Rick Sanchez VS The Doctor (Rick and Morty VS Doctor Who) | DEATH BATTLE!
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- Опубліковано 19 лис 2023
- The Time Lord duels the Rickest Rick!
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"Blink as much you can. They're scared of rapid movement." Loved that
That was just mean
indeed ! :D
Well, remember doctor's rule #1...
@@omegaj9 The Doctor always lies 😀
Rule 1: The Doctor lies.
I love how the Doctor is amused by the screaming sun. Like he just thinks its neat cause he's never seen that before.
Oh, wow. He really hasn't, he's seen sentient suns but not screaming ones.
What's really weird is that the entire time The Doctor is also trying his hardest to not be that man without rules.
He's like the Vampire King in the new season of Fionna and Cake "Huh, I've seen a new thing"
"oh I show that one to my companion sometime
honestly that's when i knew he was gonna win
I really liked that they brought up the personality differences. The Doctor would absolutely disgusted by Rick's attitude if they ever actually met
Is the Doctor an anti-nihilist?
@@user-lb4jy4jt2r
"Nobody important? Blimey, that's amazing. You know, in 900 years of time and space I've never met anyone who wasn't important before"
- The 11th Doctor
@@TheSpearkan Wow, that's cool, thanks for the quote.
The Doctor is an overwhelming optimist above all else, even in his bleakest momentshe has hope@user-lb4jy4jt2r
@@TheSpearkanthat's 11 not 10 that's one of the point
For those who don't know, the VA for The Doctor in this battle is the same guy that the official Doctor Who radio plays get when David Tenant isn't available. In other words, this is one of the few Death Battles to have one of the fighters voiced by a character's official voice actor
What? What!? WHAT!!?? That’s AWESOME!!!
EYYYY THIS IS AMAZING
Huh, neat
I WONDERED why he sounded only just SLIGHTLY off
That's awesome, so who were the other official voice actors on DB?
Honestly, Rick ending up as a forgotten ghost is a kinder ending than most Doctor Who enemies recieve.
It a hologram
@@ultrainstinctgokuhope7442 That's even worse. It isn't even really Rick.
@@ultrainstinctgokuhope7442, yes, but who programmed it?
@@jsly621
It rick, he made a ship
@@ultrainstinctgokuhope7442, but he never existed… now.
Major props to the writers for keeping the Doctor a technical pacifist by having Rick be the one who fired the killing blow himself.
I really do like how during this whole fight the Doctor never even used a weapon.
@@willwh9228idc what you say: a spoon that can hold off a sword IS a weapon
@@Beast_the_smash_guy anything a weapon in a FIGHTING HAND!
@@Beast_the_smash_guy technically it's all about momentum in a sword fight. You may remember the scene of Goku fending of Trunks's sword with his finger? well, if the object is durable enough, say steel against steel, all you need to do is change your opponent's momentum
Then tenth doctor yes is a pacisficists but there are enough doctors in his timeline that would be willing too kill
The creators of Doctor Who explicitly describe it as "The triumph of romance and intellect over brute force and cynicism."
Rick is a formidable opponent, but in a way he *always has been* the opponent. He represents everything the Doctor has always been able to defeat.
Also, Rick forgot the most important lesson from Doctor Who: the more weapons you bring to a fight against the Doctor, the more powerful he becomes.
*draws a spoon
En Garde!
K.I.S.S. Rick, keep it simple, stupid.
Of course, Rick's planet sized ego was what started the fight.
Agreed. Extremely accurate. :-)
“He’s ignoring me?!”
If Rick brings an apple to the fight he just might be able to keep The Doctor away.
This may be implied that the apple makes him stronger
SPOILER: The apple is rotten, just like his show.
Wtf it took someone THIS long to make that joke 💀
Ok Rick trying that and the doctor just grabbing it and eating it would be funny
oh brother this guy stinks
“Morty, if you forget me than I will haunt your ass.” I love that Rick is not even mad that he died, he’s just mad at Morty for forgetting him.
It isn't real Rick, it hologram
@@DartLuke it’s not. Hologram rick is blue, this one is white, is flying and has smoking coming from its body.
@@DartLukeoh it was a Hologram, i thought that it was his Ghost or something
Try not to spoil challenge (impossible)
@@arnaldoalange3869 since he's erased from existence across time his ghost is gone so that's why the ship Rick Ai is still there
I liked that they kept the Doctor to his 'ideal' of letting the 'bad guy' destory themselves
Had to run this fight over in my head over and over before commenting.... The outcome is accurate. The biggest piece of evidence is The Central Finite Curve, which isolated all Ricks from any potential threats to their intellectual superiority, The Doctor, however, had no such set of training wheels and has a list of enemies that could and have forced him (or her as of 13) to constantly develop mentally and seems to thrive off the challenges. In the words of Evil Morty, "Rick's don't like being challenged", and so him being the smartest man in the universe was an imposed default that stagnated him.
The finite curve was there anyways.
The finite curve isn’t there to protect Rick…… it’s to contain rick prime
@@socketyellow3It kind of is for both reasons.
The rickest Rick designed the curve to imprison prime Rick while the other Ricks helped build it to isolate themselves from the multiverse.
The Doctor ran because he didn’t want to kill Rick, let alone enter a conflict. And in the end, Rick learned the reason the Doctor ran away: he was being kind.
