Rate Warrior names -- Tough

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Fallensky   (Fallen isn't used often and coupled with sky it's rather pretty.)
Daybird   (Meh. It sounds a little off. Day's a hard one to use well.)
Hawkflight   (Bit boring, but classic warrior name used with the right cat and it'd be good.)
Flamestrike   (Flame and fire are used pretty often with strike. So I've seen this rather often.)
Pikefeather   (Fish and feather. I can see a warrior being named this, but I'd need a name behind it.)
Berryshine   (Fitting. But nothing spectacular.) 
Snowshine   (Not bad. Snow names are pretty. But shine's used a lot with it.)
Leapleaf   (Leap's a tricky name to use well. Leaf doesn't really fit it.)
Fernfeather   (Not bad! A good warrior name, but I'm just not seeing much of a spark here.)

Appletuft   (Tuft just doesn't work with a lot of names.)
Sharpsting    (Very nice! They complement each other well, but it's hard to apply it to a cat.)
Moorstalk   (Nice use of wording, but applying it to a cat becomes more difficult. 'Stalk' also looses a bit.)
Heatherfang   (Not bad. Classic warrior name.)
Ferretsnout   ('Muzzle' is the more commonly used term.)
Sandybrook   (Nicely done, but nothing spectacular.)
Moorglade   (Oooo! Not bad. Glade and moor are slightly contrasting geographical locations however.)
Jaysun   (Just ... doesn't work.)
Brackenwind   (Not bad, but wind doesn't work so well with 'bracken'.)
Berrybloom   (Nooooot bad! Which is fairly hard with 'berry' in it. Berry's a hard to use prefix.)
Sparkwillow   (Ooooo! For two parts that just don't go together I surprisingly really like this.)
Shadefury   (Fury has never been used before, but I happen to like it well.)
Sandycreek   (Eh. Sandybrook was better because of the softer sounds. This looses more because the hard sounds make it sound clunky.)
Vinewillow   (Not bad. Willows and vines are, if memory serves, not often found in the same area? Could be wrong. Doesn't tell me a lot about the cat.)
Tumblebreeze    (Tells me a bit about what sort of cat would have this name. Very good.)
Adderwhisp   (Wisp is just hard to use, particularly with an animal or plant.)
Fallendusk   (OOoooo! Lovely visual. )
Brokenshard   (Also very nice visual.)
Chillymist   (I like this one a lot.)
Sandwave   (Not bad! Sounds like a beach name.)
Mellowfrost   (Surprised I like this name as much as I do.)
Silverfish   (Fish is a risky suffix. It's just hard to pull off.)
Pondskip   (Skip is just hard to use.)
Ebonybranch   (Meh ... like ... potential, but a bit on the unusual end.)
Berrybranch   (I'm on the fence about this one. It's just ... not so interesting.)
Briartoe   (Toe is so rarely used, but this is a fun way to use it!)
Timbertooth   (Like above, this uses some unusual names and works in interesting ways!)
Archstone   (Ehhhhh. Sounds like what it sounds like. It just doesn't do much.)
Blistersong   (Uuuuh. Blister would be hard to use in almost every case.)
Nettlesting   (Not bad! I like the use of sting!)
Seasplash   (Predictable use and thus I see it a lot.)
Scorchflower   (OOoooo! I like this name. Nice use of scorch.)
Lostleaf   (I like it! Makes me wonder the cat attached to it. But the two parts are slightly at odd.)
Honeycloud   (Nice use of all things concerned.)
Petalpatch   (Unusual use of the names, but it doesn't really bring anything new to the table.)
Cottonflower   (Don't see this often and for something that should be classic that is sad.)
Hollowsong   (Not bad! Sad, but not bad.)
Raindance   (I just like the name. Dance is used so rarely.)
Snowdrift   (I've seen it used a lot ... so not very interesting.)
Arideye   (So ... slightly hot and dusty eye. Could be better in a name. )
Snapfrost   (Two words used together well!)
Funnelcloud   (I'm just thinking about the desert.)
Spottedblur   (It ... just doesn't work.)
Waterskip   (Skip is just hard to use right.)
Goldfish   (Just makes me think of the actual fish or the crackers.)
Burnwhisker   (Very original! I like the different uses.)
Sweetsky   (Just nothing special but sweet none the less.)
Blizzardmist   (Ooooo! I like it!)
Marigoldleap   (Leaps hard to use with plants.)
Snowpebble   (Not bad. But I don't see pebble used well very often.)
Cindershell   (Shell with Cinder doesn't work very well.)
Leafmask   (Not horrible, but Leafmask just seems too unusual.)
Heatherfield   (Field isn't used in the warriors canon, I don't believe? Though it's probably possible, it looses something.)
Sweetskip   (Skip is just hard to use.)
Sunnyglade   (Eh ... it's just not bit boring.)
Finberry   (Fin and berry just don't work together.)
Morningfern   (Pretty on first glance. Odd on second.)
Eggface   (While logical (and prospectively funny) it falls flat.)
Batscreech   (Depending on area, this could be a good name. But depending on area, it would also probably very overused.)
Oakbreeze   (Breeze didn't do well with the harsher sound of the 'k' in 'oak'.)
Russetholly   (Color and plant just falls flat.)
Littleholly   (Cute name! Nothing special.)
Cherryscar   (While original, I couldn't really see where this was going.)
Creekstep   (Creek has very harsh sounds, so needs a good balance.)
Wildsplash   (Classic. Not bad!)
Dustywind   (Pretty. But nothing special.)
Thistlewhistle    (Eeeeh. The rhyme looses me.)
Wavecrash   (Classic.)
Stormyspots   (Pretty! Not overly spectacular.)
Brokenwing   (Eeeeh. Doesn't really tell me much about who was given this name.)

