nyuuzyou/wikis huggingface dataset:
3321: Garfield Minus Liz's Face

==Explanation==
In this comic, Jon presents the lasagna to Liz, Lyman, the mysterious woman, Jon's mom, Jon's dad, and Odie. In the fourth panel, Liz's face is gone because it was hard to draw Liz's face during that scene.
Here, Liz has no face in the fourth and fifth panel.
==Transcript==
Jon: Here it comes, folks
{Jon presents the lasagna}
Jon: Tah-dah!
{Garfield suddenly pounces upon the lasagna, and at that moment Liz's face disappears and remains so}
Jon: Lasagna anyone?
Lyman: Nope
Mysterious woman: I'm on a diet
Jon's mom: I think I'll wait for dessert
Jon's dad: I just ate
==The author writes:==
Just who is the woman in the middle? Jon's cousin? Or his date, which seems weird, since Jon, at that moment, is trying to date Liz. Or she may be a faceless shapeshifter here to join the feast for some reason. And it turned out someone else is the shapeshifter.
Original strip: .
Category:Kavviyenta
Category:Garfield Minus Garfield
3322: Hopes and fears

==Explanation==
==The author writes:==
Reproduced with permission from J. Less is More, Vol. 83(11), p. 16.
Original strip: .
==Transcript==
{Jon smiles and confidently points to himself}
{Garfield grins toothily and points to himself in response}
{Jon looks defeated. Garfield grins more aggressively and makes a "bring it on" gesture}
Category:Sloublues
Category:Print references
3323: Owl City, Eat Your Heart Out (Fun With Penultimate Beat Panel 5)

:This article's title is incorrect due to technical limitations. The correct title is 3323: Owl City, Eat Your Heart Out (Fun With Penultimate Beat Panel #5).
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==Explanation==
==The author writes:==
You weren't expecting this gimmick to come back, were you? Well, neither was I, truthfully, until I saw the original strip.
I now expect somebody to say I miscounted how many fireflies I added.
Original strip: .
==Transcript==
Liz: When I was a little girl, my family would visit my Grandma's house every summer
Liz: She had a big backyard, and every night after dinner she'd make two bowls of strawberry ice cream...
Liz: And Grandma and I would sit in the backyard, eating ice cream and counting the fireflies together
Liz: The memory of that tradition has always made summer nights special for me
{beat panel}
Liz: Oh, how I miss those days
Garfield: 73
Category:Lubaf
3324: Scientifically Accurate Garfield

==Explanation==
In the original Garfield strip, Garfield was sick of winter so he shouts to the heavens, "Enough with the snow already!". 
Here, Garfield gets stuck in the snow because he's no god.
==The author writes:==
Cats can't control weather; the original comic lied to me!
Original strip: .
==Transcript==
Garfield: I'm pretty much sick of winter
Garfield: Enough with the snow already!
{Garfield stubbornly stands in the snow that is still coming down for 4 panels, because Garfield is not a god}
Category:Wabuu
3325: Take That! Bait 2

:This article's title is incorrect due to technical limitations. The correct title is 3325: Take That! Bait #2.
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==Explanation==
==The author writes:==
A sequel to #2811. I've also included a bonus strip to show how this Take That! bait works:
And, of course, here's your TVTropes link.
Original strip: .
==Transcript==
Jon: Garfield, we're out of cat food. How about dog food instead?
{Garfield expresses disgust}
Jon: Let me put it this way, it's either dog food or [NAME OF FOOD ITEM]
Garfield: Arf
Jon: I'll get it
Category:Mr B Natural
Category:Jabs
3326: Left Turn in the Last Frame

