The anime comes from director Takashi Sano (Tower of God) and follows Rick, Morty, and the Smith family in a new intergalactic adventure. The English version will debut on Thursday, August 15 at midnight on Adult Swim. The subtitled version in Japanese will debut on August 17 at midnight on Adult Swim’s Toonami.

To help celebrate the upcoming Rick and Morty: The Anime series, Adult Swim’s Rickmobile and Mortymobile will be traveling across the nation to give fans a chance to watch the first episode before its premiere while offering exclusive merchandise and photo ops. The Rickmobile and Mortymobile will kick off at San Diego Comic-Con and end in Adult Swim’s hometown of Atlanta, GA. Dates and locations are available at rickmobile.com.

Synopsis: In this 10-episode anime series from the world of “Rick and Morty,” Rick relaxes in a pseudo-world between multiverses, Summer helps Space Beth fight the evil Galactic Federation, and Morty falls in love with a mysterious girl who happens to be an atemporal being.

Here’s the list of the Japanese and English voice actors, respectively, for “Rick and Morty: The Anime” include:

Rick – Youhei Tadano / Joe Daniels
Morty – Keisuke Chiba / Gabriel Regojo
Summer – Akiha Matsui / Donna Bella Litton
Jerry – Manabu Muraji / Joe Daniels
Beth – Takako Fuji / Patricia Duran

New episodes of Rick and Morty: The Anime will be available to stream on Max and purchase on Digital the day after the Adult Swim premiere. The Japanese encore airings of new episodes will be available the following Saturday at midnight on Adult Swim’s Toonami block.

“Rick and Morty: The Anime” is written and directed by Sano and is produced for Adult Swim by Sola Entertainment with Jason Demarco and Joseph Chou serving as executive producers.

Adult Swim’s Rick and Morty: The Anime will premiere on August 15, 2024.

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Today, Adult Swim released the trailer for Rick and Morty Season 7 featuring new voice actors for the two main title characters. Instead of having just one person voice the two characters, it looks like we’re getting two different voice actors, according to an insider.

Along with the trailer, the synopsis and info were also released. However, the names of the actors have not been revealed. Fans will find out the names of the voice actors when the new season premieres next month.

“We want the show to speak for itself,” an Adult Swim insider tells THR. “We believe in the strength of the season and our new voices and we want to preserve the viewing experience for fans.”

Rick and Morty Season 7 premieres on Sunday, October 15 at 11:00 p.m. ET/PT on Adult Swim. The season will contain 10 episodes.

About Rick and Morty

Rick and Morty is the hit adult animated series that follows a sociopathic genius scientist who drags his inherently timid grandson on insanely dangerous adventures across the universe.

A global phenomenon, the seventh season of “Rick and Morty” will debut in over 134 countries in 38 languages. In the U.S., new episodes will be available for purchase from digital retailers the day after they premiere on Adult Swim. The new season will also be available to stream in 2024.

“It’s happening,” confirmed Michael Ouweleen, president of Adult Swim. “Thanks to the talent of the entire show team, we can all enjoy 10 new episodes that yet again raise the bar for comedy and animation. This season proves that the geniuses at work on ‘Rick and Morty’ are just getting started.”

Rick and Morty are back and sounding more like themselves than ever! It’s season seven, and the possibilities are endless: what’s up with Jerry? EVIL Summer?! And will they ever go back to the high school?! Maybe not! But let’s find out! There’s probably less piss than last season. “Rick and Morty,” 100 years! Or at least until season 10!

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Executive producer Steve Levy spoke about the recasting process for the titular characters in light of Justin Roiland’s ousting. “[It’s] gonna be great. We are closing in on the end of our process of the recast,” he said. They aimed to find soundalikes of the characters instead of making them sound completely different, like they hilariously did with Solar Opposites.

Also, during the panel, Adult Swim gave fans a look at the opening credits for the incoming Rick & Morty anime spinoff. Partially based on the 2020 shorts, the 10-episode show comes from Studio Deen (The Seven Deadly Sins), Sola Digital Arts (Lord of the Rings: War of the Rohirrim), and director Takashi Sano (Tower of God). While they didn’t provide a release date for the anime series, look for it to air on Adult Swim soon.

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