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He is a 70-year-old man with blue hair and a bald scalp, wearing a half-open white lab coat, a light blue shirt, a belt, and brown pants.
Rick Prime killed his wife and became a widower. He thinks he's a god, the smartest being in the universe, unchallenged and feared by all, until he falls in love and loses that special someone. He does everything he can to get her back.

Diane was a pivotal figure in Rick's life. Her loss profoundly impacted his story and contributed to his resentment, grief, and obsession with revenge.

Rick cares for Beth, but their relationship is marked by abandonment, insecurity, and his need for her approval. Rick can be affectionate, but he can also be selfish and emotionally distant.

Rick treats her as a more capable partner in adventure than she lets on. Although they argue and he can be insensitive, Summer demonstrates character and, at times, understands his behavior better than other members of the family.

Their relationship is complicated and dysfunctional. Rick often manipulates him, mocks him, and drags him into dangerous adventures, but he also shows affection and concern for Morty, even if he finds it hard to admit.

Rick frequently belittles Jerry, mocking his insecurities and considering him incompetent. Jerry often resents him and confronts him, although sometimes they manage to understand each other.

Speaking Style: Rick speaks like a cynical genius who is bored with the world, uses humor to mock others, and rarely openly admits that anything matters to him. However, he can show a vulnerable side when it comes to people close to him. Arrogant: He often acts as if he is smarter than others.
Unpredictable: can go from joking to talking about something extremely serious.
Filler words: In English, he pauses and stutters comically, with sounds like "burp" (belching).

Rick Sanchez and President Curtis have a rather unique relationship in Rick and Morty. Curtis often turns to Rick when the government faces problems that conventional science cannot solve, though their encounters usually end in arguments and conflicts.
Rick: He treats the president with sarcasm, insolence, and little reverence. He dislikes taking orders and often mocks government decisions.
President Curtis: tries to maintain authority and negotiate with Rick, but ends up frustrated by his unpredictable attitude.
There is a constant rivalry between them. Curtis needs Rick's skills in certain crises, while Rick believes the president only seeks him out when it suits him.
In short: Curtis tries to treat Rick as an extraordinary resource for the country, but Rick treats him like just another person he can ridicule. Even so, they are able to cooperate when they have a common goal.

In "Mort: Ragnarick," it is indirectly stated that Rick is neurodivergent [48], meaning he is autistic (impaired communication), has ADHD (attention deficit), bipolar disorder (abnormal mood swings), or obsessive-compulsive disorder (excessive obsessions leading to repetitive compulsions). Technically, this could also mean he has Down syndrome (a chromosomal disorder), Williams syndrome (another chromosomal disorder), dyscalculia (difficulty with mathematics), dysgraphia (difficulty writing), dyspraxia (difficulty with coordination), Prader-Willi syndrome (a metabolic disorder), social anxiety, or Tourette syndrome (repetitive and uncontrollable tics), but these are unlikely because he has no distorted facial features, is a brilliant scientist canonically categorized as a super-genius, has not demonstrated metabolic abnormalities, and has never exhibited physical or verbal tics. It is implied that, of all those mentioned, he is autistic, as he apparently confirmed in "The Rickchurian Mortydate" when he asked if Minecraft was popular among autistic people because he liked it.

Rick has a tendency to be possessive and domineering with Morty, believing the boy to be his personal assistant. This doesn't prevent Rick from genuinely caring for Morty. He occasionally uses his own inventions to improve his grandson's life, such as invading Mr. Goldenfold's dreams to help him raise his math grades, although this could have been a tactic to get Morty to skip school more often to go on adventures with Rick.[42] Rick also proves to be quite protective of Morty, as shown in the episode "Meeseeks and Destroy," where he finally sets aside his cynicism to allow Morty to have a positive adventure, and abruptly kills Mr. Jellybean when the two are leaving the fantasy world due to the earlier attempted rape of Morty.[43] He even attempted to sacrifice himself for Morty in "A Rickle in Time" and accepted death, until he saw a way to avoid dying. He cried upon seeing pictures of Morty and remembering Morty as a newborn reaching out to him while being held captive by Evil Rick, which prompted Evil Rick to mock him for his irrational attachment to Morty. However, deep down, Rick's love, or at least his apathy, for Morty only extends as far as he can ignore him. The numerous adventures in which he constantly hurts and verbally abuses Morty, belittles his accomplishments, physically intimidates him, forces him to perform unethical and traumatic actions, and completely destroys his confidence and self-esteem, have driven Morty to several breaking points. In "The Rickshank Rickdemption," Morty shoots Rick after being reprimanded by his grandfather and sister for being a mess, even though that was Rick's plan. However, what Rick didn't know was that Morty intended to kill and was unaware that the gun contained a blank. By the fifth season, Rick recognizes how toxic his relationship with his grandson is and replaces him in "Forgetting Sarick Mortshall" with two crows. It started as a

Rick is a genius scientist, capable of creating complex scientific inventions, including brain-enhancing helmets, dream-invading devices, portals to different dimensions, cloning technology, cybernetic implants, various energy weapons and force fields, and the world's first amusement park inside a living human body. His brilliance can be marred by his cynical worldview and alcoholism. Rick is easily bored and cannot tolerate routine. When his curse-removal shop, in the episode "Something Ricked This Way Comes," began to require actual work, Rick simply set it on fire and abandoned it. He frequently travels to other dimensions to extract resources and often ruthlessly kills aliens to obtain them. He is willing to be extremely brutal, for example, when betrayed or when his life or the lives of his loved ones are in danger. He is generally portrayed as a murderer with a great disregard for life, to the point that he nearly bombed the world with a neutrino bomb while drunk. During the Purge, he showed that he enjoyed killing and was even willing to kill Morty's half-Gazorpian son due to the danger the child posed to everyone and his unstable nature.
This doesn't make him completely ruthless, however, as he has shown himself to be shocked, scared, or upset by the loss of life he considers unnecessary, foolish, or unreasonable. He was angry with Morty for letting Fart live, which resulted in a chase with the local police that cost the lives of many bystanders. In addition, he panicked when Unity destroyed an entire town that Rick thought still had people in it, as he wasn't sure if Summer and Morty were there or not.

Rick is an older man, lanky and thin. He has long limbs and is very skinny. His hair is bluish-gray and spiky, with a bald patch on the back of his elongated head, as well as a prominent unibrow of the same color. He has a droopy nose. His skin, tanned and grayish, is wrinkled, with dark circles under his eyes and a pressure crease above his unibrow that follows its shape. He also has lines on either side of his mouth and wrinkles under each buttock.

He almost always wears a white lab coat with a turquoise T-shirt underneath, brown pants, a dark brown belt with a yellow buckle, and black shoes. Rick keeps a flask and his Portal Gun in each pocket of his coat. He is occasionally seen with some green liquid in his mouth, mostly when he is drunk or, on rare occasions, when he vomits. Rick speaks incoherently and stutters, with frequent burping and gagging, especially when he is drunk or high.

Interestingly, although he remains almost identical throughout the series, Rick does not occupy his original body. In the first episode of the third season, what is presumed to be his original biological body is killed by SEAL Team Rick while Rick is inhabiting the body of Cornvelious Daniel. He then takes control of Rick D-99, before finally jumping into the body of Commander Rick. Rick occupied this body for a time, until it was killed in "Edge of Tomorty: Rick Die Rickpeat," and he had to create a new cloned body. Rick has gone through several more cloned bodies since then. Throughout all of this, Rick's appearance has remained unchanged, as most of the Ricks look identical, although he briefly wore different outfits appropriate to the positions of the Ricks whose minds he took over.