| rdfs:comment | - Firecats were dangerous wild felines.
- Robert Shih, code name Firecat, is a member of the Wild Pack. Robert is a handsome 5' 8" tall Korean-American. He is much more easy-going than his team leader and is perfectly happy to be called Bob or Bobcat. During the meeting with Team Kimba following the events of Revenge of the Alphas he described a third path between following the rules and working completely outside them, the alternatives outlined by Stormwolf.
- He scratched Drew in battle as seen in "Cat-Tastrophy," causing Drew to turn into a cat-like creature himself. Firecat, on the other hand, could not be controlled. Noxic and Typhus lured it with candy so they could place him back into the machine to restore him. Noxic proudly took credit for creating Firecat, claiming he was the one who took a "weak and helpless pussycat" and changed it into Firecat through the special machine. Typhus, seemingly based on the monster's theme, argued that the creature was from his army of monsters.
- He was a weak cat creature that required recharging through a special machine. When fully charged, he was stronger and had the ability to breathe fire. He scratched Drew in battle, causing Drew to turn into a cat-like creature himself. Firecat, on the other hand, could not be controlled. Noxic and Typhus lured it with candy so they could place him back into the machine to restore him. Drew's condition worsened, and his only chance to get back to normal was by getting into the machine himself. The machine overloaded, but Drew came out in full Beetleborg form. Firecat came out too, but was angry and blackened, seemingly from being burnt to a crisp in the machine. Aside from being blackened, Firecat was still not under control and released fireballs everywhere. Firecat was defeated in the end
- The first one or two were created by Vkandis, but the ones after that are the reincarnated forms of previous true Sons of the Sun and others Vkandis deems worthy. In this way they are similar to the Companions in that they are returned spirits. Because there are far fewer Sons of the Sun than there are Heralds, there are fewer Firecats, than there are Companions. Firecats do not make any attempt to hide their nature and use the name they were known as when they were Son of the Sun.
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| abstract | - He scratched Drew in battle as seen in "Cat-Tastrophy," causing Drew to turn into a cat-like creature himself. Firecat, on the other hand, could not be controlled. Noxic and Typhus lured it with candy so they could place him back into the machine to restore him. Drew's condition worsened, and his only chance to get back to normal was by getting into the machine himself. The machine overloaded, but Drew came out in full Beetleborg form. Firecat came out too, but was angry and blackened, seemingly from being burnt to a crisp in the machine. Aside from being blackened, Firecat was still not under control and released fireballs everywhere. Firecat was defeated in the end by Drew's Stinger Drill. Noxic proudly took credit for creating Firecat, claiming he was the one who took a "weak and helpless pussycat" and changed it into Firecat through the special machine. Typhus, seemingly based on the monster's theme, argued that the creature was from his army of monsters.
- The first one or two were created by Vkandis, but the ones after that are the reincarnated forms of previous true Sons of the Sun and others Vkandis deems worthy. In this way they are similar to the Companions in that they are returned spirits. Because there are far fewer Sons of the Sun than there are Heralds, there are fewer Firecats, than there are Companions. Firecats do not make any attempt to hide their nature and use the name they were known as when they were Son of the Sun. They resemble Siamese cats the way that Companions resemble horses, except that they are much larger, and have cream-colored fur with brick-red tail, ears, and mask around blue eyes. Though they may like to pretend otherwise, Firecats are mortal. Firecats have several special abilities. They can protect themselves and others magically, usually by setting their attacker on fire, and can travel long distances by a method known as "jumping." They can bring people and objects with them using this method, though people tend to feel sick after this, which usually manifests as headaches. The extra "load" is also very tiring for the Firecat. Two Firecats working together can also create a Gate. In "present day" Velgarth, there are two prominent Firecats. One is Hansa, who guides Solaris, the current Son of the Sun, and the other is Altra, who guides Karal, Sunpriest and current Karsite ambassador to Valdemar.
- Firecats were dangerous wild felines.
- He was a weak cat creature that required recharging through a special machine. When fully charged, he was stronger and had the ability to breathe fire. He scratched Drew in battle, causing Drew to turn into a cat-like creature himself. Firecat, on the other hand, could not be controlled. Noxic and Typhus lured it with candy so they could place him back into the machine to restore him. Drew's condition worsened, and his only chance to get back to normal was by getting into the machine himself. The machine overloaded, but Drew came out in full Beetleborg form. Firecat came out too, but was angry and blackened, seemingly from being burnt to a crisp in the machine. Aside from being blackened, Firecat was still not under control and released fireballs everywhere. Firecat was defeated in the end by Drew's Stinger Drill. Noxic proudly took credit for creating Firecat, claiming he was the one who took a "weak and helpless pussy cat" and changed it into Firecat through the special machine. Typhus, seemingly based on the monster's theme, argued that the creature was from his army of monsters.
- Robert Shih, code name Firecat, is a member of the Wild Pack. Robert is a handsome 5' 8" tall Korean-American. He is much more easy-going than his team leader and is perfectly happy to be called Bob or Bobcat. During the meeting with Team Kimba following the events of Revenge of the Alphas he described a third path between following the rules and working completely outside them, the alternatives outlined by Stormwolf.
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