==Explanation==
In the original Garfield strip, Garfield used a vine to swoop up Jon's chicken, leaving Jon to wonder where the vine came from. The final panel, in which Jon wonders this, is oriented normally.
In this edit, the last panel is rotated 90 degrees left. This is a literal interpretation of Jim's statement regarding the original strip's gag. What Jim probably meant was that most people would expect Jon to focus more on the fact that Garfield took his chicken than the logistics of how he did it.
==The Author Writes:==
In 20 Years and Still Kicking!, Jim Davis referred to the gag in this strip as "left-turn-in-the-last-frame". I'm still not sure what he meant, so I got literal.
Original Strip: .
==Transcript==
{Garfield smiles from atop a green piece of furniture as he sees Jon put a chicken on a table}
Garfield {now holding a vine}: Watch this. I'm going to swing down on this vine and swoop up Jon's chicken
{Garfield yanks the vine a few times, then jumps down and swings, snatching the chicken to Jon's surprise}
{The last panel is inexplicably rotated counterclockwise 90 degrees}
Jon {looking upâ€¦ or left?}: Where did the vine come from?
Category:SonicLover
Category:1980-02-10
3327: The Singularity

==Explanation==
Jon was watching Garfield on the computer, and he was surprised when he saw the one that they ordered. Garfield answers with a Yep and looks at the viewer telling him it's pizza cam.
Here, Jon gets surprised as he sees the person editing Garfield, and Garfield answers that. Now Garfield looks at the viewer with tiny little eyes, telling him it's Cam, the 306th author who edited Garfield.
==Transcript==
{Jon overlooks Garfield, who is currently staring happily at a computer}
Jon: What are you watching on the computer?
{Jon gets creeped out. Frankly, given what it is, I would be surprised to see a realistic, curly-haired guy in shorts at about 6:45am if I were a cartoon character}
Jon: Is that the guy editing us?
Garfield: Yep
{Jon exits, probably out of shock. Garfield stares intensely at the viewer, entirely self-aware, presumably}
Garfield: ...Cam
==The author writes:==
The moment I saw SRoMG #3261, I knew what had to be done. I get the feeling we're nearing the singularity with this, though. 
Original strip: .
Category:Camwoodstock & Tori
3328: Jon Explodes Easily

==Explanation==
In the original strip, Garfield smacked Jon because he was whistling off-key, which was a flimsy attempt to excuse his actions. Here, he slaps him, which makes him explode because apparently he ate the dynamite. Garfield walks off, leaving Jon's head full of dust and smoke, and a smoldering stump.
==Transcript==
Jon: ♪
{Jon is whistling. Garfield walks up to him}
SFX: Smack! POW
{Garfield smacks Jon. His head explodes} 
Jon {his head now a smoldering stump}: You're mean!
Garfield: And you explode easily
==The author writes:==
Jon indeed has dynamite. Apparently he likes to eats it. 
Original strip: .
Category:booknut
3329: Hey Garfield!

==Explanation==
In the original Garfield strip, Garfield watched "Whoopee Cushion Theater", where somebody sits on some whoopee cushions causing it to make some sounds. Garfield uses the remote to change the channel to something else.
Here, he is instead watching the Nickelodeon animated series Hey Arnold! One of the main characters is Helga Pataki, who acts like a bully towards the titular protagonist, Arnold Shortman, and often calls him "Football Head" due to the shape of his head, but secretly loves him and often soliloquizes about her love for him in the manner seen here. The heavy breathing in the sixth panel comes from Brainy, a kid who has a crush on Helga and often interrupts her pining for Arnold, which almost always results in her punching his face. Unlike the "Whoopee Cushion Theater" in the original strip, Garfield seems to be enjoying the show.
The author made this in honor of Hey Arnold!: The Jungle Movie, a made-for-TV finale movie spun off from the show that aired in November 2017. Ironically, the author admits they never really liked the show themselves.
==Transcript==
TV: I see everyone is here...
TV: Thank you all for coming. Please take your seats 
TV: I love you!
TV: Yet, I hate you!
TV: Football head!
TV: <heavy breathing>
TV: Hey Arnold will return in a moment
Garfield {smiling}: I love this show
==The author writes:==
I made this in honor of the upcoming Hey Arnold! TV movie. 
This will probably get me a lot of hate, but I never liked Hey Arnold!. I mean, I don't think it's bad or terrible, it just never did it for me. But I know that a lot adore this show, so I created this comic, pointing out how I remember the series, but trying to not step on anyone's toes.
Original strip: .
Category:dayaman
Category:Cartoon references
Category:Television references
332: Garfield Linus Garfield, Part 2

