BWOOOONG.
After Morty accidentally resets the Central Finite Curve to its original, un-curated multiverse, he and Rick must hitchhike across an infinitely chaotic, non-hierarchical reality where every possible version of themselves is equally "real"—and equally pathetic.
Morty, for the first time, speaks for both of them. rick and morty another way home
The problem isn't that the multiverse is infinite. The problem is that now, every universe is equally adjacent. No more "Central Finite Curve" to separate the Ricks who are gods from the Ricks who are sentient lumps of mashed potatoes. They’re all bleeding into one another.
"Don't touch that, Morty," Rick says without looking up. *"It's the... urp ... Central Finite Trim Tool. It prunes the dumb timelines where dinosaurs invented cryptocurrency or whatever." BWOOOONG
"Need a lift, Sanchez?" Cool Jerry asks, smirking.
Their crime? By creating the Central Finite Curve, Rick had declared all realities outside it "inferior." Now that the curve is gone, the infinite average Ricks are pissed . The problem isn't that the multiverse is infinite
The climax happens not in a battle, but in a diner called The Ambiguous Diner . A council of "Middle Ricks"—those who are neither geniuses nor idiots, just average—puts them on trial for "crimes against probability."