Rick And Murty Analysis

The community of the popular adult cartoon on Adult Swim, Rick and Morty, is an incredibly unique one, filled with seemingly infinite theories of AUs (Alternative Universes), canon characters (different or similar character in an original plot), and the events from which they originate. The discussions are vast, but they all originate from similar observations, and beliefs that are favored by the fandom, portrayed in the saturation of sketches, doodles, and fanfictions, specifically on Tumblr, and Devart. The Tumblr community is one the prominent sites for Rick and Morty, totaling more than 100 subcategories, and attracts a variety of people, and professions.

The innocence shrouded in the design of Rick and Morty, and it's completely polar storyline, is the most appealing factor for viewers. It is somewhat symbolic, indicating a deeper meaning behind it’s exterior. A first-time viewer of the show would be presented with it’s seemingly cartoonish introduction, and a storyline that most likely begins as any other cartoon would, a few inappropriate jokes, weird adventures, and some dark humor. Perfectly normal, right? Well, not exactly. The show may require the viewer to watch it more than once to understand some of the subliminal messages, and catchphrases, the most famous being one of Rick’s common catchphrases, “Wubbalubbadubdub”,
As it is stated in the beginning of the series, “Ricks don’t care about Mortys”, however, it becomes apparent this Rick is an exception. Although Mortys’ original purpose is solely to cancel out their Rick’s brainwaves, so they won’t be discovered by the intergalactic federation, he is the only Rick to ever genuinely care about his grandson. So far, this claim has held true, as Rick shows a willingness to abandon, or swap the rest of his family members, especially Jerry (Beth’s husband), whom he passionately despises, because of his idiotic, and wimpy