Name: 河族世代 - Sunny's 演講 - 貓戰士分析（A Riverclan Generation – Sunny's Spiel | Warriors Analysis）
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Even before I started working on Paws of Stars, my experience with Warriors often involved

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being drawn to and expanding upon certain characters, particularly those that could

have interesting dynamics with each other.

One group I always had a fondness for was the large generation of apprentices in the

Riverclan of the Crookedstar's Promise era.

Like the Thunderclan generations in Power of Three and, to a lesser extent, Omen of

the Stars, this big group of apprentices growing up together had potential for a lot of interweaving

goals, personalities, and friendships that could be super interesting to explore...if

I was ever going to write any of these characters.

Seeing as I will likely never get to use these guys in a story though, I figured I could

just throw up my headcanons into the wind for you to do with as you please.

General notice ahead of time though that I created and grew in interest in these headcanons

before the release of Leopardstar's Honor, a book that gave…unfortunate characterizations

However, the book completely ignored a fair number of the cats in the group and had a

general disregard for the canon that Crookedstar's Promise put forward, so for the most part,

I am going to respond in kind and ignore what Leopardstar's Honor had to say about these

As a general rule these eight apprentices are a nice, classic friend group.

They like each other, hang out with each other before other clan mates, and will often try

Crookedstar's Promise showed this off directly several times, to the point that they agreed

to all delay their apprenticeships until Leopardkit, the youngest of them, was ready, so they could

And this is the most basic, foundational fact about this group that Leopardstar's Honor

As far as my headcanons are concerned, some of them saw the extra time in kithood as more

chances for bonding, others saw it as more time for friendly competition, but they all

When it comes to differentiating them though, I need to turn a little more heavily into

the headcanon territory, which in this case I am happy to do.

Sedgecreek, Loudbelly, and Reedtail probably had it the easiest, with the exception of

They were the oldest of the group and their parents were Timberfur and Ottersplash, both

highly respected deputy candidates and senior warriors in the clan who encouraged growth

and experimentation in their kits without placing too many expectations on them.

Because of this they didn't have many of the self-worth or jealousy based issues that some

of the other kits had and were able to grow up with more freedom and self-expression.

Sedgecreek, Crookedjaw's apprentice, is already shown in the books to be a bubbly,

eager, and optimistic she-cat who wants to prove herself, but isn't particularly talented

Still, with Crookedjaw's careful tutelage, she came to learn a lot more, and respected

For my part, I think that it was the encouragement from both Crookedjaw and her parents that

let her stay optimistic despite her initial failures.

She was given the space to learn and grow, and doesn't feel an obligation to be great

Sedgecreek is generally confident enough to express her opinion even when it isn't popular,

but she isn't especially ambitious and is usually content to go along with what the

She's close with everyone else in her generation, acting as the glue that holds them together,

but is closer to Sunfish, Leopardfur, and surprisingly, Frogleap, than anyone else.

Loudbelly, Oakheart's apprentice, isn't the most standout cat in the group.

He's playful with his siblings, and is quite perceptive, but he gets scared by things easily

and doesn't like taking risks outside his comfort zone.

For things inside his comfort zone though, like battle practice, he can actually be quite

He doesn't need the whole clan to love him, but he does have a bit of a competitive streak.

This particular impulse stays with him through into warrior-hood, where he can sometimes

be a bit boastful and keeps a careful count in his nest of every warrior he has beaten.

He and Blackclaw are best friends, and Frogleap often joins them.

Reedtail was Beetlenose's apprentice, and his mentor's high expectations and pride

caused Reedtail to be eager to prove himself, and always wanting to be involved in the action,

even if it involves a touch of rebellion.

He often frets about the safety of cats around him that he cares about, but he's pretty

darn confident in his own worth given his successes and the pedigree he grew up in.

He demands a certain level of comfort, is outspoken and clever, but not the strongest,

leading him to find different ways around his problems.

He spends more time with Skyheart than anyone else, half the time as friends and half as

friendly rivals, but he cherishes his relationship with the she-cat dearly.

And yes, Leopardstar's Honor, I suppose you *could* make these two mates but…I like

Time for the middle litter, Lakeshine and Cedarpelt's kits, and the best cat in the

group, (I am definitely not biased at all nope nope).

Sunfish was Voleclaw's apprentice and she would probably be the best leader of the group,

but she often lets her even bolder friends lead instead, since she doesn't personally

She holds a touch of jealousy towards her three older friends for the upbringing they

got, being so close to and yet getting so much freedom from Ottersplash.

Sunfish came to respect the warrior a lot, but she had Lakeshine as a mother, a far more

protective figure who wouldn't let her or her brother get ahead too quickly.

She became more reserved and accepting of authority because of this, but will also advocate

both for herself and her clan whenever she gets the chance.

She is compassionate and has a level head, along with being good at taking care of her

She is best friends with Leopardfur and Sedgecreek, both of whom she took care of when they were

Even though she sometimes gets jealous of their upbringings compared to her's, it

doesn't stop her from loving them and sticking up for them no matter what.

At least Leopardstar's Honor got that mostly right.

Frogleap, Sunfish's brother, is the most volatile one in the friend group despite being

Timberfur's apprentice, and I'll send a brief reminder here that we are ignoring

everything Leopardstar's Honor ever made him say so pipe down.

He's aggressive, outspoken, and wants to personally be the one to take down whatever

challenge comes between him, his friends, or his clan and their safety.

He wants to be the one to defeat Thunderclan once and for all and shove it up in the face

of every cat who thought he was average compared to the other cats in his generation.

Even in clan meetings or when Hailstar and his deputy have already made decisions, Frogleap

will challenge them, wanting to be noticed in any way possible.

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