Warriors Wiki

Welcome to the Warriors Wiki! Want to edit and see fewer ads? Consider creating an account! Registered users will be able to edit pages, will only see ads on the main page, and more.

READ MORE

Warriors Wiki
Warriors Wiki
Warriors Wiki
5,540
pages
in: Characters, Under construction, Onestar's Confession characters,
and 27 more
This character is from ThunderClan. Click here for more information.
English

Birchfall

Sign in to edit
Spoiler warning: Plot and/or ending details follow.
"The training they give us is good. It gives us a chance to make the Clan even stronger. I thought I'd learned all I could, but now I see there are ways to be even more powerful in battle for my Clan."
— Birchfall to Ivypool about training in the Dark Forest in The Forgotten Warrior, page 24


Birchfall is a light brown[6] tabby tom[7] with amber eyes[8] and glossy fur.[9]

Birchfall is a ThunderClan warrior that has served under Firestar's, Bramblestar's, the impostor's, Lionblaze's, Graystripe's, and Squirrelstar's leaderships in the lake territories. He was born in the old forest as Birchkit to Dustpelt and Ferncloud in their second litter, and lost his sisters Hollykit and Larchkit to starvation due to the Twoleg destruction. He was looked after by Cody while his parents grieved for their lost kits. Upon reaching the lake, he was apprenticed as Birchpaw to his uncle, Ashfur, and later became a warrior named Birchfall. He eventually became mates with Whitewing and she gave birth to his kits, Dovekit and Ivykit.

He began training in the Place of No Stars, oblivious to their true intentions much to the chagrin of Ivypool, who was a spy there. He fought for the Clans during the Great Battle, but was regarded as a traitor to ThunderClan and Dustpelt nearly disowned him, but Birchfall and the other trainees were forgiven. He became a grandfather to both Ivypool's and Dovewing's litters. He was distraught to learn that Dovewing intended to move to ShadowClan, but accepted her choice nonetheless. After the impostor was revealed to be Ashfur, Birchfall condemned his former mentor and argued against killing his body in hopes of the real Bramblestar returning. His grandson through Dovewing, Birchfeather, was named after him.

History[]

Looking for a longer overview? Find one here!

The New Prophecy[]

He is the only son in Dustpelt's and Ferncloud's newest litter, and as the Twolegs begin to tear up the forest, his sisters, Hollykit and Larchkit, die due to the lack of food. Due to this and his older brother Shrewpaw being killed on the Thunderpath, Dustpelt and Ferncloud find it hard to take care of him after losing three kits, and Birchkit is primarily looked after by Cody, whom he strikes a friendship with. As the Clans band together to find a new home, Birchkit becomes friends with Marshkit, Applekit, and Toadkit of ShadowClan, as they were the only other kits around. He is saddened when they have to leave for their new territories, but Firestar makes him an apprentice when they reach their new camp, giving him his uncle, Ashfur, as a mentor. During this time, he becomes close to the only other apprentice, Whitepaw.

Power of Three[]

"And don't let Birchfall ruffle your fur. He's bossy with the new warriors, but you'll soon get used to it."
―Hazeltail to Hollyleaf Long Shadows, page 7
Now a warrior with the name Birchfall, he is the older brother to Foxleap and Icecloud, and he and Whitewing become increasingly close, though Birchfall is noted to be a bit bossy with the newer warriors. He and Whitewing become mates, and she later becomes pregnant with his kits. After ThunderClan suspects Sol of murdering Ashfur, Birchfall is chosen to go on the journey to find him. Birchfall is cautious throughout the journey since he wishes to return safely for his unborn kits. He nearly drowns at the sun-drown-place, but Brambleclaw saves him. Once they return to camp, Whitewing gives birth to Dovekit and Ivykit.

Omen of the Stars[]

Birchfall is proud when his kits become apprentices, and he is shown to be supportive of his daughters, and does not seem to understand why they fight and quarrel since they were so close as kits. Birchfall has been recruited to the Place of No Stars, oblivious to the fact that the Dark Forest is training them ruthlessly to fight against the Clans. There he discovers that Ivypaw is training there as well, and Birchfall is happy to train with his daughter. When the battle against Clans begins, Birchfall initially hides, but decides to fight for the Clans when Ivypool convinces him to. During the battle, his mother Ferncloud and younger brother Foxleap are killed, but Birchfall survives.

