Jonathan Q. Arbuckleis a fictional character from the Garfieldcomic stripby Jim Davis.
Liz Wilson (girlfriend), Garfield (best friend), Odie, Vito, Lyman, Nermal, Arlene, Eddie Gourmand, Binky the Clown, other friends He is similar to Garfield, they are both hungry and loyal.
I work as a cartoonist, and I get home every day by 8 pm, at the latest.
He first appeared on June 19, 1978 in the first ever Garfield comic strip. Being a cartoonist, Jon is skilled at his craft.
After receiving his Stand ability, Paperback Writer, Jon went full Elliot and started killing people as a form of revenge against the society that rejected him and his art. Jon punches Happy Chapman for stealing his pets. Breckin Meyer (live action movies) Occupation A running gag has Jon appearing to be talking to himself or having sudden mood swings making him appear insane, or sometimes depressed and seemingly suicidal. Dr. Liz Wilson : Garfield's Twentieth Anniversary Collection, https://garfield.fandom.com/wiki/Jon_Arbuckle?oldid=130201, Ordering Garfield to do chores and to not touch food he is not supposed to eat, Threatening Garfield whenever he does something wrong, Garfield trying to eat his meals or plants, Garfield trying to mail Nermal to Abu Dhabi, Garfield scratching his furniture and his curtains, RX-2 abusing Garfield's weight and insulting him, His pets refusing to play with Drusilla and Minerva, due to their extreme hyperactivity. Breckin Meyer as live action Jon Arbuckle. Writing Cartoons, loyal to his friend Garfield the Cat, eating and watch tv and being clumsy and nerdy
Just like a baby, I wake up without any fatigue or stress in the morning. Most of his punishments involve giving Garfield and/or Odie cat/dog food instead of food humans eat. Take your favorite fandoms with you and never miss a beat.
CartooningCookingBakingWomenPolkaSudoku puzzlesDatingTerrible costumesGamesCalling Garfield "fat"Putting Garfield on a dietPlantsTaking Garfield to the vetLizTraining Garfield to eat mice
Hobby
Uncle Enos, the state champion apple corer. Both are hungry and lazy.
Jon is also considered to have bad taste in music.
Personality Jon will often present Liz with a ridiculous idea of some sorts, or offer to play a tune on his accordion. Jon Arbuckle is based on Jim Davis. starting my 2020 cosplay career off in the worst way #jonarbuckle jonarbucklecosplay cosplay garfield garfieldcosplay. If Jon has indeed aged in real time, this would put his possible birth date at December 23 1950, making him sixty-five years old today, or sixty-four if one does not count the year that Jon was sick. Cartoonist
Jon fed the “fish” for two weeks after that, before finally noticing it had been replaced with a potato.
By adding info, you can help complete this page! In the strip Garfield is depicted as Jon's imaginary friend who only he can see.
He has a very large family, especially consisting of uncles and aunts. Doc Boy (younger brother), Mr. Arbuckle (father), Mrs. Arbuckle (mother), Garfield (pet cat), Odie (pet dog), Nermal (occasional pet cat), Grandma Arbuckle (grandmother), Grandpa Arbuckle (grandfather, deceased), Drusilla and Minerva (twin nieces), Stevie (nephew), Shannon (nieces), Kenny (niece), various aunts, uncles, and cousins.
Job Jon Arbuckle(ジョン・アーバックル) is one of the two major antagonists of Foolish Heart.
I take care not to trouble myself with any enemies, like winning and losing, that would cause me to lose sleep at night.
Daffy's Bizarre Adventure Wikia is a FANDOM TV Community. In numerous strips he tends to be wishy-washy and has a hard time making simple decisions like deciding what ice cream flavor to get.
Over the course of the part we see his crimes and murders get progressively worse and worse wether it be his first seen use of his powers by killing Ali Cat, the murder of Binky the Clown, a famous local TV Star or his involvement with the dismantlement of The Horrible Oppressing Tyrants, just to name a few. Jon is shown to be harsh during diets, seen as he will not allow Garfield to go off his diet.
He is known for having enough dildos hidden under his bed. Despite the genre being "dead," he still likes to dance to disco music. Arbuckle has been called countless names over the years (most being in high school). Jon does not seem to stop Drusilla and Minerva from playing dress up with Garfield and Odie, as he believes they enjoy it. Prior to 2006 (when Jon and Liz finally became a couple), Jon constantly struck out when trying to get dates with women.
Jon can be mean and he always forces Garfield to go on a diet. : Garfield's Twentieth Anniversary Collection, Jim Davis stated in an annotation that his reading audience has always demanded comic sequences where Garfield has to go through a diet, or else they complain. Since Garfield is capable of eating large quantities of food, Arbuckle has put Garfield on several diets over the years. He is also quite fond of polka and accordion music. original sound - AntiNightcore.
Jon does many other unintelligent activities, such as looking in an auto parts store for Liz's Christmas present. When this happens, Jon will sometimes torment them by teasing them with his food. He is presented in all branches of the Garfield franchise except a few video games. Enemies Likes
Pets
Whatever his occupation is, Jon still manages to make enough money to keep Garfield in lasagna—no easy feat. In "Here Comes Garfield" Jon was played by the late Sandy Kenyon.
Friends/Allies
Jon is the primary fodder and conversation partner to Garfield and is often the victim of his jokes.
