Rick and Morty Season 8 of adult swimming started last night. And “Summer of All Fear” does revolve around why Very It is important to return the borrowed phone charger, and actually several other topics are more in-depth Rick and Morty Fashion.
Early in this episode, we learn that Rick has imprisoned Summer and Morty in one matrix– Style simulation to punish his phone charger. Classic Rick overreacts to such a small thing using wild science, but expects that he accidentally plugs his grandchildren’s brain into another reality, the equivalent of 17 years.
In the outside world, it is the length of the drunken Rick’s nap. But when Summer and Morty show up, both of them Life Those years – Yes, they are virtual; yes, there must be a lot of topics in the discussion about phone chargers and has caused equal emotional damage to it. Morty is more troubled than summer. His simulation life involves prison tenure, and then becomes more complex due to attachment to his teammates. Worse, he had to endure repeated kills in battle and regeneration, watching his friend die (dead) until he was the last person standing.
However, Summer soon knew to crack Rick’s matrix, and she would have to make the phone charger obsolete in the simulated world. It took 17 years, but she did, and emerged from her experience like a confident tech CEO at the age of 34. Beth encourages Rick to let the kids stick to their memories when they first appear – he suggests against and for a large part of the episode, we see what happens when siblings recover to the teenage body, but their “life experience” is intact.
In the summer, she immediately recreated her short hair in her thirties and handled things well from the start. “I love that she is able to think about her feet and that the character can adapt to any given situation. “Voice actor Spencer Grammer in the latest Rick and Morty News Day. “Ultimately, it basically covered Rick’s intentions to some extent, right? Like she was always his evil foil to some extent. And it saved them too. I think that’s my favorite thing about it. [about playing Summer]trying to play her in a way that makes her feel like she figured it out like she is now, but happens to be good at doing it. That’s probably my favorite part. ”
Although Summer has a lot of sibling competition, Rick and Morty Over the years, fans have seen that they usually end up with each other’s support. Harry Belden, who plays Morty, jokingly attributes it to a “traumatic bond” as both are overcome as part of the rick adventure.
This Bond serves the character very well when Morty’s lingering “Summer of All Fear” shocks him. Xia Tian stopped him by cleaning up her manipulation because of how much she experienced in the matrix. She explained that she had to be because she desperately tried to figure out how they could escape.
“It’s not a great sibling relationship, for example, you survived the experience of parents, parents. So no matter what kind of experience you end up becoming very different, no matter what experience you share, no matter what kind of experience you have. [of] Try to figure out how to be human,” Gramer said. “Strangely, Summer and Morty are very capable of being adults – well, there aren’t so many Morty in that plot, but he’s sacrificed [in “Summer of All Fears”] She is responsible for it for their goodness, I think the biggest thing about being an adult is that you do make mistakes, but you are responsible for them and ask for forgiveness. ”
She added:It’s great to prove this. This is an in-depth, meaningful episode of the first episode of the season. As we move forward we have some lighter [the premiere is] What we all go through is very interesting and you know, capitalism. ”
For Beldon’s role,”I want to see the ventilation between Morty and the summer [about] Rick is about all the horrible things they don’t see on the screen. ”
In “All the Fear of Summer,” we have a new perspective in Summer’s relationship with Beth. At first, Beth was excited about the newly mature teenage daughter, even though it was dressed very quickly.
“Obviously, their relationship has grown a lot in the last 80 episodes,” explains Sarah Chalke, who plays Beth. “But I think it’s been a whole new dynamic in that episode, especially between Beth and the summer. It’s really fun to play because they interact like their peers. I think Beth really liked it and then didn’t really play the game on her head and that’s where it might go away, and that’s the downside for Rick – Rick obviously saw it.”
Finally, Chalk said: “Ultimately, realizing that the best part of your childhood is that your childhood is that you are 17 years old, don’t know how difficult it will be and hope that summer will benefit the rest of her life. It’s a fun thing to do.”
New episode Rick and Morty Adult swimming arrives on Sunday.
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