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puppypaw-wc · 4 years
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Mothpool AU Rambles - Omen of the Stars + Super Editions / Novellas
More of me rambling about the Mothpool AU, this time going through Omen of the Stars!
Two kits were born to the young queen Whitewing not long before Russetleaf fled to the tunnels.
One, a pale gray she-kit with white markings on her side and green eyes, was named Dovekit by the queen. The other, a gray-and-white tabby she-kit with blue eyes, was named Ivykit.
Once Russetleaf was presumed dead by the Clan, Dovekit started to know the names of cats who were from other Clans she’d never been to. She knew Flamepaw was a medicine cat apprentice before Littlecloud announced it at a Gathering, she knew who Mothwing was without having to be told, she knew Lynxcloud as well.
Anyways, the time comes for them to be apprenticed. Dovekit is apprenticed to Quailwing, while Ivykit is apprenticed to Cinderheart.
Dovepaw’s apprenticeship is difficult despite her enhanced senses. Quailwing spaces out a lot, as if distracted by something in the distance despite his blindness. Ivypaw on the other paw is great at hunting and fighting. She’s even more uncertain when an old gray she-cat with matted fur comes to her dreams and gives her a prophecy.
The russet leaf hasn’t truly left. It’s only descended deep, deep down. For now, look for the dove’s feathers that will rain down.
In her dreams, she sees starry cats and hears them whispering the same thing, over and over again. There will be three who will hold the power of the stars in their paws.
But she also sees dark, bloody cats with a strange mist surrounding them that make her feel sick to her stomach.
She just wants to have a dreamless night for once.
Eventually she tells the Clan about the beavers. Quailwing immediately knows. He never knew about Russetleaf’s power since she had it for such a little amount of time before leaving. He knows.
She tells him about her dreams. About the starry cats and the bloody, misty cats. Quailwing tells Firestar. He knows too.
Firestar sends them to get Lynxcloud from RiverClan. Lynxcloud has an apprentice, Hollowpaw, who desperately wants to go on the mission as well. But Rippletail and Petalfur say they should go in Lynxcloud’s stead. Mothwing dismisses their argument and says that all three of them can go and that Hollowpaw can be mentored by Icewing until they come back. He’s mad about this, but reluctantly accepts.
And so at the next Gathering, Firestar announces the news and Leopardstar announces that Lynxcloud, Petalfur and Rippletail are all going to represent RiverClan.
The cats from the other Clans include Oakfur, Tigerpaw and Toadfoot from ShadowClan and Sedgewhisker and Whitetail from WindClan. After getting some herbs from their medicine cats (in Quailwing and Dovepaw’s case, Brightheart, who’s in charge of medicine cat duties until further notice), the group sets off and that goes about as normal.
Unlike in the original book, we get Ivypaw chapters instead of Quailwing chapters. Dovepaw apparently getting a dream from StarClan does make her feel a bit jealous, but she’s a great fighter and hunter so it doesn’t bother her too much. Note that while Poppyfrost does go to the Moonpool, Breezepelt doesn’t attack her because he actually has a father who cares for him.
During the fight against the beavers, Dovepaw sees Tigerpaw use his Dark Forest moves and is intrigued. The two become relatively close on the journey back.
Once they get back to the Clans, Dovepaw sees how great at everything Ivypaw’s been. Yes, she has a connection to StarClan, but she’s... jealous. And uncertain about everything. Shouldn’t Russetleaf, Quailwing and Lynxcloud’s sister, be the third cat? Was she? Did StarClan change their destinies after Russetleaf’s presumed death?
The Dark Forest can finally get into her dreams and bring her somewhere StarClan can’t reach. Hawkfrost first comes to her in a flowery field. He says he wants to teach her how to control her powers and how to be a great warrior. She believes him. She wants her Clan to believe in her not because of her power, but because of her.
Now let’s go to RiverClan. Lynxcloud and Willowshine are still dating, though Willowshine’s had to spend less and less time with Lynxcloud due to Mothwing’s de-promotion. This saddens Lynxcloud. The Dark Forest tries to manipulate him, but he’s aware of their tricks already. Instead, he goes to the ThunderClan border, where Quailwing and a few other cats (Berrynose, Cinderheart, Ivypaw and Dovepaw) find him. He explains he wishes to meet with Firestar. Quailwing agrees. Cinderheart, who knows about the prophecy from Russetleaf, is less confused then the other cats... but still confused.
Quailwing brings Lynxcloud to Firestar’s den, surprised when Firestar requests that he and Dovepaw come too, but they do as he says. They talk to Firestar about the prophecy for a bit, and Dovepaw is even more uncertain when she hears about Firestar’s last notable interaction with Russetleaf.
“I remember what happened not long before Russetleaf left,” the leader mewed, “I was talking to Brambleclaw about patrols, when Russetleaf entered, asking to talk to me in private. I assumed she’d received a prophecy, so I followed her. We went into the forest, where she asked me if I’d ever broken the warrior code. I suddenly felt... compelled to tell her everything. So I did. Once I was done, I felt like myself again. I think that was her using her power.”
Russetleaf was one of the Three. She was meant to be there instead of her. Dovepaw should’ve been a normal apprentice. Why couldn’t she be normal?
Training in the Dark Forest makes her feel... important. A StarClan cat is choosing to train her of all cats. But slowly, as the Dark Forest gets more of a hold on her, the scenery in her dreams changes to be more eerie. 
At first there’s just blood red and dark mist slowly forming, like the ones the dark cats from her older dreams had.
Then the flowery field starts to turn into a misty, muddy forest. Dovepaw doesn’t know what’s happening. But she doesn’t stop going. She can’t, not when she’s not even done with her training yet. So she continues going to the Dark Forest.
Ivypaw notices her sister acting... odd. She asks her about it, but Dovepaw simply says that she’s focusing really hard on her training. She keeps waking up with bloodied fur, so much so that it can’t be from thorns in her nest like she insists it is. Ivypaw doesn’t know what to do, so she tells Quailwing and Cinderheart, who both promise to keep a close eye on her. Note that here, Cinderheart knows about Quailwing’s power due to them being close. Quailwing told her about the prophecy because he felt that she deserved to know.
Cinderheart suggests Quailwing walks in Dovepaw’s dreams. He doesn’t want to because he hasn’t used his power very much in this AU due to not being a medicine cat... and because Leafpool told Brightheart and Longtail about his power and they taught him about violation of privacy.
Anyways, the tree falls and Briarpaw breaks her spine and Longtail dies. Quailwing is devastated by the latter event.
Brightheart takes care of Briarpaw, though she struggles a bit due to not having been trained as a medicine cat. Quailwing and Squirrelflight go to ShadowClan to get Littlecloud’s help, and Flamepaw helps out as well, though he mainly just bonds with Dovepaw and Ivypaw, especially the latter.
Anyways, Briarpaw gets her warrior name of Briarlight, Blossompaw and Bumblepaw are named Blossomfall and Bumbleflight (name subject to change, I just think Bumblestripe is lame). Briarlight and Dovepaw end up getting really close... Blossomfall still gets jealous of her sister and when Dovepaw sees her in the Dark Forest, she decides to try to help their relationship because she doesn’t realize what she’s doing is bad - she just wants to be cared for by her Clanmates because of her, not because of a prophecy that she just so happens to be playing a part in.