A Vision of Shadows[]

Birchfall: "We'll take [Twigkit and Violetkit] back to ThunderClan now, so that they can be cared for, and then –"
Needlepaw: "They can be cared for just as well in ShadowClan."
Birchfall: "Let me finish. The next Gathering is in a few days, and we can bring the kits there to decide what will be done with them. Is that okay, Needlepaw? After all, we can all agree that what's most important is to get the kits well again."
—Birchfall and Needlepaw The Apprentice's Quest, page 276
Birchfall tells Needlepaw that ThunderClan will temporarily shelter the two young kits they found until the next Gathering, noting that they need be kept well and fighting over it was not going to help. Later on, he becomes the grandfather to Dovewing's and Ivypool's litters of kits, and when Dovewing disappears, he grieves for her with Whitewing and Ivypool. However, when she returns, Birchfall is overjoyed to see her, but becomes disappointed when she tells them she intends to move to ShadowClan. He does however, offer to escort her to the ThunderClan-ShadowClan border as a means of spending some last moments with his daughter.

The Broken Code[]

"But you're still alive. And your Clan needs you."
―Birchfall trying to get Squirrelflight to receive her nine lives Lost Stars, page 248
When Bramblestar dies, he grieves for his leader with his Clan. Though when Squirrelflight postpones getting her lives and name out of grief, he tries to encourage her to become ThunderClan's new leader, to which Squirrelflight snaps at him due to the stress of losing her mate and having to lead the Clan in his absence. Upon learning that Ashfur killed and possessed Bramblestar's corpse, Birchfall condemns his uncle and calls him a fox-heart who is obsessed with Squirrelflight, and argues against killing the dark warrior within Bramblestar's body, as they have no idea if Bramblestar could return to the living world if they kill his body.

A Starless Clan[]

"Have you got bees in your brain? For seasons, the Clans have gotten along very well with the warrior code, until Ashfur turned it against us. We need to follow the code, not start meddling with it. Not all changes are for the better."
―Birchfall to Flipclaw and Thriftear River, page 44
His daughter Dovewing has given birth to another litter of kits, Rowankit and Birchkit, with the latter being named after him. Birchfall is seen to be shocked and overjoyed at having one of his grandchildren named after him. After defeating Ashfur, the Clans decide to make changes to the warrior code and some cats have mixed opinions about it, including Birchfall. He and other senior warriors discuss about the new rule that can make warriors depose a leader. When Flipclaw and Thriftear eagerly talk about changes to the warrior code, Birchfall gets upset and says that they need to follow the code, because not all changes are good.
More Coming Soon

Super Editions[]

This section summarizes Birchfall's significant Super Editions appearances. If you're looking for a full list, find one here!

"Of course you can do it. I'll be right behind you. I won't let you fall."
―Birchfall to Dovewing about climbing a cliff face Bramblestar's Storm, page 108
In Bramblestar's Storm, he helps his Clan during the mass flooding, and fights against the badgers with ShadowClan. He also grieves for his father, Dustpelt, when he dies during the battle.

Novellas[]

This section summarizes Birchfall's significant Novellas appearances. If you're looking for a full list, find one here!

"If one of us is to be forgiven, all must be forgiven."
―Birchfall to Dovewing Dovewing's Silence, chapter 4
In Dovewing's Silence, Birchfall, along with Blossomfall, Thornclaw, and Mousewhisker are regarded as traitors to ThunderClan for training in the Dark Forest. Dustpelt, grieving for Ferncloud, nearly disowns Birchfall because of his actions, not allowing him to see Ferncloud's body or even speaking to him, leaving Birchfall incredibly hurt. He, along with the other trainees, take a new oath of loyalty to their Clan, and are forgiven by most of their Clanmates.

Character pixels[]

Main images[]

The pixel artwork is fanart based on the canon description;
undefined traits are left to the artist's interpretation.

Alternate images[]

The pixel artwork is fanart based on the canon description;
undefined traits are left to the artist's interpretation.

Official art[]

Please do not edit this gallery.

