About “Regular Show” in a few words:

Regular Show is an American animated television series that follows the adventures of two best friends, a blue jay named Mordecai and a raccoon named Rigby, as they work as groundskeepers in a park. The show is known for its quirky humor, surreal plotlines, and pop culture references. Over the course of eight seasons, the show gained a cult following and won multiple awards for its writing, animation, and voice acting.

Meet the characters from Regular Show

Mordecai

Mordecai is the tall blue jay who somehow manages to be chill and emotionally complicated at the same time — he’s the laid-back buddy you want on your couch but who also writes angsty playlists at 2 a.m. He’s into art, music, and that dramatic soft-spoken leadership vibe (also he forgets stuff a lot but not the important things, like band names). He gets into relationship drama and overthinks everything but can be surprisingly decisive when it counts — like, weirdly adult sometimes. Also he hoards old concert tickets and claims he doesn’t care about fame but definitely takes cute selfies; make of that what you will.

Rigby

Rigby is pure chaotic energy in a raccoon suit — hyper, annoying, hilarious, and somehow endlessly loyal, even when he’s being a total goober. He hates rules, loves snacks, naps, video games, and pretending he’s tougher than he looks, which is adorable and tragic. He’s petty and impulsive but also has these tiny moments of startling bravery or genius (like solving a game-level in two seconds) that make you go “oh, okay, I guess.” Honestly, he brags about being lazy but secretly gets ridiculously competitive, so he’s basically contradictory perfection.

Benson

Benson is the walking, yelling stress ball of the park — manager, exasperated dad figure, and collector of rage faces. He’s all about order, deadlines, and bursting into a perfectly timed blow-up (steam metaphorically — sometimes literally?) but underneath that cartoon meltdown he actually cares a ton. He’s strict yet soft in weird places; he barks and then brings you coffee, which is the best/worst combo. Also he has a secret love for a very specific brand of donuts and will defend them like they’re his children, don’t get between Benson and his pastries.

Skips

Skips is the ancient, calm powerhouse who fixes everything and knows weird lore about everything (like, he probably remembers when the park was a swamp or something). He’s stoic, wise, and kind of a mystery — you expect stern monk energy but he’ll drop a silly joke out of nowhere and you’ll laugh and be confused. He’s the guy who can solve your problem with, like, a ritual and also a really solid practical tip (he reads crosswords for fun, I’m telling you). Also he’s supposedly immortal or whatever, yet sometimes he acts like he’s tired of immortality, which is oddly relatable.

Thomas

Thomas is that quietly awkward co-worker who always seems a little out of step but not in a bad way — kind of earnest, sometimes weird, very human. He’s not flashy but has these weird tiny obsessions (stamps? mushrooms? antique teacups — could be any of those) and will defend them passionately. He’s the sort of guy who will show up late with a homemade snack and an odd anecdote about trains or whatever he’s into that week. Also he can be surprisingly blunt at the worst moments and then blush about it for three days, which is both annoying and endearing.

Eileen

Eileen is the adorably brainy, soft-spoken sweetheart who’s low-key badass — glasses, puzzles, kindness, and a real soft spot for tiny animals and science stuff. She’s organized and determined (and also somehow the only one who will actually finish projects), but she has a goofy side — like, she’ll go from cute nerd to hardcore competitive in the span of a minute. She’s loyal and sweet to her friends, and also secretly into loud music sometimes? (I know, she’s full of surprises.) Basically she’s the perfect “smart but fun” friend who also hoards tiny notebooks for reasons.

Margaret

Margaret is the polite, ambitious red robin who gives off classy vibes and sometimes makes Mordecai lose his words (and his cool). She’s caring and practical and has this low-key confidence that flips between sweet and intimidating depending on the day. She’s into school/work stuff but also knows how to have fun — she can be serious and spontaneous and slightly mysterious all in the same lunch break. Also she knits? Or maybe she’s into photography — whatever it is, she looks cute doing it and you’ll want to copy her style.

Starla

Starla is loud, tough, and ridiculously confident — big personality, bigger heart, and possibly a surprising hobby like floral arranging at 2 a.m. She’s the kind of person who will challenge you to arm wrestle, then bring you a casserole, and then confess she cries at commercials sometimes (don’t tell anyone). She’s blunt, affectionate, and very real; she loves her people fiercely and will roast you lovingly until you cry laughing. Also she has an unexpectedly soft voice when she’s sleepy, which is wild and unfair.