Post by Whiskerwing on Dec 23, 2009 13:12:13 GMT -5
To Whiskerwing:
Honeywillow: This is a gorgeous name! I love it!
Tallbolt: Hmm, the first part is fine, but the ending is sort of strange. Tallstep makes more sense.
Voletwitch: Why would you name a cat after an embarassing twitch? That's sort of like making fun of him...another thing, not sure if you really care about this sort of thing but I'm going to say it just to get it off my chest, it's genetically impossible (or atleast extremely rare, only occurring in specially bred cats) to have a calico or tortoiseshell tom. Anyways, Volepatch or Volestripeor something of the sort make more sense.
Lightpath: Interesting, it sort of reminds me of the Thunderpath, so I don't know if any warriors cat would really do this, but it works I suppose. And again, its impossible to have a tortie tom.
Waterpatch: What? A patch of water? Odd, not really working. Waterpool or Heatherpatch make more sense.
Running-grass: Interesting name, very creative. I'm not a fan of the double g thing, but it works.
Webpaw: Cute name. A bit strange for a she-cat, but it's fine. A good warrior name might be Webfrost or something, since her eyes are bright blue.
Thistlerock: Love this name! Not crazy about the tortoiseshell tom though, hehe. Wink
Mistysky: Very pretty name...but not a name for a tom..at all. It sounds much like a she-cat name. The beginning "Misty" should not be for a tom. Graymist works better for a tom.
Wildheart: No, the beginning is just silly. I see way too many Wildkits and Wildpaws and it just doesn't make any sense, because all of the warrior cats are "wild" so that doesn't differentiate a kit at all.
Tatteredkit: Aww, why would a queen name her kit after his awkwardness and messy fur? That's just downright mean. Nonetheless, I guess it's okay. A warrior name might be Tatteredfur or something that's a bit nicer would be Mottledfur.
Foxtrot: -headdesk- A) Cats definitely don't know the word trot, that's a horse word. B) You do know that this is a type of dance, right? I'm sorry but that just can't be justified. Foxtail works better. Please, please, please don't use Foxtrot!
Gorgepaw: Interesting name. It's very creative. I guess it works. It's growing on me =D Gorgepelt or Gorgeclaw work great.
Vinepaw: Yes! I love the beginning, Vine. Vinepelt or Vinetail are cute names, but if you want something really unique, you could to something like Vineblossom or Vineleaf.
Crowtalon: Good name, I like it ^^
Clawglory: No...just no.
Pantherpelt: Well, as you know, I'm not a fan of Panther names. And I justify this because cats in Warriors use Lion, Leopard, and Tiger because those are the cats that "started" the Clans back in the beginning and they have heard stories of them, but they have never heard of panthers.
Ghostkit:: They don't know what ghosts are either. Yes, they know what spirits are, but not ghosts. And even if they thought they were the same thing, they would never name a cat after a spirit, because they see those as much higher than themselves.
Timberclaw: I'm not a fan of timber names, because Timber is not a type of tree. Timber is when wood is made into paper, after it is chopped down, so I highly doubt that any cat is going to use this for a name.
Joypaw: Umm...no. But, I think it's more of a personal preference. Some warrior names for that might be Joyheart or Joyshine
Talonear: It's a pretty good name, awkward flow, but it's okay.
Mistypelt: Yes! A nice, pretty, simple name that makes sense. Good name!
Silverclaw: Good name also, it makes sense and describes him well.
Birdfrost: Pretty good name, I like it!
Cragrunner: Well, crags are in the mountains, so this wouldn't exactly work for cats in the forest, but it's alright. It sort of sounds like a type of bird though, lol.
Brackenfang: Good name, I like it!
Lightninghawk/storm: I think Lightninghawk sounds too much like you're trying to show that he's tough and stuff and it's over the top. And Lightningstorm is just redundant, so neither are really working. With something long like "Lightning" something simple at the end works better like Lightningfur or Lightningtail
Cougarpaw: No, no. If they knew what a cougar was, then why would they call it Sharptooth in the mountains? So, this name just doesn't work.
Redpaw: Yes, this works. This is a nice, simple name, that describes him. Redstripe is perfect.
Oysterpaw: Interesting and creative, and I think it works. Oystertail or Oysterfur are cute.
Frogpaw:[/]b Good name, but not for a she-cat. Despite that, Frogtail makes it a bit more feminine.
Ferretpaw: I like this name, although it has always bothered me (and I know that the Erins actually used this name in the books) because I don't know how cats learned what ferrets are.
Halfleg: Now, this name works as long as he was renamed as an elder. If he was named Halfkit, then no, lol. But this name works for an elder.
Paleflower: Good name, very pretty.
Mudfrost: Also a good name.
Coldpaw: Not my favorite, but it works. I mean, I get that its because her fur is cold, which is just weird, but okay. Coldfur or Coldpelt are good and Coldheart works if she's a bit icy in pesonality.
Juniperpaw: I like the idea of this name but its awkward to say. The two p's are close together or something. Berrypaw sounds better.