Ceremonies[]

Personality and traits[]

Birchfall is playful, immature, hardworking and laid-back. Due to being lonely as a kit, Birchfall cherishes his friends and families.[10] Birchfall has high standards for himself, but can he get over his head at times.[11] Birchfall has a childish side, whining at little things like a thorn in his paw. He has a competitive streak, eagerly wanting to prove himself.[11]
Birchfall works hard for his Clan and respects others' skills, willing to learn from someone younger than him, like Ivypool.[12] He trained in the Dark Forest for this reason, in order to be stronger for ThunderClan.[8] Birchfall carries much guilt, such as not staying close to his ShadowClan friends,[13] but especially for his role in the Great Battle. He even risked his life to redeem himself as a trainee.[14] Even if others' decisions sadden him, he doesn't hold resentment and quietly accepts them.[15] Birchfall is open minded to the point, as he accepted Hollyleaf, his mentor's killer, when he discovered Ashfur had attempted murder himself.[16]

Relationships[]

Whitewing[]

Birchfall: "Huh! I don't know why Firestar picked Whitewing. I'd be just as good as her at mentoring."
Sandstorm: "Firestar picks the best cat for the job. Whitewing is older than you. And don't forget she could have been made a warrior much sooner, but she asked to put it off so you wouldn't be the only apprentice."
—Sandstorm and Birchfall about his competitiveness with Whitewing Outcast, page 37
Birchfall cares deeply for his mate.[17] During his apprenticeship, he only had Whitepaw as a denmate, becoming especially close to her. She delayed receiving her warrior name, so he wouldn't be lonely like he was as a kit. As a warrior, he had competitive streak with her, sulking that he could've been Icepaw's mentor instead of her.[18] However, even if they have differing opinions, they made sure to be supportive.[19]
Soon, Whitewing became pregnant with his kits. During this period, Birchfall was protective of her, even sleeping in the nursery. Though that didn't stop him from reluctantly leaving her on a mission to find Ashfur's killer.[20] They happily raise their daughters together and were disappointed when Dovewing left for ShadowClan.[15]

Dovewing and Ivypool[]

"I'm proud of you. Seeing you in the Dark Forest makes me realize how much I've underestimated your skills in the past."
―Birchfall to Ivypool The Last Hope, pages 64-65
Birchfall was proud of his daughters since they were kits. Unlike his protective parents, Birchfall wanted them to be mature as apprentices. He scolded Dovepaw when she supposedly told childish fibs[21] and got competitive with Ivypaw in a mock battle.[22] As warriors, Birchfall respected them as equals and told dry jokes around them.[23] When he trained in the Dark Forest with Ivypool, he admired her skills, thinking he underestimated her. So he didn't mind being mentored by her despite being younger and saw it as a bonding moment.[12] However, both his daughters were uncomfortable with him being a trainee and didn't want to assume the worst of him. Like the other trainees, they helped their father to be re-accepted by their Clanmates.[24] When Dovewing joined her mate, Tigerstar, in ShadowClan, Birchfall was relieved for her safety, but was still disappointed that she left ThunderClan.[15]

Ferncloud[]

«She gazed at Birchkit, her eyes glittering with fear, and Leafpaw guessed she had dreaded closing her eyes in case she woke to find the last of her kits dead.»
—Leafpaw's thoughts on Ferncloud's worry for Birchkit's survival Dawn, page 261
Ferncloud was a tender and dedicated mother to her son. Despite the hardships of the Great Journey, she persisted to raise Birchkit, though became somewhat worrisome.[25] Due to his littermates dying, Ferncloud struggled to let Birchpaw be independent in his early apprenticeship,[26] but learned to focus on her queen duties instead.[27]
Birchfall remains close to his mother, doing what's necessary to protect her. When Dustpelt became sick with greencough, he reluctantly stops his mother from going near him.[28] When Ferncloud is killed in the battle with the Place of No Stars and Birchfall is barred from her burial due to being a Dark Forest trainee, he's deeply disheartened.[14]

Dustpelt[]