I imagine that after their training sessions and before they wake up, Dovepaw and Blossomfall talk sometimes. At one point Hawkfrost joins in upon hearing them talk about their feelings, telling them how he came to be in the Dark Forest. It’s at this point that Dovepaw realizes that it’s wrong to be here...
Night Whispers starts with a Flamepaw chapter as he and Littlecloud go to the Moonpool and he gets his full name of Flametail before dreaming of a strange place... a dark misty forest. A dark brown tom with a red aura around his scars approaches him before he wakes up.
After this, Dovepaw goes to Quailwing and tells him everything. About the Dark Forest, about Hawkfrost, about Blossomfall... everything. At the next Gathering, he asks Dovepaw to tell Lynxcloud what she told him, and she does. Ivypaw and Tigerpaw (yes, Flamepaw got his warrior name first... don’t question it) eavesdrop and this helps Tigerpaw realize that mouse-dung, everyone is right about Tigerstar being evil. Ivypaw and her sister start to fix their bond.
I can’t decide if Flametail dies or not but if he doesn’t then like in Veil of Shadows with Shadowsight (and Squilf’s Hope with Squilf but that book isn’t canon-), he becomes a ghost and has to wait while his body heals from almost drowning.
Anyways in Sign of the Moon, Quailwing and Lynxcloud, alongside their apprentices, meet up to check out the tunnels. Dovepaw and Hollowpaw have gotten relatively close due to the Dark Forest and are both of their Clan’s respective spies (Lynxcloud asked Dovepaw to spread the news to as many Dark Forest trainees as possible - Hawkfrost and Tigerpaw helped out. They all decided to have Tigerpaw and Applefur spy for ShadowClan, Hollowpaw and Minnowtail spy for RiverClan, Harespring and Sunstrike (Me about Sunstrike: “I don’t know who you are but you’re pretty.”) spy for WindClan, and, of course, Dovepaw spy for ThunderClan... I’d have someone else spy with her but at the time she was like the only Dark Forest trainee in ThunderClan).
Hollowpaw and Dovepaw just hunt so Leopardstar doesn’t get mad while Lynxcloud and Quailwing block off the tunnels and end up finding a tuft of Russetleaf’s fur and realize that oh sheet, she’s alive.
Anyways they go back to their respective camps and Firestar decides that Dovepaw and Ivypaw should have their assessments, so they do and manage to both pass after a misadventure in the tunnels after Icecloud falls in. Dovepaw is named Doverain due to her friendliness and intelligence (had to look through a naming dictionary’s meanings for -splash, -pool, -creek and some others) and Ivypaw is named Ivypool due to her fierceiocity and strength in battle... her name’s more obvious.
Doverain, Foxleap, Squirrelflight and Quailwing all go to the mountains since Quailwing got a message from Half Moon saying that he had to go... the Three’s connection to StarClan is lessening due to some reason that no one knows the reasoning for. Hint hint, Dark Forest.
Quailwing possesses Quail’s Feather again because he wants to violate this dead cat’s privacy. Rock tells him to not violate Quail’s Feather’s privacy. He pretends to be deaf.
Anyways back at the lake Blossomfall and Ivypool end up in the tunnels and meet Fallen Leaves. After totally not Russetleaf leads them out Fallen Leaves won’t leave Ivypool alone. I had to make Ivypool’s character arc interesting, okay? She keeps getting dreams of the ancients and death and a battle... starry cats on one side and misty, dark cats on the other... a starry tortioseshell cat fading right from someone who she can only assume is Firestar’s grasp... she doesn’t know what they mean but they scare her and she just wants them to leave her alone.
In RiverClan Lynxcloud is having a crisis because StarClan is visiting his dreams and telling him that the Clans will have to stand divided and he’s just like “but,,, my bro’s in thunderclan” and they’re just like “sorry bruh” and leave. Willowshine’s also confused because she also keeps having these dreams and she’s pretty sure StarClan’s shipping them.
Back at the mountains, Quailwing comes back to the present and names Crag Where Eagles Nest the new Healer. Note that here just to make it make more sense, even if they are generally called Teller of Pointed Stones / Stoneteller, they are sometimes referred to by their old name, usually in dreams from the Tribe of Endless Hunting or by cats close to them.
After returning to the lake, Doverain finds that her powers have seemingly vanished. She doesn’t know how to feel about this. She vents about it to Ivypool, Blossomfall and Briarlight. She vents about everything to Ivypool, Blossomfall and Briarlight. How she feels like Ivypool was always better then her even though she had a power, how she felt like she was only cared about by Firestar and StarClan was because of her power, how she only felt at home in the Dark Forest, how she just wants Blossomfall to get along with Briarlight and be a happy family again, all of it. Blossomfall stays quiet while Briarlight and Ivypool comfort her.
Doverain notices that Blossomfall has stopped participating in training sessions, even when it’s just between the spies (Hollowpaw and Tigerpaw have since become Hollowflight and Tigerheart), a few others and Hawkfrost. When she asks about this, Blossomfall says that Doverain saying all that made her realize that she was being petty and that she’s been thinking.
Anyways, during a Gathering Doverain catches a glimpse of a cinnamon and red splotched and striped pelt through the trees. It looks exactly like...
Russetleaf.
Doverain had already had her suspicions that the torbie she-cat wasn’t actually dead due to the prophecy she’d received as a young apprentice, but seeing her was a whole ‘nother story.
Also I just now realized that I didn’t elaborate on Briarlight so here we go: after Doverain vents about all that to Blossom, Ivy and Briar, Blossomfall confronts Millie and tells her that “hey, you’re being really helicopter mom-like towards Briarlight, I don’t think she appreciates that, maybe stop and let her get out?”. She agrees so Briarlight gets out sometimes. While hunting on her own is still a bit challenging, she manages. She and her siblings go on their own hunting patrols sometimes and Bumble and Blossom scare prey towards her so she can catch it since pouncing and chasing it is... kind of out of the question. Also “[...] due to [Briarlight’s injury], she can never have kits”... w h a t ? I... hm... Kate... are you okay?
Anyways, Doverain goes on a walk in the middle of the night in order to think, and ends up coming across Russetleaf and her ghost boyfriend Fallen Leaves! She tries to convince Russetleaf to come back to the Clan...
“It’s nice talking to you Doverain,” Russetleaf mewed, smiling, “isn’t it, Fallen Leaves?”
The ghostly tom simply nodded, uncertainty in his eyes. “Er, Doverain, can you see me?”
“I can,” Doverain smiled at the ancient cat - what did Quailwing call his rank the other day? Softpaw? Yeah, Softpaw - as her tail whipped back and forth happily, “anyways Russetleaf... why don’t you come back to the Clan? If I can see Fallen Leaves, surely others can too! Or at least, Quailwing when he gets his visions and Lynxcloud... well, when he’s Lynxcloud,” she chuckled at herself.
The torbie looked to Fallen Leaves, uncertainty in her eyes as well. “Doverain... I can’t come back. I just can’t. I don’t want to cause more pain then I must... and then I already have.”
