Hobbes

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Hobbes is the sardonic, philosophical stuffed tiger who comes to life in the imagination of a young boy in the comic strip "Calvin and Hobbes."

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Hobbes canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf anthropomorphic tiger
comic strip character
fictional character
imaginary friend
alignment good-natured
appearsIn Calvin and Hobbes NERFINISHED
appearsInGenre humor
philosophical fiction
basedOn Bill Watterson's childhood stuffed tiger (inspiration)
countryOfOrigin United States (work's origin) NERFINISHED
creator Bill Watterson NERFINISHED
dislikes baths
dogs
eyeColor black (stylized)
favoriteActivity eating tuna fish sandwiches
philosophical conversations with Calvin
pouncing on Calvin
firstAppearanceWork Calvin and Hobbes NERFINISHED
gender male
hasColor orange with black stripes (in color prints)
hasFriend Calvin NERFINISHED
hasTheme childhood and friendship
imagination versus reality
isStuffedAnimalWithinFiction true
language English (dialogue)
likes Calvin NERFINISHED
naps
tuna fish
medium newspaper comic strip
namedAfter Thomas Hobbes NERFINISHED
notableFor appearing as a living tiger to Calvin
appearing as a stuffed animal to other characters
offering philosophical commentary
personalityTrait affectionate
mischievous
philosophical
playful
sardonic
thoughtful
wry
philosophicalAssociation Thomas Hobbes NERFINISHED
primaryRelationship Calvin NERFINISHED
publisherOfWork Universal Press Syndicate (for Calvin and Hobbes) NERFINISHED
role Calvin's companion
Calvin's confidant
Calvin's foil
setting American suburban neighborhood
species tiger
visualFormForCalvin living tiger
visualFormForOthers stuffed toy tiger

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