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5621: There is no Sunday. There is just ice.

==Explanation==
==The author writes:==
The minimal action in this Sunday strip and the fact that it hasn't been sourced before on this site prompted me to take the example of #109 and (be the first to) reduce this one to a daily strip.
Original strip: .
==Transcript==
{Jon opens the freezer door to his fridge}
Jon: Yeees!
{Jon sits next to Garfield}
Jon: The ice cubes have hardened!
{Garfield facepalms}
Garfield: Garfield! How many times have I told you never to make eye contact with that man?!
Category:Josep Nollette
5622: Color Blockfield

==Explanation==
==The author writes:==
I noticed how the yellow portion of the magazine was weirdly just a solid block with no perspective. Decided to extend that to all props and chars.
Note: this ISN'T a Gocomics exclusive error, the old Garf site gif is similarly flawed.
Original strip: .
==Transcript==
{Jon is reminiscing about a magazine model}
Jon: I once dated a model, Garfield
{The nostalgic man leans}
Jon: Cindy Krovitz
{Jon passes Garf the magazine, looking smug}
Jon: She was a covergirl for "Barbershop Digest"
Garfield: Nice handlebar mustache
Category:Sonikku A
5623: Visible Thoughts

==Explanation==
The original had Garfield read minds but Odie's and Jon's thoughts went blank. The author added their thoughts in the second panel to make them look visible. Odie now thinks of a plot to destroy Garfield soon, and Jon is just thinking of blinking and breathing at the same time.
==The author writes:==
Original strip: .
==Transcript==
Garfield: Cats can read minds
Odie {thinking}: Soon I will destroy you
Jon {thinking}: Blink. Breathe. Blink.
Garfield: And it's a curse
Category:Simon Winters
5624: Choose Your Own Garfield Book 4: The Anti-Anti-Humour Equation!

==Explanation==
==The author writes:==
For every action there's an equal and opposite reaction.
Original strip: .
==Transcript==
Garfield: How's the wife and kids?
Spider: You squished them yesterday!
Garfield: Oh... yeah
{comic branches into four "choose your own ending" panels}
A. Garfield {whamming the spider with a cup of coffee}: Then have fun drinking coffee with them in hell, you ugly insect
B. Garfield {smacking the spider with a roll of newspaper}: Almost forgot you
C. Garfield {with a big offensive grin}: Then how's the wife and kids' dead bodies?
Spider: I hate you
D. Garfield {whapping the spider with a thick booklet labelled "My last will"}: Wanna read their last wills?
Category:Reisen U. Inaba
5625: Sloth

==Explanation==
==The author writes:==
Some would believe that Garfield's existence as a lazy and humourless strip is a recent development. Right here, December 1979, less than a year and a half in, Jim Davis decides that he cannot come up with a better punchline than having Garfield and Jon make silly faces for his Saturday audience. This shouldn't even be a treat to the viewer. These are all expressions that two reasonably animated comic strip characters should be making across their daily adventures, ideally with text and jokes.
Then we get to the photo booth at the end. It isn't amusing to look at. The fact that these four pictures were in fact taken at a photo booth does not add to the joke. The pricing information means less today than it did forty-five years ago, and exists only to answer the absolutely unnecessary question of why there were exactly four preceding panels. As a twist ending, it simply holds no weight. The context could have been given as a sassy Garfield comment, or Jim could have really committed with two extra half-panels. Instead we get this absolutely wasted real estate.
Original strips: , , .
==Transcript==
Jon: Hi, there... I'm Jon Arbuckle. I'm a cartoonist, and this is my cat, Garfield.
Garfield: Hi, there. I'm Garfield. I'm a cat, and this is my cartoonist, Jon.
Jon: Our only thought is to entertain you.
Garfield: Feed me.
Category:KahnerC
5626: Dropped a Chair on Him!

==Explanation==
==The author writes:==
To complete your complete compilation of YouTube Poop-style Garfield comics, this particular strip is influenced by the comic on Valentines Day 1986, with the only discernible change being in the final panel's dialogue.
Original strip: .
==Transcript==
{Garfield, in his usual cat-like manner, mines through Jon's chair for diamonds}
{The chair, having lost stability, has fallen over onto the orange cat, killing him dead}
Jon {upset about the chair}: Garfield, you're dead!
{Oh how right he was}
Category:The Book of All Things Preston
5627: Fencefield

==Explanation==
==The author writes:==
A combination of two running gags. There's not much else to say about this one.
Original strips: , .
==Transcript==
Sign: Beware of Fence
{Garfield looks at the sign}
{It is now night; Garfield dances on the fence}
SFX: tappity tappity tappity
{Garfield slips and falls off the fence}
Garfield: Note to self: Quit ignoring "beware of fence" signs!
Category:Cesium Lightning
5628: Et Tu, Puyo Puyo Tetris?

