Animal Crossing: New Horizons had its one-year anniversary on M🔴arch 20, and 🐈Adult Swim wanted to honor that milestone by merging it with one of its most popular shows.
The ‘Rick and Morty Crossing’ short🔜 saw the animated series enter the coastal world of New Horizons. The one-and-a-half-minute video was fan-made by kyttenjanae, adding to Rick and Morty’s catalogue of Adult Swim bumpers and anime shorts, and is an accolade to New Horizons’ ongoing success.
The probability of Rick and Morty ending up in Animal Crossing is rather high, conside🐻ring the duo often find themselves tearing the fabric of the multiverse. Rick can b꧑e seen experimenting on a new form of world traveling, and before pushing the button, Morty grabs his axe and away they go. The pair then sprint around a New Horizons island performing classic tasks from the game. The now ball-handed characters appear to be having a good time, despite Morty getting stung.
It then cuts to the pair gaming ﷽on the couch whilst explosions erupt outside - a rather fitting representation of the pandemic chaos this past year and how we turned to video games to g💜et through it.
This is not the first time Rick and Morty have collaborated with a video game franchise, as the pair previously appeared in ads for Death Stranding and 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:promotions for the PS5. Animal Crossing, on the other hand, receives crossovers on a daily basis with its in-game costume designs and themed items. Fans have also made various shorts including the horror feature ‘Don’t Pee🍰k’, which is on track to becoming a feature film.
Another Animal Crossing fan has even labored over a full-length recไreation of the Hamilton musical in New Horizons. The dedicated creator is currently working their way🍎 through each act of the hit Broadwꦗay show, featuring a multitude of characters we love (and hate) from the life sim.