Rick and Morty Ricklemania #[nn]

When Morty stumbles upon an interdimensional wrestling match on Interdimensional Cable, the Smith family becomes obsessed—especially Jerry, who impulsively signs a contract to endorse "Pro Energy Drink," binding the whole clan as the drink’s intellectual property. Now Rick and Morty must enter the high-stakes, interdimensional arena of the Interdimensional Wrestling Federation to free their family from their bizarre corporate servitude.

In "Rick and Morty Ricklemania Book Two," Jerry’s ill-advised sponsorship deal with the smelly Pro Energy Drink traps the Smith family in a corporate contract, forcing Rick and Morty into the wild world of the IWF. With Morty useless in the ring, Rick calls on alternate-dimensional Mortys for backup—while unexpectedly proving he’s got more than just science on his side. Now that Rick’s hooked on the spotlight and merchandising, the unseen Big Boss is stepping up the game.

In "Rick and Morty Ricklemania Book Three: 'The Flail in the Jail!!'", Morty finds himself in a bizarre underground cage match where death row inmates battle for freedom, thanks to Clive’s unexpected wrestling flair. Rick, Summer, and Morty take on a wild roster of contenders—including Noob-Noob, Stealy, and Mr. Poopybutthole stacked like a living tower—before Rick’s ego spirals as he aims for the IWF championship. The mysterious Big Boss, Gorpulous Spaff, finally confronts Rick, but the outcome remains uncertain.

In "Rick and Morty Ricklemania Book Four," Rick’s victory over his old nemesis Gorpulous Spaff spirals into an ego-fueled conquest of the Interdimensional Wrestling Federation, culminating in the renaming of the IWF to the RWF. Meanwhile, Jerry, still trapped in a brutal energy drink marketing contract, must find a way out before Rick remembers his original mission. With Morty, Summer, Beth, Space Beth, and even Horsey McHorseface joining forces, the family sets out to rein in Rick’s increasingly absurd reign.