Luckily, Rick C-137 ruined his dimension and turned everyone into Cronenbergs. The Cronenberg version of Rick also messed up his world and had to hop to another dimension. And he managed to kill a local vampire, Coach Feratu, which probably saved a lot of teenage lives. The younger version was a nice kid that everyone liked, who was also genuinely helpful and kind - while remaining pretty intelligent. The teenage clone body into which Rick C-137 beamed his consciousness also had a major effect on our mean old Rick. Sure, we know nothing about Cowboy Rick or his dimension and he exists only to make one of the many “Rick and Morty” jokes about “Back to the Future,” but that’s a nice hat and he wears the hell out of it. One’s hanging around the Citadel of Ricks selling “Morty Dazzlers” to help Ricks spice up their Mortys, and the other sells Morty dolls that spout the catchphrase “Show me the Morty.” Both are slightly more Rick than Insurance Rick, because Morty Dazzlers and Morty Dolls seem like more of a scam than Morty Insurance.Īlso Read: 10 Hulu Originals You Should Be Watching, From 'The Path' to 'Handmaid's Tale' (Photos) The Salesmen Ricks on the citadel are monuments to compromise.
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Could there be a nugget of truth in Rick’s fabricated backstory, or is he really just driven by McDonald’s “Mulan” McNugget dippings sauce?Īlso Read: TV Shows You Should Binge-Watch Right Now, From 'OITNB' to 'Better Call Saul' (Photos) He might be a purely fabricated origin story, but a version of Rick who chose family over science - only to have his family killed by another version of himself - jives with the slightly more altruistic moments we’ve seen from Rick C-137, the show’s protagonist (Ricktagonist?). It seems like only a matter of time before this Rick meets a horrific end. Too bad he’s also mercilessly bullied by the other Ricks (and according to them he eats poop). He uses science for good, like making ovenless brownies, and he’s really supportive. Doofus Rick is kind, empathetic, and a generally good dude. The least-Rick Rick is the Rick that’s the kindest and most emotionally sensitive, even if he is kind of dumb.
Here’s every major Rick in “Rick and Morty,” ranked by where they fall on the spectrum of Rickality. While all those Ricks are similar to the same person, they vary in key Rick qualities, like intelligence, callousness, evilness, hedonism and disdain for the government. In most of the infinite timelines of “Rick and Morty,” there’s a Rick and a Morty.
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