What Is 'Rick and Morty Bushworld Adventures'?
Today adult Swim released a surprise April fool’s Rick and Morty episode (well, it was kind of an episode.) The 11-minute special became called Rick and Morty Bushworld Adventures. but what exactly was this episode? Is it canon? right here’s what you want to recognise about the special. After you end this article, take our ballot on the quit and let us know what you thought about the episode.
although person Swim hasn’t stated formally if that is canon or now not, we can possibly anticipate it’s now not. Or, no less than, it’s from a dimension very one of a kind from what we’ve visible with C-137 Rick and Morty. The episode turned into written and produced by way of Michael Cusack, not Justin Roiland or Dan Harmon. They gave him permission to create the April idiot’s parody, but it appears they weren’t surely involved inside the unique. This makes it greater than in all likelihood that the episode received’t be taken into consideration canon.
is a callback to a previous episode. Rick tells Morty after he shoots a person: “It’s a discern of speech. They’re bureaucrats; I don’t admire them.” Morty says that this appears absolutely out of context. And he’s right. while Rick stated this quote before, it was approximately the Galactic Federation, whilst Morty shot a Federation defend and thought he was a robot, quickly realizing he wasn’t. (We firstly wrote that this befell in Season three, however it sincerely happened in Season 1 Episode 1.)
So the parody episode does reference a canon episode, but this Australian unique certainly doesn’t contain our C-137 Rick and Morty. The authentic Rick and Morty Twitter refers to the 2 as heading to the Bush size, however inside the episode they don’t without a doubt go through their equal names. consistent with the outline at the video (which you should buy from person Swim,) Rick and Morty in the Bush dimension are simply named Reek and Mordi. (The Reek name reminds me of Reek from recreation of Thrones, but they’re doesn’t appear to be any connection within the episode itself.)
the description humorously refers to the episode this way: “in this episode of the critically acclaimed display Bushworld Adventures, now celebrating its tenth season, we be a part of our hero’s Reek and Mordi as they are seeking for out the mysterious green dice of Bendigo. Will they prevail?”
The episode is a lot rougher round the rims than a standard Rick and Morty, and if you may accept as true with it, even darker. At one point, Rick holds a portal gun to Morty’s head. And there’s an abuse attitude that we haven’t visible considering Justin Roiland’s parody quick that he did before Rick and Morty become created. (extra than probable, this Bushworld parody became parodying that a part of Roiland’s brief.)
@CurveTheChicken they're canon in a self contained alternate reality. Infinite realities. Everything is canon.— Justin Roiland (@JustinRoiland) 7 décembre 2015
Or maybe, in preference to reading all of this, we have to simply accept the parody episode for what it's miles: a a laugh little detour whilst we wait for news on Season 4. As Rick has recommended us before: “prevent digging for hidden layers and simply be impressed.”
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