My Five Least Favorite Warrior Cats by Crimsonpaw

I agree with Lionblaze and Breezepelt.

Lionblaze doesn’t care about controlling his violent outbursts, even as a senior warrior.
During the battle in Eclipse, Lionpaw went on a murder rampage, almost killing: Unnamed Windclan cat, Mosspelt, Heatherpaw and Crowfeather. He never apologised for this. He even has the audacity to continue to blame Heathertail: Assumes she’s as bloodthirsty as he is and blames her for Hollyleaf’s death since she discovers the tunnels.

I won’t hold Russetfur’s death against him, as literally all he did was pull her away from killing his leader. However his attitude afterwards wasn’t good, lacking sympathy for the grieving Shadowclan warriors. He even thought about killing Flametail, when he snaps at him over Russetfur. Lionblaze doesn’t care how dangerous his temptations are, considering he’s already killed cats in the past.

He even gets himself purposefully injured by a Shadowclan patrol to prove a point to Cinderheart. Like before, he’s dumbfounded when Cinderheart disgusted with him and doesn’t do any self-reflection.

*Spoilers for Broken code* Lionblaze killing Harestar is unacceptable – The “accidental death” excuse doesn’t cut it anymore. He’s a senior warrior, who’s already killed cats in the past. He’s very aware of what his issue, but never did anything about it and it costed someone’s life because of it. Shortly afterwards in Greystripe’s Vow, he almost attacks his own Clanmate in Thornclaw, when they get into an argument. I’m seriously wondering why Squirrelflight choose him as deputy.

As for Breezepelt, everyone knows his crimes, so I don’t going to go over it. Though what I will do, is cover him in Crowfeather’s Trial and beyond. He has not redeemed himself, he’s done far more worse then good:

Declares he doesn’t care about anyone else multiple times, aggressive towards his former victim Lionblaze the whole book, endangers his clanmates by attacking the stoats against orders (Does this three times), almost attacks every non-Windclan accuser (Once at a gathering), claims innocent cats are as “bad as the trainees”, lies he never attacked Windclan and threatened to kill Pickle.

Even one of his actions that’s commonly praised, is pathetic once you analysis it. He didn’t risk his life for Lionblaze, literally all he did was knock two stoats off him and immediately left him.

It was up to Lionblaze to confront Breezepelt first – Breezepelt didn’t choose to “apologise”, he was put on the spot. Even then, he didn’t directly acknowledge his crimes or say “sorry”. Even the Book itself admits this:

“I should never have listened to the Dark Forest cats,” he mewed stiffly. “You’re a Clan cat, and my loyalty should be to the Clans.” Crowfeather realised that this was as close as Breezepelt was ever going to get to an apology for attacking Lionblaze during the Great Battle. […] The two toms stared at each other and exchanged an awkward, jerky nod before each of them quickly turned back to his own Clan.”

In comparison, Crowfeather who’s not even in the same realm when it comes to his guilt, make Breezepelt’s “apology” look pathetic:

 “I’m sorry I didn’t accept you and your littermates when I found out about you. I’m sorry that I said I had only one kit, and that anything else was a lie. If I’d known . . .” He stumbled over his words and had to begin again, while Lionblaze listened, expressionless. “If I’d only known when you were kits, when you needed me, surely things would have been different. I have no excuses, but . . . I hope you can forgive me for the way I acted.”

Then in Vision of Shadows, Breezepelt still has old attitude, just not attempting to kill anyone, which is such a low bar, it shouldn’t count. His new actions include: Trying to deprive Shadowclan the cure to yelllowcough (Like Onestar) and hypocritically claiming Kin repenters should be exiled, including a pregnant queen.

In the Broken Code *Spoilers* He’s the most violent of the rebellion. He insists on a camp invasion early on, during a time when it wasn’t necessary. When it pointed out innocent cats could be killed, Breezepelt dismisses it. He also still holds a grudge against Squirrelflight, despite already reconciling with Crowfeather, even victim-blaming her for Ashfur/The Imposters.