| “ | So alone... Is Good. | „ |
| ~ An example of Gramfel's nihilism |
| “ | But human, there is no present, no past, no future. | „ |
| ~ Gramfel destroying Jon's Christmas present. |
Summary[]
Gramfel is the main antagonist of the dark comedy cartoon strip of the same name. Unlike his reference Garfield, who is merely cynical and cruel on the oft occasion... Gramfel seems to be a genuinely mean spirited and sadistic creature. Gramfel is often shown to be a cats head contained within a little purple box. He has black or red snake-like eyes and two sharp fangs in his mouth, though his mouth is rarely shown or visible. Gramfel is heavily implied to be of Russian descent... He speaks in choppy sentences, subtly implying a Russian accent, and is seen reading Ivan Turgenev's Fathers and Sons in one comic. Gramfel at his very core is nihilism and sadism personified, he earnestly believes that life is meaningless in the face of death, and that existence itself is pointless... Because of this, Gramfel feels that he is justified in doing whatever heinous crimes he feels like doing at the time, and is never shown feeling remorse over any of the cruel things he does in the series. His one semi-redeeming quality is his "friendship" with Jon, but even this is shown to be hollow, as Gramfel seems to get off on torturing, killing, abusing, and mentally scarring Jon... Often breaking reality around him, or mutilating him in various ways. The cruelest thing he did to Jon was trap him within the dreamworld of Jan and Gram, a much more wholesome and happy world, only to forcefully wake Jon from this dream just to taunt Jon over his loneliness and depression. Overall, despite his cartoony and innocent appearance, Gramfel is one of the most evil and cruel versions of Garfield you can find...
Powers and Stats[]
Tier: At least 5-A, Possibly 3-A
Name: Gramfel, Gram, Lazy Cat.
Origin: Gramfel (Series)
Gender: Male
Age: Unknown
Classification: House Cat, Eldritch Abomination, Nihilistic God.
Powers and Abilities: Superhuman Physical Characteristics, Enhanced Senses, 4th Wall Awareness (An example here. Over half of the comic's jokes are Gramfel and Jon breaking the fourth wall in countless different ways), Small Size (Type 1, is usually shown to be small enough to fit in Jon's hands), Self-Sustenance (Type 1, can breathe in space), Telekinesis (Is able to move objects with his mind, this ability can encompass things as large as a planet, and can be used to mutilate the opponent in many different ways), Flight (Is able to fly around), Reality Warping (Constantly shown warping and distorting reality), Spatial Manipulation (Can physically consume space, his box acts like a black hole that can absorb anything near it, including the space surrounding it), Limited Plot Manipulation (Can change the genre/art style of the comic he's in, and allow crossovers with other comics), Body Control/Elasticity (Can stretch and elongate his neck, grow a third eye, warp his faces appearance, and detach his head from his box. Can grow arms, legs, and even an entire body for himself.), Size Manipulation (Can grow large enough to tower over Jon), Natural Weaponry (Has sharp claws and fangs, once grew a bulldozer scooper out of his box), Portal Creation (Shown here), Biological Manipulation (Broke Jon down into dozens of pieces, entered and then exploded out of Jon's body like a Chest Burster Xenomorph), Transmutation (Turned Jon into a pair of shoes and a candle for his Birthday Cake), Existence Erasure (Erased Jon's Christmas Present), Technology Manipulation (Can enter and effect technology), Dream Manipulation (Can trap people within highly realistic dreams, which he can enter to keep an eye on his victim. He can also forcibly wake people from these dreams whenever he wishes), Sealing (Trapped Jon within a fleshy cube), Healing/Resurrection (Can revive Jon after his various deaths, and brought back Earth after he destroyed it. Was able to bring Jon back after Odle erased him from existence), Durability Negation (Can ignore durability in a vast number of ways), Resistance to Extreme Cold and Cosmic Radiations
Attack Potency: At least Dwarf Star Level (Easily annihilated The Earth with his telekinesis), possibly Universe Level (He seems to have full and total control of the universe, and has reduced the comic to a blank white void multiple times...)
Speed: At least Massively Hypersonic (Left Earth's atmosphere in just a couple seconds.), Possibly Immeasurable (Can physically consume and warp space itself, ignoring the concept of distance. Has destroyed the entire comic multiple times with his powers...)
Lifting Strength: Class Y (Easily crushed and destroyed Earth with his telekinesis.)
Striking Strength: At Least Wall Level (Tore through Jon's chest, and smashed through the roof of their house.), Dwarf Star level with Telekinesis
Durability: At least Dwarf Star level (Survived being in the vicinity of Earth's explosion.)
Stamina: Very High (Is never shown tiring in the series, though he still seems to require food and sleep...)
Range: At least Planetary with Telekinesis, Universal with Reality Warping...
Standard Equipment: None Notable
Intelligence: Gifted (Gramfel is shown to be a highly intelligent creature, often breaking his friend Jon's spirit with his poetic speeches. He is seen reading Ivan Turgenev's Fathers and Sons, and has been shown to be highly aware of the fourth wall, once even changing the style of the comic into an anime parody. He is an extremely powerful and creative reality warper, and can twist and warp the world around him in a seemingly infinite number of ways. He once created an elaborate, highly realistic dream within Jon's mind that he enjoyed so much, that Gramfel had to force him to wake up. He is implied to have vast cosmic knowledge of the universe, time, and space.)
Weaknesses: Gramfel is extremely nihilistic, sadistic and sporadic. He will often do illogical things, and will even bring his enemies back to life just for the sheer joy of torturing and breaking them some more...
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