Felinimitatorin (Wendigoa)

Information
Felinimitatorin are a subspecies of Wendigoa in the family of Spineous, resembling a variety of felines, from house cats (Like tuxedo, tabby, etc.) to big cats (including lions, jaguars, leopards, etc.). They are known to have a relationship with the Solaris & Lunaris cycle.

They are naturally a bit cuddle or lazy, or even playful- or all three of those and/or more. Remember, a bite from these things in wild form can easily be deadly, at least Felinimitatorin have a bit of a weaker bite- but not enough to stop the possibility of death once in a while. They would prefer cooked fish over raw fish if that is available to them for some reason, but in the wild they would sometimes take raw fish over raw meat.

Appearance
They always resemble a certain type of feline, from house cats to wild cats.

Earth Felines
Known species of Earth felines they can take form of (just about all of them by the way, I listed most of them) for reference. (Note that Clover got 159 felines total, adding in 53 (with a few extra things) wild cats and 106 domestic cat breeds. Clover most likely missed plenty of species of wild cats and such, but you can go searching or find some other wild cat species, or a breed of domestic cat she didn't know or care to look for.)

Wild

 * Lion
 * Wildcat (separated into two different wildcat)
 * Lynx (has a lineage by the way)
 * Leopard(or Panther)
 * Tiger
 * Jaguar
 * African Wildcat
 * Black Panther
 * Bobcat
 * Caracal
 * Cheetah
 * Clouded Leopard
 * Fishing Cat
 * Flat-headed cat
 * Florida Panther
 * Geoffroy's cat
 * Golden cat
 * Jaguarundi
 * Leopard cat
 * Marbled cat
 * Margay
 * Ocelot
 * Pallas's cat/Manul
 * Pampas cat/Colocolo
 * Serval
 * Smilodon (extinct)
 * Snow Leopard
 * African Golden Cat
 * African Wildcat
 * Asiatic Wildcat
 * Andean Mountain Cat (or just Andean)
 * Asian Golden Cat
 * Asiatic Golden Cat
 * Asian Leopard Cat
 * Black-footed cat
 * Bornean Clouded Leopard/Borneocat
 * Borneo Bay Cat (Extremely secretive species, not much about it known)
 * Kodkod/Guina
 * Chinese Mountain Cat
 * European Wildcat
 * Iberian Lynx (were dangerously close to extinction)
 * Iriomote cat (subspecies of leopard)
 * Jungle cat/Swamp cat
 * Leopardus guttulus (no common name yet because of recent discovery)
 * Red Lynx
 * Rusty-spotted Cat
 * Sand cat
 * Oncilla/Tiger Cat (there is a Southern and Northern Oncilla)
 * Tsushima leopard cat
 * Amur leopard
 * Mainland Leopard cat
 * Eurasian lynx
 * Siberian Tiger

