Slapdaddy

From Apoinsettia

History and Lore

Slapdaddy is an interesting cat whose origins are of question. He was not one of the original three Wanderers; a group of cats that seemingly moved from one colony to another. These cats may have reproduced leading to the onset of more Wanderers in The Loop Subcolony. Slapdaddy however, is a grown adult cat instead of a young looking kitten and shares not even the slightest resemblance of his peers. Him being an outsider to this colony can be further supported by his negative attitude towards the cats around them, most young in age and small in size. This behavior earned him the name "Slapdaddy" due to his repetitive slaps amongst the other cats, but not any cats around his size. His naming is one of the few instances where Twitch does not make a poll as Apoinsettia liked the name so much.

Apoinsettia pokes fun at Slapdaddy a lot, due to Slapdaddy most likely not being related to any of the cats and showing up randomly around the same time as the others, but still acting aggressive towards them.

He is occasionally referred to as "Slapfather."

Personality

Slapdaddy seems to not like Apo as most of The Wanderers tend to do, but seems to not like the other cats as well. He has been seen antagonizing many of the other cats aside from larger cats which may be due to coincidence as he is still considered a recent edition to the channel. He enjoys food often making his way to the plate or try no matter the stakes, and is very observant. His intimidation tactics lead many cats to keep their distance before he can get close enough to throw the paws that earned his name.

Appearance

Slapdaddy has no similar appearance to any cats in the subcolony, marking himself as the largest of the wanderers and is a grey and white tabby.

Relations

Slapdaddy seems to not like any cats he shares his subcolony with.

Theories

  • Slapdaddy is heavily believed to not be related to the other cats; as the feeder there has suggested that the cats came from a nearby colony and were never properly tnr'd by their feeder.