(I would like reasonings again, but that's up to you if you want to do them)

Thank you! if its no trouble could also have reasons?

Snapmist
A mostly pale gray she-cat with darker gray tabby markings and very long wispy fur. White chest, muzzle, belly, and tail tip. The tip of Snapmist's tail is broken, so its a bit crooked. Amber eyes. She tends to sleep a lot and somtimes has to be woken up for patrols but shes usually a nice she-cat.
 (Fair name, but sharp sounding prefix and soft sounding suffix causes this name to loose a little because it makes it sound like the words don't go together.)

Cricketwhisker
A very buff and large tom with jet black fur with white whiskers and pale pink nose. Pale green eyes. A handsome tom with a kind heart.
 (Passable, but slightly dull name.)

Cloudleap
A long legged she-cat with mostly long white fur with ginger dapples that start at her shoulders and ends at the tip of her tail. Stormy gray eyes, a very kind and loving she-cat who loves kits. (Really any younger cat)
 (Classic name which fits the cat well, but will probably be easily forgotten.)

Sootflower
a very sickly looking she-cat with thin light gray fur with darker flecks aross her muzzle and shoulders. Blue eyes. Sootflower is very quite and tends to watch others from afar.
 (Good use of a name that I don't see very often and it fits the cat well.)

Darkstorm (My edgy evil cat)
A hulking dark calico tom with long wispy fur. Huge paws and a long sweeping tail. Bright amber eyes. Darkstorm is a very nasty tom, he hates kits and apprentices. But under all that fluffy rage there is hope he can do better with his life and maybe find love and have kits. But for now hes a evil mess.
 (Classic evil name which brings to mind a black, brown or grey cat rather than a calico. It's a name which reflects personality, perhaps, but seems a bit cliché. )

Wildspirit   (I've seen it several times.)
Brightfrost   (Cool name. Original.)
Shadefeather   (Not bad, but I've seen it a couple times and would be fairly classic.)
Poppyblaze   (Not bad! Doesn't strike me as the exact combination I'd look for, but it makes sense.)
Sunleap   (I like it. But nothing spectacular. )
Aspenblaze   (For things that aren't really 'blaze' colored it falls a bit flat.)
Ravencall   (I just have a weakness for this name.)
Stormfang   (Pretty classic style, but still has an original twist.)

Tell me why please and thank you!