A puzzled look glazed the younger she-cat’s eyes. “What do you mean?”
Russetleaf sighed. “You know who Ashfur is... correct? Ferncloud’s brother, a brave warrior, formerly mates with Squirrelflight,” she speaks her foster mother’s name as if it’s a curse, though Doverain had heard from Quailwing and Lynxcloud had no trouble cursing, “him.”
“Yes, I do,” Doverain was confused, “why?”
“I... killed him.”
But she refuses.
She and Doverain keep meeting at night. It helps Doverain become more certain with herself. And eventually, she convinces Russetleaf to come back home.
She has a tearful reunion with Cinderheart and (somehow) manages to introduce Fallen Leaves to her, though given everyone else in the Clan’s looks they likely think they’re insane.
Seeing how happy Russetleaf looks being back with her brother and (albeit, foster) parents, and knowing that she isn’t going to get her powers back soon, Doverain wants to obstruct any connection with the prophecy.
Doverain smiled back at Russetleaf, Quailwing and the torbie’s mates as she pushed through the overgrowth and entered Firestar’s den.
“Doverain,” the tom purred, “you’ve proven yourself to be a great warrior, even beyond the prophecy. You’ve brought Russetleaf back to the Clan and have accomplished several other great feats. With that aside, what do you need?”
She paused. Did she want to do this? She wasn’t the third cat... did she have any involvement in the prophecy? Or was she just a temporary replacement?
She did want to do this.
“I... I want to change my name,” she mewed, “could you give me the proper ceremony for that? I understand if you think it’s silly or-”
Firestar cut her off. “I don’t think it’s silly at all Doverain. In fact, I’ll let you choose your new name when the time comes. I understand that you may not want to be connected to the prophecy any longer. I’ll host your ceremony right now, in fact. I already have something I need to announce anyways.”
And so, Firestar calls a Clan meeting. Cats still gossip about Cinderheart and all that, but after he shares the news of Sol...
“Before everyone leaves, I have something else I must do,” the leader announced just as cats were beginning to disperse, “Doverain, please come forward.”
The pale she-cat stepped forward, anxiety in her pelt. She heard a comforting whisper of “you got this” from Briarlight.
“Spirits of StarClan, you know every cat by name,” Firestar began. She gazed around camp, seeing a few confused yet supporting looks on cats’ faces. They know it from Brightheart. “I ask you now to take away the name from the cat you see before you, for it no longer stands for what she is. By my authority as Clan leader, and with the approval of our warrior ancestors, I give this cat a new name,” he jumped from the Highledge, looking to the currently nameless she-cat, “I give you the privilege to choose your own name.”
She paused, looking to her pelt. Pale gray... pale.
“I would like to be known as Palerain,” she mewed, hoping her trembling voice wasn’t obvious. Firestar nodded.
“By my authority as Clan leader, and with the approval of our warrior ancestors, I give this cat a new name,” he mewed, “from this moment onward, she shall be known as Palerain.”
The newly named Palerain felt as if a weight had been lifted off her chest. She no longer had the burden of a prophecy on her shoulder.
But she knew what was coming.
Now note that I’ve never fully read the Last Hope... I read like the first couple of chapters and then stopped cuz it was boring and I knew what was coming (I spoil myself about shit that happens in the books sometimes... I knew who died in it, I knew about the battle, etc, etc)... but I just used the cliffnotes for every other book here so who cares!
So like the first chapter of the original Last Hope (with the change of it being Palerain instead), Palerain is training her Dark Forest apprentices (Birchfall isn’t one of them because the idea of her training her dad in the Dark Forest weirds me out) and Tigerstar and Mapleshade come to tell the trainees to wake up and go back to their nests. The trainees (reluctantly) agree but Hawkfrost stops Palerain and the other spies (alongside a few others... Blossomfall and the other ThunderClan trainees are there since most of them have started doubting the Dark Forest’s claims of being good and StarClan being bad) and brings them to the Gray Area, AKA where cats who did do bad things but had good reasoning for it but did too much of a bad to go to StarClan go. This is the area where Palerain’s Dark Forest training first started, the flower field. Note that none of the Dark Forest cats except maybe Mapleshade (I feel like she might also be in the Gray Area but leans closer to StarClan) know that Hawkfrost is in the Gray Area and think that he’s just in Hell outright. Anyways, he talks to the spies about the other senior Dark Forest warriors’ plan... not the battle, but another.
You know how when Antpelt died he got hypnotized in a way to believe that the Dark Forest’s plans were right and to care about them more than his old Clan? Well Hawkfrost tells the trainees that Tigerstar and the other senior Dark Forest warriors are planning to kill the trainees while they’re in the Dark Forest so the same thing will happen to them. Anyways Quailwing comes and brings some StarClan cats to violate the trainees’ privacy because he learned nothing from his training (the cats he brings are Bluestar, Yellowfang, Spottedleaf, Whitestorm, Oakheart, Redtail, Leopardstar (she’s just there because she was Hawkfrost’s mentor), Half Moon and Cinderpelt - note that here Cinderpelt was more of an imaginary friend / guardian angel to Cinderheart and Cinderheart just had her memories for some reason... it’s based on this AU and a post by @/the-broken-code-rewrite).
The trainees make a plan to fight back when the Dark Forest cats attempt to kill them and Hawkfrost is just like “good luck ig i’ll help u get 2 starclan if u die”.
Anyways at the Moonpool Russetleaf has the same dreams Jayfeather has in the canon book (yes, she does get POVs) and she’s confused when she sees Mothwing there... Willowshine and Lynxcloud also tag along here. Russetleaf tells them they need to unite their Clans and Lynxcloud promises to tell Mistystar that.
Mistystar’s not having any of that.
“but ur half-thunderclan”
“yeah but if starclan’s telling willowshine that the clans need to stand divided then i’m going to listen to starclan”
“mistystar, ur my mom, i love you, but listen to the child”
“i’m an adult reedwhisker”
“sure u r bab”
“ur not even my dad”
“leopardstar nursed you and i acted like ur dad”
“shush”
Anyways Dark Forest shit happens. Palerain and the other spies are anticipating getting killed.
Brightheart announces she’s having babies and Russetleaf’s just like “brightheart... maybe wait”.
Skipping some shit/shuffling events around, the Three and Palerain discuss who they think the fourth cat might be.
Canidates: Lynxcloud and Russetleaf both think Cinderheart, Palerain thinks Ivypool. Quailwing doesn’t really have any ideas until Mothwing shows him and Russetleaf the flaming reed, after which he thinks Flametail. However, here, the reed itself wasn’t the omen. Instead the fact that despite steady rain it didn’t go out was the omen. Do you get it yet?
Anyways Dark Forest patrols. Only the Three, Palerain, Fallen Leaves (yes, he’s still awkwardly roaming ThunderClan), Cinderheart and the trainees can see them. Also like in the canon books Brokenstar slaughters Beetlewhisker. This is when the Dark Forest decides to attempt to kill the trainees. The spies and ThunderClan’s trainees fight back, and a few other trainees fight back too, but some of them (Redwillow... that seems to be about it canonically so it’s time for OCs! Cherrycloud and Leechfeather, both RiverClan cats) fight the “betrayers”. The spies and ThunderClan cats are escorted out by Hawkfrost and a few StarClan cats (mainly Goosefeather and Crookedstar) who know the way to the Dark Forest. Said StarClan cats fend off the Dark Forest cats and Redwillow while Hawkfrost and the spies / ThunderClanners escape to the Gray Area.
