Schrödinger, as he has chosen to be known as, in this plane of existence... ...is a perfectly ordinary house cat. Really. Is currently believed to be in a battle with Kain Highwind, before which he had stolen some Crystals from him. Also appears in Alex Williams prison cell, much later.
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| - Schrödinger, as he has chosen to be known as, in this plane of existence... ...is a perfectly ordinary house cat. Really. Is currently believed to be in a battle with Kain Highwind, before which he had stolen some Crystals from him. Also appears in Alex Williams prison cell, much later.
- "No. I'm not the Other anything. I'm me." - The Cat meeting Coraline in the Other World The Cat is one of the major supporting characters of the story and is voiced by Keith David in the film. He appears and disappears at will and, with an unexplained reason, has the ability to speak in the Other World.
- The character has no name other than "The Cat" (used in the third person) or simply "Cat" when spoken to directly. In the first Red Dwarf novel Infinity Welcomes Careful Drivers it is explained that the Cat does have a name, but he figures he is the centre of the universe and if they don't already know his name he's not going to tell them (in the failed American pilot episode, his real name is stated as being "Woo-fen", although of course this is not 'canon'.)
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| - Schrödinger, as he has chosen to be known as, in this plane of existence... ...is a perfectly ordinary house cat. Really. Is currently believed to be in a battle with Kain Highwind, before which he had stolen some Crystals from him. Also appears in Alex Williams prison cell, much later.
- The character has no name other than "The Cat" (used in the third person) or simply "Cat" when spoken to directly. In the first Red Dwarf novel Infinity Welcomes Careful Drivers it is explained that the Cat does have a name, but he figures he is the centre of the universe and if they don't already know his name he's not going to tell them (in the failed American pilot episode, his real name is stated as being "Woo-fen", although of course this is not 'canon'.) The Cat is the humanoid descendant of a modern domestic cat called Frankenstein who had been Dave Lister's pregnant pet cat. He is almost certainly the last remaining member of his species, Felis sapiens. His species expanded and evolved into a humanoid form over three million years while sealed in the cargo hold of Red Dwarf while Dave Lister was in suspended animation. It appears that the Cat was mainly raised by a blind Cat Priest in Supply Pipe 28, though a brief mention is made to the Cat's mother in the original novel, when a young Cat tried to sleep with her and she attacked him. The Cat Priest described the Cat's parents as the Idiot and the Cripple.
- "No. I'm not the Other anything. I'm me." - The Cat meeting Coraline in the Other World The Cat is one of the major supporting characters of the story and is voiced by Keith David in the film. He appears and disappears at will and, with an unexplained reason, has the ability to speak in the Other World.
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