==Explanation==
==The author writes:==
In the mood to inject some more random culture into SRoMG, I read this strip and thought, who else wears a frilly shirt and a bow tie?
I couldn't think of anyone to replace Armando, but then it occurred to me that because of the lore introduced in Puyo Puyo Tetris 2 (spoilers), and Garfield's involvement in crossovers such as Nickelodeon All-Star Brawl, there is a chance that Puyo characters and Garfield characters could actually interact, so Armando really could be subject to even more outrageous outfits than Jon's.
Unbelievably, this is not the first Puyo reference on SRoMG.
Sprites are from The Spriters Resource.
Original strips: , .
==Transcript==
Armando: Good evening. My name is Armando, and I will be your waiter tonig-
Armando: AYE, YI-YI, LOOK AT THAT SHIRT!
Ex: Any specials tonight, Armando?
Armando: EVIL!! EVIL!!
Tee: Ex, put on a coat
Category:Memes-In-Your-Dreams
Category:Video game references
5629: Average Recontextualization 1: It wasn't a dream

==Explanation==
==The author writes:==
Poor Garfield...
I was initially going to name this as part of the "Simple Recontextualization" series, but I wasn't sure what to put as its subtitle that fit with the theme. "Change of Reality" because of the dream/nightmare being turned real? Well, I also recolored the last panel with colors color-picked from the last panel of 1980-06-30 because it just fit, so... should it be "Change of Color and Removal of Speech Bubble"? Could that still be considered "Simple"?
Well anyway, here's Average Recontextualization 1 with a subtitle that's the opposite of the title of SRoMG #4833. And no, I'm not implying this is the first strip to use Non-Simple Recontextualization, or, Average Recontextualization, it's just the first one to call itself "Average Recontextualization 1".
Maybe I could've called it Compound Recontextualization 2, but it has nothing to do with the Followup duology... Unless this is Jon's revenge for Garfield eating the fish... But it this really enough changes to be considered Compound? It's not Compound or Simple... I guess I shouldn't have doubted myself, okay, I'm keeping the name, but just know I briefly considered renaming this "Compound Recontextualization 2: Jon Strikes Back (AKA Followup 3: Revenge of Jon)".
Original strips: , .
==Transcript==
{Garfield and Jon are at the vet with neutral expressions on their faces; Garfield is sitting on the table}
Liz {off-screen}: Ready for your exam, Garfield?
Garfield: Whatever
{Liz walks in with a smile on her face, holding a thermometer bigger than Garfield himself; Jon smiles, Garfield is terrified}
{Garfield lies in his bed in the middle of the night with a highly disturbed expression on his face}
Category:Extreme905
5630: Price Adjusted Garfield

==Explanation==
==The author writes:==
$1.50 for a cup of coffee has not aged very well. Figured I'd replace it with something a little more accurate.
Original strips: , .
==Transcript==
Jon: Good news, Garfield!
Jon: The administration says the rate of inflation is going down.
Garfield: That and a buck-fifty will get you an ice cube
Category:AGuy27
5631: The Unresolved Fern Dilemma

==Explanation==
==The author writes:==
It honestly always bugged me that there was a storyline about Jon looking after the neighbors' prized houseplant, only for the story to just abruptly end right after Garfield ate it. Was Jim Davis simply unable to come up with a good gag for Jon trying to get a replacement fern and/or having to tell the neighbors what happened to the original one?
Original strip: .
==Transcript==
{Jon comes home to find that Garfield has eaten the neighbors' fern that Jon was supposed to look after while they were on vacation but stupidly left at home with Garfield}
Jon: ARRRRGH!
Garfield: Burp
Jon {crying onto the ledge}: You ate the neighbor's prize fern! What am I going to do now?!
{Garfield picks out one of the stems from what's left of the fern}
SFX: Plick
Garfield {using the stem as a toothpick}: Don't ask me; Jim didn't bother to write an actual ending to this story
Category:FroggoFan64
5632: Pentagonal Cause of Negative Garmfield

==Explanation==
==The author writes:==
This is a sequel(?) to SRoMG #5441 (which I made).
There's no original strip, but this homages SRoMG #51 and Garfields and .
==Transcript==
Johm: Garmfield, Omble is dead
Garmfield: Pudding Pops
Category:CanadianShark26
Category:No original strip
5633: The Pipe of 87? Garfield - Part 5

