Doug Shablowski

**Doug "The Doppelganger" Shablowski** is the primary antagonist in the episode "Temp Check", and has only appeared twice in the series. He is a serial shapeshifting scam artist whose strategy involves presenting himself as a drifter seeking work. Unaware of his criminal status and intentions, Rigby hires him as a temporary employee at the park to perform duties typically assigned to him by Benson. His demeanor is initially lively and overly enthusiastic, despite Rigby's poor compensation and subpar accommodations during his stay at the park. Rigby quickly takes advantage of his seemingly kind-hearted nature by underpaying him. His behavior begins to draw suspicion from Rigby when he makes subtle changes to mimic Rigby's voice and demeanor, then gradually copies his actual appearance.

Finally, during a confrontation with Rigby, he is able to fully replicate his physical form. To the dismay of the rest of the park employees, this makes him effectively indistinguishable from Rigby himself. They propose a series of physical and trivia challenges to them and although Doug is able to mislead them into thinking that he is actually Rigby, a discrepancy in one of their responses reveals the true Rigby to Mordecai as real Rigby hates hugging. Upon realizing his mistake, Doug attempts to flee but is quickly apprehended by Skips (Regular Show) and placed in custody by the local authorities. His true intentions are explained to the group by a police officer (presumably a detective). His criminal record warrants his incarceration for an undisclosed period of time. He is last seen restrained in handcuffs, but as a last sign of good faith he reminds Rigby that although he himself does not have much to be thankful for, Rigby does and should never forget so. However, he hears a noise The Gangreen Gang and The Chameleon (TUFF Puppy) sneaked into the police station and freed Doug to escape to have his "Shablowski's Jailbreak" to go with them and seek revenge on Rigby and the rest of the various team of The Watership Family, The Heroes of Chi, The Rainbooms and The Mizfit Guardians and the various team of The Lion Guard and Night Pride, The Felidae Family, The Deer of Family, The Fearless Crusade, The Jungle Heroes, The Geotopia Family, The Kempisty Team, The Dream Warriors and The Hazbin Crew for teaming up with the all the various villains to help them all seek revenge onto the other various heroes.

Doug Shablowski's spirit-guide; Dr. Jacques Von Hamsterviel, tells Doug the villainous-praises of nature and the various villains' own destiny of a chant than a song of his called ("Praise for Father Sun, Sister Moon" (from the epic-musical for the song called *"Muru's Chant"* from the film: *"Balto II: Wolf Quest"* in which why the fieldmouse sings) for wen the evil-genius doctor garble uses to sing and teaches Shablowski that he praised for everything (*The Lines in Praises:* ***High Tide, Seaside, Sun at High-Noon, Lightning, Singing, Red Dawn, Grass We Walk Upon, River's Whisper Tune, Wind Brother, Earth Mother, Father Sun, and Sister Moon*** *In Those Words*) is actually Doug's spirit-guide until Marmalade tells Doug about finding out who he really is that he was a villain-enemy of Rigby's, but not just what the otter is Shablowski that he really is Doug.

Doug also teams up with the Were-Skunk, Jeremy, and Chad to capture Rigby to have the raccoon tied up and gagged while chained his ankles. However, they were all stopped when Rigby gets safed and rescued by Alex the Lion, Marty the Zebra, Melman the Giraffe, Gloria the Hippo, Diego, Shira, Balto, Bagheera, Kion, Rani, Bunga, Fuli, Ono, Beshte, Makini, Anga, Nirmala, Baliyo, and Surak (Including with Fiver, Heather, Bambi, Cream, and Roxas) that confronts the four villains to let Rigby released.