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* AmazingTechnicolorWildlife: Whitney, an anthropomorphic cat, has purple fur.
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* AmazingTechnicolorWildlife: Whitney, an anthropomorphic cat, has purple fur. Eddy, a dog who switches between being a standard dog and an anthropomorphic one, has blue fur.
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* BlessedWithSuck: Being an Elite Guardian pretty much means all you can do is be a pet that provides emotional comfort to their child, rather than being able to directly guide them like a regular Guardian would.
* TheCameo: Sammy [=MacLean=] from ''Webcomic/LasLindas'' makes a cameo appearance in the comic on strip #202 as Peter's substitute teacher during his class project with Tracy.
* TheCameo: Sammy [=MacLean=] from ''Webcomic/LasLindas'' makes a cameo appearance in the comic on strip #202 as Peter's substitute teacher during his class project with Tracy.
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* BlessedWithSuck: Being an Elite Guardian pretty much is shown to be even more challenging than a standard one, since it means all you can do is be are severely limited in your ability to directly communicate (and thus guide/protect) your child, since you are assigned to them without their knowledge as a pet that provides emotional form of physical comfort to their child, as a pet, rather than being able to directly guide them like as a regular friend. This also makes it harder on the child, since while a normal assignment would forget they ever had a Guardian would.
after they are no longer needed, they will always remember loving (and losing) a pet.
* TheCameo: Sammy [=MacLean=] from ''Webcomic/LasLindas'' makes a cameo appearance in the comic on strip #202 as Peter's substitute teacher during his class project with Tracy. Countless other cameos appear throughout the backgrounds of the series, as Jonathan has a long-running tradition of offering free cameo slots for the original character designs of his readers in order to fill out scenes with larger crowd shots. Each page that features cameos also includes a line of credits in the commentary listing the owners of each character that has been featured.
* TheCameo: Sammy [=MacLean=] from ''Webcomic/LasLindas'' makes a cameo appearance in the comic on strip #202 as Peter's substitute teacher during his class project with Tracy. Countless other cameos appear throughout the backgrounds of the series, as Jonathan has a long-running tradition of offering free cameo slots for the original character designs of his readers in order to fill out scenes with larger crowd shots. Each page that features cameos also includes a line of credits in the commentary listing the owners of each character that has been featured.
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* FurryConfusion: The comic features anthropomorphic cats, among other species. Yet Korgar has several non-sentient housecats ("minions") that he keeps in his desk and brings to restaurants. Peter, being a cat, freaked out upon discovering them in the desk. But apparently, it's an accepted thing in-universe, as the wolf waitress who served Korgar at the pizza place had no problem with him owning cats or bringing them there. And then there's the fact that Chelsea has a pet bunny (who's really Persephoni, her Guardian).
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* FurryConfusion: The comic features anthropomorphic cats, among other species. Yet Korgar has several non-sentient housecats ("minions") that he keeps in his desk and brings to restaurants. Peter, being a cat, freaked out upon discovering them in the desk. But apparently, it's an accepted thing in-universe, as the wolf waitress who served Korgar at the pizza place had no problem with him owning cats or bringing them there. And then there's the fact that Chelsea has a pet bunny (who's really Persephoni, her Guardian). It's also revealed that the other workers at Jeff's post office and see Eddy walking around in his standard dog form, and seem to have no qualms at all about the fact that he is able to talk.
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* LoveAtFirstSight: When Peter sees Whitney for the first time, he immediately starts begging Seth on how to talk to girls.
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* LoveAtFirstSight: When Peter sees Whitney for the first time, he immediately starts begging Seth on how to talk to girls. It is actually Persephoni who helps him overcome his fear and convinces him to try talking to her (which, of course, fails at first).
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I am the author of Peter & Company, and I do not want any references to the first version of the comic (published online prior to 2005), since it is unrelated to the current series and is no longer hosted by me anywhere online. I do not want it mentioned here since its story has literally nothing to do with the Guardian story of modern P&C. I have gone through and removed any references to it, as well as clarifying/cleaning up inaccurate information in other areas.
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'''''Peter and Company''''' is a furry webcomic by artist Jonathan Ponikvar. The first comic started as a whacky slice of life with about 224 strips and lasted from 1998-2004. It eventually went through a ContinuityReboot, with the first strip of the second comic having surfaced on January 1, 2005. The second comic can be found [[http://www.peterandcompany.com here]].
