Related: Rick & Morty Mocks Its Own Confusing Continuity (& Hints At True Timeline)Īs Rick helps his various selves discover their Gotron Ferrets, he recruits more Ricks to pilot their own Gotrons. In yet another Rick and Morty pop culture reference in season 5 - this time to series like Voltron and Power Rangers - the five Ferrets combine to make up the limbs of Gotron: the head, the arms, and the feet. Blinded by the power that came from running a Gotron empire, Rick has to be rescued by the Giant Incest Baby - now named Naruto - when the original Ferret owners attempt to plot their revenge. Rick invites the heads of five Smith families to discuss the plan together, mob boss style if they all agreed to move their families to his dimension, he would help them find their Ferrets and make upgrades on them.
He gets the idea to help various versions of himself discover their Gotron Ferrets, working with the other Ricks to combine more and more Gotrons to build a Gogotron, and eventually, a Gogogotron. After collecting all five and roping Jerry and Beth into piloting Gotron with them, Rick becomes drunk with the power that comes with being Gotron. The episode starts with Rick, Morty, and Summer discovering a Gotron Ferret: a spaceship in the shape of a ferret that combines with four other ferrets to form a giant robot guardian, Gotron. Here's a breakdown of every Rick featured in "Gotron Jerrysis Rickvangelion." Since the Citadel of Ricks was introduced in season 3, alternate Ricks have made appearances in multiple episodes, ranging from variations as simple as Cowboy Rick to various alien Ricks. In true sci-fi fashion, Rick and Mortyfrequently features various Ricks from different dimensions - and season 5 episode 7, "Gotron Jerrysis Rickvangelion" introduces five new versions of Rick to add to the chaos.
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