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The Moon Monster is the opening antagonist of Regular Show, serving as the main antagonist of the first episode "The Power" and the unseen overarching antagonist of the last episode "A Regular Epic Final Battle".
History[]
In the beginning of the episode "The Power", Rigby creates the Moon Monster in an accident when he breaks a hole in his bedroom wall when he and Mordecai are wrestling Beef Burrito. Later, Rigby sends several items to the moon, including "a bunch of baby ducks", a soda machine that doesn't work, and the monster using The Power. The monster proceeds to attack Skips, until Rigby uses "hamboning" to avert the crisis and save him. After Rigby escapes, the monster runs after the gang and unsuccessfully attempts to kill them. In the aftermath, Skips defeats the Moon Monster by destroying the Power as punishment for sending him for the moon, which erases the Moon Monster from existence.
Appearance[]
The Moon Monster is very large and has Rigby's body, Mordecai's tail feathers, and Beef Burrito's head. He also wears a belt with a golden belt buckle, somewhat resembling the one on the Beef Burrito doll.
Trivia[]
- He is the first antagonist of Regular Show, and the first to be undefeated.
- In the credits for "The Power", he was credited simply as "Monster".
- The Moon Monster appears in the Cartoon Network game "Escape From The Moon", which is featured in "Just a Regular Game."
- The Moon Monster represents Beef Burrito (a toy Rigby owns), Mordecai, and Rigby.
- In his concept art, he was originally going to have a beard, which is interesting as both beef burrito as shown on the television, and in doll form has a beard.
- Despite being the main antagonist of "The Power", the monster only appears during the episode's climax and therefore has a brief minute of screen time.
- He did not appear in Exit 9B.
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