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{{Villain Infobox |
{{Villain Infobox |
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|image = Gene-0.png |
|image = Gene-0.png |
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|fullname = Gene |
|fullname = Gene |
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|alias = None |
|alias = None |
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|skills = Pranking<br> |
|skills = Pranking<br> |
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Leadership |
Leadership |
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+ | |hobby = Antagonizing Benson <small>(formerly)</small>. |
|goals = Be better than Benson in every possible way <small>(formerly)</small>. |
|goals = Be better than Benson in every possible way <small>(formerly)</small>. |
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| − | |crimes = |
+ | |crimes = Assault<br> |
| + | Destruction<br> |
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| + | Vandalism |
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| + | |type of villain = Rival Trickster |
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He was voiced by {{w|Kurtwood Smith}}, who also portrayed [[Clarence Boddicker]] in ''RoboCop'', and [[Thomas Perry]] in ''Dead Poets Society''. |
He was voiced by {{w|Kurtwood Smith}}, who also portrayed [[Clarence Boddicker]] in ''RoboCop'', and [[Thomas Perry]] in ''Dead Poets Society''. |
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==History== |
==History== |
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| − | He a vending machine first seen in "Prankless". He is the park manager of East Pines and tries to destroy the Park by having a huge prank war. |
+ | He is a vending machine first seen in "Prankless". He is the park manager of East Pines and tries to destroy the Park by having a huge prank war. |
He later returns in "The Christmas Special" as he captures the Park staff trespassing in East Pines Park on their way to a volcano to destroy the gift box. Initially thinking them to be plotting to prank him, he turns around and helps them after learning the severity of their mission by taking them to the entrance of the cavern leading to the volcano, warning them about its booby traps, and briefly holding off [[Quillgin]] and his men. |
He later returns in "The Christmas Special" as he captures the Park staff trespassing in East Pines Park on their way to a volcano to destroy the gift box. Initially thinking them to be plotting to prank him, he turns around and helps them after learning the severity of their mission by taking them to the entrance of the cavern leading to the volcano, warning them about its booby traps, and briefly holding off [[Quillgin]] and his men. |
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[[Category:Possessed Objects]] |
[[Category:Possessed Objects]] |
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[[Category:Grey Zone]] |
[[Category:Grey Zone]] |
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[[Category:Vandals]] |
[[Category:Vandals]] |
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[[Category:Honorable]] |
[[Category:Honorable]] |
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[[Category:Protagonists]] |
[[Category:Protagonists]] |
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[[Category:Big Bads]] |
[[Category:Big Bads]] |
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Revision as of 02:07, 21 July 2020
Gene is the main antagonist of the Cartoon Network series Regular Show. He is the arch-nemesis of Mordecai, Rigby, and Benson.
He was voiced by Kurtwood Smith, who also portrayed Clarence Boddicker in RoboCop, and Thomas Perry in Dead Poets Society.
History
He is a vending machine first seen in "Prankless". He is the park manager of East Pines and tries to destroy the Park by having a huge prank war.
He later returns in "The Christmas Special" as he captures the Park staff trespassing in East Pines Park on their way to a volcano to destroy the gift box. Initially thinking them to be plotting to prank him, he turns around and helps them after learning the severity of their mission by taking them to the entrance of the cavern leading to the volcano, warning them about its booby traps, and briefly holding off Quillgin and his men.
In "Thomas Fights Back", Gene and his goons steal the statue of Curtis Montgomery and was fooled by Thomas for cutting the gas of their golf carts, removing the batteries from their walkie-talkies and cut the wire of the emergency phone.
Appearance
Gene is a green vending machine with a green hat. Since he is a vending machine, snacks are seen through a glass mirror.
Gallery
Trivia
- In The Christmas Special, he is shown to have a wife and child.
