At the end of the bunker confrontation—once the alliance forced by the Omega Device's blackmail falls apart—Morty Prime approaches Evil Morty just before he is loaded into the time-police cruiser. • Morty delivers a brutal slap right in front of Shleemypants (the time cop), eliciting an impressed whistle from Rick C-137. • Evil Morty’s reaction is one of absolute, instant fury. Visibly trembling with rage, he threatens to turn Morty Prime’s hand into "cubes" if he ever touches him again, and snaps with deep contempt that he is "less than nothing." He really lost his cool in Season 9—breaking character from his usual cold facade—though it would be interesting to see them come to blows in Season 10 or 11. It’s worth noting that in the first episode, they only swatted at each other, but I doubt Evil Morty is going to show any restraint now, considering how hard Morty landed that slap—damn.

He acts like an uncaring asshole but I think he would care. He doesn’t actually see people as replaceable—especially Morty. Would he make a robot with Morty’s voice to haunt him like Diane?

I know it's weird, but I think Rick might be a scientist. Hear me out:

He wears a white lab coat and always says smart things.

He have some advances gadgets and he is always shown fiddling with random devices.

Come on, guys? Am I the only one who sees this?.

Or am I crazy?.

Threw a few of my more lustful ones in here…sort of testing the waters before adding more lmfao

In the vindicators episode, morty has to disable a "drunkenly improvised" (by rick who got shamefully shitfaced) neutrino bomb.. rick in one of his few humbled moments asks morty how many he's had to disable and morty says "TOO MANY Rick"

And then if you go back to the pilot episode you realize... that is the first one

And it occurred to me, how the hell did morty know how to disarm the bomb? And of course, the answer is that he didn't, he was in that terrifying situation completely at the mercy of fate

and it's only because this morty happened to guess right that we even follow the story of morty c-137 or whatever dimension it is, rather than some other random morty; rick c 137 would be dead too, the whole hunt for evil rick that's been going on the last couple seasons would've never happened, etc etc

lil guy was stuck in a glue trap and my dad gave her to me soooo what should I name her 👀

Mind you, this is nothing like the "Beth Space" and "Beth Domestic" situation—we saw in Season 6, Episode 3 that Rick has been with other Ricks, and Jerry has been with other Jerrys; the writers often make these "selfcest" jokes. The relationship between Morty and Evil Morty isn't like that—well, hopefully not, because that would be too predictable. Evil Morty wants Morty to be like him—an equal—and seeks his validation. In the Season 5 finale, "Rickmurai Jack," during the dinner at the Citadel, Evil Morty explains his plan to Morty in detail and implicitly invites him to leave the Ricks behind once and for all. No other Morty was given such consideration; to him, most are just manipulated idiots, but he sees our Morty as someone who "almost" gets it. Evil Morty offers for Morty to come along, but our Morty chooses to save Rick C-137 from the wreckage instead. Evil Morty then remarks, "Good thing I lied—the second seat is actually a toilet"—though that was likely a lie, too. In Season 7, when they go after Rick Prime, Evil Morty opens a portal and acts indifferent, saying, "Come if you want, or don't—I don't care." When the portal closes, Evil Morty returns and asks, "I thought you were coming?" In other words, Evil Morty is always the one taking the initiative—like in Season 9, when he greets Morty upon arriving at the garage with a "Hey, Morty." Morty doesn't even respond, just giving him a cold stare. Furthermore, during the fight with Rick C-137, Evil Morty uses telekinesis to nudge Morty out of the way—he doesn't lay a finger on him, despite all the other Ricks and Mortys he has killed. Evil Morty represents absolute nihilism. Upon escaping the Central Finite Curve, he achieved "total freedom," only to discover that being completely alone... The infinite multiverse is meaningless if you have no one with whom to share or validate it. • Existential void: Evil Morty has no real family, nor does he have an "equal." He harbors resentment because our Morty Prime possesses the same intellectual capacity for rebellion, yet chose to use it to remain within the family unit. (In Season 1, Morty led the kidnapped Mortys—this is likely what caught Evil Morty’s attention.) Evil Morty uses the Omega Device—stolen from Rick Prime—to coerce Rick C-137 into carrying out missions and secretly exchanging messages. This stems from the failure of the idea that Rick C-137 was somehow "different" in his treatment of Morty; this season confirms that, at his core, Evil Morty remains a Morty. He employed a new version of the Omega Device to threaten Rick C-137: if Rick failed to complete his weekly interdimensional assignments, Evil Morty would erase every version of the Smith family across the multiverse. Rick was left with no choice but to comply. • Instilling distrust: Evil Morty deliberately left clues so that Morty Prime would discover the messages. He wanted our Morty to feel betrayed, worthless, and "replaced" by a more intelligent version of himself.

