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** Decreased in number after "Benson Be Gone", after which it happens noticeably less often.
** Decreased in number after "Benson Be Gone", after which it happens noticeably less often.
* [[Red Baron]]: {{spoiler|Benson was once known as the [[Names to Run Away From Really Fast|Death Dragon]] in stick hockey circles.}}
* [[Red Baron]]: {{spoiler|Benson was once known as the [[Names to Run Away From Really Fast|Death Dragon]] in stick hockey circles.}}
* {{spoiler|[[The Slacker]]: If you can believe it, even moreso than Mordecai and Rigby. In "Benson Be Gone," the two try to teach Benson it's okay to slack off a little as long as you get back to work, but Benson takes this as meaning it's perfectly fine not to work at all. If he doesn't have a constant stream of work, he won't work at all.}}
* {{spoiler|[[The Slacker]]: If you can believe it, even moreso than Mordecai and Rigby. In "Benson Be Gone," the two try to teach Benson it's okay to slack off a little as long as you get back to work, but Benson takes this as meaning it's perfectly fine not to work at all. If he doesn't have a constant stream of work, he won't work at all.}}
* [[The Smart Guy]]/[[Only Sane Man]]
* [[The Smart Guy]]/[[Only Sane Man]]


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A yeti who also works at the park. He seems the most tolerant of the crazies he works with, and is often quick to find a solution to any problem.
A yeti who also works at the park. He seems the most tolerant of the crazies he works with, and is often quick to find a solution to any problem.


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* [[The Big Guy]]
* [[Bigfoot, Sasquatch, and Yeti]]
* [[Bigfoot, Sasquatch, and Yeti]]
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* [[The Big Guy]]
* [[The Eeyore]]
* [[The Eeyore]]
* [[Genius Bruiser]]: At times Skips seems to be able to improvise very quickly, as seen in "The Power" near the end. Likewise, his quick thinking brings about the avatar by which Rigby destroys the Destroyer of Worlds.
* [[Genius Bruiser]]: At times Skips seems to be able to improvise very quickly, as seen in "The Power" near the end. Likewise, his quick thinking brings about the avatar by which Rigby destroys the Destroyer of Worlds.
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* [[Walking Techbane]]: As shown in "Skips VS Technology" he can fix almost anything, except computers.
* [[Walking Techbane]]: As shown in "Skips VS Technology" he can fix almost anything, except computers.


== Muscle Man and High-Five Ghost ==
== Muscle Man and Hi Five Ghost ==
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{{quote|Voiced by: Sam Marin (Muscle Man), J.G. Quintel (High-Five Ghost)}}
{{quote|Voiced by: Sam Marin (Muscle Man), J.G. Quintel (Hi Five Ghost)}}


