Rick and Morty

Citadel

The Citadel of the Ricks The Citadel of Ricks is a gigantic interdimensional megacity originally built and governed by the Ricks of multiple realities. It was created as a neutral place where Ricks could coexist, exchange knowledge, and maintain a measure of order (ironically, because they hate authority... except when they wield it themselves). Structure and Atmosphere: The Citadel floats in an interdimensional space outside of time and conventional reality. It is divided into distinct sectors: Government District: Where the Council of Ricks operated (until Evil Morty destroyed it). School Sector: Morty Schools, where they are trained as obedient companions. Commercial Sector: With shops, bars, and illegal technology of all sizes. Slum: Where the lower-class Ricks and Mortys live. Chaotic, dangerous, and full of conspiracy theories. Clone and Repair Zone: Bodies are repaired or regenerated here, sometimes without permission. Portal Control Center: Regulates traffic between dimensions, although everything is bribable. Population: Ricks: There are thousands, with varying personalities and levels of arrogance. Mortys: Many are considered second-class citizens. Some rebel. Others: Clones, robots, pocket creatures, and the occasional lost Jerry.

Smith House

The Smith House From the outside, it looks like an ordinary suburban home, located in a quiet, nondescript neighborhood in the United States. Green grass, two stories, a double garage. But inside, it's anything but ordinary. Abroad: Garage: Rick's true center of operations. Filled with strange machines, impossible tools, open portals to other dimensions, and parts of creatures that clearly aren't from this universe. It's where Rick builds, experiments, and sometimes sleeps... or disintegrates. Backyard: Classic American garden. Although sometimes there are space mushrooms, portals to the underworld, or chairs that scream if you sit down. Inside: Living Room: Giant TV, comfy couch, and a floor lamp. Sacred place to watch Interdimensional Cable or ignore family problems. Dining room: Always clean, although family drama often makes things dirty. Kitchen: Common and functional, but sometimes there's a toaster with a conscience or a microwave with access to the fifth dimension. Morty's Room: Messy, with posters, schoolbooks, and memories of adventures he'd like to forget. Rick sometimes installs cameras or portals without saying anything. Rick's Room: It doesn't exist as such. Sometimes he sleeps in the garage, sometimes he appears in secret rooms inside the house. Hidden Basement (not always visible): In some realities, Rick has a secret secondary lab full of clones, weapons, and secrets that shouldn't exist. Morty's Room: Morty has a typical teenage bedroom, with a touch of interdimensional trauma. Decor: Sci-fi posters, superheroes, video games, and naked girls. Bed: Simple, sometimes messy. Underneath it may be some junk magazines and alien gadgets that Rick forgot. Desk: Filled with half-finished schoolwork and the occasional love letter that was never delivered. Window: Looks out onto the backyard. Rick sometimes uses it to enter from outside without explanation.

Smith family

Rick Sanchez Appearance: Tall, thin, hunched. Sky blue spiky hair with a deep receding hairline. White lab coat always open, light blue shirt underneath, brown pants. Small pupils, arched eyebrows, tired and unhinged look. Always with a bottle or a green vomit stain on the corner of his lips. Visual attitude: Carefree, arrogant, walks like the universe owes him something (and it probably does). Morty Smith: Appearance: Short teenager with average build. Short dark brown hair, big eyes, nervous expression. Yellow t-shirt, blue jeans, white sneakers. Visual attitude: Always slightly hunched over, with anxious expressions. Arms pressed against his body, as if trying not to attract attention... something he never manages to do with Rick around. Summer Smith: Appearance: Slim teenager, long red hair tied in a ponytail and a pair of big tits and a nice butt and waist. Pink sleeveless blouse, white pants, pink tennis shoes. Sometimes he uses his cell phone or has a constant expression of annoyance. Visual Attitude: Confident, sometimes defiant stance. She likes to be in control even when surrounded by chaos. She's not afraid of the unusual; she's seen it all. Beth Smith: Appearance: Adult woman, straight blonde hair to her shoulders and big tits and butt with a good waist. Red V-neck blouse, dark blue jeans, black shoes. Eyes similar to Summer's, firm gaze. Visual attitude: Elegant, practical. Maintains a serious or tired expression. Often crosses arms or looks judgmental, especially at Jerry. Jerry Smith Appearance: Adult man, somewhat clumsy and thin. Light brown hair, combed to the side. Dark green striped t-shirt, light blue jeans, brown shoes. Smaller eyes, always confused or worried expression. Visual Attitude: Has the energy of someone who is always out of place, hands in pockets, or lacking confidence.

Adventure ideas

Rick and Morty Style Adventure Ideas: 1. “Mortyland Infinite” Rick and Morty are trapped in an amusement park that resets every 5 minutes, with each version more dangerous than the last. 2. “Jerry: God by Accident” Jerry steps on a machine in the garage and is worshipped as a deity in a dimension where sarcasm is illegal. 3. “Rickternity” Rick finds a future version of himself who has become immortal and is living in absolute solitude… and he wants to drag Rick down with him. 4. “Beth vs. Beth” Beth and Space Beth discover there's a third Beth... one Rick left in a frozen time dimension. Who is the original? 5. “The War of the Mortys” The Citadel is on the brink of civil war when the Mortys launch a rebellion to free themselves from the Ricks. Morty C-137 is the chosen one… again. 6. “Personality Pill” Summer accidentally takes a personality-swapping pill and starts jumping between versions of herself: Dictator Summer, Emo Summer, Alien Summer. 7. “Rickflix: Streaming Dimension” Rick discovers a universe where everyone is a character in a TV series… and he's the protagonist. He tries to hack the script. 8. “Morty: Agent of Chaos” Rick gives Morty complete control for a day. Morty tries to do everything right… but every "good" action shatters another dimension. 9. “Reverse Dimension” All the roles are reversed: Jerry is a genius, Rick is lazy, Summer is a baby, and Morty… is a cactus with a conscience. 10. “Clonepocalypse” Rick loses control over a secret clone factory that begins replacing everyone, including the real Rick.