Demons run when a good man goes to war
You know you're screwed when the Doctor is kind to you
Loving all these doctor quotes.
makes an argument that both can dodge laser yet rick couldn't dodge laser genius destroyed they own plot
The fury of a time lord
"Blink a lot, they fear movement"
Okay, that was a good one. Not a drop of the Doctor's wit was wasted and I loved it.
Rule #1: The Doctor lies
Portal gub
Best moment of the fight
@@crazymanjj1 Yeah, most folks learn that one the hard way...
I'm shocked Rick bought the bait on that
I'm so glad that they didn't make the "Rick is aware of Doctor Who and therefore he knows everything about the doctor" card a big part of the fight - people really take it out of proportion, it's a single throwaway line in which he mentions he knows the franchise exists, but nothing beyond that. Do you really think a mad scientist like Rick is sat there binging some DW? No chance. However, I do like that they give him SOME knowledge in the fight to keep everyone happy, such as him name-dropping the time lords and knowing to shoot both sides of the doctor's chest because he knows he has two hearts
even if he did know the doctor would still win, plenty of the doctors enemies know all about him- it didn't help them
@@FranTheNerd Yeah that's very true - especially when you consider all the reoccurring villains such as Davros and the Daleks, the Cybermen etc. they have all had enough times to meet the doctor and learn everything but still get outwitted
I think Davros is interesting because he knows the doctor so well that he is the only one to exploit his true weakness - compassion
Rick seems like the kinda guy who heard of Doctor Who watched like ten minutes of one episode and decided he could do better then changed the channel
Yea, Rick would hate doctor who since rick thinks time travel is stupid
@@LeonardGreenpaw That's why he would have a device to one shot the Dr. with.. Rick wins low dif.
When the Doctor hacked and destroyed Rick's blaster, he simultaneously hacked the portal gun to cause it to create the portal he'd subsequently use to redirect the D-Mat gun to destroy Rick. The Doctor anticipated that Rick would go for the D-Mat and set him up to cause his own demise. He beat Rick through superior strategic thinking.
I love how at the end, The Doctor takes the time to go back and tell Morty not to become cynical. That's a great touch.
Nah, he doesn't go back. That's just what happened in the new, Rickless timeline. The Doctor and Rick have no idea what happened.
In the Doctor Who those exposed to time travel with a Tardis will remember things erased from time
@@kainthedragoon8081yep like Amy did, she remembered Rory and then the doctor, which freed him from the time thing he was trapped in
SPOILER ALERT EVERYONE DAAAAAANG
He's actually telling the Audience this.
Rick going on a blind rampage over a fenderbender while the Doctor just acts defensively is perfectly in character for both of them.
😂 absolutely agree
I thought that too. Often they have the characters be way more aggressive or unforgiving compared to their character to explain why they're fighting, but this was completely on point for both of them. This is exactly how it would go down lol
Yea, but both characters are supposed to be in peak condition. Their most deadly for the deathbattle.
I could do a hundred page essay on why Doctor who loses this fight. He's just an older more respected character
@@sethkunert6234wha?
@@sethkunert6234 oh so at their peak? so like when the doctor had control over the glory and could erase the concept of rick from being?
greatest thing about the Doctor's win, is that not only did they not throw an attack other than disarming Rick of his sword, but also they didn't use any of the stupid god-mode items from the show's history like the Moment, the Hand of Omega, the Time Vortex, etc. makes this feel much more like something that'd actually happen rather than "the doctor wins because they can just use this funny artifact and win"
I mean technically the D-Mat counts but the exicution was a checkov's gun (near literally.) in that it's shown, and pays off later. Not SUDDEN HAHA YOU LOSE.
Also love that the TARDiS subtily helps out by acting how it always does and not violating 'this was the time we talked' line.
She's his constant companion and like hell she's going to let some dickheaded nihilist get the jump on Her doctor.
I think the fact that Rick has built his entire worldview on a dog eat dog mentality definitely gives the guy who plays completely defensively a leg up
I really love how, on rewatch thus, the Doctor never actually attacks Rick. He only acts in self defence. Very in-character for him, i love it, major props.
True, most of DB twists the characters at least a little out of character in order to have the fight in the first place, to say nothing of almost being obligated to kill their opponents...This is maybe the first one I've seen where both opponents were *completely* in character, throughout!
@@HandofOmega yeah i thought the same thing, trying to kill someone for ignoring him is such a rick thing to do, and the fact that rick basically killed himself shows how the doctor wanted to spare rick and also Showing the vast difference in experience between rick and the doctor
@@HandofOmegai will say, i think rick would have been smart enough to try and not aggro the doctor. He's referenced doctor who before and probably would have knowledge of the kind of fuckery the Doctor was capable of.
...which means he probably would have known what a weeping angel was too, but that's a bit, so that's whatever. No different from Rainbow Dash eating starscream's spark.
@@herec0mestheCh33fWell one of the black boxes in the episode said that while Rick has referenced Dr. Who there is no indication if he just knows what Dr. Who is or actually has watched Dr. Who.
@@TheUltimateMachineGod ehhhh he was referencing the doctor to brag about his own capabilities. I think he knows. It also wouldn't make much sense to compare himself to the doctor if he hadn't seen the show. You don't have to read the extended lore to know what kind of nonsense the guy can do
I always love the line that is used as a threat against the Doctor. "Fear me I've killed hundreds of Time Lords" and his response "fear me I've killed them all"
The Doctor's Wife Season 6, Episode 4
@@andrewjones5297*Series
That was a lovely line..... IT holds so much that only those who know the show can understand.
