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The Wolf is one of the U.S. Acres antagonists who attempts to steal the chickens. He usually attempts to capture the chickens so that he can eat them, but he is always foiled by the U.S Acres gang.
Physical appearance[]
In each appearance, the Wolf is generally described as a large canine with a black nose, spiky teeth, bushy tail, and gray fur color, with a lighter tone on his belly. Similar to other cartoon characters, his fur color tone tends to change between episodes - from darker tones in "The Wolf Who Cried Boy" to visibly lighter tones in "Sooner or Later". The wolf's distinguishing feature are his long ears with bent tips.
Personality[]
Typical of a predator, the wolf is driven by the will to obtain farm animals for food. He is shown to be cunning and deceptive, constantly using disguises and tricks to steal chickens. He is persistent but often underestimates others, leading to his plans being foiled. Despite his cleverness, he is repeatedly outsmarted by the farm animals' teamwork and quick thinking, showing he is not as clever as he thinks.
Appearances[]
Garfield and Friends[]
Season 5[]
Role[]
The Wolf Who Cried Boy[]
The Wolf attempts to steal the chickens but is caught by a rope thrown by the farm animals. As he attempts to escape, Bo drives him away on a tractor, taking him to the next county.
Sooner or Later[]
The wolf, disguised and cunning, manipulates Roy into procrastinating, leading the others to join in and abandon their tasks. This allows the wolf to seize an opportunity to capture the chickens. When Orson discovers the deception, he is left to work alone. Ultimately, after the chickens are taken, Roy realizes the consequences of their inaction. The group quickly builds the wolf ejector, rescues the chickens, and drives the wolf away, thwarting his plan.
Gross Encounters[]
The Wolf, hearing Roy's fabricated stories about close encounters, devises a plan to exploit the situation. Disguised as a scientist, he tricks the chickens and other animals into leaving the coop by giving them false advice about UFOs. While Orson is distracted by the animals' antics, the wolf seizes the opportunity to capture the chickens. However, when confronted by real aliens, he underestimates them, leading to his downfall as he is frozen by their energy weapon, allowing the chickens to escape unharmed.
A Mildly Mental Mix-Up[]
The wolf disguises himself as a game show host to trick Roy into leaving the coop by offering him a fake trip to Fiji. With Roy distracted, the wolf seizes the opportunity to capture the chickens. Later, as he tries to escape with them, he crashes into the sofa where Sheldon was having a session with Edward R. Furrow. The sofa rolls downhill and crashes off-screen, ultimately thwarting his cunning plan and leaving the chickens safe.
Trivia[]
- He is one of the antagonists in the show who has tried to steal chickens from the farm's coop, the other being the Weasel and Waylon and Spence from "Make Believe Moon".