The current comic initially started as a semi-autobiography, and then it went back to its slice-of-life roots later down the line. The story revolves around Peter, a 12-year-old cat who is having a difficult time surviving through childhood. One day he makes a new friend in the form of Seth, a white-suited duck. Peter quickly realizes that Seth is [[InvisibleToNormals only visible to him]], providing the backdrop for the rest of the story. Seth follows Peter around in order to offer him advice without directly interfering and guidance through the various plotlines. There are other children who have special friends in the world as well, and each of them can see the others' companions and even talk to them. Seth and the rest are referred to only as "Guardians," leaving the theological undertones up to the interpretation of the viewer.
The current comic initially started as a semi-autobiography, and then it went back to its slice-of-life roots later down the line. The story revolves around Peter, a 12-year-old cat who is having a difficult time surviving through childhood. One day he makes a new friend in the form of Seth, a white-suited duck. Peter quickly realizes that Seth is [[InvisibleToNormals only visible to him]], providing the backdrop for the rest of the story. Seth follows Peter around in order to offer him advice without directly interfering and guidance through the various plotlines. There are other children who have special friends in the world as well, and each of them can see the others' companions and even talk to them. Seth and the rest are referred to only as "Guardians," leaving the theological undertones up to the interpretation of the viewer.
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'''''Peter and Company''''' is a furry webcomic by artist Jonathan Ponikvar. The first comic started as a whacky slice of life with about 224 strips and lasted from 1998-2004. It eventually went through a ContinuityReboot, with the first strip of the second comic having surfaced series launched on January 1, 2005. The second comic 2005 and can be found read in its entirety for free online at [[http://www.peterandcompany.com here]].
Thecurrent comic initially started is listed as a semi-autobiography, and then semi-autobiographical, as it went back to its slice-of-life roots later down is loosely based on stories from the line. author's childhood. The story plot revolves around Peter, a 12-year-old cat who is having a difficult time surviving through childhood. One day he makes a new friend in the form of Seth, a white-suited duck. Peter quickly realizes that Seth is [[InvisibleToNormals only visible to him]], providing the backdrop for the rest of the story. Seth follows Peter around in order to offer him advice without directly interfering and guidance through the various plotlines. There are other children who have special friends in the world as well, and each of them can see the others' companions and even talk to them. Seth and the rest are referred to only as "Guardians," leaving the theological undertones up to the interpretation of the viewer.
The
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The first 75 strips of the current comic are presented in a four-panel newspaper format. After that point it changes to a full-page comic with varying panel layouts. A few comics are also in color, which are presented as bonuses for donations made by the readers. Those who bought the first book were given a bonus story called "How Peter met Seth", a mini comic that detailed the days before Seth's reassignment to Peter, but on February 12, 2024, the story was fully released to the public and became the starting pages for the comic itself.
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The first 75 strips of the current comic are presented in a four-panel newspaper format. After that point it changes to a full-page comic with varying panel layouts. A few comics are also in color, which are presented as bonuses for donations made by the readers.readers (a process which ended in the mid-2010's -- most pages are now posted in color by default). Those who bought the first book were given a bonus story called "How Peter met Seth", a mini comic that detailed the days before Seth's reassignment to Peter, but on February 12, 2024, the story was fully released to the public and became the starting pages for the comic itself.
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[[folder: The original comic (1998-2004)]]
* AmusingInjuries: A pigeon ends up a casualty of a water balloon thrown by Peter as he's chasing Iggy.
* CheerfulChild: Chelsea exhibits nothing but happiness in the comic
* ChocolateFrostedSugarBombs: Essentially what Chelsea turns her cereal into by dumping an entire box of sugar.
* FullyDressedCartoonAnimal: Inverted; Betsy isn't wearing anything at all.
* ShoutOut: On the 6th strip, while being babysat by Betsy, Chelsea off-screen chases geese from their habitat [[Webcomic/SabrinaOnline much like another hyperactive child once did]]
* SugarCausesHyperactivity: The first few pages of the comic revolve around Chelsea loading her bowl of cereal with sugar, which leads to her running around and acting silly.
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* AdaptationalJerkass: In the 2005 reboot, Chelsea gets turned from being a CheerfulChild with [[SugarCausesHyperactivity too much of a sweet tooth]] to a snarky contrarian who dabbles in stalking and bullying for a short period.
* AgeLift: Seth was a kid and an ordinary person in the original comic, while in the 2005 release he's an adult.
* AlmightyJanitor: While a rank lower than a guardian, Eddy is basically their fixer and frequently takes care of anyone who might cause them an issue, as demonstrated with his handling of Dr. Victor and Dr. Fritz. Subverted later after the Birthday Party arc reveals that Eddy was actually their ''leader'' the entire time.
