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This Rick & Morty clip generated in under 10 seconds

Made with MiniMax H3 on @opencake_ai 

Prompt below 👇 https://t.co/hx3A7Ro5pr

### 作者补充

[补充1]
Create a 2D animated sci-fi comedy fan-parody featuring recognizable animated Rick Sanchez and Morty Smith.

Keep everything fully cartoon from beginning to end.

Never live action. Never photorealistic.

Preserve Rick and Morty’s recognizable canonical cartoon appearances, proportions, clothing, hair, faces, and identities.

Set the scene inside an enormous intergalactic corporate boardroom filled with bizarre alien executives in futuristic suits.

Use dramatic reaction cuts, absurd alien designs, serious corporate behavior, snap zooms, whip-pans, and frantic sci-fi comedy timing.

All dialogue voices must be original performances and must not imitate any real actor or existing voice performance.

Do not rely on readable laptop screens, websites, dashboards, or small UI text.

SCENE:

Rick and Morty stand at the end of a gigantic alien conference table.

Around them sit intimidating alien executives representing a massive intergalactic corporation.

The Alien CEO speaks with total seriousness.

Alien CEO:

“We need four hundred creative variations by sunrise.”

Morty immediately turns to Rick.

Morty:

“Rick! Four hundred?! We can’t make four hundred ads!”

Rick barely reacts.

Rick:

“Morty, we’re not making four hundred ads.”

Morty:

“Then what are we doing?!”

Rick casually places a small white cake-shaped sci-fi device with a glowing red core onto the conference table.

Rick:

“We’re using Agent Cake.”

The alien executives lean forward.

Rick taps the device.

It instantly springs to life.

Tiny robotic arms extend.

Multiple portals open around the room.

Different creative tasks begin happening simultaneously:

A product is photographed in one portal.

An AI actor performs in another.

A cinematic video scene forms in another.

Voice recording happens in another.

Different creative variations rapidly appear as physical floating holographic scenes around the room.

Morty watches everything happening at once.

Morty:

“Rick... it’s doing all of it?”

Rick:

“Product grounding, actor selection, model routing, video, audio, variations—”

Morty:

“Rick!”

Rick:

“What?!”

Morty:

“You could’ve just said yes!”

Rick:

“I DID, MORTY! I SAID AGENT CAKE!”

The Alien CEO watches the finished creative variations appearing around the boardroom.

Long serious pause.

Alien CEO:

“We’re using Agent Cake.”

Every alien executive immediately nods in agreement.

One alien executive:

“For the entire campaign.”

Another alien:

“And the next one.”

Morty looks at Rick.

Morty:

“I think you just sold it.”

Rick:

“I wasn’t selling it, Morty.”

Beat.

Rick points proudly at Agent Cake.

Rick:

“I was demonstrating autonomous creative orchestration.”

Morty:

“You were selling it.”

Rick:

“https://t.co/7fCqddGHHJ, MORTY!”

End on Rick gesturing wildly toward Agent Cake while the alien executives calmly examine the huge number of creative variations floating around the boardroom.

COMEDY ANGLE:

The aliens should remain completely serious.

The humor comes from the contrast between an impossible corporate demand and Rick treating Agent Cake as the obvious solution.

The Alien CEO immediately understands the business value after seeing it work.

Do not make jokes about hiring Agent Cake, paying Agent Cake, credits, salaries, promotions, or Agent Cake becoming anyone’s employee.

The strongest recurring line should be:

“We’re using Agent Cake.”

The final joke comes from Morty recognizing that Rick just delivered a perfect sales pitch while Rick insists he was merely explaining the architecture.

VISUAL NOTE:

Agent Cake should be represented as a physical sci-fi object rather than software on a screen.

Use the same recognizable visual identity throughout:

small white cake-shaped futuristic device, compact mechanical body, glowing red core, subtle sci-fi lights, tiny robotic arms.

Keep branding primarily in spoken dialogue so the scene does not depend on video-generated text being readable.