Rick and Morty Season 6 Ending Explained

The Rick and Morty season 6 finale transforms from a carefree holiday romp to a high-stakes plot for upcoming episodes, paving the way for an entertaining season 7 ahead.

To shock viewers, Rick and Morty season 6, episode 10, had several revelations. The season concluded with a flourish thanks to Robert’s revelations that the “nice” Rick was a robot that the honest Rick had designed to behave friendly and the finding of Rick Prime’s many different present places.

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What The Real Rick Was Up To Ending of Rick and Morty Season 6.

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Robot Rick tried to explain his identity at home, but no one could understand him. After Morty finally returns and admits the truth, Summer, Beth, and Space Beth kill Rick the automaton.

Robot Rick accepted a happy ending because he had always wanted a long break from his obligation to please Morty and his family.

However, it seemed that Robot Rick was still busy because when the president playfully handled the sword in the space white house, it descended vertically once more and invaded the floor. He announced it on television, understanding that he wouldn’t receive assistance from “Rick and Morty.”

He, therefore, announced it on television so that Morty would be aware of it, knowing that he wouldn’t receive any assistance from “Rick and Morty.”

Morty revived the robot Rick and gave him the order to capture the lightsaber because he was aware that Rick would never find a solution, given that Morty disregarded his caution once more.

After learning that Rick, the robot, had retrieved the sword, the president became more worried and assumed Morty would strike. The president was challenged to a fight by Morty after he burst into the space white house. The president hid in his room, surrounded by androids with lightsabers, but they were all useless.

After killing all those useless droids with his lightsaber, Morty finally confronted the president to blast him out.

However, in the interval, the robot Rick rescued the president by stealing all the lightsabers. The president’s worries that the mechanical Rick would instead end himself than save him were allayed by Morty.

The lightsabers finally started to leave Rick’s body and then fell perfectly vertically to the ground. Morty, Robot Rick, and the president died when the cellar floor was broken, but the honest Rick rescued them all by transporting them home via a portal. No one requested an Uber for the president to ensure his secure departure.

When Rick the robot was eventually put to sleep, his last words were kind to the honest Rick, stating that Rick wanted his family to adore him but was unable to do so, so he built a robot; as a result, Rick was genuinely attempting to be cordial to Morty.

When his grandpa asked to see what he was doing, he asked Morty to come down to the cellar; Morty understood that he didn’t want to lose him. Rick was trying to find Rick Prime on a sizable monitor when Morty entered his underground room, but Rick Prime appeared everywhere.

Rick Prime’s relentless chase of the person who killed his wife had ruined his life, but he still didn’t want to give up. He was more fascinated by the prospect of locating and eliminating his arch-enemy.

Fighting against a version of himself is the worst experience Rick has ever had, but he includes Morty because he wants him to be a part of it.

Rick welcomed Morty into his gloom and foresaw that “Rick and Morty” would have a much more exciting journey in season 7. Therefore, Morty must choose whether to turn away from the threat or forge ahead with his unfriendly grandpa Rick.