Writing Cartoons, loyal to his friend Garfield the Cat, eating and watch tv and being clumsy and nerdy, Being loyal to Garfield, being a good cartoonist and trying to find a date with a beautiful girl.
Shannon, Jon's teenage niece who speak's "valley". Jon sometimes delivers the primary sentence in strips more about Garfield performing a solo act.
When he attended high school, he was nicknamed "Carpface" by the other students. He wears a light brown suit and a red tie with an image of Garfield on it. In 20 Years & Still Kicking! He has also appeared in the animated television series Garfield and Friends, the computer-animated The Garfield Show, and two live-action/computer-animated feature films. The job was more frequently mentioned in Garfield and Friends.
Sometimes he is lazy and self-centered just like Garfield.
and loud flashy outfits. He converses with Garfield and is often the butt of his jokes. Jon, as well as Garfield, often get bored, usually coming up with "fun" ways to cure boredom, such as buying new socks, clipping toenails, or playing "Guess the Burp" with Garfield. Great-uncle Floyd, who drove a dynamite truck that was apparently blown up.
CaringCheap (at times)Clever (at times)Clumsy DorkyEasy-goingGeekyGullibleHaplessHopelessImmatureLoserLovingLoyalNaïveNerdyNiceOptimisticPush-overStrictStupid (at times)Spiteful (at times)Wimpy Voiced by
He can draw quality sketches quickly. In the television series, he is one of the two tritagonists, alongside Nermal.
Jon cares about Garfield.
Jon has brown, loosely combed hair with a few strands out of place. Reddish-Brown He is bad at singing, often getting his mouth forced and sealed closed by others, especially when out caroling around Christmas time.
Even after forming a relationship with Liz, Jon still behaves pathetically. Jon can play the accordion so badly it can cause people to feel immense pain. His birthday has been revealed to be July 28 (which is the same as that of Jim Davis). Garfield almost always steals it from him because he seems to enjoy it more or as much as cat food, which is usually the only thing Jon feeds him. Portrayed by Prior to 2006 (when Jon and Liz finally became a couple), Jon constantly struck out when trying to get dates with women. A recurring gag in The Garfield Show is Jon being afraid of mice usually screaming at the sight of them. @prince.stingy. Romances He is the tritagonist in the comic strip and is rarely absent.
Just like Garfield he likes to help people, when they ask him. I'm in bed by 11pm, and make sure I get 8 hours of sleep, no matter what. On December 23, 1980, Jon tells Garfield that he is 30 years old (he makes a joke about only being 29, because he was sick a year).
Despite playing for years, Jon has proven himself to be a terrible accordion player.
20 Years & Still Kicking!
Kenny, another one of Jon´s nieces, who had a facelift. Jon manages to make enough money to keep Garfield with food, which is no easy feat. Jon tends to be immature at times. On Friday nights, when unable to get a date, he would invite Garfield to partake in his ridiculous Friday night "festivities" like "Connect the Freckles". First app.
Just like Garfield he likes to help people, when they ask him This would make Jon's birth date July 28, 1961, and his current age is 53 years old.
Extended FamilyMrs. This usually makes Jon feel bad and gives in into giving Garfield food. “My name is Jon Arbuckle, my house is in the Northeast section of Aron city where all the villas are and I am not married. He was played by Philip Mitchell, Thom Huge, and Breckin Meyer (in the live action films).
Garfield and Jon play an odd pair who are comedic or unusual. He can often be spiteful towards Garfield and Odie when he punishes them.
A geeky and clumsy man, Jon is the owner of Garfield and Odie. Take your favorite fandoms with you and never miss a beat. Are you frightened?". Goals In The Garfield Show, Jon is a little more intelligent than his other incarnations.
That is how I deal with society, and I know what brings me happiness. – Jong Erbeckle Jon Arbuckle (Born 1972, age 43) is a novice level bachelor and unfunny man losing everytime at trying to do stuff that everyone else on this planet is able to do, like getting a girlfriend, in which they are all hostile towards him. A nerdy and clumsy man, Jon is the owner of Garfield and Odie.
Jonathan Quentin Arbuckle Uncle Ed, a very gluttonous and rude uncle who had a bigger appetite than Garfield and was the main antagonist of the Garfield and Friends episode The Thing That Stayed Forever.
Family
Under some unusual circumstances, Jon frequently embarrasses himself, and Liz, while out on dates: this often results in Jon getting permanently kicked out of the restaurant. Comics
Uncle Buford, a lifelong bachelor due to the fact that he had three arms.
Edna felt sympathy for Jon being treated miserably by Uncle Ed and took him away at the end of The Thing That Stayed Forever.
Jon has had occasional moments of brilliance, such as putting out decoy Christmas presents, taking out the kitchen light bulb, nailing Garfield into bed, spraying Garfield with a shaken soda can (which was shaken by Garfield), sawing a hole in a table and Garfield's bed to trick Garfield. Great-uncle Norbert, a color-blind electrician (who had trouble with red and black wires and an interesting hairstyle).
He and Garfield provide most of the dialogue on a regular basis, though he is the only one whose dialogue is in speech bubbles. Jon Arbuckle was born to farm-owners Mr. and Mrs. Arbuckle.
He also wears dark blue pants (in older appearances, he wore black pants) and brown shoes. He is presented in all branches of the Garfield franchise except a few video games.
Being tormented by others all his life, Jon was filled with a pent-up rage.
In Garfield and Friends, he often wore brown pants with a darker blue shirt.
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