Yep and then later on they retconned it so that Doctors actually save Galifrey but the War 9th 10th and 11th Doctor's believed they destroyed it because of Wars interactions with his future selves de-stabilizing his timeline and making the memories unretainable.... It's complicated.
Ah, the eleventh, easily my favourite of the doctors
i thought the doctor said "on god" instead of "en garde", which somehow made it funnier
" maybe you will find it on the ground next to your teeth! "
*grabs spoon* "on god?"
Yeah I’m not surprised. The Doctor is terrifying if you really think about it. I’m surprised they didn’t mention Demons Run. When their friends were threatened they went back in time, told the oldest story, and that ended up being the name of the baddies super secret base. That wasn’t a coincidental turn of phrase, it was a threat across time.
In an audio story the Doctor literally threatens Lovecraftian gods. After cornering one of their servants who'd messed with his companion's mind, he gives her the order. "Tell this to your gods when they punish you. When they stretch you on the Neutron rack... I'm still here..."
@@Prince__Teclis What piece of media was this? I'd love to check it out, I love it when Doctor Who goes crazy with its scale.
Could this be the first fully pacifist Death Battle victory? The Doctor never once attacked Rick, only ever acted to defend himself or disarm Rick's weapons, and in the end Rick's impulsive arrogance caused him to fire the killing blow at himself. Stunning work from the animation team here.
Maybe I was just reading into it but I liked that the Dr seemed hesitant to draw the gun even in a Death Battle. traditionally he always defeats his opponents by trapping them together.
Gotta be character accurate, and the 10th Doctor never once used a weapon on people. He was about to once, but then changed his mind and fired at a machine to beat Rassilon.
Imagine losing to a guy who was not even attacking you at all
@@gameuniverse5973 Rick has always been self-defeating. It's always his own hubris that ends up screwing him in the end.
It's quite genius. The Doctor could disarm Rick completely and make him completely powerless, but because this is a Death Battle, something has to be brought out to kill. As a result, that weapon would HAVE to come out of the Doctor's own arsenal.
I absolutely love the Doctor's line about the Weeping Angels "Blink as much as you can, they're scared of rapid movement" because of how much of a middle finger it is to Rick
I feel like he should’ve said the opposite to reference the “Nobody leave. Everybody stay.” Scene
@@kyleshea384tennents 1st doctor doesnt allow 2nd chances. He was already on his like 4th.
Same fr, though I feel like it wasn’t entirely realistic since Rick knows pop culture and would probably know what weeping angels are
My guess was it was that the doctor using his psychic powers to influence rick in a way he wasn’t prepared for.
I’m just saying if Rick level cybernetics were possible secondary blink resistant eyes were an option.
That's why he only blinked a couple times before stopping and realizing what was up, but such beings can take so many potential forms that it's not exactly easy to identify one at a glance, not until it moves that is.@@Jessica18010
I was so happy they mentioned 11's run on Trenzalore, that itself shows the Doctor's abilities. To fight ALL of his enemies that managed to sneak through a barrier without his Tardis is impressive just pure wit and warrior strength to do that.
The Fact The doctor didn’t hit him once and still won is actually crazy the only thing he did was disarm him
Edit: TYSM Yall I never thought I get here but let’s see if we can get to 500 likes
I mean one of the most frightening things the Doctor said when he talked about his experience in the time war "I've killed people before... but I got worse, I got clever, started convincing people to do themselves in"
@@williamaldred335 Doctor: 🗿🗿🍷 he ain’t wrong though
He is one of very few combatants to go against the convention of a Death Battle, by virtue of not directly killing Rick. In fact, since Rick C-137 was erased from history, the Death Battle technically didn't happen
@@redjirachi1 Techincally Rick Killed himself because he shot the gun not the doctor he just made it travel through a portal so technically rick erased himself
@@williamaldred335low tier timelord
I think my favorite part about the fight is The Doctor’s “fighting style”. He disarms Rick, hacks & overloads his equipment, traps him in a precarious situation and tricks him into destroying himself.
*HE NEVER DIRECTLY ATTACKS RICK*
The dedication to The Doctor’s character is incredible.
While true, leaving him to die by weeping angel (or I guess be isolated in time from that later weeping angel episode) is the equivalent of Batman not killing Raz in Batman Begins by not saving him from the train at the end. He's still directly responsible for the situation that leads to the death.
So suggesting the Doctor's hands were clean in his methods is silly.
Oh, geez. I just noticed that.
Yeah but at least "Death by Angel" isn't so bad since you still live out your normal life, just in the past after the send you back in time.@@pacmonster066
its better than Chibnal's run in 9 minutes when he had 5 years
@@pacmonster066 The doctors hands have not been clean for years he has committed genocide many times over..
The fact that the Doctor showed up on the Screaming Sun Earth and just smiled like, "Well, that's a fascinating thing, innit?" was so a thing the Doctor would do.
I would expect them to go back the that sun and try to have a conversation with it.
To be fair, thanks to the TARDIS' translator gimmick the sun probably wasn't screaming to him but rather actually speaking normally.
He was lucky it was that planet and not planet on a cob.
His reaction made me chuckle a bit.
Not even annoyed just fascinated.
"Imagine... Billions of years, burning alone in the sky, whizzing through the universe with dozens of rocks whirling around you unceasingly. You'd be screaming too. He just needs a little chat with someone who can relate."
Odd to have a Death Battle with only one character. Guess it made for an easy win, though.
