A large number of the most famous Rick and Morty fan hypotheses coursing around the web manage the birthplaces of the eyepatch-wearing Evil Morty (likewise voiced by Roiland), who utilized Machiavellian strategies on the season 3 scene “The Ricklantis Mixup” to wrestle control of the Citadel from its decision class of Ricks. The most convincing and haziest emphasis of this hypothesis was first expressed by Redditor u/Krazyflipz.
As the hypothesis goes, Rick C-137 really comes from a universe where he didn’t desert his family and rather stayed present all through his grandson’s life. This reliable openness to the most intelligent man known to a man transformed Morty into a splendid little prodigy. All in all, the Richest Rick of all delivered the Mortyist Morty of all. Imagine that is not all that dim yet? Simply pause.
When Rick understood that he made a Morty so splendid that he could really represent a danger to Rick, the hard-drinking researcher concluded that the universe was just large enough for one of them. The hypothesis places that Rick C-137 murdered his unique Morty, at that point escaped to a universe where he had deserted his family and embedded himself back into the image. A perfect arrangement — or so he thought. As u/Krazyflipz contends, the genuine Morty C-137 utilized his virtuoso to counterfeit his own passing, after which he utilized a taken gateway firearm to go to the Citadel of Ricks where he designed the antagonistic takeover portrayed on “The Ricklantis Mixup.”
On the off chance that this hypothesis is valid, Evil Morty will be Morty C-137, and his grisly overthrow in the Citadel of Ricks may just be the initial step of a detailed vengeance plot against the Rick who attempted to execute him.
Rick deliberately deserted Beth and his significant other
Another dark Rick and Morty hypothesis that centers around Rick’s past activities is one introduced by Redditor u/ghytrf: Rick’s surrender of his little girl Beth (Sarah Chalke) and his significant other when Beth was a youngster was… done deliberately. The prospect of anybody — not to mention an anecdotal character on a grown-up arranged vivified arrangement — purposefully giving up their accomplice and kid is enough to creep one out. In any case, this hypothesis gets significantly more obscure in that u/ghytrf estimates Rick deserted his family on the grounds that he wanted a bastard Beth to revolt in her young years, wed Jerry, and have two kids with him.
As we probably are aware, each enduring Rick has a going with Morty, whose cognizance shields Rick’s brain from hazardous adversaries. But our Rick additionally has a Summer (Spencer Grammer), Morty’s more seasoned sister who has similar brain shrouding capacities that Mortise do. The hypothesis goes that Rick, in his apparently limitless astuteness, discovered that Beth and Jerry would initially have a girl who is “as viable a jammer as Morty,” and afterward would have a genuine Morty.
Beth and Jerry appear to be, as u/ghytrf contended, somehow “destined for one another” — so “they may at last wind up together so as to imagine a Morty regardless of whether they don’t have Summer while they’re in high school.” If Rick hadn’t left Beth and his better half every one of those years back, quite possibly’s Summer wouldn’t have been conceived, leaving Rick with just one brain jammer rather than two. (Alright, Google — characterize “narrow-minded.”)
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