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This article is for a character that is approved as a Silly Near Pure Evil example, meaning they are a character that fits the criteria while being consistently played for laughs. |
| “ | "Error 220?" "No, technomancer. It was I, the Doom Ma Geddon virus all along! Thanks to you, we will now be able to digitize the external world!" "Wait, we!?" "Yes. Prepare to be assimilated! Resistance is dumb!" "Noooo!" |
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| ~ Techmo discovering Doom Ma Geddon before he forcibly takes over Techmo's body for his own plans. |
The Doom Ma Geddon Virus, also known as Error 220, is the main antagonist of the Regular Show episode "Skips vs. Technology".
He is a dangerous Internet virus which wants to digitize everything that resides in the real world. When the virus starts wrecking with the Park's computer, the systems technician Techmo is called to repair the computer, but Doom Ma Geddon sees Techmo as the only possibility to escape from the virtual world.
He was voiced by Steve Blum, who also voiced Techmo in the same series, and Makucha in The Lion Guard.
His Evil Ranking[]
What Makes Him Close to Being Pure Evil?[]
- Prevents Mordecai and Rigby from printing a letter thanking Skips for all the hard work he always does for the Park by posing as Error 219.
- Causes the printer to start printing countless papers for no other reason than to cause chaos for Mordecai and Rigby.
- When the systems technician Techmo tries to delete him as he poses as Error 220, he pretends that the error is disappearing only to then troll Techmo just to provoke him into connecting himself to the computer to end with him.
- Once Techmo enters into the computer's system, Doom Ma Geddon reveals himself and his intentions to digitize the external world through Techmo, whom he immediately proceeds to possess.
- Possesses Techmo in order to have an avatar in the real world, despite Techmo's attempts to get him out of his body, pleading Skips to destroy the computer like he originally suggested, indicating that Techmo knows what Doom Ma Geddon is doing to him and he is suffering.
- Digitizes a cuckoo clock, a lamp, two pictures, a shelf and Pops Maellard's cup-and-ball while aiming at Skips, Mordecai and Rigby, which causes all these things to disappear into nothingness, indicating that he was trying to kill the trio.
- Tries to kill Skips, Mordecai and Rigby as they try to shut him down once and for all.
- Before being deleted, threatens to digitize Skips by mocking how him, a "dinosaur", will be the first living thing he will digitize, proving that partially his motives behind digitizing the external world are motivated by sadism.
- While Anti-Pops and Future Mr Ross done or attempted to do worse, it has much less fewer resources than them.
What Prevents Him from Being Pure Evil?[]
- His plans to digitize the real world relies on Fridge Horror, since it's somewhat unclear what happens with the things he digitizes.
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