Regular Show Inspired Dog Names

Introduction

As the show's own tagline says, it's anything but regular. First debuting on Cartoon Network in 2010, Regular Show quickly became a hit with fans all over the world. Created by J.G. Quintel (an artist who previously worked on shows like Camp Lazlo and The Marvelous Misadventures of Flapjack), Regular Show largely centers around the various misadventures of Mordecai and Rigby - two best friends who are an anthropomorphic Blue Jay and Racoon respectively. The show achieved massive success during its seven year run, appealing to audiences both young and old; kids loved the show due to its zany humor and wild episodes while older viewers adored Regular Show for it's biting wit and exploration of mature themes.

Regular Show Inspired Dog Names In Pop Culture

Featured Famous Regular Show Dog

John

John Wolfhard definitely falls into the category of minor characters that left an impression on fans. He's a werewolf that appeared during the "WerePops" segment of the "Terror Tales of the Park V" Halloween themed episode. He's also voiced over by the legendary Steve Blum (of Cowboy Bebop, Toonami, and X Men fame) alongside his lawyer. Wolfhard holds the distinction of being the most prominent canine character on Regular Show with a given name. Though his time on the show was relatively brief, Wolfhard was a memorable enough character to inspire some fans of the show to get tattoos of the werewolf in his honor.

Wolfhard's role in the "WerePops" wasn't anything too out of the ordinary - he was just your average werewolf who was standing trial for eating a man whole is all. John maintained his innocence, claiming that there wouldn't have been any evidence because he "always eats the bones." Unconvinced of John's innocence, the judge presiding over the trial was on the verge of convicting John before the werewolf asked to use the restroom. John had only done so because he noticed that Pops had gone into the latrine as well as... and was preparing to put a sinister plan into action.

When Wolfhard encountered Pops in the restroom, he coyly asked Pops to pass him a roll of toilet paper. When Pops obliged him, John attacked - biting Pops and transforming him into a werewolf. John used the resulting pandemonium of Pops' transformation to escape the courthouse and head for London - a place that he claimed respected werewolves. The rest of the "WerePops" segment plays out, with the newly transformed Pops getting into all sorts of trouble, before John and the old man encounter each other again near the segment's end.

John expresses remorse over transforming Pops into a monster. The old man accepts and befriends Wolfhard, in line with Pops' kind nature. To further smooth things over, John invites Pops to the Royal Palace London so that he can be with John and his fellow werewolves. Pops happily joins John and all have a great time together.

There's actually a number of other canine characters who have been featured on the show, but their names either typically weren't given or they otherwise only appeared on screen for an incredibly brief amount of time. We'll list them as well down below, referring to them by their fan nicknames or creating custom aliases for them.

Regular Show Inspired Dog Name Considerations

One reason to name your dog after a character from Regular Show is that each of the characters who inhabit the Regular Show universe all have distinct names; Mordecai, Rigby, Skips the Immortal Yeti, Hi Five Ghost, Benson, Muscle Man, and Pops are just a few members of the show's massive cast. These names are instantly recognizable among fans of the series. Giving your dog a Regular Show inspired name is an easy way to let folks know you are a fan of the show just by calling your pet over to you.

Even if not a big fan of the show, you may be swayed to name your dog after a Regular Show character once you learn a bit about the principal cast members; Mordecai's got a calm and collected demeanor most of the time (often leaving him as a voice of reason and the most "regular" character around), while Rigby is much more wild and crazy, but is nonetheless incredibly loyal to his friends. Skips tends to dole out sage-like advise to those around him whilst perpetually sporting a nonplussed attitude while his best buddy Hi Five Ghost is a quiet fellow. Mordecai and Rigby's boss Benson is a hothead who is contrasted by the ever-affable Pops. Study your new dog's personality and see which character suits the best!

Male Regular Show Inspired Dog Names

Votes	Name	Vote
0	Mordecai One of the main protagonists of Regular Show
0	Quentin A reference to Mordecai's VA and creator of the show, J.G. Quentin
0	Rigby Mordecai's best friend and the show's other main protagonist
0	Trash Rigby's old name was Trash Boat
0	Don The name of Rigby's older brother
0	Benson Mordecai and Rigby's boss
0	Ben A shortened form of Benson's name
0	Pops The friendly manager of the park Mordecai and Rigby work at
0	Mega-Kranus Pops' actual birth name
0	Sam Sam Marin voices over Benson, Pops, and numerous other characters
0	Skips The perpetually skipping, immortal yeti
0	Mark Mark Hamill of Star Wars and Batman fame voices over Skips
0	Mitch Muscle Man's first name
0	Muscle Mitch "Muscle Man" Sorenstein is a (vitriolic) friend of the Duo
0	Five Based on the Hi Five Ghost
0	Jeff The legendary Jeff Bennet voiced over Hi Five early on
0	Thomas A goat who interns at the park
0	Nikolai Thomas' real name
0	John Based on John Wolfhard
0	Steve Voice acting titan Steve Blum voiced over John Wolfhard
0	Hyperduck The name of a being formed by a group of ducks
0	Low Low Five Ghost is Hi Five's older brother
0	Sensai A Death Kwon Do instructor that the duo encounters
0	Pete An eccentric man Mordecai and Rigby once hired
0	Anti Based off of Anti-Pops, Pops' brother
0	Quips Skips' comically challenged cousin
0	Earl Pops' trainer who helps him face off against Anti-Pops
0	Rawls Commander Rawls is the leader of the Space Tree Station
0	Chance Chance Sureshot is Commander Rawls' right hand man
0	William William Salyers voiced over Rigby on the show

Female Regular Show Inspired Dog Names

Votes	Name	Vote
0	Margaret Mordecai's love interest for the majority of the show
0	Marge A shortened form of Margaret
0	Janie Janie Haddad voiced over Margaret
0	Denise Margaret's Robin mother
0	Robin Margaret and Denise both are this species of bird
0	Cloudy Cloudy J was Mordecai's girlfriend after Margaret
0	CJ Cloudy J's nickname
0	Linda Actress Linda Cardellini voiced over Cloudy J
0	Stef A bat who Mordecai marries at the end of the show
0	Stefanie A longer version of the name Stef
0	Eileen Rigby's eventual wife by the end of the show
0	Cali Episodes were developed in California
0	Minty Minty Lewis voiced over Eileen
0	Melanie Minty Lewis' full name is Melanie Scott Lewis
0	Starla Muscle Man's girlfriend and eventual wife
0	Courtenay Starla was voiced over by Courtenay Taylor
0	Peggy Starla's sister who appeared in Sleep Fighter
0	Pam Benson's love interest and wife
0	Pamela A longer version of Pam
0	Maxine The name of Mordecai's auntie
0	Reggie A gender neutral name that shares three letters with the word regular
0	Audrey Benson's neighbor and ex-girlfriend
0	Desdemona Skips' late girlfriend from the past
0	Mona The shortened form of Desdemona
0	Show-rley Show + Shirley
0	Whoa-Nona Whoa + Winona
0	Natalia A Russian spy who pretended to date Benson
0	Guardi-anne Guardian + Anne
0	DJ Based on the antagonist K.I.L.I.T. DJ 3000
0	Blu-ray Archie the Archivist's daughter