The ThunderClan trainees go on a patrol led by Palerain and find the spies and some of the other trainees by the island - Icewing, Hollowflight, Minnowtail, Harespring, Sunstrike, Furzepelt, Larkwing, Whiskernose, Ratscar, Applefur and Tigerheart. When asked where Redwillow is, Tigerheart explains that he woke up with lots of injuries and scars and is in the medicine cat den healing, and that he thinks that he swore loyalty to the Dark Forest and they killed him so he’d stay there. Icewing and the other RiverClan cats report the same for Leechfeather and Cherrycloud. Hawkfrost then appears because no one cares about privacy in this AU.
The Three and Palerain tell Leafpool, Mothwing, Squirrelflight and Brambleclaw about their destinies, blah blah blah, Lynxcloud accepts his destiny... and also tells them that he’s dating Willowshine and that he’s pretty sure she’s expecting his kits and Leafpool and Mothwing are just like “lynxcloud honey no” and Lynxcloud’s just like “lemme have a girlfriend”.
They’re not saying that about him dating Willowshine. They’re saying that about the kits.
Lynxcloud asks Willowshine if she’s cheating on him and she says that no, she’s not, she just wanted to have babies with him so she got Pebblefoot to sire some babs. Lynxcloud is both happy and realizes that she’s gon be in trouble but then Mistystar comes in like “yo i heard y’all talkin’ and i was already thinkin’ of givin’ mothwing her medicine cat position back and y’all have made me decide that maybe i should” and I don’t know why Mistystar’s Southern but anyways-
The medicine cats (Mothwing and Leafpool are there too because Brightheart’s struggling and Russetleaf’s like... a teenager) all decide they need to unite StarClan and Russetleaf tells them about the Dark Forest. Willowshine tells them she’s expecting kits and they all decide that that rule is pretty damn stupid so they should abolish it. Bluestar tells Russetleaf that Palerain’s the fourth cat and she’s like “y’know what that makes a lotta sense”. Russetleaf invades her privacy and hears Bluestar say this and tells Palerain and then brings the medicine cats to the Dark Forest to watch a training session. Palerain and most of the trainees are in the Gray Area with Hawkfrost while Redwillow, Leechfeather and Cherrycloud are all training for the battle.
Quailwing somehow gets to the Gay (I’m keeping that) Area and the medicine cats conspire there, all agreeing that they need to get their leaders to meet at the island.
Firestar brings Russetleaf, Quailwing and Palerain to the island (Palerain didn’t want to go but Firestar doesn’t know she doesn’t have her power anymore) and Lynxcloud comes with Mistystar. The Three reveal their powers to the Clans.
Russetleaf’s truth revealing/hypnosis, Lynxcloud’s inability to be hurt in battle, and Quailwing’s invasion of privacy.
The leaders decide to send patrols at each camp at dusk to prepare for the upcoming battle, and they decide to have reinforcements - cats who will send news to other Clans (I’m copy-pasting stuff from the Wiki now).
Palerain turns down Tigerheart with the reasoning of “i’m gay, ur gay, go marry bumbleflight”. Tigerheart is just like “wait i’m gay” and leaves to contemplate his sexuality.
Firestar tells the Clan about the Dark Forest and battle plans and stuff and Russetleaf talks to Cinderheart and they decide to be gay together. Fallen Leaves is there too.
“ily russetleaf”
“ily 2 fallen leaves”
“... hi i’m here 2″
“ily cinderheart”
“ily 2 russetleaf”
“but...”
“we can be polyam”
“that sounds gucci”
The battle happens. Hawkfrost starts fighting on the side of the Dark Forest before he, Snowtuft and Thistleclaw “ambush” Palerain, after which he fights on the side of the Clans. Russetleaf almost dies but doesn’t.
Palerain sacrifices herself in order to save her sister from almost getting killed. However, due to her former unstable powers, her spirit simply gets disconnected from her body.
Spottedleaf double dies.
Firestar still dies, Brambleclaw becomes leader and appoints Cinderheart as deputy. Leafpool gets her medicine cat position back.
Let’s quickly quickfire through post-OotS pre-AVoS Super Editions / novellas in chronological order.
Dovewing’s Silence
Palerain gets back to her body after having some strange dreams. That’s basically it. I don’t remember this book. Foxleap and Icecloud don’t die. Hazeltail doesn’t either. Basically no one dies.
Crowfeather’s Trial
Instead called Crowfeather’s Peace as he comes to a peace with his past “relationship” with Feathertail and reflects on his relationship with Nightcloud. The first half of it takes place with him as Crowpaw during the journey to the Sun-drown Place while the second half of it takes place a bit before Po3 but after TNP, around the same time as Leafpool’s Wish, as he and Nightcloud become close and eventually have Breezepelt.
Bramblestar’s Storm
This book’s about the same.
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dovewingz · 4 years
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I just wrote a really long ramble about that AU I was talking about earlier... I've decided I want to change Dove's name and someone in a Discord I'm in suggested the name Palerain and I like it but I want to keep her prefix but Doverain sounds... eh. Do you have any thoughts on what I should do?
palerain is super pretty! so unless u really want ‘dove’ then i’d say do that
HOWEVER i also love the prefix ‘dove’ so um... i guess if you like ‘rain’ as a suffix but not ‘doverain’ then there’s some similar suffixes?
any body of water, like dovesplash, dovestream, doveripple, dovepool, dovetorrent, doveocean, dovelake, dovepond, doveriver, dovewater
see also: dovedrop, dovefall, dovestorm, dovesky, dovewind, dovehail
and finally the more obscure ones... dovecall, dovelight, dovemoon, doveshimmer, doveshine
also if youre still struggling with her story in this then you could say, um, something happens to her & she decides to change her name. then u can have it both ways. just have fun with it lol
i’ve written dove so many times it longer looks like a word HAHA. hope this helps
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island-clans · 4 years
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I finally decided to create a tumblr for my Warrior Cat’s universe. This is one of the first characters I designed for it!
Name: Windpaw (Male, he/him, bi) Clan: Duneclan Rank: Apprentice; Deputy’s Son Mentor: Sunrunner Mother: Palerain Father: Crabclaw Sibling(s): Redpaw and Silverpaw
Background: Him and his siblings have the pressure of being the deputy’s children on their shoulders, but they handle it well. Though Windpaw acted out a lot as a kit, often running out of camp and even his clans territory to see more of the ocean, he becomes a well-respected member when he is in his apprenticeship. He is quick to mature, level-headed, and has a lot of wisdom for a cat so young. In appearance, he is thin and lithe, smaller than Silverpaw but larger than Redpaw. He prefers to hunt on his own, but enjoys going on boarder patrols with his kin. Him and his family aren’t the closest, but it isn’t unusual in Duneclan for families to drift apart, though sharing blood is still a strong bond. Regarding the Big Four, he is considered the leader of the group. He is close to Wolfpaw due to their similar situations within their own Clans and is amused by Crystalpaw with her endless love of herbology. Cougarpaw, on the other paw, Windpaw isn’t quite sure what to make of the largest, quietest tom in their friend group ...