==Explanation==
Images of the YouTuber Markiplier are overlaid on top of 07/27/1978. The images are from "The Bite of '87 REVEALED!! | Five Nights at Freddy's 4 - Part 5", which the title spoofs. The transcript mentions Mark narrates Jon's thoughts, as in the video, the cutscene has text and no voices, so Mark narrates it. After the panel of Garfield smoking, the next three panels are of the title screen from the game Garfield from 2004 (as the transcript states). The description mentions it was done to emulate the original video, where Mark is left stunned when he gets back to the title screen. Mark's reaction of "was that the pipe of 87" is a riff on "was that the bite of 87", from the original clip. The description mentions that it's actually "the pipe of 78", both a reference to the year of the comic strip, and to the fact that the incident in the video is commonly believed to be the bite of 83, contrary to Mark's reaction. 
==The author writes:==
No, that's the pipe of 78, Mark. We've been over this.
I did a Google search to see if this had been done before. I saw SRoMG #4435, but I felt I did it differently enough to warrant submission. I tried to emulate the original video, hence the ending frames.
Original strip: .
==Transcript==
{Jon is sitting in a chair, as Markiplier's webcam is in the corner}
{Jon thinks the next sentence, which Mark narrates}
Mark: Now where could my pipe be?
{Cut to Garfield smoking a pipe, as Markiplier looks shocked}
Jon: GARFIELD!
{Cut to the title screen from Garfield (2004) as Markiplier still looks shocked}
{Mark looks at the camera}
{Mark turns towards the camera}
Mark: Was that the pipe of '87?
Category:A Dude
Category:Internet references
Category:Video game references
5634: Shake well

==Explanation==
==The author writes:==
I feel like the strip where Odie imagines himself shaking Garfield has a lot of potential when it comes to SRoMGs. After all, it's like the canonical proof that Odie is not only capable of thought, but his thoughts are all about getting revenge on Garfield for his abuse.
Original strips: , .
==Transcript==
{Garfield approaches Odie. He is holding a bottle of flea spray}
Garfield: Okay, Odie, let's try out this new flea spray
Garfield: It says here to shake well before using
{Odie shakes Garfield well}
SFX: Shake shake shake
Category:Ryszcl
5637: Lovelyfield, Part 3

==Explanation==
==The author writes:==
It seems that Jon finally understood that Garfield does not like raisins.
Original strips: , , .
==Transcript==
{Jon is about to eat mashed potatoes with a few bits added to it}
Jon {to Garfield, who is off screen}: Hey, Garfield!
Jon: What do you think of the meatball bits I added to the mashed potatoes?
{Cut to Garfield's lips}
SFX: SSSM-
{New cut to the impact of Garfield's kiss}
SFX: MAACK!!
{Last cut back to Jon, who now looks almost completely bald}
Jon {to the reader}: He did like a lot!
Category:IQ-ranger
5638: Everything would taste better

==Explanation==
In the original, Garfield said that "anything would taste better than" a carrot, and proceeded to eat his food bowl rather than subject his taste buds to the taste of a carrot. This edit changes "anything" to "everything", and so he eats everything... except carrots, which have gathered into clusters that could be confused with stars. (Perhaps they will be.)
Imagine the scope of this. Garfield has become an omnivore in almost the truest sense of the word. Not only has Garfield eaten all the food everywhere (except carrots), but he's eaten all the non-food, including everyone who could have eaten that food, and every toxic substance in the universe.
==The author writes:==
Those are no stars. They are carrots left over from what used to be a planet.
Canonically, the events of SRoMG #4291 happen between the second and third panel.
Original strip: .
==Transcript==
{Garfield holds a carrot over his bowl}
Garfield: Not another carrot! I know it's diet week, but everything would taste better than this!
Garfield: Oh, well
{Cracks appear all around Garfield; a piece of the table is missing}
SFX: MUNCH
SFX: CRUNCH
SFX: CRUNCH
Garfield: Burp... not bad
{Garfield's head floats against a background of stars; the carrot floats nearby}
Category:bobfasul
5639: Gen Zfield

==Explanation==
In the original, Garfield screams to help relieve his boredom.
This remix changed it to simply make him a Generation Z fan. Garfield screams that MLP, TikTok infection, and alternate universes are overrated.
==The author writes:==
Original strip: .
==Transcript==
Garfield: I'm bored
Garfield {yelling}: MLP TikTok infection AU's are overrated!
{Jon, Lyman and Odie all have their hair standing on end in shock}
Garfield: That helped
Category:FanGarfield222
Category:Internet references
5640: An actually original pudding pops strip

