He doesn't understand toys and won't let his owners touch him much. Surprisingly Realistic Outcome: Being a feral cat, Graystripe isn't tame enough to be a good pet (at least without a lot of taming).Shout-Out: The magazine Cat Fancy makes an appearance in the first volume of the Sk圜lan manga, on page 82.He hates it and ends up escaping with Millie's help. From Stray to Pet: In Graystripe's Adventure, Graystripe is taken by twolegs and forced to live as a kittypet.A Pet into the Wild: In The Lost Warrior, Millie is a kittypet who falls for Graystripe and leaves to join ThunderClan with him.Lighter and Softer: The books lack the large amount of Family-Unfriendly Violence and Family-Unfriendly Death from the source.Drowning Unwanted Pets: In the second volume of the Warriors: Tigerstar and Sasha manga, Sasha notices a bag floating in the river that she draws the Captain's attention to inside is a kitten that she nurses back to health and raises.Willy and friends from Ravenpaw's Path.They pretend to be nice, but as soon as Pine leaves, they attack Sasha and her kits. Sasha meets some cats on a farm Pine shows her.Animesque: Despite being labeled as manga, they're not Japanese.He doesn't bond with his owners and just wants to get back to the forest.

Though Graystripe is friendlier than an actual feral cat, he still clearly isn't tame. All Animals Are Domesticated: Zigzagged.Some take place inbetween books, while others tell of things that happened offscreen or in the past. The series tells the side-stories of various cats from the franchise. It's about groups of feral and stray cats as they live on their own. Warriors is a series of OEL Manga based off of the book series of the same name.

The lost warrior manga