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“ | Rigby: What happened to you, man? How can you work for him!? Mordecai: I couldn't stay at the park forever! I have to think of my career! Rigby: How about your friends? Mordecai: We're not friends! We haven't been friends for a long time! |
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~ Future Mordecai and Future Rigby about the former's actions. |
“ | It was all a waste, Mordecai. I sold us out. I climbed the evil corporate ladder, I had an evil six-figure salary, and even bought an evil condo in Maui, right on the beach. (groan) And for what? No family, no friends. Work isn't everything. It's not worth shooting your best friend over, I'll tell you that. Truth is... (groan) Right now, I'd trade in my life for an afternoon playing video games with my bro. (coughs) The future is in your hands... | „ |
~ Future Mordecai's last words to his present self about letting go of his anger and forgive Rigby. |
Future Mordecai is the secondary antagonist of the 2015 Cartoon Network film Regular Show: The Movie. He is the evil future counterpart of the original Mordecai who joined Mr. Ross' force after being lied to about not going to College University by Rigby and decided to take revenge on his former best friend.
Like his present counterpart, he was voiced by series creator J.G. Quintel.
Appearance[]
Future Mordecai looks pretty much like Mordecai but with a few changes. He looks around 7–10 years older than the present Mordecai, judging by the bags under his eyes. He has spiky hair, somewhat a beard, black armor, a dark purple cape, and his most notable change is his left robotic arm.
Biography[]
Background[]
In Regular Show: The Movie, Future Mordecai killed Future Rigby in anger once their former science teacher Mr. Ross informed him how Rigby forged a fake letter from College University denying Mordecai's application just so they would remain as friends. Once Mordecai learned the truth, he became outraged by this and joined Mr. Ross' criminal empire and turned against his own friends since he would have had a better career and life if he was in College University.
Present[]
A high school lab experiment went horribly wrong and accidentally created a Timenado and is on the verge of destroying the universe. Mordecai and Rigby go back in time as well as Pops, Skips, Benson, Muscle Man, and Hi Five Ghost just to stop this. However, Future Mordecai and Mr. Ross showed up to stop them later in the high school where they were trying to disable the time machine that Mordecai and Rigby's high school selves created.
While he was still spiteful, after listening to Rigby's brutally honest rejection letter from College U, Future Mordecai had a change of heart and ends up sacrificing himself in order to protect Mordecai when Mr. Ross was about to kill him. Before Future Mordecai died, he confessed to his past self that despite his financial success and status, he had no friends or family to enjoy it with. He states he would have been better off staying friends with Rigby instead of being successful. He gifts Mordecai the keys to his spaceship and tells him "The future, is in your hands" before he dies from his wounds.
Once Mordecai forgives Rigby and helps him defeat Mr. Ross and destroy the Timenado, Future Mordecai’s and Future Rigby’s dead bodies are erased from existence now that they won’t become enemies in the future.
Relationships[]
Allies[]
- Mr. Ross (master turned killer)
- Mordecai (present self, former victim)
Enemies[]
- Future Park Rangers (victims)
- Future Rigby (victim)
Quotes[]
“ | Ceasefire! Rigby and Benson, you're outnumbered! Dude, you can totally stop this bloodshed! Give up! | „ |
~ Future Mordecai telling Rigby and Benson to surrender. |
“ | I know what you did Rigby and I'll never forgive you! | „ |
~ Future Mordecai yelling at Future Rigby in vengeance. |
“ | Press that button and I WILL shoot you! | „ |
~ Future Mordecai threatening Future Rigby before fatally blasting him. |
Trivia[]
- This incarnation of a Future Mordecai should not be confused with the older, fat and non-villainous one seen in the episode "House Rules", who lived in the No Rules Man' No Rules Land as an example of how Mordecai would end up if he adheres to a ruleless life.
- As well he has other villainous incarnation along with Rigby in episode "Mordecai and the Rigby's".
- It's implied he lost his left arm during an altercation with the Park rebels.