==Explanation==
==The author writes:==
Original strip: .
==Transcript==
Jon: Today there was a competition...
Jon: To see who could eat the most pudding pops.
Jon: Afterward, there were such bad stomach issues...
Jon: They decided to ban pudding pops from the county
{Garfield looks surprised}
Garfield: They haven't stopped making frozen pudding pops, have they?
Jon: No Garfield, they didn't.
{Garfield looks bored again}
Garfield: Whew
Garfield: I crave their Uranium-235 flavor.
Category:tylerzgameroom
5641: Garfield minus Jon

==Explanation==
In the original, Garfield had Jon meet Clive, his invisible friend, and Clive thought Jon was boring. This edit removes Jon and changed Garfield's line in the third panel.
==The author writes:==
Original strip: .
==Transcript==
{Garfield is alone}
Garfield: Jon, meet Clive, my invisible friend
{silent beat}
Garfield: Clive thinks you're not real
Category:Teemu Hautala
5642: Spooky Fortnite Dance

==Explanation==
==The author writes:==
The flossing dance move that became popular in the late 2010s is often called the Fortnite dance due to its usage in, well, Fortnite. I never played that, but I remember when people called it da bomb.
Original "spooky vision": South Park S2E15 "Spookyfish".
Original strip: .
==Transcript==
{The following SRoMG edit is brought to you in spooky vision. Be warned: this strip will be accompanied by pictures of Michael Davies and David Zaslav}
{Garfield watches TV}
Narrator: Now, back to "The Werewolf Pigs Out"
{Garfield still watches TV}
Voice 1: Hey, you've got something in your teeth, there
Voice 2: I do?
{Garfield still watches TV, again. Jim's signature appears between the second and third panels}
Voice 1: Probably just a chunk of unwary villager
Garfield: He should Fortnite dance more
Category:Trevor
Category:Cartoon references
Category:Television references
Category:Video game references
5643: Ghost Monsters

==Explanation==
==The author writes:==
Happy Halloween! I decided to add Cucumber*, Almond, and Nautilus to be dressed as ghosts, thus I added the ghost monsters from Pac-Man World 2.
[*see, for instance, SRoMG #4339 -Ed]
Original strip: .
==Transcript==
{Garfield walks}
Jon {dressed as a ghost with a sheet over his body}: Hey, Garfield, check out my ghost costume
Garfield: Very nice
Garfield {at Odie, dressed similarly}: Uh huh
Garfield {at Pooky, dressed similarly}: How cute
{Garfield is shocked}
{Garfield sees a spider in a ghost costume}
{Cucumber, Almond, and Princess Nautilus are dressed as ghosts}
{We see the ghost monsters from Pac-Man World 2}
Blinky: There are too many ghost costumes around here!
Inky: Why would anyone want to dress like us?
Category:Captain Lhurgoyf
Category:Video game references
Category:Webcomic references
5644: Garfield's Longevity Explained

==Explanation==
==The author writes:==
Still a vampire since when? Probably since SRoMG #234 at least.
I guess staying alive for 46 human years (exactly 200 in cat years) is a lot easier when you're an immortal vampire.
Original strip: .
==Transcript==
{Garfield, wearing his signature smug look facing toward the viewer, holding one hand aloft, one hand raised: pointing toward the mirror that he approaches by means of his strange bipedal locomotion. He's thinking to the audience, in a manner only possible in fiction like this}
Garfield: Time to take a look in the old mirror and do some assessing
{Garfield, hands outstretched, as though expecting something that we'll never know, now facing the mirror in front of him, a mirror showing no reflection of Garfield}
Garfield: Yup
{Garfield now walks away, mimicking the same pose and expression he made while approaching, content with what he has (or rather, hasn't) seen}
Garfield: Still a vampire
Category:WizardFox64
5645: Frayed Fibers in Glass

==Explanation==
==The author writes:==
I made it look like the audience along with Jon do not know that (spoiler for those who haven't read the original!) Garfield ruined one of his articles of clothing (spoiler ends here), by removing Garfield's thought bubbles. Sorry.
Original strip: .
==Transcript==
{Jon is sitting on his armchair, bored. Garfield approaches him and gives him a glassful of frayed, wayward, fibers, some springing out of it. Jon, intrigued by this curious "concoction", picks the glass up. Garfield leaves without any word on this. Jon, curious, decides to look at the contents of the glass. He thinks that Garfield gave him a gift}
Jon {examining glass}: Why, thank you, Garfield. What's this brass button doing in here?
Category:garfieldXDjonXDodie
5646: Classic Blunders