Birchfall: "She was my mother. I want to carry her on her last journey."
Dustpelt: "You gave up that right when you betrayed your Clan."
—Dustpelt to Birchfall about his Dark Forest training Dovewing's Silence, chapter 2
Dustpelt loved his son, instilling good morals into his kits while allowing Ferncloud to take a more comforting role for them. He'd often visit Birchfall's litter in the nursery, being firm yet proud, scolding them when necessary.[29] After the deaths of his littermates, Dustpelt became fiercely protective of Birchkit, pushing Ferncloud to keep going despite her depression, determined to have him survive.[25] Even when they reached a safe home by the lake, Dustpelt didn't want him taking unnecessary risks. Birchkit respected this, listening when he was told to apologize.[30] His father was able to put his protectiveness aside to fondly watch him become an apprentice.[31]
With every kit from the third litter surviving, Dustpelt could let go of his stress and have a more laid back relationship with Birchfall.[32] However, the Great Battle estranged the once close pair. Since Birchfall trained with killers of Ferncloud, Dustpelt lashed out in his grief. He almost disowned his son as a traitor, feeling like he'd gone against everything he'd taught him. He didn't even allow him to be a part of his mother's burial.[14] Slowly, Dustpelt's anger softened, but the two remained strained, acting more like mere Clanmates.[33] Birchfall wasn't able to fully reconcile with his father before his death.[34]

Hollykit and Larchkit[]

"Ferncloud, I'm so sorry about Hollykit. We will make sure Birchkit survives."
―Firestar to Ferncloud about her kits Dawn, page 129
As a kit, Birchfall shared typical sibling relationships with his sisters, enjoying playing with them and asking many questions.[1] However, the destruction of the forest territories hit the litter tragically, killing Larchkit and Hollykit. As the strongest, Birchkit survived but was too young and sickly to fully comprehend their deaths.[35] Despite this, Birchfall was able to move on, growing up to be a proud and healthy warrior.[3]

Ashfur[]

"Birchpaw told me... Blackstar waiting on our territory... Had to come alone..."
―Firestar about Ashfur tricking Birchpaw Sunset, page 290
Ashfur helped provide for his nephew when Ferncloud was grieving for her others kits' deaths[36] and was excited when he became his mentor.[2] At first they had a decent relationship, but Ashfur ultimately valued his revenge on Squirrelflight more. He tricked Birchpaw into unknowingly being the trigger of Firestar's attempted murder.[37]
Unaware that Ashfur scapegoated him, Birchfall still respected him as a warrior[17] and grieved for his death. He even journeyed to bring his killer to justice despite having a pregnant mate.[20] When he discovered the circumstances around Ashfur's murder, he quietly accepted his crimes and didn't hold it against Hollyleaf.[16]

Cody[]

"I'll make sure [Ferncloud] eats the seed. And while she sleeps I can look after Birchkit. He'll be missing his sister."
―Cody about Ferncloud and Birchkit Dawn, page 130
Cody briefly cared for Birchfall as a kit, while she was waiting to return to her housefolk. She pitied him for losing his littermates, reminding her of her own kits who were living far away. Taking the role of a queen, Cody helped wash and feed Birchkit, when his mother, Ferncloud struggled with her kits' deaths.[35] Birchkit grew attached to Cody, becoming confused and upset when she had to leave.[38]

Toadfoot, Applefur, and Marshkit[]

Birchkit: "Can Toadkit and Applekit and Marshkit come too?"
Tallpoppy: "No, we belong to ShadowClan. We'll have our own territory now."
Birchkit: "But that's not fair! If they can't come, I don't want to go."
Ferncloud: "Don't be so silly. That's the warrior code. When you're apprentices you'll meet again at Gatherings."
Toadkit: "It won't be the same."
Birchkit: "And there are no other ThunderClan kits for me to play with."
—Birchkit about Toadkit, Applekit, and Marshkit Starlight, pages 109-110
After the deaths of his sisters, Hollykit and Larchkit, Birchkit became lonely as a sole kit in the nursery, so he was overjoyed at the chance to befriend ShadowClan kits on the Great Journey, bonding with Tallpoppy's litter.[39] When they had to live separately again once settled by the lake, Birchkit was defiant, announcing it was unfair and refusing to leave them. After some persuasion from his mother, Birchkit reluctantly accepted it, but complained he would be lonely again.[10] As a warrior, Birchfall was mournful that he couldn't have a long friendship with them, wondering what happened to them. While Marshkit disappeared as a kit,[40] and Toadfoot insisted to remain loyal to ShadowClan,[13] Birchfall was able to reconnect with Applefur, as they were fellow Dark Forest trainees. They fought the Dark Forest together in the Great Battle, but Applefur died.[41]

Family[]

Main article: Birchfall/Family
Birchfall is one of the few kits of Dustpelt and Ferncloud who survived to adulthood. Birchfall's mate is Whitewing, and Dovewing and Ivypool are their children. For more of Birchfall's family, click here!