* AgeLift: Seth was a kid and an ordinary person in the original comic, while in the 2005 release he's an adult.
* AlmightyJanitor: While a rank lower than a guardian, Eddy is basically their fixer and frequently takes care of anyone who might cause them an issue, as demonstrated with his handling of Dr. Victor and Dr. Fritz. Subverted later after the Birthday Party arc reveals that Eddy was actually their ''leader'' the entire time.
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* CanonForeigner: Whitney and Tracy enter the cast later on in the comic, with the former serving as Peter's first crush and the latter being included as a TakeThat at someone in the author's childhood.
* ContinuityNod: Peter sabotaging Chelsea's sleepover with the worms wasn't the first time he decided to subject her to his antics. Only, unlike in the original continuity where he pelted her and her friends with water balloons, this time it [[DudeNotFunny wasn't played for laughs]] and was done out of boredom rather than playfulness.
* ContinuityNod: Peter sabotaging Chelsea's sleepover with the worms wasn't the first time he decided to subject her to his antics. Only, unlike in the original continuity where he pelted her and her friends with water balloons, this time it [[DudeNotFunny wasn't played for laughs]] and was done out of boredom rather than playfulness.
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** Seth frequently does this to Peter up until he learns about what happened to Steven.
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* ObfuscatingStupidity: Eddy is ''very'' good with this as he has Jeff under the idea he's an annoying talking dog when in fact, he's the leader of the Guardian organization that Seth and Persephoni are apart of.
* PutOnABus: After their unfortunate encounter with Eddy, Dr. Victor Munchkinn and Dr. Fritz aren't seen for the rest of the comic after fleeing Peter's house besides a few cameos later in the comic.
* TheScapegoat: Peter ends up taking the flak from Chelsea over the worms splattering her and Ezzy with paintballs, but in all fairness, [[LaserGuidedKarma it was his idea to try to sabotage the party to begin with]].
* PutOnABus: After their unfortunate encounter with Eddy, Dr. Victor Munchkinn and Dr. Fritz aren't seen for the rest of the comic after fleeing Peter's house besides a few cameos later in the comic.
* TheScapegoat: Peter ends up taking the flak from Chelsea over the worms splattering her and Ezzy with paintballs, but in all fairness, [[LaserGuidedKarma it was his idea to try to sabotage the party to begin with]].
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* ObfuscatingStupidity: Eddy is ''very'' good with this as he has Jeff under the idea he's an annoying talking dog when in fact, he's the leader of the actually a Guardian organization that Seth and Persephoni are apart of.
entity hiding in plain sight.
* PutOnABus: After their unfortunate encounter with Eddy, Dr. Victor Munchkinn and Dr. Fritz aren't seen for the rest of the comic after fleeing Peter's house besides a few cameos later in thecomic.
comic. According to the author, these characters have since been abandoned and their arc is considered finished as-is.
* TheScapegoat: Peter ends up taking the flak from Chelsea over the worms splattering her and Ezzy withpaintballs, but in all fairness, [[LaserGuidedKarma it was his idea to try to sabotage the party to begin with]].paintballs.
* PutOnABus: After their unfortunate encounter with Eddy, Dr. Victor Munchkinn and Dr. Fritz aren't seen for the rest of the comic after fleeing Peter's house besides a few cameos later in the
* TheScapegoat: Peter ends up taking the flak from Chelsea over the worms splattering her and Ezzy with
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* StalkerWithACrush: Chelsea, who watched and kept notes of Peter's habits on [[http://www.peterandcompany.com/2013/12/16/comic-192-you-saw-nothing/ several occasions]] and went into a rage when he showed interest in another girl.
* TakeThat: Tracy in particular serves as one; see Trivia for more details.
* TookALevelInKindness: After the perfume incident, Chelsea becomes noticeably nicer, and by the time she [[spoiler:loses Pearl]], she becomes an entirely different person than who she was in the beginning.
* TakeThat: Tracy in particular serves as one; see Trivia for more details.
* TookALevelInKindness: After the perfume incident, Chelsea becomes noticeably nicer, and by the time she [[spoiler:loses Pearl]], she becomes an entirely different person than who she was in the beginning.
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* StalkerWithACrush: Chelsea, who watched and kept notes of Peter's habits on [[http://www.peterandcompany.com/2013/12/16/comic-192-you-saw-nothing/ several occasions]] and went into a rage showed signs of jealousy when he showed interest in another girl.
* TakeThat: Tracy in particular serves as one; see Trivia for more details.