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vsstudios · 2 years
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Warrior Cats: Flourishing Colors
Part 3 of 3
DuskClan
Leader: Shadestar
Male
Mate: Midnightmane
Parents: Hollowmist and Owlsoul (deceased)
Deputy: Midnightmane
Female
Mate: Shadestar
Parents: Sleepybranch and Tornflurry (deceased)
Medicine Cat: Crownight
Male
Mate: Ravenbelly
Parents: Sleepybranch and Tornflurry (deceased)
Warriors:
Coalnettle
Male
Mate: Silkyflint
Parents: Grimsea and Sagesky (deceased)
Silkyflint
Female
Mate: Coalnettle
Eelbriar
Male
No Mate
Parents: Grimsea and Sagesky (deceased)
Hoofdust
Female
Mate: Shadowfang
Parents: Hollowmist and Owlsoul (deceased)
Burntmouse
Male
Mate: Darkdove
Shadowfang
Male
Mate: Hoofdust
Parents: Grimsea and Sagesky (deceased)
Darkdove
Female
Mate: Burntmouse
Parents: Grimsea and Sagesky (deceased)
Ravenbelly
Female
Mate: Crownight
Parents: Hollowmist and Owlsoul (deceased)
Apprentices:
Spiderpaw
Female
Mentor: Shadowfang
Parents: Shadowfang and Hoofdust
Becomes Spidercrystal
Beetlepaw
Male
Mentor: Eelbriar
Parents: Shadowfang and Hoofdust
Becomes Beetlestripes
Sootpaw (medicine cat)
Male
Mentor: Crownight
Parents: Burntmouse and Darkdove
Becomes Sootwhisper
Batpaw
Male
Mentor: Darkdove
Parents: Burntmouse and Darkdove
Becomes Batclaw
Kits:
Soilkit
Female
Parents: Eelbriar and unknown
Becomes Soilpaw, then Soilfoot
Onyxkit
Male
Parents: Coalnettle and Silkyflint
Becomes Onyxpaw, then Onyxstream
Inkkit
Female
Parents: Coalnettle and Silkyflint
Becomes inkpaw, then Inkstripe
Oilkit
Male
Parents: Coalnettle and Silkyflint
Becomes Oilpaw, does not make it to being a warrior
Twilightkit
Female
Parents: Shadestar and Midnightmane
Becomes Twilightpaw, then Twilightstone
Ratkit
Male
Parents: Burntmouse and Darkdove
Becomes Ratpaw, then Ratleg
Flykit
Male
Parents: Shadowfang and Hoofdust
Does not make it to apprenticeship
Elders:
Grimsea
Male
Mate: Sagesky (deceased)
Sleepybranch
Male
Mate: Tornflurry (deceased)
Hollowmist
Female
Mate: Owlsoul (deceased)
SnowClan
Leader: Cloudstar
Female
Mate: Flurryoak
Parents: Palerain and Maplepond (deceased)
Deputy: Flurryoak
Male
Mate: Cloudstar
Parents: Smartwind and Quietsweet (deceased)
Medicine Cat: Opalpelt
Female
Mate: Quartzstreak
Parents: Oldair and Slowshine
Warriors:
Creamflower
Female
Mate: Silkyferret
Palerain and Maplepond (deceased)
Quartzstreak
Male
Mate: Opalpelt
Pearltalon
Female
Mate: Ivorydrift
Parents: Oldair and Slowshine
Blizzardstripe
Male
No Mate
Parents: Palerain and Maplepond (deceased)
Dovesight
Female
Mate: Featherflower
Parents: Smartwind and Quietsweet (deceased)
Silkyferret
Male
Mate: Creamflower
Ivorydrift
Male
Mate: Pearltalon
Parents: Smartwind and Quietsweet (deceased)
Featherflower
Female
Mate: Dovesight
Apprentices:
Sleetpaw
Male
Mentor: Cloudstar
Parents: Cloudstar and Flurryoak
Becomes Sleetfang
Hailpaw
Male
Mentor: Flurryoak
Parents: Cloudstar and Flurryoak
Becomes Hailtooth
Cottonpaw (medicine cat)
Female
Mentor: Opalpelt
Parents: Creamflower and Silkyferret
Becomes Cottonclaw
Kits:
Shellkit
Female
Parents: Pearltalon and Ivorydrift
Becomes Shellpaw, then Shellnose
Milkkit
Male
Parents: Creamflower and Silkyferret
Becomes Milkpaw, then Milkeyes
Sparklekit
Female
Parents: Opalpelt and Quartzstreak
Becomes Sparklepaw, then Sparkleblaze
Shimmerkit
Female
Parents: Opalpelt and Quartzstreak
Becomes Shimmerpaw, then Shimmerflare
Saltkit
Male
Parents: Creamflower and Silkyferret
Becomes Saltpaw, then Saltsting
Sugarkit
Female
Parents: Creamflower and Silkyferret
Becomes Sugarpaw, then Sugarsnow
Vanillakit
Female
Parents: Creamflower and Silkyferret
Becomes Vanillapaw, does not make it to being a warrior
Iciclekit
Male
Parents: Blizzardstripe and unknown
Does not make it to apprenticeship
Elders:
Smartwind
Male
Mate: Quietsweet (deceased)
Oldair
Male
Mate: Slowshine
Slowshine
Female
Mate: Oldair
Palerain
Female
Mate: Maplepond (deceased)
StoneClan
Leader: Boulderstar
Male
Mate: Silverroot
Parents: Gravelswift and Mooseberry (deceased)
Deputy: Dustyquartz
Male
Mate: Greydaisy
Parents: Smokeyshade and Shadetree
Medicine Cat: Silverroot
Female
Mate: Boulderstar
Parents: Codbranch and Mossspirit (deceased)
Warriors:
Wolfcloud
Male
Mate: Slatefur
Ashmouse
Male
Mate: Haysmoke
Greydaisy
Female
Mate: Dustyquartz
Parents: Codbranch and Mossspirit (deceased)
Haysmoke
Female
Mate: Ashmouse
Parents: Smokeyshade and Shadetree
Granitesoar
Male
Mate: Marblehare
Parents: Gravelswift and Mooseberry (deceased)
Goosebrook
Female
Mate: Minkwater
Parents: Codbranch and Mossspirit (deceased)
Slatefur
Male
Mate: Wolfcloud
Parents: Gravelswift and Mooseberry (deceased)
Marblehare
Female
Mate: Granitesoar
Minkwater
Female
Mate: Goosebrook
Apprentices:
Riverpaw
Female
Mentor: Goosebrook
Parents: unknown, adopted by Goosebrook and Minkwater
Becomes a rogue named Melody
Thunderpaw
Male
Mentor: Wolfcloud
Parents: Wolfcloud and unknown
Becomes Thunderleap
Steelpaw
Male
Mentor: Slatefur
Parents: Boulderstar and Silverroot
Becomes Steelfoot
Pebblepaw
Female
Mentor: Boulderstar
Parents: Boulderstar and Silverroot
Does not make it to being a warrior
Ironpaw (medicine cat)
Male
Mentor: Silverroot
Parents: Boulderstar and Silverroot
Becomes Ironfang
Troutpaw
Male
Mentor: Minkwater
Parents: unknown, adopted by Goosebrook and Minkwater
Becomes Troutsplash
Sealpaw
Female
Mentor: Ashmouse
Parents: unknown, adopted by Goosebrook and Minkwater
Becomes Sealpelt
Kits:
Gustkit
Male
Parents: Ashmouse and Haysmoke
Becomes Gustpaw, then Gustmane
Dustkit
Male
Parents: Ashmouse and Haysmoke
Becomes Dustpaw, then Dusttail
Rockkit
Male
Parents: Boulderstar and Silverroot
Becomes Rockpaw, then Rockbelly
Stormkit
