Need help naming my new kitten

[Hdbocquin]

Trying to decide on a name for my new little boy kitten. So far, I’ve thought of Scar, Calvin, Tommy, Cash, Haze, or Jasper, Picasso, and Apollo.

We also got him on May 4, so a Star Wars themed name would be suitable too. I thought about naming him Anakin or Luke Skywalker.

If you guys have any name ideas for Him, let me know please

[bobbys girl]

Hi there! What a sweet boy. As for a name, as much as I like there to be another Tommy in the world (I had a Tommy and what a superstar he was), I think your boy would make a wonderful Anakin. Not a name I would have thought of, but I think it suits him.

May the Fourth be with you.

[Kay]

just practice calling the name outside late at night in full hearing of anyone passing

one syllable names tend to morph into 2 or more sylllable nicknames, because they're easier to call

Yoda must be on the list, surely, with those gorgeous ears

[bobbys girl]

Now there's a point! My sister was adopted by a cat (he just turned up one day). Long story, but the owners didn't want him back. When she found out his name she said ' if you think I'm standing on the step shouting 'Elvis' you can think again!'

[Lilith]

May the Fourth be with you.

He's got ears like a lynx, beautiful boy, perhaps 'Lynx' might be suitable, but you've already got a good long list.

Names are so subjective anyway; once I was on a snake forum and someone asked for help with naming a snake - well, you can spread yourself a bit more with a snake name, as the snake isn't likely to be answering to it, so I drew up a string of lyrical/romantic names and posted them. 'We-ell,' came back the reply, 'actually we want to call him 'Fluffy' ...'

[alanc]

Looking at him and seeing a certain similarity to my Tilly at that age, I wondered whether he ought to be called Dennis the Menace!

[Moolercat]

May the Fourth be with you.

He's got ears like a lynx, beautiful boy, perhaps 'Lynx' might be suitable, but you've already got a good long list.

Names are so subjective anyway; once I was on a snake forum and someone asked for help with naming a snake - well, you can spread yourself a bit more with a snake name, as the snake isn't likely to be answering to it, so I drew up a string of lyrical/romantic names and posted them. 'We-ell,' came back the reply, 'actually we want to call him 'Fluffy' ...'

Weird, I actually thought the name 'Lynx' suited him too and then saw your comment