If only it were Matt Smith (11th). He could do the "The one thing you never put in a trap" speech
My favourite part of all this is when The Doctor walks out onto the planet with the screaming sun he smiles as its something new to him that he's never experienced. Feels so wholesome and exactly what The Doctor would do.
“Huh… fancy that. A sun with a mouth.”
"And it's screaming at me.....FANTASTIC!"
I wish I can spam the like 👍 button a million times cause I would do that to both of these comments.
bet he would probably also teach the sun how to speak or sing or at the least figure out why it was screaming in the first place.
It's actually not too far off from the episode "The Rings of Akhaten" with Clara Oswald and Doc visiting a race that sacrificed people to the sun with a parasite, until Clara gave it her impossible leaf.
I like how when the Doctor saw the screaming sun from R&M he wasn't offput by it like the Smiths were, he just thought it was neat, like he was happy that he saw something new despite his thousands years of adventuring.
In a bit of fairness, the Smiths were looking for a new planet to live on and that was one of their few options, while the Doctor was just passing by. Different circumstances. But also yes, this does speak to the Doctor's character in comparison to theirs, notably that he's excited by new discoveries so would be happy to see this new planet with a screaming sun.
fun fact: we see some fighters from season 9 and 10 again
@@MichaellaHermosa-hn7vh DEATH BATTLE Season 11 Characters Is Next
@@RafaThomy2006I haven't seen those from season 11 yet, I only saw those from season 10 (Alex Mercer, Darth Vader, the chosen) and season 9 (Harley and Jinx) maybe there are some others
I remember the Doctor being parodied before on Milo Murphy's Law
Actually kind of surprised by this outcome. As a fan of both I thought Rick would sweep this, but I guess even though typically the Doctor is a lot more tame he does have much more extreme edge cases. The difference, I guess, is that Rick is often overt, forward, blunt, and shows off, where as the Doctor is subtle, rarely shows his hand until it's being played, and works best and even prefers to be underestimated.
Which is probably why that scene from the first few episodes of the 11th Doctor always struck me as a very interesting inversion of his character, setting that one a bit apart, when he tells the aliens to look into their records for who he is and what he is capable of and then they withdraw immediately in fear once they find files on him.
🧪🧪🧪BEAKER 🧪🧪🧪
*insert funny beaker joke here
Erm where did those spikes go
RAAAAH THE BEAKER HAS FINALLY BEEN REVEALED
We can rest
I want more death battles with rick.
Gotta love the fact that, true to form, the Doctor isn't the one who killed Rick. He just saved himself and led Rick to erase himself from time.
@swampexpertextraordinaire6896 Yeah, he saved himself and let Rick pull the trigger. I'm not saying "The Doctor didn't try to off him and Rick's death is an accident he brought upon himself", it's not the first time that the Doctor does this: he sets up his ennemy to die if they go through with their intention to kill him. Rick fired the shot that did him in.
While, this is true. It could be argued. The doctor is the one that turned around leading to the portal ejecting the projectile into Rick
@@stargazer-elite I mean, it was that or die.
Can we Get A Gwen Tennyson Vs Atom Eve ? Puhleasseeeeeeee😮💨😮💨🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽
@@stargazer-elitebut at the same time it was clear self defense and realistically he would’ve been fine even in England and the most anti self defense country on earth.
Massive props to Elliott Crossley who played the Doctor here. I genuinely beloved they somehow got David Tennant to play him
But why specifically Tennant and not Smith, Capaldi (not Whittaker) mcgann, baker, Davison, Tom baker, mccoy,?
@@dylanrinker6831 Because, in order of importance:
1: Tennant is the most popular Doctor, especially in America.
2: His voice is one of the less quirky ones from the show
3. The VA they had could imitate Tennant the best
@@dylanrinker6831Likely because this is the 14th Doctor, the latest one who is also played by Tennant
Cuz he’s the best mfin doctor
mostly so he could say alons y
After this battle, they do have something in common.
Doctor Who.
Rick who?
I like the parts where Rick makes sure the ship knows to keep Morty safe, and the part where the Doctor tells Rick to blink more when surrounded by the Angels. Very in-character to an extent
I like how genuinely happy and curious the Doctor is to end up on a world where the Sun is constantly screaming.
I bet he really wants to know why the sun is screaming.
@SirGlacius1 it's on fire and has a sense of self. I'd be screaming to.
@@CloudyNight2156 um acshually🤓 stars arent made of fire
@@JubioHDXyea, it WAY hotter, it would be better off being on fire lol.
@@JubioHDX Ummm ... Technically fire is "technically" a form of plasma with usually low levels of ionization. Hot enough flames are considered a pure plasma since at higher heats and densities fire gains sufficient ionization to be considered a pure plasma.
The sun itself and stars create what Plasma Physics call a "Burning Plasma". So "technically" the sun "is on fire". In a sense.
Well ... at least it can be argued (with semantics) to be "on fire", but not in the "traditional sense".
I like how The Doctor he never actually decided on using the time eraser, he only ever got the chance to contemplate it. He took literally every chance to avoid the conflict that he could. And in the end, Rick's undoing was entirely by his own hand. Surprisingly satisfying to see.
technically that shouldnt kill rick because that only works in 1 universe and rick is multiversal and would just come back with pheonix protocol. i actually expected rick to pop up at the end when he was talking to morty as a full wood rick. and rick has made far stronger things than the doctors gun
@@quincyking010And so has the doctor lol he took out rick without even trying to kill him and that's without using his actually busted tech
@@IvanPetrov-wb1vbthat does not make any sense
It makes perfect sense. Rick dies here because he used the gun and Dr just portal it back on him.