* TookALevelInKindness: After the perfume incident, Chelsea becomes noticeably nicer, and by the time she [[spoiler:loses Pearl]], she becomes an entirely different person than who she was in quickly goes through a rapid character transformation away from being a bully to Peter, and by the beginning.time the sequel series comes around, the two are shown to be good friends.
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%%* BarefootCartoonAnimal: Practically the whole cast.
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%%* CloudCuckooLander: Iggy.
%%* TheComicallySerious: Korgar. He's an [[OurOrcsAreDifferent orc]] with NoIndoorVoice...who happens to [[ItMakesSenseInContext be a teacher at the title character's school.]]
%%* TheComicallySerious: Korgar. He's an [[OurOrcsAreDifferent orc]] with NoIndoorVoice...who happens to [[ItMakesSenseInContext be a teacher at the title character's school.]]
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%%* {{Jerkass}}: Chelsea, especially when [[TheBully bullying Peter]].
%%* {{Jerkass}}: Chelsea, especially when [[TheBully bullying Peter]].
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* TheMatchmaker: Downplayed, Eddy inadvertently brings Jeff together with a raccoon girl who works in the same company he's in, but only by annoying the two into sharing their mutual disdain for him.
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* TheMatchmaker: Downplayed, Eddy inadvertently brings Jeff together with June, a raccoon girl who works in the same company he's in, but only by annoying the two into sharing their mutual disdain for him.
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* ScrewThisImOutOfHere: Lampshaded by Seth in his conversation with Peter after the latter sees the skid marks on his driveway.
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* ScrewThisImOutOfHere: Lampshaded by Seth in his conversation with Peter after the latter sees the skid marks Dr. Victor and Fritz left on his driveway.
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%%* StealthHiBye: Seth does this to Peter on occasion, much to the irritation of the latter.
%%* StuffedIntoALocker: Has happened to Peter on occasion.
%%* StuffedIntoALocker: Has happened to Peter on occasion.
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* {{Tuckerization}}: Almost everyone in the comic in Jon's past has their real names used. The only notable aversion of this trope is with Jon's own avatar, Peter, and Chelsea.
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* {{Tuckerization}}: Almost everyone in Downplayed; Whitney and Tracy are so far the comic in Jon's past has only confirmed characters who use the names of their real names used. The only notable aversion of this trope is with Jon's own avatar, Peter, and Chelsea.real-life counterparts.
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[[folder: The original comic (1998-2004)]]
* AmusingInjuries: A pigeon ends up a casualty of a water balloon thrown by Peter as he's chasing Iggy.
* CheerfulChild: Chelsea exhibits nothing but happiness in the comic
* ChocolateFrostedSugarBombs: Essentially what Chelsea turns her cereal into by dumping an entire box of sugar.
* FullyDressedCartoonAnimal: Inverted; Betsy isn't wearing anything at all.
* ShoutOut: On the 6th strip, while being babysat by Betsy, Chelsea off-screen chases geese from their habitat [[Webcomic/SabrinaOnline much like another hyperactive child once did]]
* SugarCausesHyperactivity: The first few pages of the comic revolve around Chelsea loading her bowl of cereal with sugar, which leads to her running around and acting silly.
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* AmusingInjuries: A pigeon ends up a casualty of a water balloon thrown by Peter as he's chasing Iggy.
* CheerfulChild: Chelsea exhibits nothing but happiness in the comic
* ChocolateFrostedSugarBombs: Essentially what Chelsea turns her cereal into by dumping an entire box of sugar.
* FullyDressedCartoonAnimal: Inverted; Betsy isn't wearing anything at all.
* ShoutOut: On the 6th strip, while being babysat by Betsy, Chelsea off-screen chases geese from their habitat [[Webcomic/SabrinaOnline much like another hyperactive child once did]]
* SugarCausesHyperactivity: The first few pages of the comic revolve around Chelsea loading her bowl of cereal with sugar, which leads to her running around and acting silly.
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[[folder: The original comic (1998-2004)]]
* AmusingInjuries: A pigeon ends up a casualty of a water balloon thrown by Peter as he's chasing Iggy.
* CheerfulChild: Chelsea exhibits nothing but happiness in the comic
* ChocolateFrostedSugarBombs: Essentially what Chelsea turns her cereal into by dumping an entire box of sugar.
* FullyDressedCartoonAnimal: Inverted; Betsy isn't wearing anything at all.
* ShoutOut: On the 6th strip, while being babysat by Betsy, Chelsea off-screen chases geese from their habitat [[Webcomic/SabrinaOnline much like another hyperactive child once did]]
* SugarCausesHyperactivity: The first few pages of the comic revolve around Chelsea loading her bowl of cereal with sugar, which leads to her running around and acting silly.