==Explanation==
The sequel to "Garfield Linus Garfield" follows the same formula as the original, only instead of Peanuts' Linus replacing Garfield we get Linus Torvalds, a software designer who was instrumental in developing the Linux kernel.
==The author writes:==
Strip #268 was screaming out for a sequel.
Original strip: .
==Transcript==
Jon: {reading newspaper while Garfield sits nearby} The world is constantly changing. 
{Garfield is replaced by Linus Torvalds.} 
Garfield: {reappearing} They haven't stopped making frozen pudding pops, have they?
Category:Constantly changing
Category:Henning Makholm
Category:Real world references
3330: StinkoGarfield

==Explanation==
==The author writes:==
Given the existence of a comic maker on the Homestar Runner website, I'm really surprised something like this has never appeared before [It has -Ed]. I just took the script of a literally randomly chosen Garfield comic and transcribed it over into that to make this... "masterpiece". Oh well, at least it was fun for a moment. Also, I was careful to keep the locations of things mostly consistent, except that the cloud 1-UP is standing on is SUPPOSED to be floating up and down over time, like platforms sometimes do in a video game.
Original strip: .
==Transcript==
Title: STINKOMAN SUNDAY FUN TALK
Subtitle: Hijacked and Ruinously Strung Together by Xindaris
{1-UP is on a cloud, and also "wearing" a pill thing somehow}
1-UP: Like my new suit, Stinkoman?!
{Stinkoman looks kinda like he's yawning}
Stinkoman: Define "like"
1-UP {enthusiastically}: I have a special date tonight!!
Stinkoman {unimpressed}: Define "special"
{1-UP begins to leave the scene}
1-UP: She loves how I dress!!!!!!!
{Stinkoman looks either surprised or constipated, I'm not sure}
Stinkoman: ...!!!
{Stinkoman is alone now; there are puff clouds coming out of him as he laughs}
Stinkoman: He's dating a clown!
Category:Xindaris
Category:Internet references
3331: Garfield's Triangle

==Explanation==
==The author writes:==
Pascal's triangle is a mathematical structure with 2 diagonal lines of 1s and each number is the sum of the two above it.
It is arguably one of the most beautiful things in maths. Within it you can find:
Powers of 2,
Powers of 11,
Triangle numbers,
Tetahedral numbers,
Fibonnaci numbers,
Polynomial coefficients,
and more!
Note: "je ne sais quoi" is French for "I don't know what".
Original strips: , , .
==Transcript==
Panel 1 (âˆž times in real triangle, 11 times in my triangle):
Jon: Hi, there... I'm Jon Arbuckle. I'm a cartoonist, and this is my cat, Garfield.
Panel 2 (1 time in both):
Garfield: Hi, there. I'm Garfield. I'm a cat and this is my cartoonist, Jon.
Panel 3 (2 times in both):
Jon: Our only thought is to entertain you.
Garfield: Feed me.
Panel 4 (2 times in both):
Jon {holding something behind his back}: Happy birthday, Garfield. I have a surprise for you
Panel 5 (2 times in both):
Jon {bringing out...}: A rubber mousey!
Panel 6 (3 times in real triangle, 1 time in my triangle):
Garfield {chewing the rubber mousey}: Could've used a little salt...
Panel 10 (4 times in real triangle, 2 times in my triangle):
Jon {putting a plate with je ne sais quoi on it in front of Garfield}: I'm putting you on a diet, Garfield... Here's your dinner.
==Trivia==
This strip's transcript was hit with mojibake errors in a later site recoding effort; the original transcript unaffected by mojibake is currently lost to the public due to this.
Category:Memes-In-Your-Dreams
Category:Mojibake
3332: Henchfield

