Amaya SolaceCaptain of the FSS-CH9, Amaya Solace is the daughter of a high-ranking admiral from the Felinius Kingdom and the youngest person ever appointed captain of a Felinoid Smartship. Hard-nosed and tough as nails, she constantly struggles to prove herself and her team among the Squadron forces, many of whom assume she received her post through nepotism. Despite the general mistrust of her throughout the squadron, she has a reputation for being a fierce fighter, albeit with a history of insubordination and inability to follow orders. Prior to her commission as captain, she served with the CH-13. Extended Bio Comics: 466 |
AndrewWhen the entire team was imprisoned by a group of Rigellians on the desolate planet U’ta, Sarah reprogrammed a Rigellian battledroid and used it to help the team escape. Renaming him Andrew, they welcomed him aboard the crew. Like all battledroids, Andrew lacks voice capability. However, unlike the others, he has developed an extensive emotional and moral compass due to both his reprogramming and his time with the Hellcats. He is completely loyal and devoted to the team, even though he often feels neglected and overlooked by them. He has become particularly fond of Damsel and somewhat antagonistic to Fluffy. Comics: 170 |
Damsel ReedAs pilot of the FSS-CH9, Damsel is one of the greatest pilots in the entire Squadron. Born to a wealthy family and living a life of relative luxury and privilege, Damsel found herself drawn to a greater calling. She ran away from home and enrolled in the Academy for Science Soldiers and eventually was made a Cosmic Hellcat. Despite her stong sense of duty and love of adventure, Damsel is still a socialite princess at heart. She is as much intrigued by the promise of adventure that being a Hellcat provides, as she is to the nobility and honor it brings. Extended Bio Comics: 454 |
FluffyFluffy is the Artificial Intelligence that controls the shipboard computer of the FSS-CH9. Like all felinoid smartships, the neural network that forms his AI is sentient and capable of independent thought, learning and emotion. This design is intended to make the smartship feel a kinship with the team by causing it to consider itself a member of the team. However, while most smartships become attached and protective of their crew, the constant danger that the CH-9 tends to face through the team’s relative inexperience and general recklessness has caused Fluffy to treat them with some amount of disdain. In particular, he is rather antagonistic of Damsel and Sarah, whom (as pilot and engineer) he blames for the majority of his perils, and Andrew, whom he considers to be an inferior artificial intelligence. Comics: 214 |
Kitty HawkOne of the the greatest heroes of the Rebellion, during the Third Intergalactic War, Sgt. Kitty Hawk was instrumental in the success of the Battle of B’ll’R'un-Prime, the turning point of the war. After the war, the Meowing Commandos became an officially sanctioned Science Ninja Action Team and Kitty was given the command. In her youth she was quite unorthodox in her methods, though very effective and as such, while she seldom admits it, feels an affinity for Amaya, today. Over the years, she rose through Squadron Ranks and is now an Admiral and the ranking commander of all SNAT forces. Comics: 51 |
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First glorious appearance of the esteemed Admiral Kitty.
Now Fluffy feels like a jerk.
Name for single strip comic:
Planetary Heck Kitties. It’s like Cosmic Hellcats, only less so.
You think he seems even more jerkish than normal?
Admiral Kitty is just damned Hawt! In a mature kind of way, of course 😉 She’s a Star! Thanx Guys!
I’m really noticing the change in style. The linework in the bottom left pane really pops. Keep it up, guys!
Mav’s mom is my favourite. She’s perfect. Like Charlie to the Angels. This makes me incredibly happy somehow.
Yay, Admiral Kitty!
I like Planetary Heck Kitties. I don’t think I wanna use it for the cartoon, but it’s pretty cute and I’ll try to keep it in mind for something else.
Mav, I think he means Fluffy feels like a jerk–not Fluffy feels like a jerk (to the reader). But I don’t know, I think Fluffy may be too much of a sociopath to actually feel any sort of guilt.
Thanks for all the comments; you guys just made my day �??8-)