Figure 14.19

The most powerful being that can and will exist; its a shame he isn't too fond of anything else existing.
== Council History ==
Figure 14.19 first came into the Council at the beginning of Sophomore year for the Class of 2021. On September 4, 2019, Meme Lord was in Chemistry when he opened his Prentice Hall textbook, and it fell right on page 436, which, at the top of the page, included an image of the 1984 Macy's Thanksgiving Parade Garfield balloon. Meme Lord found it interesting that nowhere on the page, including the caption of the image, did it refer to the image as Garfield. It only referred to it as "Figure 14.19". It didn't take long for Meme Lord to take that and run with it, sounding more like an SCP name for some unnatural powerful entity then an example in a chemistry textbook.
Figure 14.19 will not be called by name until 9/24/2019, when Meme Lord yet again tells everyone that he found it in his textbook. After this, it becomes mainstream, The Snazzmaster and Mike Kachowski picking it up and including it in jokes, often involving threats. Thus this cemented him as some malevolent, super-powerful being that wanted nothing more than to kill everyone and everything. On 9/26/2019, Meme Lord did some deep digging and actually found the original image that the book used. Throughout the following months, Figure 14.19 would be mentioned constantly as a bait-and-switch style joke, though often used in a violent/dark subtext, and almost exclusively by Meme Lord. 
On 2/28/2020, Figure 14.19 would be added to the MegaMeme Pack as a replacement for the Ender Dragon, as well as a complete redux of the dimension by Mike Kachowski, turning it into the Garf Dimension. This is where the Garf Lore first started to take shape, Figure 14.19 now becoming permanently stapled as the ruler of this dimension.
Figure 14.19 would occasionally be mentioned in Garf Lore drops here and there, as well as cameos in Megamind commands, and even a few cameos in Meme Lord's youtube videos. Figure 14.19 would appear most prominently in Midnight Monday Garfs, being used as the prevalent image for the initial hiatus video on 6/28/2020, and quite a few more mentions.
== Garf Lore History ==
At the beginning, Figure 14.19 existed alone, in a ceaseless white void. After a time, he realized he was surrounded by symbols, of a language he states he recognized, and yet was aware that he was reading it for the first time. Figure 14.19 spent an unknowable amount of time observing, thinking, unsure of what his purpose was. It is possible that at this time, Figure 14.19 was either powerless (just an image?) or not aware of his own power. Eventually, he fully recognized what he was, and what he could do.
Figure 14.19 eventually got a grasp on his powers and began to create what would forever be his domain: The Garf Dimension. Figure 14.19 recognizes that the dimensional plane had somehow always existed, yet he created it, and discovered it himself. Figure 14.19, finally free from whatever white void he was trapped in for a millennia, enjoyed an incredibly long amount of time in this new, blank dimensional void. Figure 14.19 toyed with his abilities until he discovered, that to some degree, he could create. Creating raw matter, believed to be from himself, he would create an orange-colored cube at the center after eons of testing his abilities. From there, he quickly constructed a center island, a massive floating continent, forming a shape in his own likeness. Figure 14.19, strangely, immediately formed a unique plan for this realm. Accessing an ancient part of his mind, he rose great, near-indestructible towers in a ring on this island, the first non-natural structures in this realm. On them were placed a familiar cuisine that Figure 14.19 was strangely fond of. With these towers he increased his own power, using his own creation to fuel him. It didn't take long for Figure 14.19 to dismiss them entirely, no longer needing them to empower him; he soon found he could empower himself quite well.
Figure 14.19 expanded this dimension, forming more and more islands, and, without his direct intention, strange flora grew on these. Interestingly, these flora bore a fruit which contained a power Figure 14.19 was not familiar with. He assumed whatever it was, it could only have come from him. Figure 14.19 pondered his existence oncemore. What, indeed, was his greater purpose? He was malevolent, but from what he could tell, what was there to destroy? To conquer? To hate? All he had was his own land, and he knew that could not be the answer. Destroying his own creation was only an infinite cycle, and a useless and tasteless one at that. Figure 14.19 once again pondered the fruit. Somehow, he knew, this held some answer to what he was looking for. 
Eventually, Figure 14.19 grew powerful enough to create intelligent life in his own image. A distortion of a power he had begun to receive visions of. An orange cat, a cat in his own likeness, a cat that was strangely embedded into his mind. Using his fraction of strange power that was in the fruit, he created the earliest beings in that dimension: The Garfermen. An abomination and distortion of Garfield, standing nearly 10 feet tall, and sporting an incredibly powerful maw and claws that were as long as a human forearm. They could communicate, but poorly, in forms of distorted speech that could have only been mimics of Garf himself. They multiplied into the tens of billions, roaming the wastelands their master created. They flourished, though to others they were some of the most horrible and terrifying monsters to come from what would be the most feared dimension of all time, to Figure 14.19, they were the answer he was looking for. The Garfermen had the ability to warp space-time on their own, and teleport short distances.
