#archiveclan

“scourge’s flawed design” Uploaded by  flightfootwarrior, now known on a new account as XxflightfeathersxX.

This video was published March of 2009, and has amassed 703k views. However, this video was uploaded one year later to Flightfoot’s new account, amassing it an additional 13k views.

This AMV featured pixelated artwork and liberal use of blood, which was well loved for the era. Interestingly, remnants of the Great Design Wars can be seen in the description and some remaining comments, where it seems people were arguing over the fact that Flightfoot gave scourge a white tail tip. At the time, any deviance from cannon, especially in regards to Scourge’s design, was considered heresy. 

“Firestar Doesn’t Like Waffles” Original upload by BloodStainBlade, reuploaded by FinnyThePorg.

The original upload was deleted, and unfortunately not archived. Earliest mentions of Firestar’s disdain for waffles can be found in a edit of the original animation from late December 2009 and a brief mention of it in a fanpop posting in Early September 2009.

“WOTF Scourge AMV - Bones Shatter” Uploaded by Alli Kat, then known as allikatnya.

The video was published in September of 2008, and has over 1.7 million views on YouTube. Alli’s style is iconic in the warriors community, primarily for the cats’ distinct hairstyles.

This AMV, for lack of a better word, still slaps.

Our goal is to create an archive of moments in warrior cat history that led to the fandom shaping in the way it has throughout the internet. We want to hunt down lost warrior cat content, and need help to do so. 

Any information, especially links, to warrior cat content created pre-2016 (newer content may be published if it has had a profound effect on the fandom) is welcome through either the submissions or ask box.  

“Ashfur - Mr.Brightside” Original upload by ryulovestsute, reuploaded by Chloe Holderbaum.

The original upload has been deleted, with inconclusive results about its true date of publication. The reupload was published in July of 2011, but search results for “Ashfur - Mr. Brightside” stretch back to April of 2011, and no conclusive results can be found preceding this date. It is safe to assume that the video was deleted soon after being uploaded, and thus can be vaguely tracked based on the dates given.