#PRick

[dizziiedaikon]

slightly old fanart/sketch of sentinel :>

[silkoodles]

Yeah Rick, you can't relate at all, right?

I saw that Pearl post and couldn't help it

[urzeliaofnowhere]

So - admittedly, I was curious about the type of expressions we got from the Stern One during Leola's trial in "Stardust." I wanted to see if we could get a clearer look at him without the offensive glowing, so I decided to trace a couple of his scenes. Forgive the crude render:

And - it's as I suspected: A grade-A B*TCH.

[rickfucker]

Rick and Morty Season 7 Bingo!!!!

There are 50 square options, so if you click the link, it'll generate your own unique, randomized bingo sheet. So these aren't so much my personal predictions, but a bunch of different possible options, in the spirit of bingo.

Squares include things like possible tropes, opposite predictions (i.e., Prickcest is real & Prickcest is not real), possible plot points & devices, characters that may make an appearance, and lots of other stuff.

You can bookmark the page that you generate, and mark up your sheet throughout the season from that page.

I'll repost this closer to the premiere. Good luck, rick fuckers.

[jabibi-the-beef]

am i just not allowed to be happy ever i dreamt about trying to buy a book with my own money for the first time and the bookseller told me they didnt accept cash i was so upset i woke up

[kvsagi]

my piece for a nezongi color wheel collab

[24-24-1-482]

1995 Newspaper Advert.

I was lucky enough to catch the Atlanta show (and got a ticket upgrade thanks to Robin Finck’s Mom). That was an amazing time to be a NIN fan.

[blorrbo]

BLLLLEEEEEEEEEEEGGGGGGGHHHHHHHHHH!!!!!!!!111

[fandomwe1rd0]

Rank that ship! Prickcest! (2/??)

[silkoodles]

Sorry to all my new followers who didn't see this coming. Repostober compilation. old ass Prick art and some new art i forgot about

I started drawing Prick in 2015 as a joke but after doing it more I thought "Haha wow this is kind of a fun dynamic to think about."

more art and words under cut

If anything they have more in common now. They both don't like being wrong, tech smart, fought in a war, and got dumped by their crush cause their crush wanted to raise a baby instead of hang out with them! I don't really ship them romantically tho. The gems would be more like his lesbian posse who're all tied together thru the gossamer thread that is Morty and Steven being friends.

..alright i drew them kissing ONE time i never posted

And here's the comic i never finished I think I started in 2018

The story was that Pearl got poofed running away from federation goons and Rick saved all their butts. They go home and after hearing she could take weeks to reform, Rick ends up belching on her to get her to come out. She does and they go back to their old song and dance. Kind of wished i finished it but my life is junk

i will not lie. I will prob draw more eventually. just not of this comic specifically

[rdwarfiverse]

[freakqueer]

i say my social anxiety was disabling because it was. i could barely be in public. i could barely get out of the car some times. ive sat in cars for over an hour before because i couldnt make myself walk across a field full of people to join my family. ive put off phone calls to the fucking IRS for MONTHS because the thought of calling made me physically ill. its better now, but it flares up occasionally.

every fucking post on here making fun of people who 'cant make a phone call without crying' or 'stammer and stutter while ordering a mcchicken' is such bullshit.

[benilos]

Creepypasta is a fandom that will always be cringey and full of inexperienced writers. You have no right to tell people they shouldn't write if they aren't "good" at it, and you have no right to tell people how to interact with a fandom that was literally created to be a sandbox for making content that handles horror, trauma and coping with the terrible things that have happened to us. You cannot claim to be apart of this community and then proceed to go on a coke rant of how horrible and terrible everyone else is and consistently lie about canon facts in order to boost your already meager credibility. Be quiet. Let others live and write as they please and get over yourself.

[glitteringcrab]

Frying his backups (part 3)

(part 1) (part 2)

Okay. After plenty of thought I think I can take a guess on how:

(a) the thin cables and (b) the chair and (c) the thick cables

in Rick Prime's control room work (provided the theories that Rick Prime had been puppeteering other Ricks are true).

1. I debated with myself for a long while whether Rick Prime sat himself on the chair or made his puppets sit there, one by one, each time they needed maintenance, while he stood over them (the back looks like it could recline; the feet? not so much).

However, considering the chair looks like a throne, I'm leaning towards Rick Prime being the one sitting on the chair under "normal" circumstances ("normal" being when you're an evil jerk puppeteering hundreds of other versions of yourself for the lulz).

2. The thin cables protruding out of the chair are indeed part of the puppeteering throne. The question is:

(a) whether they were indeed designed to go to Prime's forehead, or (b) whether they were intended to directly connect to the brain implants of the Rick Puppets

like so:

(pardon the lousy art lol)

If the thin cables were intended to directly connect to the brain implants of the Rick Puppets (option b) then this means the throne was only used for maintenance, updates and inspection. Prime's brain implant was wirelessly connected to the throne, the throne basically being an intermediate equipment connecting Prime with his puppets during software maintenance. (He could also, like, stand and walk around his puppets to inspect them while holding the tablet. The very long cables of the tablet point to this). Prime did not need the throne for the actual puppeteering though, only for maintenance, which does sound more versatile. However, I don't really dig the mental image of five Ricks looming over Rick Prime, and I think he wouldn't dig it either :P He'd want them to be beneath him literally as well as figuratively. In addition, it's weird that there'd be equipment for casual puppet inspection inside the control room of his superweapon. You'd think he'd have a dedicated room for the whole puppeteering thing, with medical equipment, stuff for brain surgery etc.