This was the key. Figure 14.19 finally understood. He noticed and studied the distortions in space time created by his monsters for a millennia. There was something on the other side. Something that allowed his beings to travel. Figure 14.19 had no interest in travelling himself as of yet, not knowing what could possibly exist outside his dimensional plane, except the void of which he came from, which he had no intention of returning to. He instead built and developed his dimension further, evolving the Garfermen to start the construction of vast fortresses, which Figure 14.19 used to house technologies he began to conceive. With this, Figure 14.19 suddenly became to become overwhelmed with machinations of industry, automatons and machines that could do his bidding, and make his bigger plan more successful. The first Garf Automatons, the Garf Sentries, were created. Stationed to guard and warp throughout the fortresses, they kept them in check and contained small essences of the infamous and powerful cuisine. Figure 14.19, along with the Garfermen, built vast ships to sail the void of their dimension, expanding their empire in their own realm, building more fortresses, increasing their technological knowledge and power. Garfermites, another new being that perplexed Figure 14.19, began to form, apparently rarely coming into existence from the teleportation of a Garfermen. A small, parasitic garf-esque creature that could also warp itself, though rather insignificant. This however, once again caused Figure 14.19 to ponder what laid on the other side of his dimensional plane. For these parasites to form, the barrier between dimensions had to be becoming weaker. Figure 14.19 thus spent an unprecedented amount of time trying to break through. 
Finally, it happened. Figure 14.19 successfully opened a tear into the dimension that happened to be neighboring his own, a rocky, fiery wasteland full of its own spawn of monstrous beings. They were rather pathetic compared to the towering, teleporting Garfermen of his own dimension, but still strong enough to make Figure 14.19 curious. Some of them had taken to combining technology with themselves, a sort of zombie cyborg abomination of whatever figure they were supposed to be based off of. The dimension took after a green ogre it would seem, with a vast and diverse collection of biomes and climates, though all virtually uninhabitable by anybody of normal standards. Green lava and fire scorched this hellscape, and Figure 14.19 looked down on it. He would immediately begin to invade this domain. Garfermen, on their own power, began to teleport into this dimension, and sure enough, vast, warped forests began to grow, a flora-filled infection that took after Figure 14.19's own image. It spread like a disease, the Garfermen prospering in it, wandering it freely, teleporting back and forth to the Garf Dimension. Figure 14.19 was quite pleased with this conquest, this disgusting, inferior land soon to be consumed, his domain to become twice as large. Figure 14.19's power never ceased to grow, and his Garfermen only multiplied.
But thats when something unexpected happened. The Garfermen made a discovery on their own. Something had opened, in this fiery wasteland, and the Garfermen had access to yet another dimensional plane. Figure 14.19, while perplexed that there was more than this other dimension, was concerned. His conquest of this land was going smoothly, but he didn't know if he had the power to conquer this new one as quickly. Something, other than Figure 14.19, had broken into this wasteland, tearing space time, just as he did. Though this tear was virtually nonexistent, as if it had always been there. Figure 14.19 speculated that, to his great hatred, that something else had to have some similar power to himself.
He could not allow this.
Thus legions of Garfermen were sent into this newfound dimension to scour the land, to find whatever had broken through, and to scout out Figure 14.19's next conquest. Figure 14.19 was too focused on the Shrether however, and didn't think much of this new land. While it was lush, there were seemingly no intelligent lifeforms in it. Thus, the Garfermen lay dormant for centuries at times, or wandering the vast world. The Garfermen instantly became the apex species upon visiting this land. Though several monsters resided there, none could contest the Garfermen. The only thing that they were not prepared for, was an liquid element that seemed to harm the Garfermen. Figure 14.19 dismissed this as simply some sort of weakness, a flaw in their chemical makeup, and didn't see it as a threat. Other than this, nothing more occurred in this domain, and Figure 14.19 planned to eventually spread his infestation there as well. That is, until, the Garfermen started getting killed. Alarmingly fast.
Figure 14.19 did not plan for this. Never before had a Garfermen lost in combat to another being, let alone several. The Garfermen evolved, adapting their natural weapons and fighting back hard, but regardless, it almost seemed they did not attack unless directly provoked. Figure 14.19 couldn't figure out how to command them individually to attack whatever was killing them, seemingly for sport. While they were his underlings, they could not go against their own instinct. Figure 14.19 knew something was up when this fact became clear, something was wrong with this world, with his Garfermen. Regardless, Figure 14.19 seldomley received any information as to what was killing his scouts. He eventually learned a new group of sentient beings had colonized this dimension, with a large collection of machines that automated most of their trivial tasks and gave them a vast amount of resources. They easily, repeatedly, built sorts of machines to tear more holes into the Shrether, and even occasionally chiseled away at the Garfed Forests. Figure 14.19 was livid, these invaders were somehow undoing his work, and quite quickly too. Curious as to what these beings were, but running out of time, Figure 14.19 tried everything in his power to stop these beings, but the Shrether was not being covered fast enough, and thus his power was not growing much faster either. 
