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"You have brought this new family and new life to us wildcats. Our ancestor, Galestar, resented the Clans for turning their backs on her and her kits, but now all of that is in the past. Any debt we were owed by the Clans has been more than repaid, and we will always be connected now. We promise that from now on we will be allies of the Clans, joined by blood and friendship." |
— Prowl Sleek to Ivypool in Ivypool's Heart, chapter 33 |
The wildcats is an unnamed group of wildcats who live in a secluded forest near some mountains. This specific group is descended from Galestar and her three kits,[1] though prior groups of wildcats have vanished, such as the one where Stalk Purr and Tumble Leap lived in.[2]
Description[]
- "Only the elders were able to do it; the knowledge and power came to them as they aged. We were too young—and we still are. We couldn't even try it, since we can't reach the tree. That might be why we wildcats are dying out, because there's no cat old enough to receive the ancestors' guidance, or to connect with other wildcats—if they still exist."
- ―Stalk Purr about the wildcats Ivypool's Heart, chapter 15
- Tumble Leap and Stalk Purr's group of wildcats eventually dissipated after Twolegs destroyed their home. Wildcats left to find a better home but never returned, and Tumble Leap and Stalk Purr were eventually captured by a Twoleg after two of their litters died. This group was also descended from StormClan.[2] These may have been called Clans.[5]
Customs[]
- "We were raised to believe that we're deeply connected to the elements—earth, water, and air—and that each element has spirits: the spirits of our ancestors. As long as you honor those spirits, the elements will present themselves to you when you need them, or the spirits will protect you from them."
- ―Stalk Purr about their ancestors Ivypool's Heart, chapter 21
- Kits are given the first part of their name by their parents, for example, Pounce, Hunt, and Stretch. Kits are provided the second part of their name when they are chosen by one of their ancestors as their guide. Instead of traveling to a special location, spirits travel to the kit during the ceremony at the darkest part of the night.[9]
Territory[]
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History of ranks[]
Leaders | |||
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Name | Gained rank in... | Left rank in... | |
Prowl Sleek, Hunt Growl, and Spring Claw | Before Ivypool's Heart | - |
See also[]
Notes and references[]
- ↑ Revealed in Ivypool's Heart, chapter 27
- ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 2.3 2.4 Revealed in Ivypool's Heart, chapter 15
- ↑ 3.0 3.1 Revealed in Ivypool's Heart, chapter 18
- ↑ 4.0 4.1 4.2 Revealed in Ivypool's Heart, chapter 21
- ↑ Revealed in Ivypool's Heart, chapter 19
- ↑ Revealed in Ivypool's Heart, chapter 28
- ↑ 7.0 7.1 Revealed in Ivypool's Heart, chapter 29
- ↑ Revealed in Ivypool's Heart, chapter 31
- ↑ Revealed in Ivypool's Heart, chapter 25
Clans & Groups in the Warriors universe | |
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Clans | RiverClan • ShadowClan • SkyClan • ThunderClan • WindClan |
Alliances | TigerClan (modern) • LionClan (modern) • The rebels |
Great Clans | LeopardClan • TigerClan (mythological) • LionClan (mythological) |
Other groups | BloodClan • WarriorClan • Cats of the Park • The Ancients • The Tribe of Rushing Water • The Early Settlers • The Kin • The guardian cats • The Sisters • StormClan |
Rogue groups | Slash's group • Dodge's group • Stick's group • The rogues |
Afterlives | StarClan • The Place of No Stars • Ghost residence • The Tribe of Endless Hunting • Unnamed afterlife • The ancestors |