| “ | STOP TALKING! | „ |
| ~ Rigby's catchphrase. |
Rigby is one of the two main protagonists (alongside Mordecai) of Regular Show, as well as the main protagonist of Regular Show: The Movie. Rigby is a twenty-three-year-old raccoon. He made his debut in the original Pilot episode working as a groundskeeper of the park.
Rigby isn't really a villain and antagonist at all in the series, but he has done many bad moves that are unacceptable, but he has done things to fix his mistakes as well. As the series progressed, Rigby has gotten less and less immature and has become more of a true friend and has even become a loving and devoted boyfriend and future husband to Eileen. Eventfully, he matures to the point where he retains little, if any of his more immature traits.
He was voiced by William Salyers, who also voiced Erich Soders from HITMAN and Doctor Octopus from Marvel's Spider-Man.
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Bad Deeds
- He and Mordecai are slacking off of their jobs instead of doing their work, which annoyed Benson a lot.
Season 1
- The Power: Steals a keyboard from a wizard and inadvertently sends Skips to the moon. He, along with Mordecai, also conned Benson and Pops.
- Just Set Up the Chairs: Plugged in The Destroyer of Worlds game, so that he could play the game, even though Skips put a note forbidding anyone from playing it. He also tried to get out of setting up the chairs several times, and even expressed annoyance towards Mordecai for talking him out of taking a break.
- Death Punchies: Wanted to get vengeance on everyone who beat him by punchies all the time. He also messed up Mordecai's room and damaged most of the park. His actions could have killed his fellow workers and put the entire park in danger.
- Free Cake: He and Mordecai lie to Benson about Skips wanting a surprise party and he tries to eat the chocolate cake that was for Skips' party and he interrupts Skips' spirit dance leading to his death by the Guardians of Eternal Youth, he and Mordecai felt remorse but Skips eventually got revived after giving the Guardians the cake for his life back.
- Grilled Cheese Deluxe: Steals a grilled cheese sandwich from Benson and lied to Mordecai about buying it. He also went on with the scheme to lie to the astronauts.
- The Unicorns Have Got to Go: Brought in a gang of unicorns, which caused mass destruction in the House. This along with his horrible treatment of Mordecai in this episode, made fans consider this episode to be one of his worst appearances.
- Don: Rigby antagonizes his younger brother Don because he is bigger, richer, and friendlier. He even said that he was born when he was asked why he hated him. This leads to him sending Don away and nearly destroying the park as he was too jealous of Don to ask for help. As revealed later on, however, he does have some valid reasons for his jealously towards Don.
Season 2
- Ello Gov'nor: He smashed up a British taxi. In his defense, however, he thought it was an evil taxi from a horror movie he watched. He and Mordecai also forgot to return a movie they rented.
- It's Time: He repeatedly taunts Mordecai by making him jealous when he announces his plan to go out on a date with Margaret and kept pushing his buttons until he snapped. He finally received his karma when Mordecai accidentally pushes him from the microwave and turned into ashes.
- Appreciation Day: He and Mordecai edit the Book of Park Records to make themselves seem like better employees than they already are. This leads to the creation of Snowballs the Ice Monster and the near destruction of The Park.
- Over the Top: He relentlessly plays into Skips' insecurities by pranking him with an arm gadget allowing him to effortlessly beat him in arm wrestling. He also fooled the others into thinking that he was the stronger of the two. On top of this, he continued his scheme even after realizing that Skips was losing confidence in himself.
- Do Me a Solid: He didn't want to hang out with Eileen, so he made Mordecai do him 10 solids, which were humiliating. Some of these include, putting hot sauce on a burrito, treating him like a slave, and recording him as he did something that is really embarrassing.
- Karaoke Video: He (along with Mordecai) excitedly manage to accidentally trash talk Benson, Pops, and Skips. Their attempts at getting away with this result in them starting a bar fight and ruining the Karaoke Night.
Season 3
- Bet to be Blonde: Cheats during a bet so he would win. He even ignored Skips's advice until he pushed Mordecai to his limit.
- Skips Strikes: Bets the souls of himself, Mordecai, Benson, and Pops with Death if they lost a bowling match. He also tries to defend himself when Mordecai punches him several times in response.