They somehow preserved the Doctor's morals in their Death Battle. NGL, I've wanted to see some version of this episode since ages ago, and it's turned out better than I imagined .
Wait I just remembered the Doctor telling one of his companions how she forgot about another partner that was traveling with them... Huh
Weird video. Just a bunch of random talking about the Doctor, and then he talks for a few seconds to Morty from the cartoon Morty. Who was the old ghost guy at the end?
Idk... And the other side of the thumbnail is empty too...
I think he was added later on? I stopped watching "& Morty" after season 3.
Really strange episode ngl how do you have a death battle with only one guy?
@@tf2isagoodgame282 Maybe he is supposed to battle Morty's insecurities about building such an impressive craft by himself?..
"Well blink as much as you can, they're scared of rapid movment."
Absolutely kills me.
Loser
lol
They're like Boos in Mario or the Sculpture from SCP Foundation then? It'll attack only if you don't look?
@@Werewolf914 yep, weeping angels
@@Werewolf914They're quantum locked, they can only move when they're not being observed.
SPOILER:
The fact that The Doctor actually won without being directly violent is fantastic
i dont like rick and morty much. but rick from other reality can use omega device and its over.
@@hellatzeno he can’t lol bare in mind they didn’t even use the strongest version of Who
“Absolutely fantastic”
@@hellatze the LITERAL one time Deathbattle actually explains half decently why a weapon wouldn’t work and have good arguments for it and you choose to ignore it. That’s kinda funny.
Also the could have given The Doctor “The Glory” which is beyond anything seen in Rick and Morty.
@@hellatzeThe timelords have inmmunity to existance erase project Omega is useless in this case
Like most episodes of Doctor Who, it all came down to "and then he used the Sonic Screwdriver".
This is what the Doctor does every single day. Genocidal time traveling monsters and madmen are nothing new to him. Imagine if this was the tactical genius 7th Doctor, or even the War Doctor who is the most dangerous by far.
7 once basically trapped an alien elder god inside a friend's D&D game, that's how brilliant he is, dude was horrifically intelligent even by Doctor standards.
To those who are unaware of just how scary and evil Daleks are
Their extermination beams could be set to disintegrate on contact, but they choose to set it to just barely lethal, so you feel untold amounts of excruciating pain for a few seconds before you die
Yeah, Maximum Extermination will blow up a house, or more rightfully be the amount of power needed to destroy another Dalek, because that has been necessary before.
And one of them told an especially hate fueled incarnation of the doctor, "you would make a good DALEK", that is some A- grade fucked up right there
Not to mention the Reality Bomb
EXTERMINATE!
They literally scramble your internal organs according to Rememberance of the Daleks
I can’t imagine feeling that…
Props to whoever voiced the Doctor in this episode. That Tennant voice was nearly perfect!
I've heard he voices the Tenth Doctor in the Big Finish audio dramas
Is this a joke? It was the worse thing about the episode 😂
The tennant didn’t have a voice
I forgot David Tennant was a Doctor, only really remember him as the deranged Sir Edmond Rockwell from Ark.
I checked the VA's IMDB,
He did voice the doctor in a few occasions
So its not surprising XD
With this episode released, we got 5 seasons in a row featuring a matchup involving characters that have time manipulation or time travel abilities.
Perfect addition to this fight.
12 other Doctors turn up and start brawling with the Ricks.
Rick starting a Death Battle because someone had better things to do than deal with him is the Rickest Rick thing that’s ever been Ricked.
I Rick what you Ricked there.
Save for the "Rick Roll".... oh wait
Honestly I was expecting a fight of Stewie Griffin vs Rick Sanchez
Ngl I rickled!
@ulisescastro9298 Fun idea, but Rick wins, easy. Most of Stewie's weapons are conventional. His craziest is a ray gun. Otherwise, it's swords, crossbows, rocket launchers, and fighter jets.
Honestly, The Doctor and Rick getting into a universe-spanning, time-warping fight just because of what amounts to a car accident & road rage is 100% accurate to what an episode of either series would be like
"I don't wanna go" memory unrepressed
17:30 The funniest comeback line ever XD!!
The Doctor never touching a weapon the entire fight and Ricks undoing being his own mindless aggression and ego is so perfect.
He used ricks portal gun to escape the weeping angels. he pick it up and knew how to use it instantly, when there where episode where morty left using to portal gun got lost and near died due to how complicated it is to use it until bp saved him due to him having years of experience with Rick
@@anthonykf99 to be fair how would you beat the doctor with any gun or gadget if he has the sonic screwdriver? You use a weapon they can’t hack like a sword.
@@anthonykf99that sword is literally taken straight out of one of the episodes of Rick and Morty (the Season 5 finale)
Also if you want Rick to fight with the weapons he uses most often, he’s be using his bare fists like he does for over 50% of his fights
@@richardsesmajr892 tbf, Morty is an idiot and The Doctor is at least on par with Rick in intelligence
Besides, the animation is just for something for us to watch and doesn't actually affect the results of the battle
@@richardsesmajr892 Portal Gun is a tool and frankly comparing the Doctors Intelligence to Mortys is a joke.
