The Garfield Last Panel Replacements meme subculture thrives on subverting the predictable humor of the world's most famous orange cat. By keeping the first two panels of a standard comic strip and replacing the final one with something jarring, nihilistic, or nonsensical, creators give the strip a whole new context. This trend grew out of internet communities like Tumblr and Reddit, where users found that Garfield's mundane life was the perfect canvas for 'weirdcore' or 'Lovecraftian' humor. It shares a spiritual lineage with 'Garfield Minus Garfield,' but focuses on the shock value of a replaced ending rather than just the removal of the protagonist.