- Terror Tales of the Park (In the House): Threw eggs at an evil wizard's door, which was illegal.
- Fortune Cookie: Switches his fortune cookie with Benson's to get better luck, putting Benson through many terrible predicaments. In the end, it was shown that Muscle Man switched Rigby's cookie earlier.
- Replaced: He along with Mordecai, sabatoged Chad and Jeremy's attempt to get their job. They also bragged to Benson after driving them away.
- Best Burger in the World: He gave Benson a hard time over having to a week's worth of work, tried to disobey him several times, and along with Mordecai, killed both of their holograms for trying to steal their burgers.
- Diary: Broke Margaret's diary, though this was an accident. What makes this a villainous act, however, was that he was warned several times about what would happen if he touched it.
- Death Bear: He lied about a "local legend" and brought Mordecai, Margaret and Eileen to the abandoned Zoo where Death Bear lives. Which almost had killed Mordecai, himself, Margaret and Eileen.
Season 4
- Do or Diaper: He (along with Muscle Man) make a bet - if Mordecai can kiss Margaret by midnight Friday, Muscle Man will wear a diaper for a week. However, if Mordecai fails, which he has to wear a diaper for a week. Despite supporting Mordecai, he was upset when he was happy about his punishment instead of being upset and had fun at his expense.
- Cool Cubed: Pressures Thomas into drinking an extremely cold drink in order to make a "brain freeze face" resulting in Thomas nearly freezing to death. He also tried to get out of saving him because of his cowardince.
Season 5
- Wall Buddy: He divided the room with Wall Buddy, leaving all the trash on Mordecai's side. On top of this, he didn't clean up his room despite Benson saying he would fire both if they didn't clean it up, gulit-tripped Mordecai for not helping him, and threw him under the bus at the end despite calling him out for doing it eariler. Fans consider this his worst appearance to date.
- Return of Mordecai and the Rigbys: He lied to the park gang about free pizza at the Battle of the Bands competition. When he confesses his lie, it leads to them destroying each others' instruments and eventually losing and getting heat stroke as a result.
Season 7
- The Lunch Club: after he ruins Mr. Maellard's lunch, he and Benson have to write Meallard a letter. They have fun instead and Benson and Rigby leave Maellard an insulting note with both of them deciding to resign.
- Lunch Break: He along with Mordecai, tricked Benson into buying an expensive sub.
Season 8
- Mordeby and Rigbecai: In this episode, Mordecai and Rigby accidentally enter a teleporter and start turning into each other. After trying to switch back, they end up with nearly switched bodies (Moredcai now has Rigby's small torso and limbs, while Rigby is tall and has Mordecai's arms). While Mordecai is horrified of being a "tiny little freak" with a "weak little body", Rigby is ecstatic to finally be as tall as his brother and beats Mordecai at "Punchies" (a game he always loses at and a round which Mordecai didn't agree to). Afterwards he starts enjoying his new body and refuses to switch back with Mordecai. He has to be forcefully restrained by both Mordecai and Muscle Man and tied up with rope. While Muscle Man is preparing the teleporter, Rigby breaks free and attempts to stop him. In the process of trying to shove Rigby in, he grabs Muscle Man's shirt and all three of them fall into the machine. While Mordecai is restored to normal and Muscle Man is unaffected, Rigby is transformed into a large grotesque hybrid of all three of them. He punches Muscle Man and escapes into the park and begins destroying it. Muscle Man and Mordecai manage to trick Rigby into falling into a teleporter by burying it under a pile of leaves over a Basketball hoop (he shoots hoops throughout the episode). This works and he is transformed back into his original form.
Regular Show: The Movie
- After Rigby was rejected from College U, he found out that Mordecai was accepted. Scared of their friendship ending from the separation, Rigby forged a rejection letter for Mordecai so that they would stay friends. Once Mordecai found this out many years later, he called himself an idiot for not seeing that Rigby was holding him back, and ended their friendship. In the original timeline, this caused Mordecai to eventually side with Mr. Ross, but when Future Mordecai told present Mordecai to patch things up, he eventually did. This is often considered to be the worst thing Rigby has ever done.
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