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Rigger Greene is Pirate Moody's cousin, whom he lives with in OsTown. He appears in both Epic Mickey and Epic Mickey 2: The Power of Two.
Epic Mickey[]
Horace will give Mickey a Quest to save him. Whether Mickey accepts the quest or not, Mickey meets him in Pirate Voyage. Rigger Greene is locked in a trap meant to capture Captain Hook's mechanical pirates, but he was trapped on accident instead. To save Rigger Greene, Mickey must free Gremlin Erik, who is across the Thinner river. Erik will open the trap, and from there Mickey simply has to talk to Rigger Greene. Upon returning to Mean Street, talk to Horace and the quest from Horace will be completed.
If you return to OsTown later in the game, than Greene explains that while many mistake him and Moody for twins they're actually cousins, saying that their fathers were twins. Afterwards he ponders about getting a job in OsTown soon.
If Mickey didn't save Rigger Greene in the Pirate Voyage boat ride, he'll become a Lost Character inside the Blot.
Epic Mickey 2: The Power of Two[]
In the second game, Rigger Greene mostly serves as an alternate path for the Thanks for the Memories quest. He wants to go adventuring with Moody, and asks Mickey and Oswald to take pictures of various places across Wasteland to inspire Moody to go adventuring with him.
If Mickey completes the Thanks for the Memories quest for Moody instead of Rigger Greene, Rigger Greene travels to Disney Gulch to go adventuring by himself. If Mickey goes to Disney Gulch after this, Rigger Greene is on top of some train cars as he has been attacked by Spatters. If Mickey befriends/defeats the Spatters, Rigger Greene will give him the Wild Frontier pin.
Trivia[]
- In the first game, Rigger Greene uses the same character model as Moody, Starkey, and similar looking pirates. In the sequel, his model is changed to resemble Beluga Billy.
- This does ruin the joke of them often being mistaken for twins from the first game.
- Rigger Greene's jaw is occasionally buggy while talking in Epic Mickey 2.