Female
Parents: Wolfcloud and unknown
Becomes Stormpaw, then Stormthroat
Squirrelkit
Female
Parents: Granitesoar and Marblehare
Becomes Squirrelpaw, then Squirrelhop
Willowkit
Female
Parents: Dustyquartz and Greydaisy
Becomes Willowpaw, then Willowwhisper
Elders:
Smokeyshade
Female
Mate: Shadetree
Shadetree
Male
Mate: Smokeyshade
Gravelswift
Female
Mate: Mooseberry (deceased)
Codbranch
Male
Mate: Mossspirit (deceased)
MudClan
Leader: Woodstar
Male
Mate: Maplesilver
Deputy: Dirtstreak
Male
No Mate
Parents: Dirtyshadow and Hollowlight
Medicine Cat: Chestnuttuft
Female
Mate: Sprucesquirrel
Parents: Peanutstorm and Ashnose (deceased)
Warriors:
Almondember
Female
Mate: Oakbear
Parents: Peanutstorm and Ashnose (deceased)
Oakbear
Male
Mate: Almondember
Maplesilver
Female
Mate: Woodstar
Parents: Dirtyshadow and Hollowlight
Sprucesquirrel
Male
Mate: Chestnuttuft
Petalbark
Female
Mate: Runningbranch
Twigsting
Male
Mate: Smallstick
Smallstick
Male
Mate: Twigsting
Runningbranch
Male
Mate: Petalbark
Apprentices:
Sandypaw
Female
Mentor: Almondember
Parents: Dirtstreak and unknown
Does not make it to being a warrior
Cocoapaw (medicine cat)
Female
Mentor: Chestnuttuft
Parents: Woodstar and Maplesilver
Becomes Cocoafur
Bearpaw
Male
Mentor: Oakbear
Becomes Beartooth
Parents: Almondember and Oakbear
Nutpaw
Male
Mentor: Sprucesquirrel
Parents: Chestnuttuft and Sprucesquirrel
Becomes Nutfall
Muddypaw
Male
Mentor: Dirtstreak
Parents: Dirtstreak and unknown
Becomes Muddywater
Kits:
Cedarkit
Male
Parents: Petalbark and Runningbranch
Becomes Cedarpaw, then Cedarclaw
Cinnamonkit
Male
Parents: Woodstar and Maplesilver
Becomes Cinnamonpaw, does not make it to being a warrior
Walnutkit
Male
Parents: Chestnuttuft and Sprucesquirrel
Becomes Walnutpaw, then Walnutspirit
Pecankit
Female
Parents: Chestnuttuft and Sprucesquirrel
Becomes Pecanpaw, then Pecanheart
Hickorykit
Female
Parents: Petalbark and Runningbranch
Becomes Hickorypaw, then Hickorydusk
Tawnykit
Female
Parents: unknown, adopted by Twigsting and Smallstick
Becomes Tawnypaw, then Tawnythorn
Elders:
Peanutstorm
Male
Mate: Ashnose (deceased)
Dirtyshadow
Male
Mate: Hollowlight
Hollowlight
Female
Mate: Dirtyshadow
BlossomClan
Leader: Lotusstar
Female
Mate: Roseyviper
Deputy: Roseyviper
Male
Mate: Lotusstar
Medicine Cat: Strawberrywind
Female
Mate: Coppermelon
Warriors:
Pigflank
Male
No Mate
Eveningrose
Male
Mate: Carnationcreek
Carnationcreek
Female
Mate: Eveningrose
Coppermelon
Male
Mate: Strawberrywind
Apprentices:
Magentapaw
Female
Mentor: Eveningrose
Parents: Eveningrose and Carnationcreek
Becomes Magentadawn
Fuschiapaw
Female
Mentor: Carnationcreek
Parents: Eveningrose and Carnationcreek
Becomes Fuschiadusk
Sweetpaw (medicine cat)
Male
Mentor: Strawberrywind
Parents: Strawberrywind and Coppermelon
Does not make it to being a medicine cat
Raspberrypaw
Male
Mentor: Coppermelon
Parents: Strawberrywind and Coppermelon
Ends up becoming the new medicine cat apprentice afer death of Sweetpaw, becomes Raspberrysnout
Tulippaw
Female
Mentor: Roseyviper
Parents: Lotusstar and Roseyviper
Becomes Tulipmist
Buddingpaw
Male
Mentor: Lotusstar
Parents: Lotusstar and Roseyviper
Becomes Buddingrose
Kits:
Tunakit
Female
Parents: unknown, adopted by Pigflank
Becomes Tunapaw, then Tunasmoke
Shrimpkit
Male
Parents: unknown, adopted by Pigflank
Becomes Shrimppaw, then Shrimpbreeze
Passionkit
Male
Parents: Eveningrose and Carnationcreek
Becomes Passionpaw, then a rogue named Rage
Peachkit
Female
Parents: Strawberrywind and Coppermelon
Becomes Peachpaw, then Peachdream
Hopekit
Female
Parents: Lotusstar and Roseyviper
Becomes Hopepaw, then Hopeshine
Cheerykit
Male
Parents: Lotusstar and Roseyviper
Becomes Cheerypaw, then Cheeryface
Heartkit
Female
Parents: Lotusstar and Roseyviper
Becomes Heartpaw, then Heartbloom
Budkit
Male
Parents: Eveningrose and Carnationcreek
Becomes Budpaw, then Budshimmer
Elders:
Springthistle
Female
No Mate
BreezeClan
Leader: Clearstar
Male
Mate: Sparklingwater
Deputy: Windyyew
Female
Mate: Breezybranch
Medicine Cat: Shimmerzap
Female
Mate: Oddcrystal
Parents: Speckleeye and Frogpelt (deceased)
Warriors:
Streamsplash
Male
No Mate
Parents: Nightgaze and Aspenstreak (deceased)
Sparklingwater
Female
Mate: Clearstar
Silkypelt
Female
Mate: Owlshine
Parents: Speckleeye and Frogpelt (deceased)
Owlshine
Male
Mate: Silkypelt
Parents: Nightgaze and Aspenstreak (deceased)
Oddcrystal
Male
Mate: Shimmerzap
Breezybranch
Male
Mate: Windyyew
Apprentices:
Diamondpaw
Male
Mentor: Oddcrystal
Parents: Shimmerzap and Oddcrystal
Becomes Diamondfang
Glimmerpaw (medicine cat)
Female
Mentor: Shimmerzap
Parents: Shimmerzap and Oddcrystal
Becomes Glimmerfaith
Windpaw
Male
Mentor: Windyyew
Parents: Windyyew and Breezybranch
Becomes a rogue named Lightning
Kits:
Waterkit
Male
Parents: Clearstar and Sparklingwater
Becomes Waterpaw, then Waterripple
Rainkit
Female
Parents: Clearstar and Sparklingwater
Becomes Rainpaw, then Rainfield
Shinekit
Female
Parents: Silkypelt and Owlshine
Does not make it to apprenticeship
Gustkit
Male
Parents: Windyyew and Breezybranch
Becomes Gustpaw, then Gustleaf
Skykit
Male
Parents: Windyyew and Breezybranch
Becomes Skypaw, then Skyrise
Elders:
Speckleeye
Female
Mate: Frogpelt (deceased)
Nightgaze
Male
Mate: Aspenstreak (deceased)
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tumblunni · 7 years
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More of me exploring the dual language script-dump localization file thingie for Azure Dreams GBC! I haven’t ever been able to play the GBC game myself so I’m not sure how close this is to the final version? Its very inconsistant in places, but then again the PS1 version shipped with a fair few mistakes too.
