Topic: Tag Implication: exceed -> cat

Posted under Tag Alias and Implication Suggestions

If Happy and Lector (and maybe others? I don't know anything Fairy Tail) are all Exceed, then shouldn't Happy_(Fairy_Tail) and Lector imply Exceed rather than Fairy_Tail? You'd get the Fairy_Tale tag either way, if Exceed implied Fairy_Tail.

Am I missing something?

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They do look like regular anthro cats, but the implication might be problematic.

For instance, Happy has been depicted as a dragon even in the canon. They thought they found a dragon egg, but instead it hatched into a winged cat.

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Clawdragons said:
If Happy and Lector (and maybe others? I don't know anything Fairy Tail) are all Exceed, then shouldn't Happy_(Fairy_Tail) and Lector imply Exceed rather than Fairy_Tail? You'd get the Fairy_Tale tag either way, if Exceed implied Fairy_Tail.

Am I missing something?

Nah. We almost never imply characters to species because they tend to cause too many issues (it doesn't hurt to mention ponification right now).

Genjar said:
They do look like regular anthro cats, but the implication might be problematic.

For instance, Happy has been depicted as a dragon even in the canon. They thought they found a dragon egg, but instead it hatched into a winged cat.

I don't know much about the series, but would they still end up getting tagged exceed, or is this more of a feral_druid sort of problem?

Though it does bring up the point that it might be better to imply feline instead, just to be safe.

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parasprite said:
I don't know much about the series, but would they still end up getting tagged exceed, or is this more of a feral_druid sort of problem?

It's been a while since I read those.
I think it was kind of a imaginary form, and it might've never been even mentioned after Happy's origin story. (They expected the egg to hatch a dragon, so he was drawn as a dragon.)

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