Morty is one of the playable characters in MultiVersus, the free-to-play platform fighter from Warner Bros. Games. This hapless teenager is no stranger to universe-hopping thanks to his genius grandpa, so going up against heroes from other dimensions shouldn't be a problem. As part of our MultiVersus guide, we will be outlining all you need to know about Morty in the game, including all costumes, how to unlock, and how to win.
MultiVersus: Morty - All Costumes, How to Unlock, and How to Win
Below is everything you need to know about Morty in MultiVersus, including all costumes, how to unlock, and how to win.
Who Is Morty in MultiVersus?
Before we begin to learn about all unlockables, moves, and how to win with Morty, we should get to know a little more about the character courtesy of his official biography and overview.
- Name
- Morty Smith
- First Appearance
- Rick and Morty "Pilot" (2013)
- Character Class
- Bruiser
- Voiced By
- Harry Belden
Morty is a pretty ordinary teenage boy, until he gets involved with his genius-yet-alcoholic grandfather, Rick. Together, the pair traverse through time, space, and alternate dimensions on the regular, leading to unpredictable, dangerous, and sometimes just plain funny scenarios. The TV series grew very popular incredibly quickly, and has gone through several seasons.
How Do You Get Morty in MultiVersus?
To unlock Morty in MultiVersus, you must spend some in-game currency in order to purchase the character.
How Much Does Morty Cost in MultiVersus?
Morty can be bought using any of the following:
- 3,000 Fighter Currency
- 1,000 Gleamium
- 1 Character Token
What Are Morty's Costumes in MultiVersus and How Do You Get Them?
As with all the characters in MultiVersus, Morty has more than one look available in the game. In addition to the default costume, Variants can be unlocked or bought, allowing you to outfit the character with a different style. Here are all Morty costumes in MultiVersus and how to get them.
Evil Morty
- Rarity
- Legendary
- How to Unlock
- Purchase with 2,000 Gleamium.
President Morty
- Rarity
- Epic
- How to Unlock
- Purchase with 1,500 Gleamium.
What Are Morty's Signature Perks in MultiVersus?
In this section of the guide, we're focusing on Morty's Signature Perks. Each character has two or three Signature Perks that are unique to them, and like all Perks, can be purchased with Perk Currency. Let's take a look at Morty's Signature Perks.
Extra Fleeb Juice
- Description
- Morty receives a projectile shield while using his plumbus.
- How to Unlock
- Purchase with 1,500 Perk Currency.
I'm More Than Just a Hammer
- Description
- When Morty summons Hammer Morty, Morty will spin in a circle hitting around himself multiple times.
- How to Unlock
- Purchase with 1,500 Perk Currency.
Oh That's Still a Grenade
- Description
- The explosion radius of Morty's grenades is increased based on their cook duration. Grenades thrown by Morty's allies always have the maximum explosion radius.
- How to Unlock
- Purchase with 1,500 Perk Currency.
What Are Morty's Moves in MultiVersus?
In this section, we will go over Morty's moves list. Inputs shown are using default controls.
Ground Attacks
Performed while stood on the ground.
Armothy Launch
- Input
- Hold Right + Square OR Hold Left + Square
- Description
- Morty launches himself feet first.
Aw Geez, Snakes!
- Input
- Square
- Description
- Morty fires a laser PROJECTILE. If any active GRENADES are out, the laser will target each GRENADE, detonating them on collision. Without an active GRENADE, the laser will split into to snake PROJECTILES that launch in opposite directions vertically. COOLDOWN applies to the snakes.
Unresolved Anger Issues
- Input
- Right + Square OR Left + Square
- Description
- Morty pummels enemies with a COMBO of punches from Armothy, finishing by swinging a Hammer Morty. Morty can COMBO into a laser whip instead by pressing neutral input after the second hit of the COMBO.
Aw Geez, More Snakes!
- Input
- Up + Square
- Description
- Similar to Neutral Normal, except Morty fires the laser upward and the snakes split horizontally, and it doesn't target GRENADES.
Plumbus Time!
- Input
- Down + Square
- Description
- Morty begins running his plumbus over the ground, hitting enemies, BREAKING ARMOR and moving freely. Hold input to keep the plumbus out.
Air Attacks
Performed while in mid-air.
Aw Geez, Air Snakes!
