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He was originally an antagonist to [[Garfield (character)|Garfield]], as he invited mice to stay at the house in his first appearance, "[[Good Mousekeeping]]". He was then a friend to Garfield starting with "[[Identity Crisis]]". Whenever another mouse comes to Jon's house in an episode, Floyd will reassure them that Garfield is harmless to mice, and lets the mice do whatever they want. |
He was originally an antagonist to [[Garfield (character)|Garfield]], as he invited mice to stay at the house in his first appearance, "[[Good Mousekeeping]]". He was then a friend to Garfield starting with "[[Identity Crisis]]". Whenever another mouse comes to Jon's house in an episode, Floyd will reassure them that Garfield is harmless to mice, and lets the mice do whatever they want. |
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Revision as of 23:06, 21 April 2020
Floyd (voiced by Gregg Berger) is Garfield's mouse friend and a secondary character from Garfield and Friends. He is a mouse who shows up at least once or twice every season. A common running gag with the character is his continuous complaints over not appearing often in the show (an example of breaking the fourth wall).
He has a wife named April.
Physical Appearance
Floyd looks like a typical domestic mouse, with gray colored fur, which is supplemented by pink ears, and a darker pink nose.
Personality
He was originally an antagonist to Garfield, as he invited mice to stay at the house in his first appearance, "Good Mousekeeping". He was then a friend to Garfield starting with "Identity Crisis". Whenever another mouse comes to Jon's house in an episode, Floyd will reassure them that Garfield is harmless to mice, and lets the mice do whatever they want.
Trivia
- Floyd is similar to Garfield's mouse friend Squeak from the comics.