Morty uses Rick's advanced weaponry to go on a rampage, eventually transforming into a giant, sentient ferrofluid monster—a direct homage to the anime Akira . Subplot: Rick's Multi-Dimensional Rebirth
Morty's erratic steering to stay on his "path" causes a crash that impales and kills Rick.
A holographic backup of Rick appears to guide Morty through the process of cloning him back to life. Morty refuses, as the crystal shows that reviving Rick would lead away from his future with Jessica. Rick and Morty Season 4 Episode 01 (S04E01)
He finally lands in a "wholesome" Wasp dimension that isn't fascist. The Wasp Rick helps him return to his home reality to deal with Morty.
The premiere episode of Rick and Morty Season 4, titled first aired on November 10, 2019. The story centers on "Death Crystals," which allow a person to see all their potential future deaths in real-time. The Main Plot: Morty's Obsession Morty uses Rick's advanced weaponry to go on
Rick repeatedly awakens in worlds ruled by fascists (including "Fascist Shrimp" and "Fascist Teddy Bear" universes) and is killed each time he fails to comply with their ideology.
Because Morty refuses to revive him, Rick’s consciousness is routed through into clone bodies in other dimensions. Morty refuses, as the crystal shows that reviving
Rick takes Morty to Forbodulon Prime to harvest these crystals. While there, Morty discovers a vision of himself dying peacefully as an old man, comforted by his crush, Jessica. Obsessed with reaching this specific outcome, Morty begins following the crystal's prompts blindly.