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* AmusingInjuries: A pigeon ends up a casualty of a water balloon thrown by Peter as he's chasing Iggy.
* CheerfulChild: Chelsea exhibits nothing but happiness in the comic
* ChocolateFrostedSugarBombs: Essentially what Chelsea turns her cereal into by dumping an entire box of sugar.
* FullyDressedCartoonAnimal: Inverted; Betsy isn't wearing anything at all.
* ShoutOut: On the 6th strip, while being babysat by Betsy, Chelsea off-screen chases geese from their habitat [[Webcomic/SabrinaOnline much like another hyperactive child once did]]
* SugarCausesHyperactivity: The first few pages of the comic revolve around Chelsea loading her bowl of cereal with sugar, which leads to her running around and acting silly.
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I figured it'd make more sense to have the current comic selectable first since that's what's currently being worked on.
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[[folder: The original comic (1998-2004)]]
* AmusingInjuries: A pigeon ends up a casualty of a water balloon thrown by Peter as he's chasing Iggy.
* CheerfulChild: Chelsea exhibits nothing but happiness in the comic
* ChocolateFrostedSugarBombs: Essentially what Chelsea turns her cereal into by dumping an entire box of sugar.
* FullyDressedCartoonAnimal: Inverted; Betsy isn't wearing anything at all.
* ShoutOut: On the 6th strip, while being babysat by Betsy, Chelsea off-screen chases geese from their habitat [[Webcomic/SabrinaOnline much like another hyperactive child once did]]
* SugarCausesHyperactivity: The first few pages of the comic revolve around Chelsea loading her bowl of cereal with sugar, which leads to her running around and acting silly.
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* AmusingInjuries: A pigeon ends up a casualty of a water balloon thrown by Peter as he's chasing Iggy.
* CheerfulChild: Chelsea exhibits nothing but happiness in the comic
* ChocolateFrostedSugarBombs: Essentially what Chelsea turns her cereal into by dumping an entire box of sugar.
* FullyDressedCartoonAnimal: Inverted; Betsy isn't wearing anything at all.
* ShoutOut: On the 6th strip, while being babysat by Betsy, Chelsea off-screen chases geese from their habitat [[Webcomic/SabrinaOnline much like another hyperactive child once did]]
* SugarCausesHyperactivity: The first few pages of the comic revolve around Chelsea loading her bowl of cereal with sugar, which leads to her running around and acting silly.
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[[folder: The original comic (1998-2004)]]
* AmusingInjuries: A pigeon ends up a casualty of a water balloon thrown by Peter as he's chasing Iggy.
* CheerfulChild: Chelsea exhibits nothing but happiness in the comic
* ChocolateFrostedSugarBombs: Essentially what Chelsea turns her cereal into by dumping an entire box of sugar.
* FullyDressedCartoonAnimal: Inverted; Betsy isn't wearing anything at all.
* ShoutOut: On the 6th strip, while being babysat by Betsy, Chelsea off-screen chases geese from their habitat [[Webcomic/SabrinaOnline much like another hyperactive child once did]]
* SugarCausesHyperactivity: The first few pages of the comic revolve around Chelsea loading her bowl of cereal with sugar, which leads to her running around and acting silly.
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* AmusingInjuries: A pigeon ends up a casualty of a water balloon thrown by Peter as he's chasing Iggy.
* CheerfulChild: Chelsea exhibits nothing but happiness in the comic
* ChocolateFrostedSugarBombs: Essentially what Chelsea turns her cereal into by dumping an entire box of sugar.
* FullyDressedCartoonAnimal: Inverted; Betsy isn't wearing anything at all.
* ShoutOut: On the 6th strip, while being babysat by Betsy, Chelsea off-screen chases geese from their habitat [[Webcomic/SabrinaOnline much like another hyperactive child once did]]
* SugarCausesHyperactivity: The first few pages of the comic revolve around Chelsea loading her bowl of cereal with sugar, which leads to her running around and acting silly.
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A sequel called ''Peter And Whitney'' was released on May 2, 2016, which skips ahead to the characters in their college days after the guardians have left them.
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A sequel called ''Peter And and Whitney'' was released on May 2, 2016, which skips ahead to the characters in their college days after the guardians have left them.
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* BlackmailBackfire: Tracy coerces Peter into doing all the research for their class assignment, and in retaliation, Peter ends up making an entirely fraudulent report that is purely based on fiction which nets her a 44%; An F, to be precise.