Appearances[]


Trivia[]

Interesting facts[]

  • His grandson, Birchfeather, is implied to have been named after him.[42]

Author statements[]

  • One of Kate's favorite warrior names is Birchfall.[43]

Mistakes[]

  • He has been referred to as gray both as a kit and apprentice,[44] and called tawny.[45]
  • Birchfall, Mousewhisker, and Blossomfall are mentioned to have fought on the side of the Dark Forest,[46] when in fact, they hid when the battle started until Ivypool convinced them to fight for the Clans.[47]

Continuity[]

The following information is from sources considered non-canon, retconned, or from adapted material.

  • In Secrets of the Clans, a 2007 field guide, Birchpaw speaks on what it is like to be an apprentice. He allows his mother, Ferncloud, to continue doting on him, and appreciates Ashfur's methods of training. He enjoys hunting and is determined to obey the rules, and hopes to see Toadkit, Marshkit, and Applekit at his first Gathering.

Quotes[]

"I can't believe I'm finally an apprentice. I've been dreaming of this for moons!"
―Birchpaw about becoming an apprentice Secrets of the Clans, page 109


Birchfall: "Ow!"
Jaypaw: "If I don't get the thorn out, it's going to hurt a lot more. It's not that big."
Birchfall: "That's because most of it is buried in my paw! It's amazing I made it back to camp at all. Ow! I told you it was huge!"
Jaypaw: "Not exactly deadly though."
Birchfall: "You're not very sympathetic for a medicine cat."
Jaypaw: "I'm here to heal you. If you want sympathy, go to the nursery."
—Birchfall with a thorn stuck in his pad Dark River, page 99


«Birchfall always liked to pretend he was vastly wise and experienced compared with apprentices but Jaypaw hadn't forgotten the fuss he'd made over getting a thorn in his paw.»
—Jaypaw's thoughts about Birchfall Dark River, pages 156-157


"The sun came back, didn't it? It's not that big a deal."
―Birchfall to Hazeltail Long Shadows, page 9


Birchfall: "I don't know what I think about making changes to the warrior code. Especially this idea that we could get rid of a leader. It would be like—like telling the sun not to shine!"
Ivypool: "We would have been glad enough to get rid of Ashfur. Even when we still thought he was Bramblestar. Cats died because we went on accepting him as our leader, even though he was sending cats into exile and suspecting us all of disloyalty, like he had bees in his brain."
Birchfall: "But how often will we have to deal with a cat like Ashfur?"
Thornclaw: "One was enough. I think Ivypool is right."
Birchfall: "But Ashfur wasn't a true leader. If he hadn't stolen Bramblestar's body, no cat would have accepted him. And StarClan never gave him his nine lives and his name. These new rules are all about deposing a leader who has been approved by StarClan. That's quite different."
Thornclaw: "You've got a point there."
—Birchfall and other senior warriors discuss changes to the warrior code River, pages 5-6
End of spoiler warning

External links[]

  • Exclusive! Veil of Shadows: Excerpt on Warriors official website (backup link) (Allegiances only)
  • Exclusive! Graystripe's Vow: Excerpt on Warriors official website (backup link) (Allegiances only)
  • Exclusive! Darkness Within: Excerpt on Warriors official website (backup link)
  • Exclusive! The Place of No Stars Excerpt on Warriors official website (backup link)
  • Exclusive! A Warrior's Choice Excerpt on Warriors official website (backup link) (Allegiances only)
  • Exclusive! A Light in the Mist: Excerpt on Warriors official website (backup link) (Allegiances only)
  • Exclusive! River: Excerpt on Warriors official website (backup link)
  • Exclusive! Sky: Excerpt on Warriors official website (backup link)
  • Exclusive! Shadow: Excerpt on Warriors official website (backup link)
  • Exclusive! Thunder: Excerpt on Warriors official website (backup link) (Allegiances only)
  • Exclusive: Wind chapters on Warriors official website (backup link)
  • Exclusive! Ivypool's Heart chapters on Warriors official website (backup link)
  • Exclusive! Star chapters on Warriors official website (backup link) (Allegiances only)
  • Exclusive! The Elders' Quest chapters on Warriors official website (backup link) (Allegiances only)