Long pile of random stuff I found interesting!
* The town is Monspire in the intro, Monspire in the internal listing, Monsbaiya in the manual and various other places within dialogue. * The tower was just the Monster Tower in the PS1 version, here it’s called The Tower of Monstrosity, Tower of The Monstrosity and Tower of The Djinn. The intro changes name mid paragraph! * Monsters were just monsters in the PS1 version, here they’re called monsters, creatures and ‘Tamaeons’ interchangeably. Consistancy, plz! I actually like ‘Tamaeons’, its nice for them to have their own unique name cos they are a rather unique kind of monster, with the whole thing where they change back and forth from eggs. In japanese I can’t find a single useage of ‘tamaeons’, they seem to be called ‘mamono’ which is a kinda uncommon word for demons. (For example you’d more often see ‘bakemono’, ‘obake’, ‘yokai’, etc in videogames) * Humans are rather awkwardly called creature-handlers instead of monster tamers. Weird...
* The monster now called ‘catawump’ is indeed the one that was ‘pulunpa’ in the PS1 version. i’m not sure why they decided to actually translate it this time, but left a lot of other monsters with japanese names. (oh, and the new ‘wump’ baby form is called ‘puloon’ in japanese) * Weirdly enough, it turns out that Manoeva is indeed called Manoeva in japanese, so they changed it to Analoeba in this GBC translation for basically no reason?? Also, uhh, good job japan for making a great english pun! * The monster called Unicorn in the PS1 dub is Unicap in GBC dub and japanese. Which makes more sense cos that’s actually what it is, its a completely non horselike dragon shaped like a witch’s hat. Though, honestly it was kinda charming imagining it as a ridiculous misinterpretation of a unicorn! * Huh, that’s... weird and very lacking in explanation. Apparantly the Quack monster was called ‘Ahiru no Gar’ in japanese, so now I’m doubting that the word gar is supposed to mean the fish. Wtf, what else does gar mean in japanese? i can’t find any answers on google! Also it’s odd that this is the only monster that has a full sentence for a name, this is like ‘The Duck of [something]’...?? Also it’s beastiary entry says its actually a toy that came to life, which raises a lot of questions. ILU Quack, u are the strangest!
* Beldo’s name is spelled as Veldt in this version, which kinda sounds even cooler? And for some reason he has this dummied out beastiary entry, which even managed to get translated! TCRF.net says that this definately wasn’t used in the actual game, there’s no monster book update after the final boss. “Veldt’s a mystery, and not the kind you can trust.“ * There’s also unused entries for a lot of the other human npcs, and it seems they have beta translations here. Protagonist is called Koh on PS1, Kou in this GBC version, and ‘Cor’ in this beta entry. And Ghosh is Gauche, and Selfi is Thelfi. (Though that might just be because your little sister is the one reading out the beastiary?) Ghosh’s entry is a bit weird sounding, I guess cos they tried to cram it into character limits? “He does mess with you, but he may be OK.” And then Selfi is just “It’s Selfi!” and Koh is “Its you, the player!” * Skale and Attley (the new characters for this version) have their names rendered as Scale and Atelie sometimes. (Atori is the original japanese, honestly I wouldn’t know how to translate that either!) Interestingly their monster book entries have ‘person’ written on them in the japanese, while Beldo, Ghosh and Selfi are all listed amoung the monsters. I guess its cos they’re boss battles? Though actually I dunno if you still get a fight against Selfi in the GBC version...
* Not really dub related, but its interesting that in the GBC version they added multiplayer functionality similar to pokemon. However you can actually trade a monster for money or an item, instead of just monster for monster. * Back to dub related- its a lil cool that instead of just ‘original trainer’, the stat screen shows the person who hatched the monster AND the latest previous owner(s) it had. This game wasnt super well known though, so I wonder if anyone actually did have a monster they traded often enough to fill up that screen?
* THE SPELLS!!  *
* This is a bit I was really excited to get to, cos Azure Dreams PS1 kinda annoyed me with how badly they were all translated. It was like they all had a 4 or 5 letter limit for some reason?? I’m gonna go pull up a PS1 version guide and try and match the translations as best as I can.
* ‘Breath’ (PS1) is like the only spell that got translated correctly. Though it was F.Breath in japanese which makes a bit more sense. It got a bit of artistic license to become ‘Sunmaker’ in GBC, and that is A VERY COOL NAME * FINALLY. FINALLY I KNOW. FINALLY THE QUESTION IS ANSWERED. What the FUCK was ‘Brid’ supposed to be? Thats like the first spell you get and it confused me forever! The answer is that its the localizers trying to translate something that was already english- it’s ‘bullet’ written out in simplified kana. GBC version goes with Shot instead of bullet, which would have honestly been a logical decision in the PS1 version.. * The other EXTREMELY CONFUSING ONE- why am I throwing a ‘Sled’ at people? And why is this not ice type? Apparantly in japanese it was ‘Fire Thread’! GBC version changed it entirely to ‘Salamand’, like.. Salamander as a verb...? * Rise was Rise in japanese, thus achieving the grand title of Only Correct Spell In All Of Game. Praise be! GBC changed it to Flamenco for no reason, which, again, it sounds cool so I don’t care if it makes no sense. * In the PS1 version all the attacking spells here were exclusively part of the fire element, all the other elemental versions were marked as a modification of it- Nea/Noa [insert name here]. In the GBC version there’s a far increased spellset for every element and its only the Breath spells that keep the Nea/Noa naming scheme. This dub changed them to Sun/Gill/Dune Maker instead, losing the callback. * Other Thread/Sled types: IceNoose, Wildride Other Bullet/Brid types: PaleRain, DrumRoll Other Rise types: Oasis, Tesla In general the GBC dub took a lot more liberties with the names, but it had a great knack for picking stuff that would sound badass in english. Its far preferrable than just a butchering of [insert element here] [awful romanization] crammed into as few letters as possible!
