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Rig Juice is a juice that contained random items that Rigby found lying around the house. It appears in the episode "More Smarter". Rigby created it so he can be remembered, but in the episode, he ordered Brain Max juice so he can prove to Mordecai that he is worthy of a high school diploma. At the end of "More Smarter", the Rig Juice saved Mordecai and Rigby from being too smart.

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Rig Juice

Effects of Consumption[]

Due to the bizarre ingredients involved, Rig Juice is most likely to cause harm to the person who consumes it. Also, arsenic is allegedly believed to be concentrated in Rig Juice which would likely cause arsenic poisoning if ingested.

Yet miraculously, Rigby and later Mordecai consumed the Rig Juice without developing any negative effects, other than dumbing them down.

Appearance[]

Rig Juice is lime green and yellow. It is held inside a pitcher.

Known ingredients[]

  • 1 can of RadiCola
  • Frozen Fruit Punch Concentrate
  • A bottle of hot sauce (plus the bottle)
  • Sugar Frosted Sugar Bombs
  • Candy and candy wrappers
  • An apple
  • Sardines
  • Pickles and pickle juice
  • An orange(?)
  • 300 milligrams dextromethorphan (DXM)

Trivia[]

  • When Mordecai and Rigby look at the contents of Rig Juice under the influence of Brain Max, it is shown that Rig Juice contains arsenic, which is toxic and potentially lethal when ingested.
  • Rigby adds solid matter in the drink (pickles, cereal, wrapped candy, apple, orange, sardines and even an entire bottle of hot sauce), yet they appear to dissolve into the drink instantaneously, possibly because of high acidity.
  • Rig Juice was originally going to be called Rig Brew according to the More Smarter storyboard.
  • It is likely that Rigby can drink it because he's a raccoon, and raccoons can eat and drink almost everything they see in sight.
    • Yet, it seems likely that Rigby is immune to toxins, knowing the fact that Rig Juice has high concentration of arsenic levels.
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