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* [[Cool Cat]]: Pretty much everyone.
* [[Covered in Mud]]: The Tribe rolls in mud to cover their fur in order to disguise their scent and blend into the rock better so that prey doesn't spot them so easily. The visiting Clan cats try this, and aren't too thrilled at the idea, but it works.
* [[Media Research Failure]]: [https://web.archive.org/web/20120516005549/http://blog.schoollibraryjournal.com/goodcomicsforkids/2012/03/06/warriors-manga-live-on-for-now/ This article] about the graphic novels includes a picture of what they call the "first and second volumes of the SkyClan and the Stranger trilogy". They ''do'' have the ''second'' volume of that particular trilogy, but what do they have as the "first" one? ''Warrior's Refuge'', the second volume in the Graystripe's Adventure trilogy, which came out four years and nine volumes earlier. You'd think that the "2" on the front of each would have tipped them off that it wasn't the first volume...
* [[Cruel and Unusual Death]]: {{spoiler|Tigerstar. [[High-Pressure Blood|Tigerstar]], [[Family-Unfriendly Death|Tigerstar]], [[Nightmare Fuel|Tigerstar]]. Having his stomach torn open probably hurt a good bit.}}
* [[Cultural Posturing]]: Most cats believe that their own Clan can do no wrong, and that the other Clans are all weaklings or heartless bastards. This often works in ThunderClan's favour, since the majority of the series is from their POV, but the series does occasionally show that the other Clans are [[Not So Different]]. For example, the same is done with RiverClan when they become the protagonists in ''Crookedstar's Promise''.