Is Rick C-137 smarter than Evil Morty?

President Morty’s ability to control Evil Rick and become a president shows that, in terms of logical intelligence (as opposed to emotional intelligence), he is much smarter than the average Morty. Ultimately, he outplays even Rick C-137 and breaks through the Finite Curve.

Is Morty becoming Evil Morty?

But in explaining why he is “evil,” the villainous Morty suddenly becomes sympathetic. President Morty does make the main Morty an offer to leave his Rick and become “evil” as well, but even with his increased understanding of Rick’s toxicity, he still can’t bring himself to abandon his grandpa.

Is Morty C-137 the Mortiest Morty?

The series has shown Evil Morty as an equivalent to the Rickest Morty and Doofus Rick as the Mortiest Rick. This episode introduces Evil Morty, Doofus Rick, and many other Ricks and Mortys, but it also reveals who is the Mortiest Morty. At the end of the episode, Rick proclaims that C-137 Morty is the Mortiest Morty.

Will we ever see Evil Morty again?

Rick and Morty’s writers and producers broke down the challenges of bringing Evil Morty back to the series for the Season 5 finale! Evil Morty finally returned to the series after last showing up during the events of the third season, and with it finally enacted his master plan.

Is Beth Rick’s daughter?

Space Beth Bethany “Beth” Smith (née Sanchez) is one of the five main characters of Rick and Morty. She is the daughter of Rick Sanchez and Mrs. Sanchez/Diane Sanchez, the wife of Jerry Smith, and the mother of Summer Smith and the deceased Morty Smith.

Why do Ricks make Mortys?

Evil Morty explains to C-137 Morty in episode 10 that the Citadel of Ricks artificially creates an abundance of Mortys – to use as almost a currency, and to supply Ricks with sidekicks – by ensuring that Beths and Jerrys meet, fall in love, and have kids, essentially taking any agency these characters could have had in …

Is Korvo a Rick?

Justin Roiland is half of the brains behind the operations of Adult Swim’s “Rick and Morty” and Hulu’s “Solar Opposites,” with his co-creators on those series being Dan Harmon and Mike McMahan, respectively, and the voice of both animated shows’ brainiest characters: Rick Sanchez on “Rick and Morty” and “Solar …