==Explanation==
In the original Garfield strip, the sixth panel revealed that Jon's muscular appearance was all just in his imagination. For this version, Jon's pose from the fifth panel has replaced his pose in the sixth, thus making it so that Jon really has gotten muscular, and Garfield's line in the final panel (telling Jon not to strain his imagination) has been removed.
==Transcript==
{Garfield is sitting at a table}
{The door slams}
Jon {out of frame}: I'm back from the gym!
{Jon walks into frame, extremely muscular and wearing red gym clothes}
Jon: Yeaaaaah, there's nothing like pumpin' iron!
Jon: You know, a dude like me can never be TOO ripped
Jon: Just check out these guns!
{Jon poses, showing off his muscles}
{Garfield eyes him}
{Jon leaves}
Jon: I'll be flexing in the foyer
==The author writes:==
When I first saw this strip, I wanted to believe that Jon had somehow done it, done the impossible: gotten swole. Alas, it was not meant to be. Until now! With the power of my highly advanced editing skills, Jon's legacy as a full-time hunk is at last realized! 
Original strip: .
Category:MiningdiamondsVIII
3333: Birds and Bees and Memories

==Explanation==
==The author writes:==
At the time of this submission its template-strip is a mere day old. Still, I know better than to assume I got here first; such is the zeal of SRoMG contributors. Regardless, I hope my take on the format is novel and entertaining.
As for the infamous butt of my joke, well... I'll let Garfield have the last word.
Original strips: , , , , , , .
==Transcript==
{We see a photo album, in which are placed panels from the Garfield strips of May, 1990}
TV: Yup, looks like we'll have to eat the cat
SFX: Tonk tonk tonk
Garfield: Tonk tonk tonk?
Jon: Okay then, it's off to the vet
Garfield: Wait! Wait! Here it is!
Jon: How about a date, doc?
Liz: I'll think about it after I wheel your cat over to X-Ray
Liz: You are going to give birth to a fine, healthy litter of puppies
Garfield: I hate puppies!
{2018-Liz is reading the album}
2018-Liz: What happened there?
2018 Garfield {eyeing Odie}: We don't discuss that one
Category:Urlance Woolsbane
3334: Let's Playfield: Swarm of Chickens

==Explanation==
In the original Garfield strip, Garfield, as a wild cat, starts to stalk the environs in search of prey. He attacks the helpless chicken, by leaping at it, however, he ended up being mangled by a big, big only semi-helpless chicken.
Here, the chicken has been replaced by a Cucco from The Legend of Zelda series. The Cucco is not related to the real cuckoo and are based on the normal cockerel. "Cucco" is simply a word deformation of cockerel and the Hylian word for chicken. If Link attacks a Cucco multiple times, the Cucco will become enraged and starts crowing very loudly to call its flock, and together they attack him by flying down from various directions and pecking him to death.
The author's note says that Garfield hurt the chicken multiple times, and now it summoned a massive chicken army, which is a swarm of chickens.
A Let's Play (henceforth "LP") is a style of video series documenting the playthrough of a video game, usually including commentary by the gamer. The specific LP being referenced is by the Freelance Astronauts, with Maxwell Adams playing The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time: Master Quest, a variation of the game with harder enemy placement, different puzzles, and a few other surprises. The part of the LP being referenced is the part where Link is an adult, getting Epona from Lon Lon Ranch. Inigo had lost Epona in a bet, and decided to give Link the horse, but shut him in to prevent the horse from actually being able to leave. In retaliation, Maxwell tramples his Cuccos, angering them. The author's note is a slight alteration to the description Maxwell gives for what just happened. The second part of the title is from very shortly after, in which Ferr imagines a scenario in which farmers are tending their fields, and the sky begins to turn black, and they look up, and drop their tools and run away as a swarm of chickens descends upon the village.
==The author writes:==
He hurt the chicken too much, so it summoned a massive chicken army. 
Original strip: .
==Transcript==
Garfield: The wild cat stalks the environs in search of prey.
Garfield: He attacks a helpless Cucco.
{Garfield leaps at the Cucco... and is mangled}
Garfield: A big, big, only semi-helpless Cucco.
Category:Nyperold
Category:Video game references
3335: Nature