==Explanation==
==The author writes:==
Just a little homage to a cinematic classic.
Original strip: .
==Transcript==
{Jon is holding a cake and smiling}
Jon: I've secretly put iocane powder in this cake
SFX: CRUNCH CRUNCH CRUNCH
{Garfield has eaten the entire cake, yet is still alive, much to Jon's surprise. Inconceivable!}
Garfield: I spent the last few years building up an immunity to iocane powder
Category:Jamz64
Category:Film references
5647: Two-Downmanship

==Explanation==
This strip riffs at the effort of intentional lazy edits designed to lampoon lazy edits that 4704: One-downsmanship is part of; while some of the same editing trends have been used en route to the result in this strip, this strip uses a fresh copy of the original Garfield strip and trims that down to the first panel. The usage of a fresh copy of the original Garfield strip (as opposed to being a different way to pare-down 3673: One Better, an earlier strip in the intentional lazy edit trend) is apparent in three ways: first, this strip is vertically a higher-resolution file; second, there is only one column of legal lingo and it's on the right-side of the strip, the column in question being on the left side of #4704 and its ilk; third, the small portion of the successive panel shown at the far right lacks a border making it clear that it's the second panel of the original Garfield strip left behind, whereas #4704 was a straight reuse of 4160: One Even Better/Worse, which itself had been trimmed down from the aformentioned #3673, itself trimmed down from 2553: Tener Cuidado Con Lo Que Deseas, itself a strip that had overlaid the first panel's art assets over all three panels including the panel border.
==The author writes:==
The joke is playing directly off of #4704, further being downplayed by not being edited at all.
Original strip: .
==Transcript==
Jon: You know what the world needs more of?
Category:Legendarium
Category:Intentional lazy edits
5648: Stringtrap

==Explanation==
==The author writes:==
The final panel is a reference to a four-part series (specifically the second part) on my YouTube channel, titled Five Nights at Garfield's (which, as you can probably tell, is based off of Five Nights at Freddy's). Hopefully this strip will get published after I'm finished uploading the videos!
Original strip: .
==Transcript==
{Jon has a white bit of string in his left hand, and Garfield really wants to have it.}
Jon: Cats are fascinated by bits of string.
{Garfield holds the string with both of his paws, looking at it.}
Jon {Looks at reader}: And, I don't know why.
{Jon watches Garfield "play" with the bit of string.}
Garfield {Looks at reader and smiles evilly}: I'm making a trap to kill a night guard at my restaurant.
Category:limmey comic
Category:Internet references
5649: Farfield

==Explanation==
==The author writes:==
We always see these guys from the same distance.
Original strip: .
==Transcript==
{Garfield and Odie are seated very far away at a brown rectangle. It symbolises a desk or a table or the effects of climate change}
{Garfield reads from a sheet of paper}
Garfield: "Dear ask a dog, I think my cat is plotting against me. Is that possible?"
{Odie barks}
{Garfield settles his sheet of paper on the brown rectangle. The reader is left to imagine this action, as it happens between panels}
Garfield: Of course not
Category:KahnerC
564: Changefield 4: Genesis

:This article's title is incorrect due to technical limitations. The correct title is 564: Changefield #4: Genesis.
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==Explanation==
This strip is the last numbered "Changefield" strip to count its number correctly. Due to the fifth "Changefield" strip, 657: "Garfield Minus Garfield" Plus Garfield, not bearing either a number or even the "Changefield" name, subsequent numbered "Changefield" strips were numbered one less than the actual number of "Changefield" strips to that point.
==The author writes:==
The prequel to Garfield and mathematical operators.
Original strips: , .
==Transcript==
Jon: We need to make some changes around here!
Garfield: You're right!
SFX: POW!
{Garfield disappears}
Jon: ?
Category:Michael Halila
5650: SRB2field

==Explanation==
==The author writes:==
Tip: Charge your spindash if a Minus is on your floor.
Original Square Root of Minus Garfield strip: 2017-09-08.
Original strip: .
==Transcript==
{Next to Jon's donut, something is burrowing underground}
Sign: Jon's donut
{Suddenly, out launches a Minus, who comes after the donut!}
Sign: Jon's donut
{The Minus leaves, but the donut is reduced to crumbs, to Jon's dismay}
Sign: Minus ate Jon's donut
Category:zerovision
Category:Video game references
5651: Garfield + Comic = love for cats

==Explanation==
==The author writes:==
Garfield doubles down on both his narcissism and 4th wall breaking
Also I don't have a better name for this strip
Original strip: .
==Transcript==
Garfield: Everyone on the planet loves cats!
{Garfield double takes as he walks towards the camera}
Garfield: And anyone who doesn't...
{Garfield, right up to the camera, gestures as if he's whispering to the reader}
Garfield: Has clearly never read this comic
Category:LochlannDS