Avoid These Names for Your Warrior Cats OC
Table of Contents
- Introduction
- The Dark Quest of the Scientists
- The Intriguing Discovery
- The Unimportance of Knowledge
- The Trivia Category
- Methodology for Analyzing Warrior Cat Names
- Compiling the List of Named Characters
- Analyzing the Prefixes and Suffixes
- Removing Duplicate Names
- Dealing with Apprentice Cats
- Notable Cases of Characters
- Sorting the Data and Findings
- Common Warrior Cat Prefixes
- Interesting Insights from the Suffixes
- Conclusion
The Intriguing Discovery of Warrior Cat Named Shadow Bird
In a secret laboratory deep beneath the sewers of Indianapolis, a team of dedicated scientists has been tirelessly researching ancient manuscripts of forbidden knowledge. The culmination of their efforts has led to an extraordinary breakthrough, a discovery that has the potential to shake the very foundations of our world.
Let's step back into reality for a moment. This video idea has been haunting me for quite some time, and though I couldn't fathom how to make it an enjoyable listen, I simply couldn't let go of the thought. Brace yourself for the dramatic introduction, as we delve into the least important piece of knowledge you will ever come across – the statistics behind the warrior cat named Shadow Bird.
Before we dive into the intriguing results, it's essential to understand my methodology. To analyze warrior cat names, I first compiled a list of named characters from the books. I carefully selected six books, one from each major arc of the Warriors series, focusing on the last book of each series. This choice was made due to the tendency of the allegiances list to grow as the series progresses.
A quick note: I aimed to include cats from the most recent arc, the Broken Code, but as the series is not yet finished, I opted for the allegiances list from the most recent title, which, as of this recording, is Silent Thaw.
With all the cat names gathered from the allegiances lists, I categorized them into prefixes and suffixes. For instance, Graystripe became "Gray" and "Stripe." Additionally, in the Dawn of the Clans arc, cats often have names split into two separate words. To maintain consistency, I combined them into single names, treating them like any other warrior name.
Upon compiling the list, I eliminated duplicate names that appeared multiple times throughout different book arcs. Next, I counted the occurrences of each prefix and suffix, assigning them individual counts. However, I encountered a significant issue when it came to suffixes.
Suffixes like "paw" were incredibly common since every clan has multiple apprentices, and each apprentice is given the suffix "paw." This led to the problem of potentially double-counting cats who appeared as apprentices in earlier books and as warriors in later books. To address this, I removed all apprentice cats from the list if their names ended with "paw."
A similar approach was taken with special names, such as leaders and kittens, who have consistent suffixes. By removing these names, the results became far more interesting than initially predicted. However, while compiling the list, some critical characters, like Firestar, were inadvertently removed. To rectify this, I manually added back some notable cases, using their warrior names.
To organize and analyze the data, I transferred it to a Google Sheets document, which you can access through the link provided below. After sorting the prefixes and suffixes by frequency, a fascinating pattern began to emerge.
In the prefix category, we have a five-way tie for the most common names, with Dapple, Fern, Leaf, Owl, and White each appearing four times. Following closely behind is a fourteen-way tie for three occurrences. For the full listing, please refer to the link in the description.
Moving on to the suffixes, this category presents more intriguing findings. Topping the list as the most common suffix is "Fur," with 28 unique cat names. In second place is "Pelt" with 22 occurrences, closely followed by "Tail" with 21. The complete list of suffixes is worth exploring, as it shatters some expectations.
This data set provides fascinating insights that could be leveraged to find unique warrior cat names. If you're seeking something uncommon, I encourage you to explore the suffixes towards the bottom of the list.
While there may be other unique findings to uncover from this data set, these are the highlights that stand out at the moment. If you discover something of interest, please share it in the comments. I am eagerly seeking any excuse to justify the hours I've spent studying this list of names.
If you found this video interesting, do let me know, as there's a possibility of creating similar content in the future. That wraps up our exploration of the statistics behind warrior cat names. Until next time, Falcon Develops signing off.