==Explanation==
In the original, there's no break between the panel wherein Garfield looks up his desired word and the strip where he reveals his finding.
Here, panels have been added to show him using a laptop inside to look something up -- originally him emailing Santa for lots of presents -- because there's no internet connection out there.
==Transcript==
Garfield: We cats are at one with...oh, what's the word?
Garfield: Let me look it up on my phone, here...
{TIME PASSES}
Garfield {to Jon}: NO INTERNET CONNECTION!
{TIME PASSES}
{Garfield types on the computer}
{Garfield hits ENTER}
Garfield: Damn, this thing is laggy. 
{Garfield reads something on the screen}
Garfield {back outside, deliberately hiding his phone}: Nature!
==The author writes==
I'll be surprised if something like this hasn't been done before. 
Original strips: (base strip) (caption) (panel 3) (Garfield in panel 3) (panels 4, 5, 6, and 7)!
Category:PartyEscortBotBeans
3336: Every Spittle Bit Hurts

==Explanation==
In the original 2018-04-24 strip, the puddle was formed by Garfield's coffee; here, it's been changed to the spittle issued forth from Odie in the next day's strip. Jon has been flipped horizontally so the fact that his spittle landed there makes sense. Garfield's spray of coffee has been erased. The author did all this after noticing that two sequential strips both had puddles of some sort on the table, and decided to combine the strips.
In the title, "spittle" replaces "little" in the phrase "Every little bit hurts".
==Transcript==
{Garfield sips from a mug of coffee while Jon stares blankly}
{Spit flies out of Jon's mouth}
Jon: ROCK AND ROLL!
{Jon smiles while Garfield, covered in spit, glares at him}
Jon: I always wanted to yell that
Garfield: It's over, right?
==The author writes==
Two strips in a row with a puddle on the table.
Original strips: and .
Category:Declan Hoare
3337: G, a, r, f, i, e, l, d

==Explanation==
In The Original Garfield Comic, Jon And Garfield Speak Regularly, Like They Always Do.
Here, They Speak Incoherently Like Something's Going On.
in 2591, Garfield Had Disappeared In A Comic, And Now Jon Is Left Alone.
==Transcript==
Jon: I ra ge Garfield
Jon: e er i e I g i e e re
Jon: e g ldfi rea
Garfield: Did i a ig i e
==The Author Writes:==
I Just Decided To Take Strip #2591 In The Inverse Direction.
Original Strip: .
[I R A G E G A R F I E L D - Ed]
Category:R. J. Smith
3338: Past the Breaking Point

