Remember when it was revealed that Garfield is imagining everything in his life

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would make sense if he wasn't eating and lounging around like a king. why would the panels showing his reality still have his coat looking pristine and his belly still fat:leostare:
The eating and lounging like a king is only in his FALSE reality.

The artist probably didn't wanna draw up all that extra shyt.. its irrelevant nikka lol
 

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It was just a strip made for halloween

The six-day mini-series ended on October 28, 1989 — just a few days before Halloween. Davis, for reasons untold, wanted to do something “legitimately scary, as opposed to Halloween-scary,” per BoingBoing. As he further expanded on in the Garfield‘s Twentieth Anniversary Collection, he asked some people what scared them, and being alone (or dying alone) came up near the top of most everyone’s list. He never intended the segment to be a canonical take on what’s actually happening in Garfield’s world — consider it a dream sequence, if you will. And it most definitely did not mean for it to be funny, which is good, because it plainly isn’t.
 

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Wait...what. is this true?
Yea, breh. Bone chilling. Shown between October 23rd - October 26th 1989.

It's like if there was an episode where Scooby Doo starts to piece together that the scooby doo gang ONLY looks at him as a dumb and loyal animal, a domesticated pet and every time he spoke[barked] they'd just be placating him like we all do w/ the typical pet.

Stuck in this weird evolved sense of awareness, knowledge that whatever he is trying to communicate is actually nonsensical to them, he starts to wonder if it actually even makes sense to himself to the point where he stops attempting to communicate all together.

Stuck in a psychological prison, he ends up living out his days as an introverted animal. shyt would be OD chilling.

shyt...that was fun.

Anybody have modifications of other childhood favorite characters we could give a cold sense of reality to?
 
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