Domestic

 * Siamese (mutation of the Thai)
 * Longhair
 * Abyssinian
 * Burmese
 * Calico
 * Himalayan/Colorpoint Persian
 * Maine Coon
 * Manx
 * Cymric/Manx Longhair or Long-haired Manx
 * Russian Blue
 * Scottish fold
 * Sphynx
 * Tabby
 * Turkish Angora
 * Turkish Van
 * Aegean
 * American Bobtail
 * American Curl
 * American Ringtail
 * American Shorthair
 * American Wirehair
 * Aphrodite Giant/Cyprus
 * Arabian Mau
 * Asian
 * Asian Semi-longhair
 * Australian Mist
 * Balinese
 * Bambino (newer breed apparently)
 * Bengal
 * Birman
 * Bombay
 * Brazilian Shorthair
 * British Longhair
 * British Shorthair
 * Burmilla
 * California Spangled
 * Chantilly-Tiffany
 * Chartreux
 * Chausie
 * Colorpoint Shorthair
 * Cornish Rex
 * Cyprus
 * Cheetoh (Ocicat x Bengal)
 * Devon Rex
 * Donskoy/Don Sphynx
 * Dragon Li/Chinese Li Hua
 * Dwelf
 * Egyptian Mau
 * European Shorthair
 * Exotic Shorthair
 * Foldex/Exotic Fold
 * German Rex
 * Havana Brown
 * Highlander (Newer cat breed, Desert Lynx x Jungle Curl)
 * Japanese Bobtail
 * Javanese/Colorpoint Longhair
 * Kanaani
 * Khao Manee
 * Kinkalow
 * Korat
 * Korean Bobtail
 * Korn Ja
 * Kurilian Bobtail/Kuril Islands Bobtail
 * Lambkin
 * LaPerm
 * Lykoi
 * Mekong Bobtail
 * Minskin
 * Napoleon/Minuet
 * Munchkin
 * Nebelung
 * Norwegian Forest Cat
 * Ocicat
 * Ojos Azules
 * Oregon Rex (extinct)
 * Oriental Bicolor
 * Oriental Longhair
 * Oriental Shorthair
 * Persian (modern)
 * Persian (traditional)
 * Peterbald
 * Pixie-bob
 * Ragamuffin/Liebling
 * Ragdoll
 * Raas
 * Russian White
 * Russian Black
 * Russian Tabby
 * Sam Sweet
 * Selkirk Rex
 * Serengeti
 * Serrade Petit
 * Siberian/Siberian Forest Cat
 * Singapura
 * Snowshoe
 * Sokoke
 * Somali
 * Suphalak
 * Savannah (serval x domestic cat)
 * Thai
 * Thai Lilac
 * Thai Blue Point
 * Thai Lilac Point
 * Tonkinese
 * Toyger
 * Turkish Vankedisi
 * Ukrainian Levkoy
 * York Chocolate

Hybrid

 * Liger (male lion x female tiger)
 * Tigon (male tiger x female lion)
 * Litigon (male lion x female tigon)
 * Liliger (male lion x female liger)
 * Leopon (male leopard x female lion)
 * Jaglion (male jaguar x female lion)
 * Pumapard (cougar x leopard)
 * Chausie (Abyssinian (Domestic) x Jungle cat/Swamp cat)
 * Safari (Domestic x Geoffroy's Cat)

(Look up other hybrids)

Hydralian Felines
Hydralian felines are all wild, and are not exactly felines- but close enough that they can be considered cats. These felines are particularly different, having a variety of variations as well. They evolved due to unique conditions, having ancestors that are very similar to Earth cats.

Wild

 * Spinelion
 * Monslynx (Feathered Lynx)
 * (More coming eventually)

Mating Season
Felinimitatorin are known to be nocturnal, and so then can get a better advantage at both prey and also finding mates. They can use night vision to see each other, with males fighting to the death over the female. Half of adults that are mating for the first time die during these battles, but older males are often not preferred by females (unless still strong enough). It would be surprising to hear that they would actually kill off one or two of their pups from a litter, but it seems members of the subspecies get rid of the runts.

They have gotten to the point they are quite a bit more common despite this.

Year Relationship
Felinimitatorin seem to only breed depending on what year it is. Lighter colored Felinimitatorin mate more often in Solaris years, while darker colored Felinimitatorin mate more often in Lunaris years. Grey, mixed colored (as in dark & light colors), brown, spotted, and other colors of fur are often odd and off, and is unknown when they specifically breed with each other- as they can breed both years.

Trivia

 * Felinimitatorin were considered part of a mimic subspecies found in Kayyaka tales, only to have been found to be false and no such subspecies ever existed- unless the "mimickers" were a primarily shapeshifting subspecies, which is very likely.
 * The mimic subspecies being talked about above are that of Wendigoa that would, instead of larger forms, would be an animal based upon appearance. This was removed due to the fact a Wendigoa that is large enough can only revert to the wild and normal forms, and if smaller either stuck in wild or normal. Since they were far too different for this to apply, they had to be changed and will make way into a variety of new subspecies like Felinimitatorin.
 * Because of a random idea, the words "Feline" and "Imtiatorin" (gender-specific, "Imiator" for male, translation of Impersonator in German (from google translate).) were combined.
 * Felinimitatorin is easily confusing. Fe-lin-imi-tator-ian is just as close as doing /tts Felinimitatorin in discord, and so is recommended to try and figure it out that way.
 * It was apart of a lineage that was a "Mimicker" lineage, but that was removed because that kind of made no sense. Now it is apart of the Normal lineage. The lineage system has been changed since then.