Heatleaf: What? That's a really weird name. I'm sorry, but I really don't like it...
Honeywillow: This is a gorgeous name! I love it!
Tallbolt: Hmm, the first part is fine, but the ending is sort of strange. Tallstep makes more sense.
Voletwitch: Why would you name a cat after an embarassing twitch? That's sort of like making fun of him...another thing, not sure if you really care about this sort of thing but I'm going to say it just to get it off my chest, it's genetically impossible (or atleast extremely rare, only occurring in specially bred cats) to have a calico or tortoiseshell tom. Anyways, Volepatch or Volestripeor something of the sort make more sense.
Lightpath: Interesting, it sort of reminds me of the Thunderpath, so I don't know if any warriors cat would really do this, but it works I suppose. And again, its impossible to have a tortie tom.
Waterpatch: What? A patch of water? Odd, not really working. Waterpool or Heatherpatch make more sense.
Running-grass: Interesting name, very creative. I'm not a fan of the double g thing, but it works.
Webpaw: Cute name. A bit strange for a she-cat, but it's fine. A good warrior name might be Webfrost or something, since her eyes are bright blue.
Thistlerock: Love this name! Not crazy about the tortoiseshell tom though, hehe. Wink
Mistysky: Very pretty name...but not a name for a tom..at all. It sounds much like a she-cat name. The beginning "Misty" should not be for a tom. Graymist works better for a tom.
Wildheart: No, the beginning is just silly. I see way too many Wildkits and Wildpaws and it just doesn't make any sense, because all of the warrior cats are "wild" so that doesn't differentiate a kit at all.
Tatteredkit: Aww, why would a queen name her kit after his awkwardness and messy fur? That's just downright mean. Nonetheless, I guess it's okay. A warrior name might be Tatteredfur or something that's a bit nicer would be Mottledfur.
Foxtrot: -headdesk- A) Cats definitely don't know the word trot, that's a horse word. B) You do know that this is a type of dance, right? I'm sorry but that just can't be justified. Foxtail works better. Please, please, please don't use Foxtrot!
Gorgepaw: Interesting name. It's very creative. I guess it works. It's growing on me =D Gorgepelt or Gorgeclaw work great.
Vinepaw: Yes! I love the beginning, Vine. Vinepelt or Vinetail are cute names, but if you want something really unique, you could to something like Vineblossom or Vineleaf.
Crowtalon: Good name, I like it ^^
Clawglory: No...just no.
Pantherpelt: Well, as you know, I'm not a fan of Panther names. And I justify this because cats in Warriors use Lion, Leopard, and Tiger because those are the cats that "started" the Clans back in the beginning and they have heard stories of them, but they have never heard of panthers.
Ghostkit:: They don't know what ghosts are either. Yes, they know what spirits are, but not ghosts. And even if they thought they were the same thing, they would never name a cat after a spirit, because they see those as much higher than themselves.
Timberclaw: I'm not a fan of timber names, because Timber is not a type of tree. Timber is when wood is made into paper, after it is chopped down, so I highly doubt that any cat is going to use this for a name.
Joypaw: Umm...no. But, I think it's more of a personal preference. Some warrior names for that might be Joyheart or Joyshine
Talonear: It's a pretty good name, awkward flow, but it's okay.
Mistypelt: Yes! A nice, pretty, simple name that makes sense. Good name!
Silverclaw: Good name also, it makes sense and describes him well.
Birdfrost: Pretty good name, I like it!
Cragrunner: Well, crags are in the mountains, so this wouldn't exactly work for cats in the forest, but it's alright. It sort of sounds like a type of bird though, lol.
Brackenfang: Good name, I like it!
Lightninghawk/storm: I think Lightninghawk sounds too much like you're trying to show that he's tough and stuff and it's over the top. And Lightningstorm is just redundant, so neither are really working. With something long like "Lightning" something simple at the end works better like Lightningfur or Lightningtail
Cougarpaw: No, no. If they knew what a cougar was, then why would they call it Sharptooth in the mountains? So, this name just doesn't work.
Redpaw: Yes, this works. This is a nice, simple name, that describes him. Redstripe is perfect.
Oysterpaw: Interesting and creative, and I think it works. Oystertail or Oysterfur are cute.
Frogpaw:[/]b Good name, but not for a she-cat. Despite that, Frogtail makes it a bit more feminine.
Ferretpaw: I like this name, although it has always bothered me (and I know that the Erins actually used this name in the books) because I don't know how cats learned what ferrets are.
Halfleg: Now, this name works as long as he was renamed as an elder. If he was named Halfkit, then no, lol. But this name works for an elder.
Paleflower: Good name, very pretty.
Mudfrost: Also a good name.
Coldpaw: Not my favorite, but it works. I mean, I get that its because her fur is cold, which is just weird, but okay. Coldfur or Coldpelt are good and Coldheart works if she's a bit icy in pesonality.
Juniperpaw: I like the idea of this name but its awkward to say. The two p's are close together or something. Berrypaw sounds better.
Heatleaf: What? That's a really weird name. I'm sorry, but I really don't like it...