Sources
What this site stands on — the app card, the real-world citations, and the provenance of every image.
The character’s source
- Vizlings app card: “Velvet Damnation Cat Jon” — Nocturnals category, 6 app chats. Card description verbatim: “Velvet Damnation Cat Jon”. No owner-supplied bio or art was available at build time; the stream page carries the placeholder.
- Character home: vizlings.com.
Real-world citations
Real-world material appears in exactly one place — Cats in Mythology — and is cited there:
- Herodotus, Histories, Book 2 — the festival of Bastet at Bubastis (public domain translations).
- Egyptological references on Bastet and the Bubastis cult (museum and university publications).
- Folklore collections on the nine-lives saying, witches’ familiars, and the King of Cats tale — documented as belief and tradition, not fact.
Everything else on this site is fictional character material and cites no real-world source, by design — see Methodology.
Image provenance
See the image captions for credits and context. Illustrated character art is a dramatization.
Summary of the provenance record:
- 33 images, all AI-generated dramatization art, all status “ok”.
- 23 page heroes (one per content page), 10 of them character-forward portraits/scenes of Cat Jon.
- 10 social-pack cards, Cat Jon character-forward, with persona lines.
- Artist on every entry: “AI-generated (2026-09-27)”. No real people depicted in any image.
What is not a source here
- Cat Jon’s persona lines are not quotations and cite nothing — they are labeled as persona lines on the Lines page.
- The lore, scenes, rituals, cast, and club are invented continuity — labeled as character canon wherever they appear.
- The stream player is a labeled mockup, not a broadcast — see the stream page.
Source notes
- This page is itself a source note: the site’s sourcing is the app card, the mythology citations, and the provenance record — nothing else claims authority.
- See Methodology for the canon-vs-invention policy that governs every page.