Somewhat Inactive

Hoo boy this was a lot of fun!! I’ve been trying to wrap my head around how different types of spirits would appear while drawing out new designs. I’ll eventually make seperate posts for each of the characters but for now I’ll just dump these here d( -u-“)

Slight spoilers under cut for explanations!

okay so heres my headcanons for dead cats. there’s also the base cat

the dark forest gets turned into a rave party, being super saturated reds, purples, pinks, and blues. they keep the base color of their eyes, but it turns neon.

they are usually 80% transparent but can fade further. they also have a dark aura around them, and a weird melted effect.

starclan turns less saturated and tends to have a cyan hue. they keep their normal eye color, except for their white pupils. they also have sparkles and stars around them, and white outlines.

Got around to making some examples of how the dead look vs the living in my warriors universe; featuring my oc Kiwistar. Explanations for the designs under the cut:

blessed be the daughters of cain, bound to suffering eternal by the sins of their fathers committed long before their conception

someone alert the presses i actually finished a drawing for the first time in a month

Just to give people a little visual representation of the human-equivalent to cat declawing. The red dotted lines are the lines of amputation. 

In order to remove the claw, the entirety of the distal phalanges must be amputated. Distal phalanges, for those of you not overly familiar with anatomical terms, is the fancy science way of saying YOUR GODDAMN FINGER TIPS. 

—Chronic pain

—Litter box issues

—Increased aggression

—Inability to perform a natural behavior

—Surgical complications

—Arthritis

Also your description of humane euthanasia for animals is very disturbing and completely inaccurate. Besides the fact that the complications listed above could easily lead to euthanasia, rehoming isn’t a bad thing. Responsibly rehoming a cat is far more humane than declawing. And a cat scratching furniture is far more likely to be adopted than a cat that bites or has litter box issues. A lot of rescues won’t even adopt out cats with litter box issues because no one wants them.