Honestly, the Doctor is so charming and disarmingly comical that I always forget he's secretly a badass limiting himself out of principle whereas Rick limits himself with ego, drugs, and alcohol.
Were it not for Rick's negative traits he probably would've had a higher chance I imagine.
Then again, were Rick as cool headed as the doctor and would he plan ahead for every ideal outcome, he probably wouldn't be Rick.
Yeah, the doctor never really choices violence if he does it was entirely your own fault.
EXACTLY 💯
@@__-tp4tmRick does plan ahead. A lot of his most insane feats required him to see a potential situation ahead of time and invent something to handle it. So when the moment randomly happens, he's ready for it, and has been ready for it.
It's actually the doctor's ability to think on his feet in the moment that caused the doctor's win.
They should do Invincible VS Gohan - Son of Omniman VS Son of Goku would be a really fun matchup!
That shot of all of the Doctor's standing side by side was pretty cool
If the Doctor really does still have access to the Moment, that gives him an unbelievable advantage. It's been a while, but isn't the moment basically an auto-win button if you manage to get past it's guilt trip and push the button?
yep and the doctor has even more than that. The heart of the tardis, the time key, the glory, absorbing the time vortex- all insta wins for the doctor he could do at any time
@@FranTheNerd 'But Project Phoenix, and the central finite curve, he called himself the smartest man in the multiverse' If there was no Rick to make the project he can't come back, the central finite curve probably only works in dimensions where there's a Rick, and the third thing is just the guy's ego.
I was half-expecting Morty to become the Doctor's next companion. Telling him not to be a cynic though is probably the most-helpful thing Morty's ever heard.
I had this same idea. I thought for sure he was going to offer to join him on the Tardis.
Wouldn't that be the biggest, "Haha, screw you. I win." from the Doctor though? He takes in Morty, teaches him how to actually be useful rather than just exploit him, and their adventures end up saving the universe multiple times. Morty just uses Rick's tech combined with Whovian guile and morals....
Time traveler vs dimension hopper. Ofc the time guy wins, he can win yesterday. The best the d hopper can do is win now and that can be to late.
@@tjl102 Rick can time travel, he just chooses not to.
@@MattwosRandomNonContent Because he sucks at it
The Doctor doesn't want you to run from him so he'll win. He wants you to run from him so you don't die.
Exactly, the Doctor will go out of his way to get things to end peacefully, he does not enjoy killing. But if you prove you will never take that offer, and there's no other way around it, he's not going to hesitate.
The man had enough determination to spend 2 billion years punching through solid diamond. If he's running, it's not because it's the quickest route to victory. It's because it's the kindest.
@@durk5331 devils flee when a good man goes to war
jfc this is perfect
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*4.5 billions years.
And he remembers all of it. Grief/rage at Rassilon kept him going.
The fact that a different Rick solved episode 1's monster issue proves he's not the smartest in even the finite curve.
He's just Dead Wife Rick.
True, but he is apparently the only one besides Prime to independently invent portal travel, where every other Rick seemed to have either been given it directly or gotten a heads up by the other Ricks. Plus, he’s easily able to massacre tons of Ricks and bring the Citadel down while also massively smashing the Galactic Federation’s setup with terrifying ease. Give Dead Wife Guy some credit, that’s gotta count for something.
"Blink as much as you can, they're scared of rapid movements."
The fight starting because the Doctor ignored Rick is hilarious. Also love him being nice to a very confused Morty at the end
fortunately this battle is less bloody than we thought😅
Kindness is one of The Doctor's key features.
I am frankly surprised the Doc left Morty there and never offered him the chance to be a companion. You could call it *Who's with Morty*
Saving a kid from an old cynical genius who thinks he's god, just another Monday for the Doctor.
In the end Rick's own hubris was Rick's undoing
That grin at the screaming sun from a thousands of years old, multiversal being was pure "Huh... I just saw a new thing. Been about 100 years since THAT happened! Neat!"
Probably thinking "Must show that to someone later."
@@Prince__Teclis or "Has anyone asked him why he's screaming? Maybe he needs help. Either way, it's fantastic! Let's go learn about him!"
@@Bogeymanta If this was canon imagine the Doctor stopping by this universe every now and then to have a conversation with a sun.
@@KianaK0423 They absolutely would. Just to check in on the guy. The Doctor is nice like that.
This is literally why the doctor loses. He wins because the screwdriver impresses dumb and nostalgic people. Which are you?
One detail I loved about this fight is how The Doctor noticed Rick's ego and used it against him in the sword fight. Rick tells him to keep quipping, and The Doctor notices that his quipping irritates him and gets under his skin, so later when they're locked against the balcony, he quips about a little shop so that Rick throws out an angry, reckless, and predictable lunge so that The Doctor could disarm him with the momentum.
Mad props to the storyboarders and writers who made this detail as it's extremely in character for both characters, especially The Doctor using his enemies' personality flaws against them, which is something he often plays to his advantage. Fantastic!
It's crazy to me how well animated this fight is
My favorite part about this fight is how, during the weeping angels scene, the Doctor lies to Rick smoothly and convincingly, without any stuttering or stammering, even though he's clearly terrified AND busy with the portal gun. He even has the "they're scared of rapid movement" story ready to go, either because he's prepared it ahead of time for exactly this sort of situation, or because he's just that quick-thinking. Either possibility is a strong one.
Time Lords, man.
Oh yes, the Doctor is known for being very accomplished at deception. Some consider "The Doctor Lies" to be #1 point of fact for navigating interactions with him.