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* BlackmailBackfire: Tracy coerces Peter into doing all the research for their class assignment, and in retaliation, Peter ends up making an entirely fraudulent report that is purely based on fiction which nets her a 44%; An an F, to be precise.
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* TheCameo: Sammy [=MacLean=] from Webcomic/LasLindas makes a cameo appearance in the comic on strip #202 as Peter's substitute teacher during his class project with Tracy.
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* TheCameo: Sammy [=MacLean=] from Webcomic/LasLindas ''Webcomic/LasLindas'' makes a cameo appearance in the comic on strip #202 as Peter's substitute teacher during his class project with Tracy.
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** Dr. Victor Munchkinn and Dr. Fritz are essentially one big shoutout to ''Franchise/GhostBusters''.
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** Dr. Victor Munchkinn and Dr. Fritz are essentially one big shoutout to ''Franchise/GhostBusters''.''Franchise/{{Ghostbusters}}''.
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* {{Tuckerization}}: Almost everyone in the comic in Jon's past has their real names used. The only notable aversion of this trope is with Jon's own avatar, Peter.
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* {{Tuckerization}}: Almost everyone in the comic in Jon's past has their real names used. The only notable aversion of this trope is with Jon's own avatar, Peter.Peter, and Chelsea.
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* TookALevelInKindness: After the perfume incident, Chelsea becomes noticeably less hostile and nicer, and by the time she [[spoiler:loses Pearl]], she becomes an entirely different person than who she was in the beginning.
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* TookALevelInKindness: After the perfume incident, Chelsea becomes noticeably less hostile and nicer, and by the time she [[spoiler:loses Pearl]], she becomes an entirely different person than who she was in the beginning.
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The current comic initially started as a semi-autobiography, and then it went back to its slice-of-life roots later down the line. The story revolves around Peter, a 12-year-old cat who is having a difficult time surviving through childhood. One day he makes a new friend in the form of Seth, a white-suited duck. Peter quickly realizes that Seth is [[http://peterandcompany.com/20050126 only visible to him]], providing the backdrop for the rest of the story. Seth follows Peter around in order to offer him advice without directly interfering and guidance through the various plotlines. There are other children who have special friends in the world as well, and each of them can see the others' companions and even talk to them. Seth and the rest are referred to only as "Guardians," leaving the theological undertones up to the interpretation of the viewer.
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The current comic initially started as a semi-autobiography, and then it went back to its slice-of-life roots later down the line. The story revolves around Peter, a 12-year-old cat who is having a difficult time surviving through childhood. One day he makes a new friend in the form of Seth, a white-suited duck. Peter quickly realizes that Seth is [[http://peterandcompany.com/20050126 [[InvisibleToNormals only visible to him]], providing the backdrop for the rest of the story. Seth follows Peter around in order to offer him advice without directly interfering and guidance through the various plotlines. There are other children who have special friends in the world as well, and each of them can see the others' companions and even talk to them. Seth and the rest are referred to only as "Guardians," leaving the theological undertones up to the interpretation of the viewer.
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** Chelsea has done a few things to Peter during her {{Jerkass}} phase, from chucking an iceball at Peter to sabotaging his gift at Whitney's Birthday party and blaming him for causing a severe allergic reaction.
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'''''Peter and Company''''' is a furry webcomic by artist Jonathan Ponikvar. The first comic started as a whacky slice of life with about 224 strips and lasted from 1998-2004. It eventually went through a ContinuityReboot, with the first strip of the second comic having surfaced on January 1, 2005. The second comic can be found [[http://www.peterandcompany.com here]]. Those who bought the comic were given a bonus story called "How Peter met Seth", a mini comic that detailed the days before Seth's reassignment to Peter, but on February 12, 2024, the story was fully released to the public and became the starting pages for the comic itself.
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'''''Peter and Company''''' is a furry webcomic by artist Jonathan Ponikvar. The first comic started as a whacky slice of life with about 224 strips and lasted from 1998-2004. It eventually went through a ContinuityReboot, with the first strip of the second comic having surfaced on January 1, 2005. The second comic can be found [[http://www.peterandcompany.com here]]. Those who bought the comic were given a bonus story called "How Peter met Seth", a mini comic that detailed the days before Seth's reassignment to Peter, but on February 12, 2024, the story was fully released to the public and became the starting pages for the comic itself.
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The first 75 strips of the current comic are presented in a four-panel newspaper format. After that point it changes to a full-page comic with varying panel layouts. A few comics are also in color, which are presented as bonuses for donations made by the readers.