==Explanation==
In this comic, Jon is stressed out about all these things, like his yard needed to be mowing, his car needing an oil change, his house needed to be painting, Odie needing to be washed, Liz breaking up, being overdue on his mortgage, his credit card being maxed out, the local paper firing Jon, writing a eulogy for his mom, mentioning his shingles, paying the rent for Lyman, and not sleeping in days! But at least Jon has Garfield to comfort. But Garfield's litter box needs cleaning. Garfield ends up being thrown out of a window. Jon realizes he just threw his cat out the window. Jon's window now needs to be repaired for the damage.
In the original strip, Jon only has four things to do, like his yard needed to be mowing, his car needing an oil change, his house needed to be painting, and Garfield's litter box needed to be cleaned.
This was inevitable, after seeing 3254: Breaking Point.
==Transcript==
Jon: Got a minute, Garfield?
Jon: Garfield, I'm so stressed out. The yard needs mowing, the car needs an oil change, the house needs painting, Odie needs to be washed, Liz is breaking up with me, I'm overdue on my mortgage, my credit card is maxed out, the local paper fired me, I have to write a eulogy for mom. Did I mention my shingles? Oh, Lyman didn't pay the rent. I haven't slept in days! But at least I have you to comfort me.
Garfield: My litter box needs cleaning. 
{beat} 
{Garfield is thrown through a window}
Jon: The window needs repairing.
==The author writes:==
Inevitable, after seeing #3254.
Original strip: , with for defenestration.
Category:Edderiofer
3339: The Muncie PizzaCam!

==Explanation==
Jon was watching Garfield on the computer, and he was surprised when he saw the one that they ordered. Garfield answers with a Yep and looks at the viewer telling him that the site he was looking at displayed the view from a pizza cam.
Here, there's a screenshot of a website tracking the pizza that Garfield and Jon ordered at www.pizzacam.org which isn't a real website.
The image is actually from the San Francisco FogCam!, the website that shares images of San Francisco, California online. The website is the oldest webcam still in existence, having been online since 1994. The website updates every 20 seconds, you know.
The editor's note adds that older webcams no longer operate, first among them being the one that displayed a coffee machine in the Trojan Room at Cambridge.
==Transcript==
Jon: What are you watching on the computer?
{A mock screenshot of a website tracking the pizza they ordered}
Garfield: Pizza Cam!
==The author writes:==
The San Francisco FogCam! is a website that shares images of San Francisco, California online. The website is known for being the oldest webcam still in existence*, having been online since 1994. (The website updates every 20 seconds.) 
And before you ask, no, www.pizzacam.org is not a real website.
Original strip: 
[*There are older webcams that no longer operate, first among them the one that pointed at a coffee machine in the Trojan Room at the University of Cambridge's Computer Laboratory. -Ed]
Category:Super SpongeBob 64
333: RobLiefield

==Explanation==
The author's comment, and perhaps the strip, seems to be in response to #74. The title is a pun between Rob Liefeld, creator of Youngblood, and Garfield.
==The author writes:==
Hey, at least Jim Davis' humans are more realistically proportioned than Rob Liefeld's. 
Original strip: Any issue of Youngblood from the '90s.
==Transcript==
{A comic-book-style cover image, showing Garfield, Jon, Odie, Liz, and Nermal with disproportionately muscled and beweaponed bodies}
Category:Martin Nixon
Category:No original strip
3340: Positive Donut

==Explanation==
In the original strip, Garfield was down, depressed, and distressed. Garfield saw a donut, ate it, and got happy.
This comic is an inverse of 2619: Donut. The author doesn't know if anyone has already done this.
==The author writes:==
The inverse of Donut. I don't know if anyone has already done this.
Original strip: .
==Transcript==
{Colors are inverted}
Garfield: I'm down 
{Garfield looks depressed as he sees the donut}
{Garfield eats the donut}
{Garfield smiles; colors turn positive}
Garfield: Never underestimate the power of positive donuts!
Category:Az0riusG4mer
3341: What is it, like three in the afternoon?

==Explanation==
In these two original Garfield comics, Garfield was looking at an Ornament on a Christmas Tree and he said he looked good in red on , and Garfield was looking at an ornament in a Garfield logo from .
Here, these two had been mashed up together. Garfield is now looking at a purple bauble that hanged from an evergreen tree. In the second panel, Garfield looks at the viewer, and says that he looks good in purple.
==The author writes:==
What if Homeschool Winner did a butt dance?!
Original strips: , .
==Transcript==
{Garfield looks at a purple bauble hanging from an evergreen tree}
Garfield {looking at viewer}: I look good in purple
Category:DEIDATVM