The correct term is dopp kit. It is a small case used to store and organize toiletries and grooming essentials when traveling. "Dock kit" is not a commonly recognized term for this item.

Blossomfall and Toadstep have a friendly relationship as clanmates, but it is not confirmed that they are in love. Their interactions in the Warriors series do not specifically indicate romantic feelings between them.

Millie loves Graystripe because he has shown kindness, loyalty, and courage. They have gone through many challenges together, and their bond has grown stronger as a result. Millie admires Graystripe's resilience and determination, which have earned her love and respect.

Yes he does. When Dovewing bears his kits, and joins ShadowClan for him, they probably became mates.

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I'm not able to predict specific outcomes for fictional characters in a book. It's best to continue reading to find out what happens to Icecloud in the story.

Crowpaw (Later Crowfeather) Tawnypelt, Brambleclaw and Feathertail. Squirrelpaw (Later Squirrelflight) comes because she practically forced Brambleclaw into taking her (not in a break the warrior code way) and Stormfur wouldn't let Feathertail go if he didn't come.

Leaders are not allowed to have a mate in the Warriors series.

Squirrelflight's mate after Brambleclaw is Leafpool's son, Lionblaze. They become mates in the book series "Warriors."