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The first 75 strips of the current comic are presented in a four-panel newspaper format. After that point it changes to a full-page comic with varying panel layouts. A few comics are also in color, which are presented as bonuses for donations made by the readers.
readers. Those who bought the first book were given a bonus story called "How Peter met Seth", a mini comic that detailed the days before Seth's reassignment to Peter, but on February 12, 2024, the story was fully released to the public and became the starting pages for the comic itself.
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'''''Peter and Company''''' is a furry webcomic by artist Jonathan Ponikvar. The first comic started as a whacky slice of life with about 224 strips and lasted from 1998-2004. It eventually went through a ContinuityReboot, with the first strip of the second comic having surfaced on January 1, 2005. The second comic can be found [[http://www.peterandcompany.com here]]. Those who bought the comic were given a bonus story called "How Peter met Seth", a mini comic that detailed the days before Seth's reassignment to Peter.
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'''''Peter and Company''''' is a furry webcomic by artist Jonathan Ponikvar. The first comic started as a whacky slice of life with about 224 strips and lasted from 1998-2004. It eventually went through a ContinuityReboot, with the first strip of the second comic having surfaced on January 1, 2005. The second comic can be found [[http://www.peterandcompany.com here]]. Those who bought the comic were given a bonus story called "How Peter met Seth", a mini comic that detailed the days before Seth's reassignment to Peter.
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* AdaptationalJerkass: In the 2005 reboot, Chelsea gets turned from being a CheerfulKid with [[SugarCausesHyperactivity too much of a sweet tooth]] to a snarky contrarian who dabbles in stalking and bullying for a short period.
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* AdaptationalJerkass: In the 2005 reboot, Chelsea gets turned from being a CheerfulKid CheerfulChild with [[SugarCausesHyperactivity too much of a sweet tooth]] to a snarky contrarian who dabbles in stalking and bullying for a short period.
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* AdaptationalJerkass: In the 2005 reboot, Chelsea gets turned from being a sweet kid with [[SugarCausesHyperactivity too much of a sweet tooth]] to a snarky contrarian who dabbles in stalking and bullying for a short period.
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* AdaptationalJerkass: In the 2005 reboot, Chelsea gets turned from being a sweet kid CheerfulKid with [[SugarCausesHyperactivity too much of a sweet tooth]] to a snarky contrarian who dabbles in stalking and bullying for a short period.
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* AgeLift: Seth was a kid and an ordinary person in the original comic, while in the 2005 release he's an adult and a supernatural being who only Peter and other Guardians can see.
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* AgeLift: Seth was a kid and an ordinary person in the original comic, while in the 2005 release he's an adult and a supernatural being who only Peter and other Guardians can see.adult.
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* ContinuityNod: Peter sabotaging Chelsea's sleepover with the worms wasn't the first time he decided to subject her to his antics. Only, unlike in the original continuity where he pelted her and her friends with water balloons, this time it [[DudeNotFunny wasn't played for laughs]] and was done out of boredom rather than playfulness.
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* AmusingInjuries: A pigeon ends up a casualty of a water balloon thrown by Peter as he's chasing Iggy.
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* ChocolateFrostedSugarBombs: Essentially what Chelsea turns her cereal into by dumping an entire box of cereal.
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* ChocolateFrostedSugarBombs: Essentially what Chelsea turns her cereal into by dumping an entire box of cereal.sugar.
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* CheerfulChild: Chelsea exhibits nothing but happiness in the comic
* ChocolateFrostedSugarBombs: Essentially what Chelsea turns her cereal into by dumping an entire box of cereal.
* FullyDressedCartoonAnimal: Inverted; Betsy isn’t wearing anything at all.
* ShoutOut: On the 6th strip, while being babysat by Betsy, Chelsea off-screen chases geese from their habitat [[Webcomic/SabrinaOnline much like another hyperactive child once did]]
* SugarCausesHyperactivity: The first few pages of the comic revolve around Chelsea loading her bowl of cereal with sugar, which leads to her running around and acting silly.
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* CheerfulChild: Chelsea exhibits nothing but happiness in the comic
* ChocolateFrostedSugarBombs: Essentially what Chelsea turns her cereal into by dumping an entire box of cereal.
* FullyDressedCartoonAnimal: Inverted; Betsy isn’t wearing anything at all.
* ShoutOut: On the 6th strip, while being babysat by Betsy, Chelsea off-screen chases geese from their habitat [[Webcomic/SabrinaOnline much like another hyperactive child once did]]
* SugarCausesHyperactivity: The first few pages of the comic revolve around Chelsea loading her bowl of cereal with sugar, which leads to her running around and acting silly.
