I'm chasing the second season, I just finished watching the first season. Actually, this is the second time I've watched Rick and Morty. The first time I watched it, I just watched two episodes. I was very impatient with the animation settings in my memory. I couldn't watch it anymore. Rick doesn't use his grandson as a human, and bullies children in disguise. The above is what I remember about this animation. I apologize for my previous ignorance. This animation should be a masterpiece. After reading it, I understand a truth. Some works are for specific people. Not all people will like the same work. Of course, you will have different perceptions of the same work at different stages of your life. I used to know that a thousand readers would have a thousand Shakespeare, but I didn't understand it. Now I understand. Rick and Morty is an animation for adults, hidden behind an exaggerated plot, but it is actually a portrayal of real life adult life. Reviewing each episode individually makes for a great review, but the scene I remember the most is the moment in episode 6, when Rick and Morty go to an alternate universe and bury themselves in the yard. The original C137 universe has become a world of Cronenberg's monster because of Rick and Morty's genetic medicine. The parents survived the apocalypse because they did not become monsters because of their genes. Instead, the broken marriage was because of the doomsday and leaving the grandson. become loving. At the end of the film, the Cronenberg version of Rick and Morty traveled to the C137 universe, and suddenly people felt that this was a normal Cronenberg world. In the traditional sense, the mutated world has been destroyed, and in the eyes of mutated monsters, that is where they normally live. In the parallel universe, Rick and Morty were accidentally killed by an accident. Rick and Morty, who had shuttled over, buried themselves in the yard and continued to live normally in the parallel universe. Rick and Morty are not the original Rick and Morty, Rick and Morty are still Rick and Morty.
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