  • Morningstar's Folly - When Peace Isn't the Answer on Warriors official website (backup link) (Indirect mention only)
  • Top five funniest Jayfeather lines on Warriors official website (backup link) (Mentioned only)

  • Honoring the Mother Cats on Warriors official website (backup link) (Indirect mention only)
  • Stand Together or Fall Divided on Warriors official website (backup link) (Indirect mention only)
  • More Than Life Itself on Warriors official website (backup link) (Indirect mention only)
  • Asking a Great Deal on Warriors official website (backup link) (Indirect mention only)
  • Protect and defend on Warriors official website (backup link) (Indirect mention only)
  • Missing the old days on Warriors official website (backup link) (Indirect mention only)
  • The best Warriors journey moments on Warriors official website (backup link) (Indirect mention only)

  • Introducing your chosen 2021 plushes on Warriors official website (backup link) (Mentioned only)

  • Winners of the holiday gifts fan challenge on Warriors official website (backup link)
  • Family Artwork on Warriors official website (backup link)

    • Notes and references[]

    1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 Revealed in Midnight, page 84
    2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 Revealed in Twilight, page 113
    3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 Revealed in The Sight, allegiances
    4. ↑ Revealed in Fading Echoes, page 196
    5. ↑ Revealed in The Last Hope, page 110
    6. ↑ Revealed in Twilight, page 7
    7. ↑ Revealed in Sunset, allegiances
    8. ↑ 8.0 8.1 Revealed in The Forgotten Warrior, page 24
    9. ↑ Revealed in The Last Hope, page 63
    10. ↑ 10.0 10.1 Revealed in Starlight, chapter 5
    11. ↑ 11.0 11.1 Revealed in Dark River, page 156
    12. ↑ 12.0 12.1 Revealed in The Last Hope, page 6
    13. ↑ 13.0 13.1 Revealed in Outcast, chapter 11
    14. ↑ 14.0 14.1 14.2 Revealed in Dovewing's Silence, chapter 2
    15. ↑ 15.0 15.1 15.2 Revealed in River of Fire, page 264
    16. ↑ 16.0 16.1 Revealed in The Forgotten Warrior, page 188
    17. ↑ 17.0 17.1 Revealed in Long Shadows, page 308
    18. ↑ Revealed in Outcast, page 37
    19. ↑ Revealed in Shattered Sky, page 58
    20. ↑ 20.0 20.1 Revealed in Sunrise, page 30
    21. ↑ Revealed in The Fourth Apprentice, page 71
    22. ↑ Revealed in Fading Echoes, chapter 14
    23. ↑ Revealed in The Forgotten Warrior, page 22
    24. ↑ Revealed in Dovewing's Silence, chapter 9
    25. ↑ 25.0 25.1 Revealed in Moonrise, chapter 24
    26. ↑ Revealed in Sunset, page 298
    27. ↑ Revealed in Sunset, page 182
    28. ↑ Revealed in Outcast, page 176
    29. ↑ Revealed in Starlight, chapter 13
    30. ↑ Revealed in Starlight, chapter 14
    31. ↑ Revealed in Twilight, page 133
    32. ↑ Revealed in Night Whispers, chapter 14
    33. ↑ Revealed in Bramblestar's Storm, chapter 16
    34. ↑ Revealed in Bramblestar's Storm, page 427
    35. ↑ 35.0 35.1 Revealed in Dawn, chapter 9
    36. ↑ Revealed in Dawn, page 151
    37. ↑ Revealed in Sunset, page 290
    38. ↑ Revealed in Dawn, chapter 16
    39. ↑ Revealed in Dawn, chapter 23
    40. ↑ Revealed in Outcast, chapter 10
    41. ↑ Revealed in Bramblestar's Storm, chapter 4
    42. ↑ Revealed in River, page 47
    43. ↑ Revealed in Erin Hunter Chat 3
    44. ↑ Revealed in Twilight, page 112
    45. ↑ Revealed in Fading Echoes, page 197
    46. ↑ Revealed in Dovewing's Silence, page 17
    47. ↑ Revealed in The Last Hope, page 287
    Čeština Deutsch Español Suomi Français Italiano Nederlands Polski Русский Svenska Українська 中文
    Community content is available under CC-BY-SA unless otherwise noted.
    More Fandoms