#rick c

[loganes]

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[meowriimo]

imagine having to spend 40 minutes on the ice watching your country's biggest rival celebrate after losing in the most frustrating way possible as you try your hardest to stave off a monumental breakdown until you can get somewhere without prying eyes just to see your fuckass dad on stage a few days later tell the world how inconsolable and weak you were. there isn't a strong enough word in the dictionary for pissed omg.

[maxz-b]

theres literally just two different celebrinis max. they all look the same theyre like identical weird dogs it makes me feel weird to look at them all together. Do you see this. do you. this shouldnt be allowed who authorised this

[andearlysunsets]

only thing i’ll say about rick c. is that macklin’s hairline is safe like dude’s got a full head of hair

[phoebebrxdgers]

rick c once again proving production vs protection theory to be real and correct

[crisisthegirl]

oh my god,,, rick c ??

(screenshot of this)

[buggiebeetleart]

Rick heard about what happened with Planetina. (NOT SHIP ART)

REQUEST BY @fandomwe1rd0 ‼️ Thank you so much!

Also, do we like the artstyle? I am low key experimenting with how I wanna draw them when doing simple art of them.

[dododan]

All in all, I found the season 7 finale quite upsetting in terms of the relationship Rick and Diane showed.

I got the impression that for most of the series we are watching Rick constantly grieving. Sometimes he forgets and lets himself be absorbed in the moment, and other times he relives Diane's death.

We have seen many times in the series how Rick loses himself - whether it's going to be all around drunk or in a more self-destructive way. I don't think it's until season 7, or more specifically the last few minutes of Fear No Mort, that we see him begin to work through this grief and find a new purpose after killing Rick Prime.

That's why I felt sorry for Rick.

I wanted to draw him happy with Diane before everything he had was taken from him.