Zoethian wrote:Hello! Thought I'd pop in with my newest try at a warrior cat if that's alright with you~
Image/Description: Tall, thin, short-furred, gingery red-brown (w/ some white-grey), amber eyes. One scar besides left eye.
Name: Robinkit, Robinpaw Robinflight.
Gender: She-cat.
Clan: At the moment, I'm just trying to get her right~
Rank: Full time Queen.
Personality/Skills: Stubborn, kind, brave, calm, sweet, gets confused very easily, motherly, honest. She used to be very fast and was once an amazing hunter, but settled down after a time to have a family life - but she still does some hunting in her free time.
Important Notes: I don't believe there's anything? I feel like I haven't really given you much info, if you need more, please say and I'll dig it outta my notepad~
Rad! Let's take a look here. (And don't worry, this is plenty of information to go on.)
Name Rating: 9/10
Name Type: Lyrical
Name Reasoning: I think I'll just quote a previous -flight post, since somehow I don't even know why I haven't put it up yet:
The basics follow -wing: it's something cats can't really do, and if it wanted to say a fast cat or agile climber, it's covered by -foot and -tail.
Her prefix, though, fits her to a T! So the only issue is her suffix, which can easily be changed thanks to her skills in hunting.
Alternative Name: Robinwhisker. -whisker indicates a cat who's very skilled at hunting, and Robin- stays as it is.
Character Rating: 8/10
Character Reasoning: Her personality is laid out in a large number of traits that don't really feel connected. None of these traits seem to really conflict, but without some connection they feel a little stilted. I think the "easily confused" bit could be taken out, to make room for a more fluid characterization.
She could, for example, be a calm and thoughtful cat who has a quiet steadiness and bravery that lets her stare down even the fiercest leader without so much as blinking, who doesn't need to raise her voice to be heard, nor does she ever get into arguments because her motherly nature and gentle honesty leaves no room for arguing. Maybe cats automatically want to do their best around her, because a mother's disappointment is about the worst thing one can face - and she never does get angry, just shakes her head sadly and walks off. I can see her being someone who doesn't really have a mate - whoever she was friendly with at the time provided her with kits, but they had nothing beyond that - and could be a solid rock in times of distress.
Kinda went on a tangent there, but you get my point.