It was then that, inevitably, tragedy struck. This group of beings had broken through the next barrier, into the Garf Dimension, thus becoming the first beings outside of the now-dubbed Garf Conglomerate to witness the dimension, and they would be the last to see it for countless ages. They had used pearls harvested from the Garfermen they'd slain, figured out how to harness their teleportation, and built a machine to rip a tear so powerful, it led straight to the Garf Dimension. It was worse that, these beings seemed to be wrathful, and wanted Figure 14.19 dead just as much as Figure 14.19 wanted them dead. The Garfermen did their best, and the rather treacherous terrain in the dimension stopped a few of the invaders, but, eventually, the towers, and their powerful lasagna crystals, were destroyed, thus not allowing Figure 14.19, in his current state, to recover fast enough. Much to everyone's surprise, Figure 14.19, was struck down.
Suddenly, all at once, Figure 14.19 found himself in a void. Enraged, Figure 14.19 initially believed he had started over, or had truly died and would never be able to regain his power. He believed he had lost everything, the Garfermen, his dimension, his conquest; until he realized something quite obvious: his body had been reformed. Figure 14.19 had been released from whatever shackles he was put under before, now far more powerful than he ever was previously. It felt limitless, with no restraints from whatever cubic planes he was constricted to previously. Perhaps the invaders had unwittingly done him a favor. It was then that Figure 14.19 tested the true limits of his new powers, and returned to the Garf Dimension and instantly reformed it. The Garfermen rejoiced, all the restraints, the rules, gone. They were more powerful then ever, and with their newfound limitless potential, as well as Figure 14.19's, the Garf Dimension was completely remade into a far larger, far more complex, industrial space. No other dimension would ever come close to the pure power alone of the Garf Dimension. Figure 14.19, remembering his purpose, soon saw, with a flash, something that changed everything. Every universe, the links, the web of dimensions, all of it. Not exactly a multiverse, as infinite universes were impossible, but an unfathomable amount of them. They stretched as far as the eye could see. Figure 14.19 was no longer constricted to his own plane, the Shrether, and the Overworld as he called it, but now had access to what was essentially reality itself.
It would have to go.
Figure 14.19 enjoyed, for the next several hundred millennia, completely annihilating entire dimensions on his own. It was too easy, Figure 14.19 sometimes wiping out hundreds of them at a time. Figure 14.19 didn't enjoy anything else more. Laying waste to these pathetic realms, using the full extent of his new multitude of powers, he was finally fulfilling his destiny, as he saw it. In his mind, some of these dimensions were practically begging to be destroyed. Blank, empty voids, mirror dimensions, 2-dimensional labyrinths, some of them just consisting of a single room or entity or object and nothing more. Countless, countless dimensions, all erased forever by Figure 14.19. Figure 14.19 realized pretty quickly how much he simply despised existence. Why bother? It was revolting. It was futile, a disease, it spread, and took up space, it was pointless. If it wasn't the Garf Dimension, why did it need to exist at all? Figure 14.19 hated it all, and thus this became his ultimate goal: Existence itself was a disease, and it had to be erased. One dimension at a time. 
Figure 14.19, as powerful as he was, was not "all-powerful" so to speak. While he was technically the most powerful being that can or will exist, he could not just 'snap' away existence. It took him quite a while to do as much damage as he did, and the burn started to go slower. To his great surprise, and for the first time since the invasion into the Garf Dimension, Figure 14.19 started to receive heavy resistance. It would seem, the deeper Figure 14.19 went into these dimensions, the more complex they became, and thus the more developed and aware their inhabitants became. Many entire dimensions became aware of his presence and thus banded together, whether using their own power, weapons or entities to stop him, or slow him down. Figure 14.19 was shocked when some of them actually did some minor damage to him before he managed to destroy them. Figure 14.19 thus, for the first time since the start of his campaign, got anxious. If this process continued, eventually whatever powers laid in wait for him would keep banding together, until eventually, exponentially, they would be able to either mortally wound him, or, if this was even still possible, destroy him. Figure 14.19 thus started to lay back, and began observing dimensions rather than annihilating them on the spot. As he observed, he realized, though the Garf Dimension was already advanced, several dimensions had technologies that, at the time, only existed in their own dimension. Thus Figure 14.19 concocted his biggest plan yet, looking back at his old roots. Rather than attacking himself, he could send his own legions to do his bidding, and whittle away at existence on a massive scale without his intervention. The technology taken from these dimensions could be used against them, and thus increasing his own strength. Those who were unfortunate enough to know Figure 14.19 existed called this the "Orange Curtain", as no longer could they focus their power on one being, but countless legions. 
