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garfield could easily just throw himself at his target in that state and it would have the same results, if not more destructive
thats such a funny comparison
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i don't think that should be enough to melt a cat
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Ehhh, That's fair
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Just scale his heat resistance and radiation resistance to the sun. It's more cracked that way.
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Nice
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Man, do staff really hate Garfield that much?
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Tbh, most cartoon characters don't have conceptual Manipulation unless they're a DC character
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Heated reentry is about 3000 degrees farenheit
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what about the part where he survives crashing into mars at 2550000000 km/h
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Trust me as much as I want to make that a notable feat, calc group will literally toss that feat into a paper shredder for even trying to use FTL KE.
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well thats with the average distance between earth and mars, if we go with the minimum distance i'm sure it's below light speed
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I shall agree with the Garfield upgrades
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Still doesn't mean we can't give Garfield FTL speed.
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Not sure if this counts as anything towards Garfield in particular but there is this spaceship that tops 50,000 warps per hour or 14,989,622,900 km/h
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Garfield now has MFTL speed from it then
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bump
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Has anyone ever talked about the Halloween strip of 89.
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Garfield, October 1989 comic strips
October 1, 1989: (This comic was made into a Quickie.) October 2, 1989: October 3, 1989: October 4, 1989: October 5, 1989: October 6, 1989: October 7, 1989: October 8, 1989: October 9, 1989: (Start of a "Pooky" week) October 10, 1989: October 11, 1989: October 12, 1989: October 13, 1989: October...
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InterestingHas anyone ever talked about the Halloween strip of 89.
Garfield, October 1989 comic strips
October 1, 1989: (This comic was made into a Quickie.) October 2, 1989: October 3, 1989: October 4, 1989: October 5, 1989: October 6, 1989: October 7, 1989: October 8, 1989: October 9, 1989: (Start of a "Pooky" week) October 10, 1989: October 11, 1989: October 12, 1989: October 13, 1989: October...
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i mean, either it’s a dream sequence or garfield is slowly starving to death in an abandoned house as he lives in eternal denialHas anyone ever talked about the Halloween strip of 89.
Garfield, October 1989 comic strips
October 1, 1989: (This comic was made into a Quickie.) October 2, 1989: October 3, 1989: October 4, 1989: October 5, 1989: October 6, 1989: October 7, 1989: October 8, 1989: October 9, 1989: (Start of a "Pooky" week) October 10, 1989: October 11, 1989: October 12, 1989: October 13, 1989: October...
neither one of those is particularly impressive
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Immortality type 1 and Subjective Reality.
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hallucinating is not subjective reality and nothing suggests hes immortal
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His denial warped reality and if not immortality change it to longevity
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Even if it's technically a form of a dream sequence/nightmare we do know Garfield does have the ability to interact with his dreams and nightmares before. So it's not too out there to say it's some form of subjective reailty that he's in.
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That's the point! Subjective Reality is warping reality from one's perspective.
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subjective reality is warping reality based on your perspective. garfield isn't warping reality, he is only warping his own perspective
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anyways the "garfield is dying" theory is, of course, a theory, and even if it is true, we'd still have to index garfield based on how he's portrayed in his dream world. otherwise he's a featless starving housecat with maybe a couple abilities
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He isn't warping his own perspective however, its his perspective that is warping reality as fast as the comic strip shows.
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that is not what denial is, garfield is hallucinating
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How are you sure of this?
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garfield hallucinates earlier in the comic, briefly seeing jon and odie, only for them to disappear. this clearly isn't a matter of whether or not garfield believes they're there, as he does genuinely believe they've returned, and is visibly surprised when they disappear. if garfield was warping reality based around his own perspective, they would remain, as his perspective dictated that they were still there.
"He only has one weapon... Denial..."
if garfield's only weapon is denial, that means he cannot do anything except deny what stands before him. if garfield could warp or change his surroundings, "denial" would not be his only weapon.
"An imagination is a powerful tool. It can tint memories of the past, shade perceptions of the present, or paint a future so vivid that it can entice...or terrify, all depending upon how we conduct ourselves today."
this text from the end of the comic points towards imagination as a tool of perception dependent on reality, as opposed to the other way around. i highly doubt jim davis would just put the exact opposite message to what he's portraying at the end of his comic.
how are you sure of him warping reality?
"He only has one weapon... Denial..."
if garfield's only weapon is denial, that means he cannot do anything except deny what stands before him. if garfield could warp or change his surroundings, "denial" would not be his only weapon.
"An imagination is a powerful tool. It can tint memories of the past, shade perceptions of the present, or paint a future so vivid that it can entice...or terrify, all depending upon how we conduct ourselves today."
this text from the end of the comic points towards imagination as a tool of perception dependent on reality, as opposed to the other way around. i highly doubt jim davis would just put the exact opposite message to what he's portraying at the end of his comic.
how are you sure of him warping reality?
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The evidence against it being a pure is the fact that a portion of Garfield's reailty warping have either thought based implications, manifesting his dreams into reality, and even his nightmares manifesting into reality. Which curbs the skepticism of it being a featless hallucination in the favor of it unsubconsciously being a manifestation of Garfield's truest fear becoming his reality and his only weapon to combat this form of reality is denying it entirely.
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that isn't evidence, it's conjecture based on one-off toon force gag feats which jim davis probably hasn't thought about since he wrote them
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It is still evidence regardless
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