Watch Rick and Morty fight for their lives in anime short

The duo are given a new look as they are catapulted into the anime world.
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Siobhan Neela-Stock
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Watch Rick and Morty fight for their lives in anime short
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Rick and Morty fans, rejoice! As you're waiting for news about the last five episodes of the show's fourth season, watch as the duo temporarily enters the anime world.

In this animated short titled "Samurai & Shogun," Rick and Morty fight off a group of vengeful ninja Ricks who insist he kidnapped Morty. Fans are taken on a trippy ride throughout the almost six-minute clip, complete with colorful graphics that don't disappoint as the duo defend their lives in this parallel universe.

The short debuted Saturday night on Adult Swim. English subtitles help viewers follow along, though most will probably find themselves enraptured by the detailed fight scenes (which, fair warning, are bloody at times).

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Siobhan Neela-Stock

Siobhan was the Social Good reporter at Mashable, writing about everything from mental health to race to the climate crisis. Before diving into the world of journalism, she worked in global health — most notably, as a Peace Corps volunteer in Mozambique. Find her at @siobhanneela.


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