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Harry is a cat who Garfield often encounters. Usually in the series, Harry is shown as Garfield's frenemy.

Physical Appearance[]

A black male shorthair cat with tan cheeks, light green eyes, grey nose, and disheveled hair on his head. His tail seems to bend in two places.

Harry's distinguishing mark are eyeballs having different colors - his left eye is green, while his right eye has an amber color.

Personality[]

Harry shares with Garfield poor behavior he manifests on daily basis. However, unlike Garfield, he does not seem to have an actual moral spine.

Harry considers birds as his favorite meal, and on two occasions Garfield has had to save some bluebirds from being eaten by Harry. He has also been able to get jobs on occasion, including one with Dr. Whipple where he pretended to be well-behaved. It annoys Harry greatly that Garfield usually tries to foil his jobs unintentionally and provides some gaps of static in their friendship.

Appearances[]

The Garfield Show[]

Season 1[]

Season 2[]

Season 3[]

Season 4[]

Kaboom! Garfield Vol. 2[]

  • The Mouse who wanted to be a Cat.
  • The Never-Ending Tale of Santa Mouse.

Garfield RUSH[]

Harry appeared as the main antagonist of the mobile game Garfield RUSH before it was rebranded as Pet Runner in early 2023. In the game, Harry would prompt the player character to chase him whenever the player decided to start a run. If the player was playing as Garfield, Garfield would pull a plate of lasagna out from behind him and smell it with his eyes closed, and Harry would steal and eat it, prompting Garfield to start chasing him. If the player was playing as Odie, Odie would bend over to sniff at the ground, and Harry would kick him from behind, prompting Odie to start chasing him. If the player was playing as Nermal, Nermal would pull a small mirror out from behind him and start admiring himself, and Harry would run past Nermal at a high speed, causing him to lose his mirror and promting Nermal to run after him.

Harry would appear in front of the player character as the run started, but would quickly outrun the player and disappear. If the player used an Opening Sprint, they would easily move past Harry, but the end result is the same, with Harry disappearing. After disappearing at the beginning of the run, Harry will only reappear in the unnamed forest level and in the West Desert. In the unnamed forest level, he will frequently appear on top of a set of scales with two baskets attached to it. As the player approaches, he will jump into one of the baskets, weighing it down. The scales obstacle is three lanes wide, and the middle of it cannot be jumped over or slid under. To bypass this obstacle, the basket that is being weighed down by Harry must be jumped over, or the opposite basket, which has been raised, must be slid under. In West Desert, he will occasionally appear to the left of the leftmost lane during the minecart section of the level. He will throw a bomb onto some crates of dynamite, and upon hitting the crates, the player will be thrown from their minecart and land safely in another one.

Trivia[]

  • Harry has Heterochromia, and is one of four characters with colored eyes instead of black pupils, the others being Catzilla and Siam and Tyham.
  • When Harry says "Oh no!", repeatedly in "It's a Cheese World", his voice gets deeper.
  • In "Mother Garfield", Harry does not eat lasagna, but in "The Pet Show", he has a craving for lasagna.
  • Harry describes himself as faster and stronger, which means in "It's a Cheese World", he has the strength to send Garfield into the sky. He can also ride a skateboard. In "Out on a Limb", he said he was able to jump out across the rooftops.
  • On his first appearance, Garfield first introduces him as the black cat that lives two doors down. In later appearances, he is shown as an alley cat.
    • In "Home for the Holidays", Harry mentions that he is hungry, to which Arlene tells him they will get food back at home, implying they are both house-cats (although Arlene has been established as an alley cat as well).
  • In one episode, Garfield notes that Harry is a two-sided character.
  • In Garfield RUSH, Harry is shown to have an extremely high jump, being able to jump approximately twice as high as the player can with the Elastic Shoes powerup.

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