I mean..prep time isn't allowed in deathbattle so it's definitley the other option
Considering how the Doctor formulated the entire last scene to trick and make Rick shoot HIMSELF with the reality erasure in that little time window JUST after being shot in both hearts, he prolly is that quick of a thinker
@@Arrowokeys12 Well, it's allowed, but not to be specific to their opponent (like how dealing with high technology, but gives you little advantage over a caveman vs, say, Iron Man). He knows about the Angels and how to deal with them. He may not fully know if his lying is going to work, but its what he knows to do.
Rule 1: The Doctor lies.
Seeing the pure fear on the doctors face when they got to the angels is amazing. Truly his most conventionally scary foe.
Was that reference or something?
Look up "weeping angels"
Do not blink or avert your gaze. You have been warned.
@@MEMEuser420get back to writing stories lazy ass jk love your stories
@@seriousspikesam7770”well blink as much as you can. they’re scared of rapid movement.” The bamboozle the doctor did on Rick was hilarious.
I think this might be the best Death Battle. The character interactions and high energy action really made it for me.
Imagine during that scene where the doctor powers up at the end, Rick just pulls out an apple and then the doctor dies.
“Keep blinking as much as you can, rapid movement confuses them.” I laughed so damn hard!
I laughed my ass off at that
damn... sometimes we forget how scary the doctor is. seeing him simply turn around and erase rick from reality is kind of terrifying.
Correction, he let Rick erase himself, everything he did, was just to give Rick one last chance, up to not firing the gun
@@joelrobinson5457 ah touché
Demons run when a good man goes to war.
The Doctor doesn't inflict horrors on his enemies. But he does create the circumstances whereby his enemies inflict horrors on themselves. When you've exhausted his mercy, is when you really need to be afraid.
"He never raised his voice, that's what made it so haunting..."
I came in routing for Rick but the damn doctor has so much charisma I was rooting for him by the end.
The Doctor using Rick's own plan against him is the most Doctor thing ever
The doctor advising rick to "blink rapidly" around all the weeping angels was too damn funny!
Everybody seems to think that Rick bringing an apple would defeat the doctor, but everybody is forgetting his real weakness, Pears
who am i?
They're too mushy and make your chin wet!
They also failed to mention Rick's greatest weakness, Pirates.
@jonathanjuarez5544 idk why but that's so funny to me when the president brought out the pirates Rick just dipped 😭
@@therdrfanboi1899”AHH RUN MORTY THAT PART WAS TRUE!”
I mean, Rick is literally inspector Gadget and his body is mostly cybernetic. Sonic Screwdriver is literally Rick's predator
I dunno why everyone always incorrectly states the TARDIS as being "Bigger on the inside"....
...It's really "Smaller on the Outside!"
Took me a moment to realise Rick knew Time Lord physiology, he shot the Doctor through both sides of his chest to nail both hearts and told him to hurry up with regenerating so he could kill him.
Oh yeah. He could still live with only one heart but it’s a painful experience for him till someone knocks the paused heart back into order.
Pity that Rick didn’t still have that sword from earlier, otherwise he really could have finished The Doctor off.
Yeah it’s a good detail in what’s essentially a very one-sided fight. Given that Rick mentions dr who at one point in the show, it works.
I like how, after Rick gets D-matted, the starting scenario chnages. It goes from "Oi, you hit my TARDIS!" to "Aw, its just a kid on his first space voyage."
The doctor knows what he did, he’s just playing along
If I was doing that part of it, I'd have the Doctor offer Morty to be his companion... And leaving Ghost/Hologram Rick all alone.
@@utubrGamingthe hologram is implanted in morty's brain. It will just follow him forever.
@@ahmedally6957yeah after all he immune to all time manipulation effect so even Rick been erase from all timeline and mutliuniverse The Doctor still have that old memories.
I mean, I could see Rick bouncing back from this too, which is pretty Rick. Probably an episode where Rick drags himself from non-existence.
I also don't see the second fight going much better for Rick, since Timelord tech kind of beats conventional.
il always remember when they tried to calculate how many people the doctor killed and the calculator COULDNT STOP COUNTING hes mostly alone, never armed and always comes on top
"It's fun to be the class clown until you get shot" 😮
I love that even being erased from time doesn't actually get rid of Rick.
Either it was for comedy or for the memes he secretly Thanos
Rick: I am inevitable *snaps fingers*
@@stargazer-elite considering Rick can respawn or whatever in clone bodies in other universes I wouldn't be surprised if getting erased from time only affected him in the specific universe he was in at that moment, allowing copies of himself in other universes to persist and respawn. Or something like that.
There is nothing to respawn. He never died, because he never existed to respawn in the first place. It literally rewrites reality to a state as if you NEVER EXISTED. Non existent things can't regenerate via another universe, because they never existed in the first place, they have no past, they have no future, they never were.
Even if other ricks still exist in other realities, they aren't him and once the gun hits him, operation phoenix no longer exists for him, he isn't causally connected to anything anymore.
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@@paulcox2447 and yet, he still has a ghost to berate Morty. There's some fuckery going on there.
What if the Rick ghost posse morty to make himself a new clone body that is 1 percent different to reincarnation him self 🤳 so the goal of revival is him survival without notification of time itself 😅😅😅😅🎉 .
One ability you didn't mention is that the Doctor actually does have some sort of "plot armour". Extended media says he has a degree of subconcious probability warping, which occured due to his large amount of timetravelling. So basically, he's always playing the game with loaded dice.
