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Rigbette

Age 23 Height 3 feet 5 inches

Appearance: Rigbette is a short, anthropomorphic raccoon who is 23 years old. She has short, spiky hair and distinctive dark brown circles around her eyes, resembling a facial mask typical of raccoons. Her fur is primarily brown, with small, darker brown lines emphasizing its thickness. The underside of her snout, chest, and stomach is gray. Rigbette has a long tail featuring six dark brown stripes and three pointed toes on each foot. While she has small breasts—smaller than those of her friend Mordette—she has thick hips and a considerably larger behind compared to Mordette.

She is 3'5", which makes her 2'5" shorter than Mordette. After losing a game of Skips to Punchies, Rigbette suffered an injury to her left butt cheek that required surgery. As a result, she has a large scar down the middle of it, giving the appearance that she only has one butt cheek. Because of this, her friends briefly nicknamed her "The One Cheek Wonder." The rest of Rigbette's family has tall, humanoid bodies, suggesting that Rigbette has a height issue.

Rigbette, like Mordette, rarely wears clothes, except for special occasions. Her outfits can vary from just a shirt to being fully clothed. For a gallery of the various costumes and accessories she's worn,

Personality: Rigbette can best be described as a "wild adult," even though she has outgrown her teenage years. She quickly becomes frustrated, frightened, confused, or sad, making her behavior predictable. Additionally, Rigbette often displays disrespect, impulsiveness, arrogance, impatience, and immaturity, giving her a childlike personality. Consequently, she can be considered the opposite of a mature adult.

Rigbette genuinely cares about her friends. She tries to help Pops overcome his fear of giving speeches, saves Muscle Woman from drowning, rescues everyone from a pack of evil hot dogs, and becomes upset with Pops when he takes wrestling too far and hurts Mordette. Additionally, she felt sympathy for Benson when she mentioned that she might lose her job.

Rigbette fears horror movies, as shown in "Ello Gov'nor" and "Grave Sights." Due to her somewhat immature nature, Rigbette tends to have overly dramatic reactions to even the most straightforward events. Her "Shark Face" expression often characterizes these reactions, where she raises both arms above her head and tilts her nose upward, making her eyes appear to move to the sides of her head, somewhat resembling a shark. She frequently exclaims, "STOP TALKING!!!" or "SHUT UP!!!" whenever someone tries to correct or lecture her.

Compared to Mordette, Rigbette is more irresponsible. She often attempts to skip work and disobeys Benson's orders. It is also revealed in "More Smarter" that Rigbette never finished high school, though she later worked hard enough to earn her diploma in "The Eileen Plan."

Rigbette's most apparent weakness is that, although she is inherently an empathetic, good person, she lacks the cognitive maturity to consider how her actions affect others. This often tests her friendship with Mordette, particularly when her behavior doesn't land her in trouble with Benson. In the episode "Meat Your Maker," this flaw becomes painfully clear when Rigbette vainly attempts to make amends for her mistake—tricking Mordette into blatantly disobeying Benson's orders by grilling hot dogs behind his back, resulting in them being burnt. This series of missteps ultimately leads to both Rigbette and Mordette getting locked in the meat locker of the house. Once inside, Rigbette continues to escalate her mistakes, leading to Mordecai renouncing their friendship before passing out from hypothermia.

Another instance of her poor decision-making occurs in "Do Me A Solid," where Rigbette misuses the power of ten "solids" to sabotage her date with Mark, ultimately humiliating herself in front of everyone with the last one. This behavior could be attributed to pent-up aggression after years of being belittled and physically bullied by Mordette for minor or unintentional mistakes. Rigbette's actions seem to be an attempt to get even.

However, Rigbette gradually becomes more responsible and thoughtful towards her friends throughout the series. She tends to complain less about her work and occasionally accomplishes challenging tasks, such as taking on Skips' chores in "Fists of Justice" and cleaning up the park ballroom for Mark's party in "TGI Tuesday." Despite this improvement, she still often causes chaos by taking shortcuts or engaging in irresponsible behavior, like using a machine to pump up in "One Pull Up," instead of relying on Eileen's training. These efforts frequently result in more significant problems than the ones she initially sought to avoid, including near-disasters in the park.

