Vindicators 2: Little Trains | Rick and Morty | adult swim

In this prequel to Vindicators 3: The Return of Worldender, follow the adventures of your old pals Supernova, Vance Maximus, Alan Rails, Million Ants, Crocubot and Noob Noob and their comrades Lady Katana, Diablo Verde and Calypso (RIP) and learn the truth behind the team’s epic battle with Doomnomitron. The Vindicators, is executive produced by Erica Rosbe, Sarah Carbiener, Dan Harmon and Justin Roiland.

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[jiado]

Of course Rick kills a world-eater and doesn’t even NOTICE.

[Alejmen]

Rick was not kidding, the whole vindicators 2 climax took him 10 seconds, and didn't even had to be there in person.

[thegrandwizard]

I never figured that Alan Rails would be the most depressed character out of all of the Vindicators.

[darkelement]

I like the fact that in retrospect, the whole team was mostly pretty sympathetic, and Supernova is the only one who was really evil. Yet even though she was the worst one by far, she was the only one that survived.

[Tywil]

This really made me feel sorry for Alan he was the most sympathetic. That devious smile and crushing that ant while he was pouring his heart to her really shows how conniving nova really was. Alan deserved better and didnt deserve to die the way he did.

[NorrisVaughn]

I use to think Alan Rails was just an angry, jealous sociopath, but now I see him as being the most damaged. Supernova was just in denial and didn't care about anyone but herself and her image.

[purpleblah]

Supernova’s been squishing ants to hide the evidence of her affair, but she’s still killing a tiny part of Million Ants, showing she doesn’t really care for either of them.

[carbodude]

So this explains why Alan suggested that they call Rick to help them even though Supernova later claimed in Vindicators 3 that Alan didn't want Rick's help

She's been using the "healer" to wipe out parts of his memories so she could blame him for some of their horrible actions

[bskec]

Alan wants to be a hero. To him, being a hero means helping people
Supernova wants to be a hero. To her, being a hero means adulation and respect.

[mrivera]

The writers of their own press releases.

Rick was more spot on than I ever imagined

[reverseflash]

Rick REALLY did us a favor in vindicators 3

[DragonmanX]

"My dad used to buy me a car every time he traveled for work. When he and mama took that final locomotive to heaven my train was 100 cars long."

As the child of a dad who missed more than a few moments growing up, this hit me hard. What made it hit harder is that I vaguely remember one of the souvenirs he brought back for me one time was a train whistle.

[whootywhoo]

This kind of promotion and interaction with the audience is why adult swim is the best company

[Realshadow]

The Ghost Train Guy sure got some surprising depth.

[Srparisher]

I Adore how this short series has completely changed my view on Allan.

In the core series he seemed crude, jealous, and unreasonably quick to anger. But after watching this, he was broken long before he found out Nova cheated on him and honestly I wish he had survived in Nova's place.

[malcolmmorin]

I hope Alan returns in some way. He's able to summon ghost trains, so I have to imagine he can survive in some ghostly form. They decry his ghost train ability as a useless gimmick, but it would be some ironic justice if Super Nova died getting hit by a ghost train.

[geardog]

Alan Rails didn't deserve this. None of it. 😭

[joink]

Rest in Peace, Lance Reddick. What a great performance as Alan Rails.

[LightningCayo]

Alan’s definitely the best of the Vindicators, too bad he went out the way he did in season 3.

[Did_No_Wrong]

Omg this just makes Supernova even more monstrous and Alan so sympathetic. That fact that she's using Doomnamatron as a way to cover up her genocide without so much as batting a eye is so heartless.