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[[folder: The original comic (1998-2004)]]
* CheerfulChild: Chelsea exhibits nothing but happiness in the comic
* ChocolateFrostedSugarBombs: Essentially what Chelsea turns her cereal into by dumping an entire box of cereal.
* FullyDressedCartoonAnimal: Inverted; Betsy isn’t wearing anything at all.
* ShoutOut: On the 6th strip, while being babysat by Betsy, Chelsea off-screen chases geese from their habitat [[Webcomic/SabrinaOnline much like another hyperactive child once did]]
* SugarCausesHyperactivity: The first few pages of the comic revolve around Chelsea loading her bowl of cereal with sugar, which leads to her running around and acting silly.
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* CheerfulChild: Chelsea exhibits nothing but happiness in the comic
* ChocolateFrostedSugarBombs: Essentially what Chelsea turns her cereal into by dumping an entire box of cereal.
* FullyDressedCartoonAnimal: Inverted; Betsy isn’t wearing anything at all.
* ShoutOut: On the 6th strip, while being babysat by Betsy, Chelsea off-screen chases geese from their habitat [[Webcomic/SabrinaOnline much like another hyperactive child once did]]
* SugarCausesHyperactivity: The first few pages of the comic revolve around Chelsea loading her bowl of cereal with sugar, which leads to her running around and acting silly.
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'''''Peter and Company''''' is a furry webcomic by artist Jonathan Ponikvar. The first comic started as a whacky slice of life with about 224 strips and lasted from 1998-2004. It eventually went through a ContinuityReboot, with the first strip of the second comic having surfaced on January 1, 2005. The second comic can be found [[http://www.peterandcompany.com here]]. Those who bought the comic were given a bonus story called "How Peter met Seth", a 9-page comic that detailed the days before Seth's reassignment to Peter.
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'''''Peter and Company''''' is a furry webcomic by artist Jonathan Ponikvar. The first comic started as a whacky slice of life with about 224 strips and lasted from 1998-2004. It eventually went through a ContinuityReboot, with the first strip of the second comic having surfaced on January 1, 2005. The second comic can be found [[http://www.peterandcompany.com here]]. Those who bought the comic were given a bonus story called "How Peter met Seth", a 9-page mini comic that detailed the days before Seth's reassignment to Peter.
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'''''Peter and Company''''' is a furry webcomic by artist Jonathan Ponikvar. The first comic started as a whacky slice of life with about 224 strips and lasted from 1998-2004. It eventually went through a ContinuityReboot, with the first strip of the second comic having surfaced on January 1, 2005. The second comic can be found [[http://www.peterandcompany.com here]].
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'''''Peter and Company''''' is a furry webcomic by artist Jonathan Ponikvar. The first comic started as a whacky slice of life with about 224 strips and lasted from 1998-2004. It eventually went through a ContinuityReboot, with the first strip of the second comic having surfaced on January 1, 2005. The second comic can be found [[http://www.peterandcompany.com here]].
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* CheerfulChild: Chelsea exhibits nothing but happiness in the comic
* ChocolateFrostedSugarBombs: Essentially what Chelsea turns her cereal into by dumping an entire box of cereal.
* FullyDressedCartoonAnimal: Inverted; Betsy isn’t wearing anything at all.
* ShoutOut: On the 6th strip, while being babysat by Betsy, Chelsea off-screen chases geese from their habitat [[Webcomic/SabrinaOnline much like another hyperactive child once did]]
* SugarCausesHyperactivity: The first few pages of the comic revolve around Chelsea loading her bowl of cereal with sugar, which leads to her running around and acting silly.
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[[folder: The original comic (1998-2004)]]
* CheerfulChild: Chelsea exhibits nothing but happiness in the comic
* ChocolateFrostedSugarBombs: Essentially what Chelsea turns her cereal into by dumping an entire box of cereal.
* FullyDressedCartoonAnimal: Inverted; Betsy isn’t wearing anything at all.
* ShoutOut: On the 6th strip, while being babysat by Betsy, Chelsea off-screen chases geese from their habitat [[Webcomic/SabrinaOnline much like another hyperactive child once did]]
* SugarCausesHyperactivity: The first few pages of the comic revolve around Chelsea loading her bowl of cereal with sugar, which leads to her running around and acting silly.
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* BecomingTheMask: Justified; [[spoiler: Persephoni believes she would be able to help Chelsea better as a normal being rather than being an Elite Guardian where she would just merely be a pet to comfort her]].
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* BlessedWithSuck: Being an Elite Guardian pretty much means all you can do is be a pet that provides emotional comfort to their child, rather than being able to directly guide them like a regular Guardian would.
