Have you think about do the children of Lion-o and Leopara?
I have, but I haven't settled on much. Usually for OC/Lion-O, I imagine a child being named after Claudus, but I'm not quite feeling that vibes. I'm certainly thinking a son and daughter. The son is actually quite bookish and has a gift for magic, while the younger sister is far more ready to throw down (don't let her catch you teasing her big brother or being exasperated with him) (especially if you're her cousin) and athletic.
In terms of looks, I think they have a fair fusion of Lion-O and Leopara's features, with some rosettes (not as many or dark as Leopara's) (note: rosettes are a whole other shape than young lion's spots and we have no indication Thunderian lions ever have those). I imagine they both have dominantly red hair, but they might have rosettes dotting it like their aunt Leoparis has, or some sort of streaks like Leo. I imagine the son has Leopara's eyes (magic) and the daughter has a whole other eye color (maybe green) as a recessive trait.
Just... no names yet.
(What if the daughter was named Claudia after Claudus instead of the son 🤔 I feel like they have a more Lion name for the son, since he's older and supposed to be the heir (will respectfully abdicate because Please No), so... Lionel? For Anet and Auburn 😉)
(If they have a third child, I imagine that one will have more leopard like features and sulk a lot about not having the natural talent with magic that their older brother has, despite visibly being more of a Magicat (the previous name of the Leopard clan because they were originally bred for the magical gift and maintained that tradition until Things Happened and oops, most of us don't really have that tradition anymore). Leopara has to constantly tell this child anyone can learn magic with patience and dedication, if that's what they want, but they want it for the wrong reasons. This would be the kid to go on an adventure to discover themselves and discover a love of tech and intuition for engineering... and finally manifest the magic they've longed for the entire time in a way they could never have imagined.)
...you could say I consider the Liopara children as concepts.
