Rick and Morty: The Anime

Mm?

[ "Love is Entropy" plays in Japanese ]

-When are you gonna take that stupid thing off?

-Huh? -I know you're obsessed

with the power, but it's an eyesore.

-I'm not getting a signal here.

Wish I could see the news

because I bet we're on every channel.

Sorry to burst your bubble,

but nobody got any footage of you in action, Summer.

Oh.

Oh.

Oh. -Mm.

-Please put some clothes on, Dad.

Oh, yeah.

-Okay, let's have something to eat.

Summer, can you grab us some plates?

-How do you think Morty is handling it?

- Well, he's pretty heartbroken.

I know it must be rough,

but let's give him some time to heal his heart.

Yeah. Good point.

Time is one thing we have a lot of.

I reprogrammed this game helmet

to simulate the best possible life for you.

It might not provide much solace,

but give it a shot anyway.

It's so stupid.

Oh, geez.

-Hold on, Morty. I'm not done.

-Hmm. Now, listen here.

Your prejudice towards other people's diets is just proof

that you don't even know what you're actually eating.

-Dating the best guy in school has benefits, pretty girl.

-I'd never date you under any circumstances.

You need to open your heart

in order to find a truly sustainable --

Huh? -Hey, Toby!

That's just rude.

Uh...what do you want?

-Cut it out, man. She's clearly not interested.

Don't try to show off by playing hero,

or I'll make sure you never come to school again, loser.

Uh...

Well, Morty...

I guess I'll admit you've got some balls.

You're off the hook...for today.

Hi, I'm Elle.

And you are?

M-M-My -- My name's Morty.

Thank you, Morty.

Everyone else was pretending to look the other way.

-Honestly, I was, too, you know?

But something gave me courage to call out Toby's crap.

Are you kidding me?

There's only two doors on this heap.

Plus there's no roof.

-Well, sir, it is a convertible, so, you know...

-Look, this one has four doors and a roof,

selling for just $800.

How about $300 for this bad boy?

-What? -Sounds fair, right?

Not really.

-Better get the paperwork ready

and consider yourself lucky.

-Excuse me, are you Mr. Morty Smith?

Do you remember -- -I remember you.

I could never forget you.

So, um, Frank. -Wow. I can't believe it.

I'm surprised that you remembered me.

-How did you know I was working here?

-All it took was a little bit of research online.

I've actually known for a long time now.

Huh?

But I wasn't going to come.

Not until I had turned myself into a man who's worthy of you.

To that end, I have filled my worth

and become a very successful businessman,

which means, Morty,

I can now make any wish of yours come true.

-Would you care to work at my company?

I can offer you a position and salary

that's more than worthwhile.

Uh...

I just can't. -Huh?

I have to apologize.

Things are different. I'm a married man now.

I even have a young daughter.

So, you see, I can't be...with you.

Just get over it, loser!

She's not coming --

Huh? -

Grandpa!

-That little shit. He already broke the damn thing.

-What the hell is happening to him?

-Don't touch the headset, Summer.

If we take it off Morty now,

then there's a chance he'll never come back.

-He's not in the world I programmed for him.

Morty's consciousness has separated

and drifted into another dimension.

So, right now, he's living the life of a different Morty.

Don't worry. We're gonna save him.

I've got your back, Grandpa.

Forget the guns.

We're gonna use the headset's records

to figure out exactly which universe Morty is in

and then recall his consciousness.

But we got to move fast.

We don't know what's happening in the other universe,

or even if it has the same flow of time.

Aaah! If Morty's already dead

on the other side, then there's no bringing him back.

-Ah, you're gonna be the death of this dealership.

Huh?

-I'm sorry, kid, but you can't work here anymore.

Well, that was just one time.

Here's a week's worth of pay.

Now take it and get out.

No hard feelings.

-Daddy! -I'm home!

-Welcome back, Daddy. -Hey, Maria. Daddy missed you.

Welcome home, honey.

Seems you're a little late today.

Oh, geez. Sorry.

-But good timing. Dinner is ready.

Mm.

-What's that? -Nothing.

Don't worry about it, kiddo.

Hmm?

Well, who could that be?

Ah. Mnh-mnh.

-Morty, someone's at the door for you.

-Frank? -I'm sorry I came on too strong.

I'm not here to press the issue. -Uh...

-You can forget about what I was saying earlier.

If this is what you really want,

then I promise to leave and never come back again.

It's just...

I wanted to say goodbye to you in person.

It was great to see you again, Morty.

Goodbye.

Uh...

Wait, Frank. Don't leave.

I'm sorry, Frank.

I know it's not a very fancy meal.

I don't mind at all.

In fact, I was downright famished.

Thank you.

I'm so glad you could come, Morty.

Whoa!

Oh, geez. So, this entire building belongs to you?

- Actually, more than just this one.

Out of all the buildings that you can see from here,

the four tallest ones all belong to me.

And, well, they also now belong to you.

Huh?

-If you gave everyone two cookies each,

and there are five people...

So, how many cookies did you give out?