![]() ![]() He sips fine wine and then throws the still full bottle at the wall, demanding another. Nimbus, Beth, and Jerry having a threesome.) He’s also clearly a jerk. Nimbus is unassuming because he’s a “strange, horny ocean man” who says his name a lot, but it quickly becomes clear that he wields plenty of power and is highly respected as king, as well as one heck of a charmer when it comes to the “sex positive” crowd. Nimbus is king of the ocean and “a piece of shit.” Even Jerry, of all people, isn’t impressed by Mr. Nimbus suggests that surely something is amiss if this character is somehow Rick’s nemesis. ![]() And it’s a weight that the episode intentionally undercuts from his presentation, as everything about Mr. Nimbus is officially dubbed Rick’s “nemesis” in this episode clearly has to hold weight. Nimbus, the “big man” from the episode synopsis and Rick’s nemesis.Ĭonsidering all of the enemies and foes of Rick that we’ve been introduced to over the course of the series, the fact that someone as weirdly unassuming as Mr. That’s all the inspiration Morty needs to live, which leads to the water landing on the ocean that summons Mr. ![]() It’s a call to his forever crush Jessica, which ultimately ends up working in his favor and getting him a movie date night with her that night. As the ship hurtles toward Earth, set to crash and burn - and it’s a very nice touch for the steering wheel to just pop right off - Morty makes a death call that really sets this whole episode into motion. But it’s in Morty’s bravery in this moment - as he flies them back to their dimension, on a course back to Earth - that the episode provides its first (but certainly not last) portal-based issue, as the portal closes just as Rick and Morty go through it. ![]()
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