Rigby (played by William Salyers) is a protagonist in Regular Show.
Lazy raccoon groundskeeper and Mordecai's best friend. Skips (played by Mark Hamill) appears in Regular Show.
Immortal yeti groundskeeper with vast combat knowledge. Margaret (played by Janie Haddad Tompkins) appears in Regular Show.
Minor human park visitor appearing in background episodes. Eileen (played by Minty Lewis) appears in Regular Show.
Mordecai's crush and friend, known for her unique personality. Video Narrator (played by Paul F. Tompkins) appears in Regular Show.
Voiceover entity providing exposition and episode commentary. Toothpick Sally (played by Vanessa Marshall) appears in Regular Show.
Eccentric park cleaner with a toothpick in her hair. Death (played by Julian Holloway) appears in Regular Show.
Anthropomorphic personification of death and recurring figure. Thomas (played by Roger Craig Smith) appears in Regular Show.
Minor human park visitor appearing in background episodes.
Regular Show (2010) — Character Map & Story Timeline
Regular Show (2010) interactive character relationship network and AI-powered story timeline. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters across the narrative arc.
AI Narrative Summary
Overall narrative architecture across all 8 seasons, tracking character evolution and escalating stakes.
Character Network — 10 Characters
Rigby (William Salyers) — protagonist Lazy raccoon groundskeeper and Mordecai's best friend.
Skips (Mark Hamill) Immortal yeti groundskeeper with vast combat knowledge.
Margaret (Janie Haddad Tompkins) Minor human park visitor appearing in background episodes.
Eileen (Minty Lewis) Mordecai's crush and friend, known for her unique personality.
Video Narrator (Paul F. Tompkins) Voiceover entity providing exposition and episode commentary.
Toothpick Sally (Vanessa Marshall) Eccentric park cleaner with a toothpick in her hair.
Death (Julian Holloway) Anthropomorphic personification of death and recurring figure.
Thomas (Roger Craig Smith) Minor human park visitor appearing in background episodes.
Mr. Maellard (David Ogden Stiers) Anthropomorphic candy mascot and recurring antagonist figure.
Anti-Pops (Robert Englund) Anthropomorphic popsicle and recurring villain figure.
