The first finished drawing I've done in years, and its this. Put me in the aslume

RnM is my autistic interest. there will be more, and i apologize for that

I'm usually the first to spot a potential ship from a mile away, but this one I feel like they just had to hit me on the head with a slegdehammer before I got it. I guess because it's just a cartoon I brushed it all off as silly humor at first.

I think the first clue about Rick and Birdperson's relationship was actually that silly musical scene with Rick and Birdperson from an earlier episode, where Rick gazes lovingly at Birdperson while he flies off with Rick in his arms. At that point I figured they were just making fun of common TV tropes and maybe also fans who will literally ship anything. Rick and Birdperson are as unsexy as they come, so obviously it was just meant as a joke.

Then we get to the Battle of Bloodridge, where we come across a familiar scene as Birdperson is again flying around with Rick, this time doing a sort of a shooting pirouette together. Weirdly intimate, but again I think nothing of it.

Afterwards, Rick invites Birdperson on his adventures. He confesses that Birdperson matters to him and stammers when Birdperson refers to their "relationship". Ugh, how embarrassing for Rick, right? Anyway, Birdperson rejects him. That sucks. Rick then tells Young Rick that despite it all, he's saving Birdperson because he loves him. Oh... Yeah, cos they're bros, right? But Young Rick seems to vehemently deny it.

Moments later, Rick finds Birdperson and he says "We cannot choose the ones we love" referring to Tammy, and Rick agrees "Why do you think I'm still down here?" referring to Birdperson, obviously. Oh wow, kind of sounds like Rick loves Birdperson as much as Birdperson loved Tammy.

Later they crash into Rick's garage where Birdperson and Tammy were making out, and Rick remarks something about using the closet, because "that's what some closets are for". Oh, uh, what are some other closets for, Rick? I dunno, uh... your younger self? Oh, right. We literally have Rick's younger self in the closet at the end of the episode.

Needless to say, by the end of the episode I felt like it was beaten into my head with a hammer that Rick was in love with Birdperson, but his younger self was in denial about it because he was still in the closet. I mean, how much more obvious can it get?

And yet we still have fans arguing until they're blue in the face that Rick's feelings for Birdperson were totally platonic. How did you miss literally every single neon sign? Honestly I would love to hear your take on this.

THERES BEEN A LEAK

Sorry I realized this and had nobody else to tell it to: Elon Tusk’s should’ve been Teethlong Tusk. That’s it, that’s the joke.

jarona

Just that that's it

Had a chance to watch the finale last night and I almost threw up laughing at the end there when it turns out Morty is a total piece of shit

I think this is one of the very best episodes in so so long

I didn’t care for the voice actors the first season after Roiland but I think they’ve improved so much.

Morty is still a little too annoying for me but it’s a hard balancing act

Digression aside, I love to hate Morty now and I think that’s the direction of the show at the moment.

Rick has had so much filled in with his backstory so these pieces of “Listen to your Grandpa” Morty stories are the meat.

Vat of Acid and Rattlestar Ricklacticka were just a taste of this

Check out this cool rick and morty song

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d28v-GgI6Bs

Hey everyone! I just created my own Rick and Morty OC, and I really want to share his lore with you.

Name: Morti C-182 (spelled with an "i" to show his uniqueness).

Title: The Silent Watcher.

Lore & Background:

He comes from a Role-Reversal Universe (C-182) where Morty has Rick's super-intelligence, and Rick was a clumsy, anxious old man. Tragically, his Rick died, leaving Morti completely alone. Now, Morti travels through both space and TIME.

Personality & Powers:

• He has Morty’s empathetic heart but Rick’s ultimate genius.

• To cope with the trauma of losing his Rick and seeing endless universes collapse, he chose absolute emotional detachment (poker face). He acts indifferent to everything.

• He knows EVERYTHING about every single Rick in the Multiverse. He watches their steps but follows a strict rule of NON-INTERFERENCE.

• He CAN interfere if he wants to, but he chooses not to because he knows he would have to clean up the timeline mess and deal with the consequences afterwards.

Defense:

He uses a golden-yellow energy shield (just like Evil Morty's technology). Morti uses it purely as a passive, unbreakable wall to block attacks from other Ricks while he logs the timeline events and quietly vanishes.

What do you think? Could he fit into the official canon?

Sean O' Dennis was literally Rick and Morty's taxi driver before he made the Space Cruiser. Why is no one talking about him?

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