- Input: Square
- Description: Same as ground.
Barbarian Instincts
- Input
- Right + Square OR Left + Square
- Description
- Morty delivers a COMBO of 2 axe swings, both of which can be CHARGED.
Power of Fire!
- Input
- Up + Square
- Description
- Morty uses the power of an elemental ring to hit enemies upward and IGNITE them.
Armothy Assault
- Input
- Down + Square
- Description
- Morty pounds downward with Armothy.
Ground Specials
Performed while stood on the ground.
It's a Grenade, I Think
- Input
- Triangle
- Description
- Morty throws a GRENADE PROJECTILE. AMMO applies.
Power of Earth!
- Input
- Right + Triangle OR Left + Triangle
- Description
- Morty summons an earth pillar from the ground in front of him that deals WEAKENED to enemies. Morty can CHARGE and aim where the pillar appears. Striking a GRENADE with a pillar will split it into two.
Uh, Auto-Pilot?
- Input
- Up + Triangle
- Description
- Morty calls in the spaceship as a PLATFORM that moves upward. COOLDOWN applies.
Temporal Back-Up
- Input
- Down + Triangle
- Description
- Morty creates a save point at his position. After some time, Morty will drop a GRENADE and warp back to the save point. Press input again to immediately warp back. If Morty's ally is about to be RUNG OUT while the save point is active, they will instead warp back to Morty. COOLDOWN applies.
Air Specials
Performed while in mid-air.
Yep, That's a Grenade
- Input
- Triangle
- Description
- Same as ground.
Another Portal?
- Input
- Right + Triangle OR Left + Triangle
- Description
- Morty receives ARMOR and peeks into a portal before hopping in. Hold input to aim where Morty will appear after hopping through the portal. The portal Morty exits from will remain, increasing the speed of allied PROJECTILES that pass it. COOLDOWN applies to the left over portal.
Uh, Auto-Pilot?
- Input
- Up + Triangle
- Description
- Same as ground.
Temporal Back-Up
- Input
- Down + Triangle
- Description
- Same as ground.
Passive Abilities
Sci-Fi Explosive Technology
- Many of Morty's attacks utilise GRENADES. GRENADES will detonate shortly after being thrown. If Morty overlaps with an ally, he will give them an idle GRENADE. Allies with idle GRENADES will throw the GRENADE in the direction of their next attack. COOLDOWN applies to giving allies GRENADES.
How Do You Win as Morty in MultiVersus?
Morty is classed as a Bruiser character, but while he does have plenty of melee strikes in his moveset, his grenades and other weapons almost make him more of a Mage. He's a fairly complex character with lots of potential, but can be difficult to play for beginners.
Let's start with the grenades. Morty's neutral special allows you to throw up to three grenades out at a time, and you have a little control over the angle and distance. These take a long time to explode on their own, but they can be picked up and thrown again by your ally, which is neat.
Having a grenade out on the field changes Morty's neutral attack, which uses his blaster. With at least one grenade out, the blaster will auto-target the grenade and explode it on impact. With multiple grenades out, the blast will travel between the grenades in the order they were thrown, letting you bounce a high speed Projectile around. You can set up some interesting opportunities with this, catching opponents off-guard with chaotic use of the grenades and blaster.
With no grenades thrown, the blaster will send out two snakes. They will travel vertically if you're on the ground, or horizontally if you're in the air. It's tricky to hit enemies with these, but they can potentially be good for edge guarding or anti-air if you can get the timing right.
Morty's regular combo has kill potential and you can charge that last hammer strike for more damage. His air side attacks can also be charged and have decent knockback. His down special lets you set a marker, and after a few seconds, you'll zip back to it, which is useful to confuse enemies or save yourself from being knocked out.
His side special on the ground lets you spawn a spike of earth from the ground, and you can choose its distance from you. If the spike hits a grenade, it'll split in two, giving you more damage potential. You can follow this up with the blaster, for example. In the air, the side special sees Morty spawn a portal and jump through it. It'll hang around for a while, and any Projectiles that pass through it will be sped up and deal more damage.
So, that's everything there is to know about Morty in MultiVersus. Will you be playing as this nervous reality-hopper in MultiVersus? Share your own tips and advice in the comments section below, and check out our MultiVersus guide for much more.
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