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The PlayCo Armboy is a mechanical arm sleeve produced by the PlayCo Toy Company.
It first appeared in the episode "Over The Top" and later appeared in "A Bunch of Full Grown Geese" and "Brilliant Century Duck Crisis Special".
The PlayCo Armboy fastens to the user's arm to win at arm wrestling, albeit unfairly.
It was used by Rigby to cheat against Skips at arm wrestling as a cruel prank to play on his insecurities, as well as to fool everyone into believing that he was the stronger of the two. In his arrogance, he continued with this scheme even after realizing that Skips was losing confidence in himself. That was, until Mordecai told Skips about the Armboy and that Rigby was pranking him.
In a final game of arm wrestling, Skips pulls the cheating device off of Rigby's arm, exposing him to Benson, Muscle Man, Hi-Five Ghost, and Pops before he accidentally kills him in the match. Later, Skips uses the Armboy to beat Death in a game of arm wrestling to save Rigby's life. Afterwards, Skips tells Rigby that he only cheated to save his life and that he should never cheat again.
Trivia[]
- As seen in the commercial, the Playco Armboy was developed in Japan by Yoshimoto Cybernetics, PlayCo's parent company, also being the same company which created Techmo's prosthetic hand.
- It makes a return in "A Bunch of Full Grown Geese" and "Brilliant Century Duck Crisis Special".