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Details of episode Rick and Morty

In their cutting-edge VR adventure, Owlchemy beam Rick and Morty into your living room where you get to play as a Morty clone, exploring Rick’s garage, the Smith household and alien worlds. With “a box on your head,” as Rick calls the VR headset, you experience life as a Morty and all the craziness that entails, including smashing iconic items like the Plumbus, getting yelled at by Rick and getting in over your head in a variety of bizarre and decidedly absurd situations.

While Rick and Unity rekindle their relationship, it also takes care of Summer and Morty. Unity has so much fun reconnecting with Rick and performing crazy stunts to impress him (especially making and ingesting fractal dust, a powerful drug) that it gradually loses control of its citizens.

After regaining their free will, the citizens of the planet start a race war, chasing after Morty and Summer until a Unity-led SWAT team rescues them. Summer and Morty, traumatized, insist that Rick takes them all home. When Rick opens a portal for them and insists on staying behind, Summer explains that Rick has an unhealthy impact on Unity, and expresses her disapproval toward their relationship.

Rick stays with Unity for a while longer, but after leaving to use the bathroom, emerges to find that Unity has deserted the city (and possibly the planet) and written breakup letters across every surface. It confesses its love for Rick, but ultimately concedes that they cannot be together. 

Rick returns home and attempts suicide, but narrowly fails.

All of Unity’s avatars seem to possess the same brain while controlled by it, and Unity is able to move and speak transitionally through an entire civilization of people. However, consuming drugs (specifically the dust made by Rick) seems to limit its control, leaving Unity able to direct less and less bodies at once and making them dizzy.

Gobble gobble broh. Rick and Morty givin thanks in this one.

Paying homage to the classic tale Lone Wolf and Cub, Samurai Rick defends Shogun Morty against all comers. In part one, we learned that Rick WTM-72 is not to be underestimated. In the finale, his savagery knows no limit! Directed by Kaichi Sato.

Rick’s plans to build the ultimate AI toaster take a strange turn when he and Morty are forced to travel to Akihabara for spare parts. A Halloween inspired masterpiece from our friends at Sola Digital, directed by Masaru Matsumoto.

Rick and Morty decide to end their partnership, but is the split permanent? Find out in this behind the scenes discussion with the crew.