* Oddly enough, the poison spell was also expanded into an elemental changer in the GBC version! So you have Poison, Noa Poison and Nea Poison in japanese. But the dub seems to have really messed up on this one- regular poison is ‘L Borgia’ which makes absolutely no sense, and then the others are Quarantine 1 and 2, which sounds like the opposite of what they actually do!
* All the Wall and Mirror spells became -dra spells for some reason? Except the earth one which stays as Thor Wall. What. * Good save, dubbers! fire/water/rock Rock was changed to more of a description of what it actually is, which is good cos it would have been a bit confusing how only one of them is a rock and its not even the earth type one. Seriously, how is a tornado an ‘earth rock’? i guess maybe it could have been ‘earth lock’ instead cos its various types of pathway-blocking attacks? * I do like how they add a lil justification for the elemental heals in the flavour text. ‘Comforting warmth restores HP’/ ’Refreshing breeze restores HP’ /'Popping cute bubbles restores HP’. They’re called Zephyr, Nasim and Wellfall now, instead of just Heal. (what’s a nasim...?) * What was up with the level 2 heal being called Forth in the PS1 version? Actually supposed to be Force! Its at this point the GBC artistic license starts to stop being a good thing though, who would think of changing something as simple as Fire Force/Air Force/etc to ‘Imblat’ and ‘Absolution’..???? You ARE trying to sell to kids, right? The flavour text is also cute on these ones. The earth element one is just ‘a charged up breeze’ but fire is ‘sunny weather’ and water is ‘holy water’. I like how that actually gives you an image of how it progressed from before! Also its sweet to imagine you and your monsters taking a break to have a pleasant picnic or something.
* The status spells are a bit confusing now, ironically. It seems to say that you cold actually gain a player-useable version of Confusion? But no its a mistranslation of Blind for some reason. Only the earth version was translated correctly, and had the wildly different name ‘Adnoctum’ instead of [element] Mist like the others. What’s really stupid is that the spell is literally named Blind in japanese! Its another case of ‘whoops, tried to translate an english into english’. How did they even manage such a wild result? * All the Bind spells got changed to Lock for seemingly no reason. i would say maybe it was to make them more distinct from Blind, but yeah they turned Blind into Confusion Mist... * I find it kind cute that F.Sleep is now Siesta. +1 point again to artistic license! Just stick to this and less ‘Imblat’! * okay wtf, now the LoDown spells are Emberin, Waterloo and Chinook. What does that even mean... I think those ones really needed a name change, too! They’re one of the few multi elemental statuses that wildly changes based on element, but they were just LoDown and LaDown on the PS1 and now they’re... this. I mean couldn’t it have been AtkDown, DefDown, LvlDown?
* Now there’s a whole bunch of spells that’re either GBC exclusive, or they’re stuff that was enemy only in the PS1 version or something? Cos I can’t find them anywhere in the PS1 guide to do a comparison. But still WOW its interesting how different the dub names are! [element] Glaive moves all got names that sound like spaceships for some reason. Helix 13! Why! What! And there was a line of punch attacks named Frey Finger, Ice Finger and Eleckfinger, which became ‘Voltpaw’ and seriously that sounds even weirder... * Out of the Mixture Magics, it seems like they were all (for once!) completely correctly translated in the PS1 version. But this version changed Flame Sword to Red Saber and Wind Cutter to Airfoil. And then the Blade upgrades got to be the badass-as-fuck MetalCry, Pulsecut and Sharkjaw. SHARKJAW! Water Blade to SHARKJAW! give that translator a raise! I forgive the Imblat!! Huh, I’m a little sad that [Element} Shoot is gone, but their new names are pretty neat, referencing three of the four cardinal direction deities in japanese myth. Firebird, Blue Dragon and Pale One (but its called White Tiger instead in the flavour text) And [Element] Wave is now Boltar, Wintros and Pyralai. I severely improve of the unnecessarily cool changes, hell yeah!
* OH MY GODDD The secret dark type attacks on the postgame Kewne upgrade have the stupidest names in japanese! I’m kinda glad we only got Dark Shoot in the PS1 version! Now its joined by Wo La Wola, Wash Ashido and literally Wow! Death.
WOW! DEATH.
The GBC dubber changed them to Darkling, Baelen, Vitrios and Necro, which are all kinda cliche sounding evil names but at least they’re not “Wow! Death.” Man, I wonder if we english folks sound just as stupid when we try and use random asian words to look cool? is there someone out there whose terrible fake-japanese tattoo says Wow! Death? Wow! Death. I cannot get over that...
* ....man this post got long and probably nobody even cares XD If you take anything away from this, let it be Wow! Death.
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articuloscientificos · 10 years
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Descubren por qué huele la lluvia
Un equipo de científicos del Instituto Tecnológico de Massachusetts (MIT) ha identificado el mecanismo que libera el particular olor a mojado que notamos cuando llueve. El hallazgo ha sido publicado en la revista Nature Communications.
Para su investigación, los expertos realizaron cerca de 600 experimentos en 28 tipos diferentes de superficies incluyendo los suelos de todo el campus del MIT, a lo largo del río Charles e incluso el suelo arenoso de la playa de Nahant (Massachusetts). Una vez en el laboratorio, midieron la permeabilidad de cada muestra de suelo vertiendo el material en tubos largos para empezar y luego añadiendo agua a la parte inferior de cada tubo mientras tomaban medidas de la velocidad a la que se levantaba el agua a través del suelo. Descubrieron que cuánto más permeable era el suelo, más rápido se levantaba el agua.
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Por otra parte, depositaron gotitas individuales de agua en cada una de las superficies objeto de estudio, simulando diversas intensidades de lluvia. El experimento reveló que cuanto mayor fue la liberación de la gotita, más rápida fue su velocidad máxima.
Capturando las gotas de lluvia en el momento del impacto con cámaras de alta velocidad descubrieron un mecanismo no visto antes: cuando una gota de agua golpea una superficie, comienza a aplanarse y simultáneamente comienzan a ascender pequeñas burbujas antes de estallar en el aire. Así, dependiendo de la velocidad de la gota y de las propiedades de la superficie, se dispersa una nube frenética de aerosoles por el aire, lo que provoca este particular olor a mojado. La conclusión fue que se producen más aerosoles cuando la lluvia es ligera, pero se expulsan en mayor número cuando llueve intensamente.
«Frenético significa que puede generar cientos de gotas de aerosol en un corto tiempo, por unos pocos microsegundos. Y encontramos que se puede controlar la velocidad de generación de aerosoles con diferentes medios porosos y condiciones de impacto”, explica Youngsoo Joung, coautor del estudio.
Los investigadores aclaran que, en ambientes naturales, los aerosoles pueden llevar elementos aromáticos, junto con las bacterias y los virus que están almacenados en el suelo. Estos aerosoles son liberados durante la lluvia y extendidos por la fuerza del viento.
“Este hallazgo debería ser una buena referencia para el trabajo futuro, iluminando los microbios y sustancias químicas existentes en el interior del suelo y otros materiales naturales, y cómo pueden ser entregados en el medio ambiente, y, posiblemente, a los seres humanos”, añade Joung.
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