| 1 | * AssPull: Garfield just happens to find a flamethrower sitting around Jon's house, but it proves to be useless anyway. |
| 2 | * CrossesTheLineTwice: In probably the most needlessly mean-spirited bit of the "story", Abe Lincoln, one of the most beloved presidents in American history, is brought back to life, only to get brutally killed off literally as soon as he appears, [[BlackComedy all for a cheap laugh in story]]. Even the ''author'' [[CreatorBacklash admitted it wasn't remotely funny]], and [[AuthorsSavingThrow would retcon it or bring him back to life if he ever wrote a sequel.]] |
| 3 | %%* DesignatedHero: Garfield. |
| 4 | * FridgeBrilliance: The POV scene makes sense in spite of the villain being a flying pie, because it ''was'' described as having eyes--thus literally making it "[[PieEyes Pie]] [[{{Pun}} Eyed]]". |
| 5 | * MemeticBadass: The Splut is turned into this. It's a flying, indestructible ''pie'' that can singlehandedly ''blow up the Death Star'' and can break the speed of light several million fold! |
| 6 | * MundaneMadeAwesome: The sentence describing Garfield jumping in ridiculously majestic detail. |
| 7 | * SoBadItsGood: The story is completely nonsensical and absurd, but its just so dang crazy and unpredictable, that it merits reading anyway. |
| 8 | * TrappedByMountainLions: A footnote at the end reveals an unrelated subplot explaining why Jon Arbuckle wasn't in the story, saying he was caught in an accident involving [[Film/TheFly1986 a baboon fused with a cat]], and is being rebuilt into the next Franchise/RoboCop. |
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