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Group Names: Sparkies, Sparks, Coal Babies|breed=Domestic Shorthair|coat=Tuxedo|sex=Unknown, theorised To Be One Female And Two Males|occupation=Chimney Sweepers|appearance=Black with white chests and underbellies|eye_color=Blue|rarity=(Alone) Common | Group Names: Sparkies, Sparks, Coal Babies|breed=Domestic Shorthair|coat=Tuxedo|sex=Unknown, theorised To Be One Female And Two Males|occupation=Chimney Sweepers|appearance=Black with white chests and underbellies|eye_color=Blue|rarity=(Alone) Common | ||
(All Three) Rare|personality=Playful, Shy|first_sighting=May 15, 2024, 2:27 AM (LFT)|parents=[[Ms. Ember]], Unknown|siblings=[[Ms. Covergirl]] (Presumed)}} | (All Three) Rare|personality=Playful, Shy|first_sighting=May 15, 2024, 2:27 AM (LFT)|parents=[[Ms. Ember]], Unknown|siblings=[[Ms. Covergirl]] (Presumed)}} | ||
'''The Sparks''' refer to the three tuxedo kittens of [[Ms. Ember]], collectively known as ‘Ms. Ember and her Sparks’, appearing in the [[Eat Enough Every Day]] (每天都能吃饱饱) feeder. | '''The Sparks''' refer to the three tuxedo kittens of [[Ms. Ember]], collectively known as ‘Ms. Ember and her Sparks’, appearing in the [[Eat Enough Every Day]] (每天都能吃饱饱) feeder. They are aptly named'''Ash''', '''Soot''' and '''Cinder''', due to being a product of Ms. Ember, whose appearance parallels a burning piece of coal; like sparks from a fire. They are [[Ms. Ember]]'s second litter and presumed younger siblings to [[Ms. Covergirl]]. The Sparks are the second trio of tuxedo kittens to appear in this feeder, after the [[the Coal Miners]]. | ||
As of June 3rd 2024 the Sparks seem to be 4-5 weeks old and are often seen accompanying their mother to the feeder, eating inside the feeder bowl and playing and running around the area, suggesting their nest may be close by. | As of June 3rd 2024 the Sparks seem to be 4-5 weeks old and are often seen accompanying their mother to the feeder, eating inside the feeder bowl and playing and running around the area, suggesting their nest may be close by. | ||