Garfield

Garfield is a fictional cartoon cat created by Jim Davis. He is the protagonist of the comic strip of the same name, which debuted on June 19, 1978. Garfield is characterized as a lazy, overweight, orange tabby cat known for his love of lasagna, disdain for Mondays and exercise, and his cynical and sarcastic humor.

The comic strip, and subsequent animated television series and films, revolve around Garfield's interactions with his owner, Jon Arbuckle, and Jon's pet dog, Odie. Garfield often engages in mischievous behavior, typically at Jon's expense, and provides running commentary on his life and surroundings.

Garfield's popularity has led to a vast merchandising empire, including books, toys, clothing, and other products. He is a widely recognized and beloved character in popular culture. The character has been voiced by several actors over the years, most notably Lorenzo Music and Bill Murray. Garfield's enduring appeal lies in his relatable personality and humorous observations on everyday life.