The Guardians of Eternal Youth are supporting characters in the 2010 Cartoon Network TV Series Regular Show. They group of babies that guard and give the ability of eternal youth. Skips worships them so he could not die.
Their leader was voiced by David Kaye while the rest were voiced by Robin Atkin Downes, Roger L. Jackson (episode "Free Cake" only), J.G. Quintel ("Skips' Story" only) and Troy Baker ("Skips' Story" only).
Description[]
The Guardians of Eternal Youth are five big chubby babies with deep voices that granted Skips eternal youth. They are only shown during Free Cake and Fists of Justice (also during Brain Eraser and individually during Skips Strikes).
They demand that Skips needs to perform a ritual on his birthday to retain eternal youth, and they try to take it away from him when Rigby interrupts Skips during the ritual.
They apparently love cake (especially chocolate), since they restored Skips' eternal youth in exchange for cake (which they rubbed on themselves, much to Rigby's dismay). The leader appeared in Skips Strikes as a member of the Magical Elements.
They call Skips to fight Klorgbane the Destroyer, their evil brother. However, because Skips broke his hands, Mordecai and Rigby have to maneuver the fists; they are able to defeat Klorgbane. The Guardians say they will give anything to Mordecai and Rigby because of the victory, and Mordecai and Rigby spent it on moving the harpsichord.
The Guardians of Eternal Youth's Belongings[]
The Guardians of Eternal Youth's Realm (The area they live in.)
Antagonistic acts[]
Season 1[]
- in "Free Cake", The Guardians are angry with Skips for failing to finish the spirit dance. The Guardians begin stripping Skips of his immortality by shaking their rattles, aging him, and causing him to crumble to ashes.
Season 3[]
- In "Skips Strikes" Reginald later joined the Magical Elements, after that he used to cheat in bowling tournaments by using magic to help them win.
Season 4[]
- In "Quips", Quintin Q. Quippenger told so many jokes while playing drawesome, Reginald got angry and went to complete rage, imprisoning him and Skips inside a prison cube. After Quips began to say more bad jokes, Reginald became very angry which causes the cube to get smaller.
Season 5[]
- In "Dodge This", Archibald, Oswald Boswald and Griswald join the magical elements dodgeball team, along with The God of Basketball.
Members[]
- Reginald (leader)
- Archibald (deceased)
- Oswald
- Boswald
- Griswald
Powers/Skills[]
- Magic Rattles - Each member is equipped with a magic rattle, which allows them to perform magic, such as stripping Skips of his youth.
- Flight - Each guardian has the ability to float.
- Immortality - Like Skips and Gary, they are all immortal, and as stated above, can even grant someone the ability to be immortal. It seems that the Guardians' immortality only extends to age and therefore they can be killed by external means, which was demonstrated by Archibald, who died after a battle with Klorgbane.
- Omniscience: During the conversation with Modecai and Rigby, they state to have infinite knowledge and can gain it to anyone.
Trivia[]
- Their clothes are much like the Time Lords in the show Doctor Who.
- They appear four times in the series; first in Free Cake, again in Brain Eraser in as one of the pictures from Mordecai's eyes, Skips Strikes and finally in Fists of Justice.
- When the leader appears in the episode Skips Strikes, "GB" is shown on the scoreboard for bowling, which would be the leader's initials due to the other names being up there. "GB" may mean "Giant Baby".
- In the episode "Fists of Justice", one of them dies by getting stabbed in the chest by Klordbane the Destroyer. It is unknown if that Guardian will return.
- Since the death of Archibald, there are only four Guardians left. It is also known that the Guardian that died is named Archibald as Klorgbane said, "Hello, Archibald".
External Links[]
- Guardians of Eternal Youth on the Heroes Wiki