Garfield Intelligence Upgrade

[BigSmoke4269]

So...in Garfield: His Nine Lives, Garfield as "King Cat" is locked in a tomb and calculates how long it would take for him to suffocate and die in seconds with nothing but his mind. Now, I know that this wasn't really Garfield, but a previous incarnation of him, but as he says before his eighth and current life, everything he was before makes up who he is today, and his mind and spirit seem to carry over between lives. Also, as "Space Cat", Garfield commands a squadron of Odie clones and goes toe-to-toe with an intergalactic war fleet, a battle which he quite possibly could have won if either his squadron was more competent or if he had better weapons.

 

[Imaginym]

I don't have a stance on your proposed changes, but I'm curious: Are these Garfield comics you're talking about?

 

[Sixo_Bullets]

inb4 type 4 garfield

 

[CuteAnimeNekoGirl99]

well garfield is actually a composite profile and yeah probably genius

 

[BigSmoke4269]

Well I haven't read the comic version but if we're talking about that I'm pretty sure that primal instinct thing where he kills his owner should be included. But no, I watched the movie and I'm basing the intelligence feats off of that.

 

[Nemo212]

The Garfield profile right now is just for the newspaper strip incarnation of Garfield.

 

[Imaginym]

Given all his media, it should be a composite, then?

 

[BigSmoke4269]

Does the book count? It's not a newspaper, but it is a comic.

 

[Imaginym]

I'm just a regular user, so I dunno how much weight my word holds, & I can't guarantee perfect knowledge nor accuracy regarding our standards, but supposing Garfield's profile is a composite & the book is officially published Garfield material, I'd assume it's valid.

I THINK this page may have some info: Alternative Canon and Composite Profiles

 

[Nemo212]

Garfield's page is actually in the process of becoming a non-composite profile: https://vsbattles.com/vsbattles/2919207 (scroll down to the end of the thread)

Book feats would have to be in a separate page.