The Garf Dimension went through another industrialization, and soon, the first invasions took place. Millions of Garfermen would take over rather small, pathetic dimensions, some containing nothing more than a medieval kingdom or settlement, where unworthy knights met their fall to creatures beyond their comprehension. With each dimension taken came its benefits, though Figure 14.19 saw most of it as useless, the more technology he gained, the more advanced his legions became. Soon, Garfermen were no longer the sole footsoldier or being sent through to invade. While they were good at what they did, they could be improved, and improve them Figure 14.19 did. Figure 14.19 combined technology with Garf hybrids, thus creating the Garf Stalkers, half-mechanical footsoldiers that would only be 5 to 7 feet tall, and were far more intelligent then their predecessors. They could even operate after being killed, dead Garf Stalkers often given green optics. These eventually overtook dimensions in ceaseless waves, as they were able to handle weapons and work under tactical orders. Soon of course, ships were eventually used, ships now capable of crossing into dimensions and carrying Figure 14.19's legions into dimensions to invade. Transports, massive dreadnoughts, battlecruisers, whatever would be most efficient at destroying everything in sight, was made and utilized. Thus the Garf Dimension was in full swing, with shipyards stretching into the horizon, legions of Garf-based armies so big they stretched across the plains like grass. With their own technology combined and altered with what they stole, soon their tech soared past anything the dimensions they conquered could even dream of. A great many dimensions weren't even aware of the concept that there were other dimensions, so thus the element of surprise was often the newfound Garf Empire's greatest strength. A civilization that has barely invented the jet engine would be quite unprepared when 30,000 Garf dreadnoughts would suddenly appear in orbit around their homeworld. It was perfect, but still, greater challenges stood in Figure 14.19's way. Dimensions so large and advanced that massive campaigns had to be made by countless advanced Garf generals and tactical automatons. It was thus that around this time, Figure 14.19 got his apprentice, Garfield himself.
Garfield was, to put it simply, Garfield. Not a creation, or an imitation, or some abomination created by Figure 14.19, or found in one of the many dimensions he'd conquered. No, Figure 14.19 dug deep into what he was, his ancient roots, and eventually found that, everything was based off of this cartoon cat. Thus Figure 14.19 found that none other were worthy to serve directly under him, and turned Garfield into the absolute most powerful adversary any universe would ever face, twisting and Augmenting him into a living weapon, sporting a detachable pair of extra arms, and standing nearly 9 feet tall, most of his body replaced by machinery at this point, Garfield was 2nd in command, and general over all of Figure 14.19's troops, except for the Garf Flayers, which served only Figure 14.19. Figure 14.19 also eventually created The Seven, 7 extraordinarily powerful twisted versions of Garfield, each representing one of his design changes and carry extremely unique, especially specialized abilities and skills. They were highest in command under Garfield, and were quite the incredible adversaries themselves, often given their own countless legions to command themselves. 
Garfield's presence in these invasions was what drove many dimensions into fear of what was coming. No longer was Figure 14.19 the main boogieman to the multiverse. This unkillable, unbeatable, man-sized half-machine cat, of which ceaseless legions followed, was now what everything feared. Thus, while Figure 14.19 was still in absolute control, he faded into legend, very few knowing that there was another being pulling the strings. Extremely few individuals ever to exist knew there even was a Garf Dimension, not often surviving long enough or having enough information to even know what their attackers were or where they came from. As time went on, bigger ships were built, Garf World Devastators, small-moon-sized ships, essentially gigantic interstellar factories, that ripped apart a planets surface, repurposing it within, and then built its own ships and launched them. These were the deadliest warship created by Figure 14.19 yet, and these are what became the standard ship to devour dimensions, leftover planets would be teleported or grabbed by a Garf Flayer to be consumed by the World Furnace, a machine so large that it could destroy an entire planet inside of it, and repurpose every element it obtained into an unstoppable armada. Despite this seemingly unstoppable, inevitable force that was looking more and more likely to fulfill its goal and erase existence without being stopped, the endgame approached for Figure 14.19.
The largest dimensions yet, having countless star systems, full of mystical powers, advanced space vehicles, unimaginable superweapons, all varied hundreds of times each over thousands of years of time. It was dimensions like this where Figure 14.19 had to, annoyingly, bide his time, and prepare the largest fleets he could assemble. With campaigns this long and this lengthy, certain beings from certain dimensions were made aware of what they were to face, and though Figure 14.19 could sense his presence, he would not be prepared for one lone hero, and his team, to actually risk undoing everything he's built.
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