• The mockery at the restaurant: During the scene in the café, Evil Morty openly taunts Morty Prime, claiming he is "not good enough for Rick." He even takes a direct jab at him, suggesting he could steal Rick away if he truly wanted to. He says this not out of love for Rick, but because he knows how much Morty Prime loves his grandfather—he wanted to pay him back in kind for the rejection he himself experienced in Season 5.

I think Ricks working scientific theory of the way the universe is structured is that it’s episodic, because he’s aware he exists in episodes, and that is provable by his language.

So I’ve been stuck on something from Solaricks. Rick doesn’t just make one fourth wall joke in that episode, he makes like four, and they’re all the same kind of joke. Jerry remembers the Jerryboree, Rick says “deep cut.” They get to the old house, Rick says it’s got “Season 2 vibes.” He calls C-131 Jerry “Season 2 Jerry.” He tells Morty he already did this “last season” and at the end moans about redoing “the whole episode.” Every one of those is him putting something into a time period and naming the period. He clearly has a mental filing system for his own past, and the files are labelled by season. You don’t talk like that unless you’ve noticed your life comes in chunks.

And he doesn’t just notice it, he can use it. Never Ricking Morty is basically Rick operating narrative like it’s a machine. He sees the fake ending coming, he knows what an anthology episode is and uses it, he figures out that being boring breaks the whole thing. People dismiss that because the train turns out to be a toy, but I think that’s backwards. The toy is what gave him somewhere to actually test the thing. He walked on already knowing how it worked.

I don't think it's a coincidence either. What sold me is Rick Prime. When he runs into the Cronenberg dimension Jerry, the one who’s gone completely feral after Beth and Summer died, he says Jerry’s really “arced out.” Not changed, not toughened up, arced. Makes me feel like it's something they both worked out. If it was just C-137 you could write it off, but two Ricks who’ve been apart for decades both talking about people in terms of arcs and seasons means it’s either how Ricks are wired or it’s something every Rick independently works out. So Rick made some kind of model.

The obvious comeback is “if he knew all that he’d use it.” but then I think that's evidence of him knowing it as fact anyway. I think therefore I am sort of thing.

Anyway, am I reading too much into this?

I don't know why, I just always had anxiety about pooping in public or at someone else's house for some reason I don't understand. The fact that public bathrooms can be dirty and I sometimes clog up the toilet doesn't help (even if I clog them up less often than I did when I was younger). I think I only pooped outside my home, my aunt's (since I usually stay there for at least a week) or grandpa's house a few times in my life. And I would be upset if someone else dirtied up my apartment bathroom, though wouldn't be as angry as Rick no. 😂

I wonder if there's a condition for this or if it's just an autism thing. I'm wondering how common this is for anyone else?

I mean those lines that make you chuckle every time . One of mine us the way Rick says "Look, I I I I don't wanna hear about Mrs Spencer, Morty, she's an idiot!" in S1E4 Shamayalan. bla bla

Check out this Luminous Floor broh! Pretty cool floor broh! Hot Rick in his own human zoo enclosure!

If you woke up one day and found out you had been living in an idential alternate universe and replaced your old self after your original world went under an apocalypse. ~bretheee~ would you go back or stay in this new reality.

Rick usually dominates every conversation about intelligence, but Beth is clearly capable of thinking for herself. I wish the show explored her scientific abilities and ambitions more often. Do you think she could ever surpass Rick in any field?

i know about the main stuff (i think) of who every one else is. and i do know jerry wasn’t the original. i’ve read a few posts on here where the current family is explained.

but, i don’t really see anyone mentioning the time they dropped him off at daycare. then by the end of the day they’re leaving but morty lost the paper he was given to verify it’s their jerry and on top of that another rick comes saying they might have the wrong jerry. they then swap and walk away and jerry audibly and visibly is concerned.

so post episode then is it the same jerry?

sorry if it’s been answered / my post is confusing.

Just a little saying Rick has. Wonder if it’s just these smartest ones or they all say this-