mr. Meeseeks
mr. Meeseeks first appeared in the fifth episode of Rick And Morty’s first season, “Meeseeks and Destroy”, in which Rick revealed that he had placed the alien-like creatures into a box where they would be released in order to accomplish a specific goal. While not playing major roles following their debut in the initial outing of the Adult Swim series, they have returned to the show on a number of occasions.
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Noob-Noob
Noob-Noob was attached at the hip to the Annihilators, the superhero team that found themselves completely decimated following their latest encounter with Rick Sanchez and Morty Smith, though they did have the opportunity to return via an online series of shorts that flashed back to the time before their untimely demise. The strange alien sidekick hasn’t returned following the death of the Annihilators, but if he does, he’ll need to be recast.
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mr. Poopybutthole
The unbelievably named “Mr. Poopybutthole” has been given some serious legs in Rick And Morty since making his first appearance as a part of Total Rickall, the fourth episode of season two which saw the Smith Family dealing with an alien parasite that pretended to be characters who were a part of the clan’s lives. Ironically, Poopybutthole was in fact a real living breathing character, with Beth thinking otherwise and shooting him, believing he was a parasite. The surreal character would then make several other appearances, typically at the tail end of each season finale, giving viewers updates as to where he is currently at in his life.
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Rick Prime
A bit of a cheat considering this is an alternate take on Rick Sanchez, having the same voice as the mad scientist, but Rick Prime has been built up as the next “big bad” of the series, being the Sanchez responsible for many of the problems of the Rick we know’s past. With season six ending with our Rick committing to get revenge against Rick Prime, once again dragging Morty into his wild adventures, the series continuation means that the villain will most likely return at some point in the future.
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Evil Morty
Much like Rick Prime, “Evil Morty” shared the same voice as the Morty Smith that we’ve come to know over the history of the Adult Swim series. With the end of season five seeing the eye-patch-wearing variant seemingly able to jump into a new universe free from the Ricks’ influence, he might never actually return to the series proper, though if we were taking bets, we would imagine that it will only be a matter of time until we see Morty’s doppelganger make a comeback.
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mr. Always Wants To Be Hunted
mr. Always Wants To Be Hunter is exactly the character that his name suggests, seemingly a creation of Rick’s that wants nothing more than to be hunted by someone as he frantically runs around. What makes this character all the more confusing is that he is a bi-product of Rick’s Decoys, which numbered in the hundreds, if not thousands when the concept was first introduced. mr. Always Wants To Be Hunted is still at large and may return in Rick and Morty’s future
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The Many Characters From Interdimensional Cable
Roiland perhaps voiced the most characters during the Interdimensional Cable episodes, with roles including Eyeholes Man, Jan Michael Vincent, Ants In My Eyes Johnson, Baby Legs, Gazorpazorpfield, and Tophat Jones to name a few. With these installments being something of a regular occurrence in each season of the Adult Swim animated series, quite a few characters might need to be recast in the face of the split between Roiland and Warner Bros Discovery.
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