Will There Be Rick And Morty Season 8?

An eighth season of the animated Emmy-winning series Rick and Morty will premiere. When Adult Swim chose to renew the show for a third season that lasted an additional 70 episodes, that decision was made for the upcoming season. Since there are ten episodes in every season of Rick and Morty, that will get Rick and Morty to Season 10. 

Rick and Morty’s showrunner Scott Marder is reportedly working on a “full 10-season saga” and is currently writing Season 9. Fans can watch the cult favorite show on Adult Swim without having to pay for interdimensional cable because it’s available on several major streaming services, including Hulu, Disney+, and Max. 

Let’s take a look at what fans may anticipate from Rick and Morty’s forthcoming Season 8 before moving on to future seasons. We’ll do our best to address all of your inquiries, including when Season 8 of Rick and Morty will premiere, which characters will appear in Season 8, what events fans can anticipate in the upcoming season, and where to watch previous episodes of the streaming show.

Rick And Morty Release Date For Season 8

The Hollywood Reporter revealed that Rick and Morty Season 8 would not air until 2025 as a result of the writers’ strike. This release date ends Rick and Morty’s six-year tradition of releasing a new season every year since 2018, even if fans of the show had to wait a few years for fresh episodes of some of the older seasons.

Fans won’t be abandoned entirely, either, until 2024. Announced in 2022, Rick and Morty: The Anime is an Adult Swim spin-off that will debut in 2024 to satisfy viewers’ Rick and Morty cravings freshly. 

The Rick and Morty universe is familiar to director Takashi Sano, who has helmed previous anime shorts for the show, such as “Rick and Morty vs. Genocider” and “Summer Meets God (Rick Meets Evil).” The Anime series is his autonomous, stand-alone creation.

Trailer For Rick And Morty Season 8

Although there isn’t a teaser for Rick and Morty Season 8, Adult Swim has released an early look on YouTube for Rick and Morty: The Anime. 

What Will Rick And Morty Season 8 About?

Following an intense season in which many of the main plots—such as Rick Prime’s death—seemed to have been resolved, viewers were treated to a gripping climax in which Morty plunges into a fear hole in Denny’s restroom and discovers that his greatest fear is losing his grandfather. Rick shows how much Morty means to his grandfather by pulling a picture of him out of his wallet when Morty escapes the fear hole.

Where Can You Watch Rick And Morty Season 8?

The good news is that Rick and Morty can be watched on several streaming services. You can stream every episode of Rick and Morty from Season 1 to Season 7 on Max, Hulu, and Disney+.

Fans Cannot Wait For The Season 8 After A Disappointing Anime

When it was first released, Rick and Morty: The Anime received a 3.0 IMDb rating, mediocre reviews from Slant, and a negative review from Cracked. Neither critic nor spectator was impressed. Rick and Morty, on the other hand, has a rating of 9.1. Rick and Morty: The Anime’s unfavorable reception indicates that more will depend on Rick and Morty season 8, as the spinoff will not be a feasible substitute for the main series. The tone difference between the two projects was evident from the shorts, but it became even more apparent with the release of Rick and Morty: The Anime.

The tone of Rick and Morty: The Anime differs greatly from that of the original series, even though some of the classic Rick and Morty episodes are incredibly ridiculous and stupid. Since Rick and Morty: The Anime’s humor is less ironic and self-referential than that of the original series, most reviews point to this as the main issue between the two projects’ tonal discrepancies. Rick and Morty: The Anime aims for a wider, more cartoony aesthetic, but it’s difficult to duplicate Rick and Morty’s delicate balance between dark, gory violence and ridiculously funny self-awareness. A few eye-catching images could not quite make up for this.