Respectively, an ironically-named, short, out-of-shape guy, and a ghost with a hand on his head, with which he gives high-fives.
Respectively, an ironically-named, short, out-of-shape guy, and a ghost with a hand on his head, with which he gives high-fives.
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** However, he uses it less frequently as of late.
** However, he uses it less frequently as of late.
* [[The Chessmaster]]: {{spoiler|Surprisingly, Muscle Man is more than capable of pulling off a multi layered [[The Plan]].}}
* [[The Chessmaster]]: {{spoiler|Surprisingly, Muscle Man is more than capable of pulling off a multi layered [[The Plan]].}}
* [[Exactly What It Says on the Tin]]: High-Five Ghost.
* [[Exactly What It Says on the Tin]]: Hi Five Ghost.
* [[Expy]]: Muscle Man is basically [[The Hulk]], if the Hulk was a fat slob.
* [[Expy]]: Muscle Man is basically [[The Hulk]], if the Hulk was a fat slob.
* [[Fat Idiot]]: Muscle Man.
* [[Fat Idiot]]: Muscle Man.
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** And as shown in "Slam Dunk" he's actually a good athlete, when he smokes Mordecai and Rigby at basketball. Several times.
** And as shown in "Slam Dunk" he's actually a good athlete, when he smokes Mordecai and Rigby at basketball. Several times.
** In "The Night Owl", he defeats several guards by physical means and knocks out The Night Owl with a single punch.
** In "The Night Owl", he defeats several guards by physical means and knocks out The Night Owl with a single punch.
* [[Multi-Armed and Dangerous]]: High-Five Ghost (and his family) can apparently form extra arms when needed. HFG once appeared with ''five''.
* [[Multi-Armed and Dangerous]]: Hi Five Ghost (and his family) can apparently form extra arms when needed. HFG once appeared with ''five''.
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* [[Inverted Trope|My]] [[Your Mom|Mom]]
* [[Only Known by Their Nickname]]: Averted; his real name of Mitch Sorenstein is revealed in "Muscle Woman".
* [[Only Known by Their Nickname]]: Averted; his real name of Mitch Sorenstein is revealed in "Muscle Woman".
* [[The Quiet One]]: High-Five Ghost spoke only one full sentence in the entire first season. The episode "Muscle Woman" has High-Fives talk more than usual due to Muscle Man isolating himself, implying that he usually doesn't talk because Muscle Man just does all the talking for him.
* [[The Quiet One]]: Hi Five Ghost spoke only one full sentence in the entire first season. The episode "Muscle Woman" has Hi Five talk more than usual due to Muscle Man isolating himself, implying that he usually doesn't talk because Muscle Man just does all the talking for him.
** As a recent episode shows, apparently he doesn't talk because he's Jinxed and Muscleman will punch him if he ever talks around him. Rigby broke his jinx and afterwards he talks much more often.
** As a recent episode shows, apparently he doesn't talk because he's Jinxed and Muscleman will punch him if he ever talks around him. Rigby broke his jinx and afterwards he talks much more often.
* [[Screw the Rules, I Have Connections]]: As one episode shows, Muscle Man has a lot of friends around town. Heck, a police officer chases afters him just to tell him how awesome he is.
* [[Screw the Rules, I Have Connections]]: As one episode shows, Muscle Man has a lot of friends around town. Heck, a police officer chases afters him just to tell him how awesome he is.
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* [[Those Two Guys]]
* [[Those Two Guys]]
* [[Took a Level In Kindness]]: Especially in "The Night Owl."
* [[Took a Level In Kindness]]: Especially in "The Night Owl."
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* [[Inverted Trope|My]] [[Your Mom|Mom]]


== Margaret ==
== Margaret ==
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* [[Cool Car]]: His flying El Camino.
* [[Cool Car]]: His flying El Camino.
* [[Power Glows]]
* [[Power Glows]]
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* [[Wingding Eyes]]: His eyes are golden stars.
* [[Why Do You Keep Changing Jobs?]]: He was Mordecai and Rigby's defense attorney in "Cool Bikes."
* [[Why Do You Keep Changing Jobs?]]: He was Mordecai and Rigby's defense attorney in "Cool Bikes."
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* [[Wingding Eyes]]: His eyes are golden stars.


== Death ==
== Death ==
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* [[Evil Brit]]: He resembles British rocker Lemmy and is voiced by British voice actor Julian Holloway.
* [[Evil Brit]]: He resembles British rocker Lemmy and is voiced by British voice actor Julian Holloway.
* [[Go-Karting with Bowser]]: He often ends up playing various games with the main characters (Usually [[Arch Enemy|Skips]]), such as an arm-wrestling match or playing him in a bowling tournament. Granted, your soul is on the line in these matches, but still, it's the principle of the thing.
* [[Go-Karting with Bowser]]: He often ends up playing various games with the main characters (Usually [[Arch Enemy|Skips]]), such as an arm-wrestling match or playing him in a bowling tournament. Granted, your soul is on the line in these matches, but still, it's the principle of the thing.
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* [[I Gave My Word]]: Thus far, he's always kept his word when he's made a [[Deal with the Devil]].
* [[The Grim Reaper]]
* [[The Grim Reaper]]
* [[Happily Married]]: Has a wife and seems to genuinely love her.
* [[Happily Married]]: Has a wife and seems to genuinely love her.
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* [[I Gave My Word]]: Thus far, he's always kept his word when he's made a [[Deal with the Devil]].
* [[Lean and Mean]]: Except for his disproportionately muscular right arm, which his leather jacket conceals well.
* [[Lean and Mean]]: Except for his disproportionately muscular right arm, which his leather jacket conceals well.
* [[No Celebrities Were Harmed]]: His appearance is based on Lemmy from Motorhead.
* [[No Celebrities Were Harmed]]: His appearance is based on Lemmy from Motorhead.
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