Garfield
Garfield is a fictional cat created by cartoonist Jim Davis, known for his laziness, love of lasagna, and disdain for Mondays. First appearing in a comic strip in 1978, Garfield quickly became a cultural icon, embodying the universal struggle against the start of the workweek. His humorous takes on life, along with his sarcastic personality, have made him a beloved character in various media, including animated television shows and feature films. Recently, Garfield's disdain for Mondays has been highlighted in discussions about 'Monday blues' and its psychological effects on individuals, illustrating the broader cultural phenomenon of 'Sunday syndrome' or 'sabado syndrome' which affects even those not in the workforce.
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Portugal:
Garfield is a sarcastic orange cat who jumps from Jim Davis's comic to the stage in a musical.
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Iran:
Garfield, the famous comic cat, was noted for hating the start of the week.
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