So I'm leaning towards option (a): the thin cables were intended to go to Prime's forehead, similarly to how Eyepatch Morty placed them (only without an intermediary fingergun, of course). In this scenario, Prime was able to puppeteer "only" five Puppet Ricks at once max, one for each thin cable (or maybe even more, if each cable can carry the data for several Ricks). The throne contains the transmitter, or a transmitter amplifier of sorts, effectively functioning similarly to Evil Morty's eyepatch being the intermediate equipment. (On a different matter: five puppets at once is extremely impressive. Eyepatch Morty had to pause what he was doing in order to shoot Security Guard Rick through Evil Rick.) I'd bet that Rick Prime's brain implant is normally able to puppeteer other Ricks wirelessly, without the need of the throne nor cables to his own forehead, but the Rick Puppets being in different dimensions (in contrast to Eyepatch Morty being in the same place as Evil Rick) means he has to take some extra steps to make sure the signal reaches the other dimensions. And these extra steps involve the Omega Device. And suddenly there is a very good reason that the throne is placed in the Omega Device control room: it uses the weapon's connections to the infinite dimensions to reach the Rick Puppets scattered across the multiverse. The thick, apparently compact base of the throne probably connects the puppeteering equipment to the Omega Device's control panel. And there is an extremely good (practical) reason that Prime chose the intermediary equipment to be shaped like a chair: it was so he could be seated, comfortable and relaxed, without in danger of keeling over if his concentration wavered at any moment, and puppeteer his victims. It's also possible he used time crystals to freeze or slow time, permitting him to drastically increase the number of Ricks puppeteered live at any given time. In this scenario I would bet that the Omega Device is an evolution of the puppeteering tech: Rick Prime would want to send his puppets in various dimensions, and he'd need a way to stay connected to them wherever they were at all times, therefore he'd need some sort of tech that keeps track of the infinite dimensions... Hey, while he's there, why not improve the design to allow for the simultaneous murder of someone across the as-of-now-constantly-tracked infinite dimensions? (and with the possibility of this development, I'm suddenly very skeptical about what kind of improvements Eyepatch Morty has in mind. Maybe he could use the connection to the infinite universes to uuuuh simultaneously teleport all victims to a specific location, or to simultaneously add an implant to all victims or something)

3. Rick Prime would use his tablet, which is directly connected to the chair, to swiftly choose which Rick Puppets he is currently connected to. The pretty significant length of the tablet cables and the thin puppeteering cables meant he could probably stand up and walk around if needed, e.g. to the control panel.

(Or, if scenario (b) is true, the tablet was supposed to be used as demonstrated by Eyepatch Morty: to oversee his puppets, update the software, check for malfunctions, etc. Both tablet and Rick Puppets would be directly connected to the throne, so it checks out)

It's possible both scenarios (a) and (b) are true or partly true; if, for example, there was relevant medical equipment embedded in the floor, revealed at the press of a button (there is plenty of empty space in front of the throne...) then it's possible all operations could be carried out fully and autonomously inside the Omega Device facilities.

4. The thick cables were not originally part of Prime's chair; they were part of the machinery embedded in the wall instead. They were part of the Omega Device, linking the control panel to the infinite dimensions. Eyepatch Morty puppeteered Rick Prime (lol) to get them out.

So the order was something like this:

Scenario (a) the throne was used for interdimensional puppeteering: Rick Prime (brain implant) > five thin puppeteering cables > Puppeteering throne > five Rick Puppets (wireless receiver in brain implant) alternating swiftly by manual use of the tablet

Scenario (b) the throne was used for direct maintenance: Rick Prime (via tablet) > Puppeteering throne > five thin puppeteering cables > five Rick Puppets' brain implants

I'm heavily leaning towards scenario (a).

Eyepatch Morty takes this whole thing and turns it around, right against Rick Prime:

Rick Prime sits on his stupid puppeteering throne, but he is the puppet now, because of the fingerguns. The throne that originally granted him infinite freedom at the expense of others' is now his prison. (nice)

His brain implant is connected to the five thin puppeteering cables of the throne, but once again, filtered through the fingergun. He can no longer control his puppets. Instead he as of now functions as part of the intermediate equipment of the throne.

Eyepatch Morty takes the thick cables embedded in the control room walls, which were normally used to connect the infinite universes to the Omega Device control panel, and hooks them up to the puppeteering throne. While the throne could previously connect with (probably) up to five Rick Puppets at a time through the Omega Device, Eyepatch Morty takes advantage of the entirety of the Omega Device to make a direct connection not with five Rick Puppets, but with ALL OF THEM. ALL OF RICK PRIME'S PUPPETS IN THE INFINITE UNIVERSES (that's probably why he had to connect all five thin cables to Prime's head; that's a lot of data)

Eyepatch Morty then stands over Rick Prime, taking advantage of Prime's own tablet, which was previously used to chose which Rick was puppeteered, to directly access the Rick Puppets' records and vaporize them all instead.

Or... I dunno. Does all this make any sense?

If I'm close to the mark, then no wonder Rick Prime was seething by the end. Eyepatch Morty did not just stun Rick Prime, kill his clones and steal his super-weapon; the addition of the puppeteering tech makes everything a lot more personal.

Eyepatch Morty beat him at his own inconceivably expert puppeteering game (five Ricks at a time!!), turned him into a puppet of sorts, desecrated his super-weapon, used Prime's own equipment, tech and symbols of power (the throne) against him, fried within seconds all of Prime's hard-to-maintain puppets, mocked him and finally stole the plans of his super-weapon.

[upsettingandunfortunateclasshate]

It's a hard life, innit

[killachuckychuck]

April 10th you little shits