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Tiger? Check. Sentient and friendly? Check. Stuffed with lovable fluff? Check. Calvin's just a conduit for the Hundred-Acre Wood.
* I'm starting to think Calvin's dad is Chrisopher Robin, in fact...
* This WMG is [[TV Tropes Made of Win Archive]].
* Norwegian author Tor Åge Bringsværd, who wrote an introduction to the Norwegian translation of ''The Essential Calvin and Hobbes'', claims that Hobbes is, in fact, Tigger's ''son.'' Who has inherited his father's hyperactive nature and fondness for pouncing on his friends, but is more reflective and philosophical.
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* Jeremy Duncan has a brother who's a few years older than him (he doesn't appear often in ''Zits'', because he's attending college). Calvin is quite obviously an only child. So how does Jeremy's brother fit into this theory?
* Alternately, ''Calvin grows up to be Jeremy Duncan, who grows up to be Frazz.'' The logical continuation of this is, of course, that ''Frazz then grows up to be Edward Norton's character from ''[[Fight Club]]''.'' Thus, ''all four of these characters are gods.''
** Let's go one more step. Calvin grows up to be Jeremy, who grows up to be Frazz, who grows up to be "Tyler Durden," while Suzie grows up to be Haruhi Suzumiya; since [[Haruhi Suzumiya (Literature)|Kyon]] becomes [[Doctor Who
***** This also means that Captain Jack is a god...
* Staying with Jeremy Duncan, it's obvious when you compare each character's parents: Calvin/Jeremy's dad just gained weight in the intervening years. That also means that it's also entirely possible that Susie is Sara and Moe is Hector.
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== Hobbes is an alien, a Fuzzy Tiger, who transforms into a plush toy when seen by humans ==
Combine the above theory with the aliens from the episode "Blink" of ''[[
* Like Kerberos from [[Cardcaptor Sakura (Manga)|Cardcaptor Sakura]]? Spiffy. Perhaps he's training Calvin for a similar mission! [[Gotta Catch Them All]]!
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* That's why after he ge
== Galaxoid and Nebular are early [[Doctor Who
Nebular the navigator clearly has a rather bloated ego about his "amazing navigation skills"; it's more than likely that he is so bad at it that the two managed to travel, by accident and completely without noticing, several millions of years forward in time. After the appearances they had in the strip, they will return to their own time, and after they die, Daleks will have their usual evolution with the nuclear war and Davros and stuff we all know.
* In addition, they eventually discover an ancient contract that shows that they have bought planet Earth at a bargain price. But when they come back to check out their new place, they find that Calvin, who never really owned Earth, didn't have the authority to make the trade, which made the contract moot. They'll be ultra-pissed and try to kill everyone; then Calvin will spontaneously manifest his Time Lord abilities and stop them.
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== They both happened. ==
And sometime between those events, [http://neverland-syndrome.deviantart.com/art/Calvin-and-86694273 this happened.]
* The link above is now dead, but you can still view the comic via
== Susie is actually Daria Morgendorffer ==
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The connection is [http://garfield.wikia.com/wiki/Lyman Lyman]. He disappears from ''Garfield'' in 1983, then a few years later reappears in ''Calvin & Hobbes''. Lyman is Calvin's [http://calvin.doriennesmith.com/comics/28.php Uncle Max]: his full name is Max Lyman. The evidence is that [http://2.bp.blogspot.com/_iRE1f7T37Zk/TU_ELSUX_PI/AAAAAAAAAYQ/5t-hEW8zlN8/s1600/14.+Imaginary+Friend.gif Max] and [http://uploads.neatorama.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/10/lyman.jpg Lyman] look the same, and have a similar sartorial taste. The few differences between the two (such as Max's bigger nose) can be explained by different artistic impressions of the same character. Max's hairline has receded somewhat since he was living with Jon, but there are years between his disappearance from Garfield and reappearance in Calvin & Hobbes, so that certainly could've happened. Max being Lyman also explain why he's [http://2.bp.blogspot.com/_iRE1f7T37Zk/TU_ELSUX_PI/AAAAAAAAAYQ/5t-hEW8zlN8/s1600/14.+Imaginary+Friend.gif worried about Calvin's imaginary friend], and why he says that all of his friends might've been imaginary too. When he was living Jon, they were caught up in a [[wikipedia:Folie %C3%A0 deux|folie à deux]], where they imagined their cat and dog were acting like human beings. Max realized he had to break away from this fantasy, but Jon, being the more infantile of the two, couldn't do the same. Max realized he had no choice but leave: that's why he disappeared so suddenly from ''Garfield'' and left Odie behind. His past history explains his comment about imaginary friends (he's referring to Garfield an Odie), as well as why he thinks Calvin having an imaginary friend might not be healthy for him.
== Either Calvin or Hobbes is a [[Doctor Who
The TARDIS is the cardboard box, because it has been used to time travel on two separate occasions. And the [[Magic Carpet]] that Calvin and Hobbes once used is the TARDIS that has changed form.
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** Oh yes, and Uncle Max was sucked into the Unknown portal.
== Hobbes is distantly related to the [[Doctor Who
Whenever anyone except Calvin sees him, he turns into a stuffed animal.
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