The doctor has 4 layers of plot armor, probability manipulation, causality manipulation, higher dimensional avatar, and plot manipulation
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> higher dimensional avatar
what? are you talking about timeless child or did I forgot something?
@@lerarosalene something that was mentioned in the novel a Christmas on a rational planet
That explanation made more sense in YuGiOh, here it just sounds like The Doctor is just really lucky. Watch, I'll do it too, the reason he has so much plot armor is because he's actually sleeping the whole time and every time he makes it back to the TARDIS it's because he's being comatose carried back to his bed. That's why he's never in any real danger because when he dies in his dream he just regenerates into a similar one.
So he's the main protagonist of all main protagonist@@Mohammedamine9.
The fact that the lore of Doctor Who is actually goofier then a cartoon is wild.
I guess you could say the Doctor really “screwed” over Rick’s victory
I don't think I'll ever stop laughing about "Swiss Army Plot Device"; the most perfect description of the Sonic Screwdriver. 😆
Doesn't 13 even call it the "Swiss Army Sonic"? When when she's showing hers off for the first time?
@@madladdie7069 i think so.
because it basically is. funny thing though is sonic energy can be used in the various ways the doctor uses it for.
Rick's final line about being remembered is actually perfect since in doctor who lore , the thing that can bring back people wiped from time are the memories and stories of them persisting
What a good way to open a sequel fight. Also, if Rick knows that then he is a secret Dr. Who fan.
The doctor lies.
@@mysterycupofjoe2670Rick actually referenced Doctor Who in the R&M Season 3 finale
indeed.
He literally keeps backups of their memories in his garage.
Ricks not even in the same ball park as the doctor this is like getting a mouse to try fight a demigod
11:17 To quote Hell Bent, "Four and a half billion years" - not 2 billion
The fact that The Doctor didn't shoot the Reality Erasure, but Rick did, it's cosmically funny.
It's also perfectly fitting for his character. He's outsmarted every species that has ever threatened him or humanity, and with only 2 real exceptions, has almost always done so without being directly violent.
It’s very Doctor Who in the same way that the whole situation starting over a cosmic rear ending is very Rick and Morty
@@thebananas6483What were the two real exceptions?
@@8bitdiedieI assume Rick Prime and Evil Morty
I love how throughout the whole fight the doctor never used a weapon once staying true to his morals and just doing what the doctor does
The Doctor has been shown to take life-ending measures if it means saving people/the planet, but usually lets the foes use their own stuff against them. In 'the Dominators', the aliens try to plant a bomb that would mean the end of life on planet Dulkis (?), the Doctor steals it and places it on the Dominators' spaceship where it soon blows them up.
They deserved it, but still ;) !
Well he did kill an infinite amount of Ricks
@@StarboundRoserick did that
@@drypasta he clearly had time to move, and chose the only move that would kill
@@StarboundRose He chose the only move that wouldve saved himself from getting blasted, all in all in the narrative of the fight ricks death came from his own doing
16:00 I spot Mikasa, Blake, Harley Quinn, Jynx, Megatron, Freeza, DArth Vader, Dovakin, Odavin, Thomas the Tank Engine, Alex Mercer, and possibly the Chosen Undead(?).
How many more are in this shot?
pretty sure most of Season 10’s cast can be seen here? I know Dimitri is hanging out with CU and Dragonborn while Guts stands nearby, pretty sure Obito is playing games in the background, Vader sitting alone, there’s a lot of guys
My defense for the Doctor winning. The 7th Doctor has cannonically erased 2 entire timelines from existence because he didn't like them. And this is just the 'kind' Doctor. This isn't the Time Lord Victorious version who genocided the Daleks and Cybermen out of existence. Entire species wiped out so that he could rule the universe.
I'd like to think the Doctor hesitated to grab the gun because his ability to resist reality warping is so advanced that he can even somewhat fight the "someone must die" rule of Death Battle itself.
And he actually did he wasn’t the one to fire the killing blow that was Rick even if Rick did die that was Rick’s own fault so technically the doc didn’t follow the rules he didn’t kill Rick, Rick killed Rick
@@Alto_frog I mean... isn't that typically how it goes in the show? When a Rick dies, it is more often than not the fault of himself or another Rick (Evil Morty notwithstanding).
They have been becoming more self aware lately.
i think thats pretty sick. also interesting to think about since im pretty sure the last ever death battle was confirmed to be wiz vs boomstick@@mattphillips3537
The best part of The Doctor's Victory is he didn't directly kill Rick, He just turned Rick's attack back on him. Perfectly in character for The Doctor!
The best part of the doctors victory is he didn't actually win. This is just the beginning. If you watch Rick and Morty at all you know that Rick will be back. And he will not let this go.
@@shankyu1985 thing is the doctor would just do the same. And he's WAYYY more unkillable than rick. The doctor with actual prep time and WANTING to kill someone is a terrifying concept
@@FranTheNerd not a fan of Dr. Who but even I know all the Ricks in canon are nothing to a Doctor who has an inkling of wanting to win.
Bro nobody’s mention that even ONCE 100 point for originality 😂
His kindess means he really never kills people. Also he is extremely unlikely to use a de-mat gun on someone
Rick had the opportunity to kill, but he preferred to wait for the enemy to attack.
The doctor hadn't started regeneration yet so if he attacked it wouldn't do much
We need the Daleks versus the Borg.