Rick and Morty are back in new bloodsoaked short
This Rick and Morty samurai-inspired short is the closest thing we’♋ve got to a new episode
Rick and Morty may not be returning for a fresh batch of season 4 episodes anytime soon, but we’ve got the next best thing:ꦗ a surprise short filled with buckets of blood, your usual Adult Swim-style wackiness, and more ninjas than you can shake a samurai sword at.
The five-minute-long mini-episode (which you can watch for yourself above) dropped out of nowhere o🎐ver the weekend and features the grandpa-and-grandson duo getting the anime treatment – complete with Japanese dub.
The bloodletting begins early in this one as Rick – dubbed “Rick WTM-72” – is surrounded by those wanting to take Shogun Morty off his hands. So he takes off their hands. And eyes. And face. A fair word of warning: it’s probably not for the squeamish.
Shogun Morty even gets in on the act by removing the shins of his foes, before Rick engages in a fight with a hulking brute ninja that can only be described as a Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice boss fight on speed.♛ Then, there’s a hallucination dream sequence – which is probably influenced by something a little stronger than speed – as Rick and Morty make their escape.
Despite the 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Rick and Morty season 4 return date still evading us, the short continues the trend of new content from the world of the sci-fi show. It follows on from 澳洲幸运𝔉5开奖🌌号码历史查询:a series of surreal Rick and Morty teasers that had fans 澳♋洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:thinking new episodes might ♌be imminent. Unfortuna🦩tely, no dice – but this is a nice (if very💖 bloody) compromise.
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