Rigbette is characterized by her speed, acrobatics, sneakiness, and a tendency to be lazy. In the episode "Free Cake," she and Mordecai manage to catch up to Gary's truck, which suggests that she is swift or that the truck is relatively slow. Rigbette is notably faster than Mordette because she can run on all fours when she needs to hurry. However, she lacks strength, as she consistently loses to Mordette in a game called "Punchies." Rigbette has also been defeated by other characters, including Muscle Woman, Pops, and Skips, who hilariously sent her to the hospital with a fractured butt cheek for reasons unknown.

On the other hand, Rigbette excels at Rock, Paper, and Scissors, managing to beat Mordette nearly every time. Later in the series, she seeks revenge on everyone except Mordette (and some random bystanders) by mastering "The Death Punch” from the art of Death Kwon Do. In the episode "Meat Your Maker," she shows signs of increased strength when she carries Mordecai’s unconscious body after she accidentally breaks the thermostat in the meat locker.

Additionally, in that episode, Rigbette demonstrates her quick thinking by spraying yellow mustard on hot dogs after realizing that the evil hot dogs enjoyed the taste. She ultimately saves the gang by inciting a cannibalism fest. ———————————————————————— Mordette

Age 23 Height 6 foot

Appearance: Mordette is a six-foot-tall, skinny, anthropomorphic blue jay. The upper portion of her head, wings, tail feathers, and back are primarily blue, while the lower part of her head and chest are a very light blue, featuring a faint blue line running down the length of her chest. There is a thick, curved black marking on each side of her head. She has two white lines on both of her arms, with two thinner black lines on each finger and one stripe on each thumb. Mordette has three tail feathers, each adorned with two black stripes. Her legs are grey, with black stripes running across their width and ending with two toes. Like most blue jays, she has curved, crested blue feathers on her head. She has huge breasts bigger than Rigbette

Mordette rarely wears clothes, except for special occasions.

As a baby, Mordette did not have stripes on her tail feathers or fingers, and she only had one white stripe on each of her arms, but she soon grew some small stripes on her fingers.

From the age of twelve to his late teens, he had brown hair. She wore braces for a short time in her teens until her senior year of high school.

During high school, Mordette was often seen wearing a white "Brain Explosion" T-shirt with a red collar and sleeve cuffs, gray jeans, and red sneakers.

Personality: Mordette is mild-mannered, laid-back, and big-hearted. Like Rigbette, she doesn't wear clothes, enjoys playing video games, and drinks excessive amounts of coffee and soda. Mordette shows significantly more patience, responsibility, and intelligence between the two. While Rigbette causes most problems they encounter, Mordette occasionally causes issues unrelated to work, such as attracting a group of ill-mannered, lazy, and irresponsible unicorns who create chaos due to a particular cologne.

Mordette tolerates Rigbette's laziness and immaturity, often picking up the slack in their friendship. She even filled out a job application for Rigbette at one point because he claimed it was "boring." Despite her natural aversion to work, Mordette strives to maintain a good reputation. She once put herself in a risky situation to avoid being labeled a slacker and actively sought extra work to afford concert tickets.

However, Mordette struggles to talk about her feelings or openly express herself, which affects her ability to engage with her love interests.

Mordette has been Rigbette's best friend since they were toddlers, as seen in "Regular Show: The Movie." They attended both Junior High and High School together, frequently getting into trouble. Although they occasionally have fights, such as in episodes like "Death Punchies," "The Unicorns Have Got to Go," "Do Me a Solid," and "More Smarter," they always end up making up in the end. Their reconciliations often occur because they realize they would face serious consequences or put innocent people in danger if they don't resolve their differences.

Mordette and Rigbette sleep in the same bedroom but on opposite sides. Mordette lies on a bed on the left side of the room, which is clean and organized. In contrast, Rigbette sleeps on a trampoline covered with clothes, and her side of the room is cluttered with garments on the right side.