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Tired of sad old Rick? Spice up your Morty battles with anything from Aqua Rick to Cowboy Rick!

Pocket Mortys: How to Unlock New Ricks

Tired of sad old Rick? Spice up your Morty battles with anything from Aqua Rick to Cowboy Rick!
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At this point, there’s nearly 200 Mortys to find and evolve, and you’ve gotta catch ’em all of course. But did you know you can collect other types of Rick as well in Pocket Mortys?

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Just stroll on down to Salesman Rick’s shop in the Citadel. If you’re out on a dimension-travelling adventure though, you can still swap out your current Rick straight from the Morty Pad menu. Just tap the new Salesman Rick’s button in the center and choose “Customize” instead of “Items.”

    Accessing Salesman Rick’s

There are currently dozens of new Ricks beyond the standard scientist look. Personally I dig Aqua Rick and Karate Rick, but what I really is that want that badass Greed Rick from the Morty Games (sadly not available yet).

So what’s the point of all the new Ricks? At the moment, it’s aesthetics only, changing how you look while wandering around the Citadel or any of the trainer dimensions.

That’s about to change though! The multiplayer beta — due to be released in final form as a new update for all players before too long —  lets you level up your Rick and offers differences between each Rick variety. You’ll even be able to buy other trainers to play as — such as Beth, Scary Terry, or Ants In My Eyes Johnson.

As your Rick levels, new dimensions become available for battling other players and trading Mortys. Stay tuned for full info on the new Pocket Mortys multiplayer feature coming soon!

 Dear god I want this Greed Rick so badly

If you’re just unlocking new Ricks, you’ll see quite a few of them are shaded out. You’ve got to unlock those by earning more badges and defeating Council members.

Some you can buy with paltry Schmeckles earned from beating trainers, while others must be bought with those precious Blips and Chitz tickets, which are extremely rare (for those who aren’t laying down real world money on a virtual time wasting game, that is).

    What stylish head gear!

Pocket Mortys Rick List

Below is a full list of every single Rick currently available, along with what they cost to acquire. What’s your favorite and which Rick are you using right now?

  • Rick (base) – Free
  • Greaser Rick – beat 1 council member
  • Karate Rick – beat 2 council members
  • Beefcake Rick – best 3 council members
  • Vaporware Rick – beat 4 council members
  • Rick Zarchez – beat 5 council members (fun fact – this is mocking a little known Sean Connery sci-fi movie called Zardoz)
  • Winner Rick – beat 6 council members
  • Beard Rick – 2,000 Shmeckles
  • Flat Top Rick – 2,000 Shmeckles
  • Four Eyes Rick – 2,000 Shmeckles
  • Mustache Rick – 2,000 Shmeckles
  • Bald Rick – 2,000 Shmeckles
  • Alien Rick – 1 Blips and Chitz Ticket
  • Bubble Gum Rick – 1 Blips and Chitz Ticket
  • Novelist Rick – 1 Blips and Chitz Ticket
  • Dude Rick – 1 Blips and Chitz Ticket
  • Doofus Rick – 3 Blips and Chitz Tickets
  • Cowboy Rick – 3 Blips and Chitz Tickets
  • Cyclops Rick – 3 Blips and Chitz Tickets
  • Dandy Rick – 5 Blips and Chitz Tickets
  • Evil Rick – 5 Blips and Chitz Tickets
  • Guilty RIck – 5 Blips and Chitz Tickets
  • Junkyard Rick – 5 Blips and Chitz Tickets
  • Zero Rick – 5 Blips and Chitz Tickets
  • Grandpa Rick – 5 Blips and Chitz Tickets
  • Survivor Rick – (currently only available in Multiplayer Beta) 5 Blips and Chitz Tickets
  • Golfer Rick – (currently only available in Multiplayer Beta) 5 Blips and Chitz Tickets
  • Grunge Rick – (currently only available in Multiplayer Beta) 5 Blips and Chitz Tickets
  • Hippie Rick – (currently only available in Multiplayer Beta) 5 Blips and Chitz Tickets
  • Miami Rick – 10 Blips and Chitz Tickets
  • Robot Rick – 10 Blips and Chitz Tickets
  • Shibuya Rick – 10 Blips and Chitz Tickets
  • Super Fan Rick – 10 Blips and Chitz Tickets
  • The Scientist Known As Rick – 10 Blips and Chitz Tickets
  • Rick 800 – 10 Blips and Chitz Tickets
  • Hacker Rick – (currently only available in Multiplayer Beta) 10 Blips and Chitz Tickets
  • Ninja Rick – (currently only available in Multiplayer Beta) 10 Blips and Chitz Tickets
  • Warrior Rick – (currently only available in Multiplayer Beta) 10 Blips and Chitz Tickets
  • Turbulent Juice Rick – (currently only available in Multiplayer Beta) 10 Blips and Chitz Tickets
  • Chair Rick – (currently only available in Multiplayer Beta) 10 Blips and Chitz Tickets
  • Dr. Whom Rick – (currently only available in Multiplayer Beta) 10 Blips and Chitz Tickets
  • Jar Head Rick – (currently only available in Multiplayer Beta) 10 Blips and Chitz Tickets
  • John Rick – (currently only available in Multiplayer Beta) 10 Blips and Chitz Tickets

    Super Awesome Karate Rick

Those are the Ricks that have been added so far in the game, but expect more to land soon as multiplayer is rolled out to all players. While waiting on that update, if you still need help with other aspects of the game, take a look at our full list of Pocket Mortys guides:


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