Dimension-239

**Dimension-239** is a *Minecraft* adjacent universe, where Rick brought Tommy to prove that *Minecraft* was a good game.

## History

### Rickternal Friendship of the Spotless Tom

When Rick and Tommy arrive, Rick breathes in the air and admires the place, but Tommy doesn’t care. Rick pulls out a Diamond Sword and asks if Tommy brought his Minecraft weapons, but he didn’t. Rick then finds a cat, and kills it, telling Tommy they can use it for meat, before realizing that cats don’t drop meat in Minecraft. The two then notice a player walking around, and hide from his gaze. That’s when Rick realizes that the player is wearing a skin of Tommy. Tommy doesn’t see the resemblance, but Rick is sure that’s what the player is supposed to look like. Rick then finds a dead chicken, and claims that it’s, “sad imagery”. Rick then convinces Tommy to attack an Iron Golem, but the Golem doesn’t fight back. So Rick tries harder to get the Golem mad at them, so he kills a villager. This sets the Golem off, as he starts to attack Rick and Tommy. Rick runs off and kills some sheep so they can get wool, but Tommy kills a sheep and it doesn’t give any wool which Rick condemns. They then see the player again, who runs at the two and attempts to kill them. Rick thinks the reason the player is trying to kill them is that the Minecraft Tommy wants to take the place of regular Tommy. Rick finds a house and goes inside, and tells Tommy he needs to get inside, because if it's a server, Rick can set the house as his own and limit who can enter. Tommy gets inside, but so does the player, who keeps doing the universal sign for peace. They invite the player inside, and he brings them upstairs where he begins to reflect on his life. Rick and Tommy are very confused, so Rick kills the player.

Rick and Tommy leave out the back door, as Tommy claims there is nothing to do in Minecraft. Rick tames a wolf to show what Minecraft can do, and Tommy ponders why they couldn’t have done that at home. They then notice the player has respawned with a different skin, so Rick attempts to shoot him with a bow, but he misses every shot. The player, now in Creative Mode, begins to attack Rick and Tommy again. The two run off, and Tommy accidentally finds himself in the Nether. Rick tries to aid Tommy while he’s in the Nether, but Tommy thinks the whole place is lame. This annoys Rick, who calls Tommy “hypercritical”. As they argue, Rick finds an Aether portal but says he will use it later. Tommy realizes that the player is in Creative Mode, as he also finds a portal out of the Nether. Rick and Tommy meet up in a Stronghold, and the player finds them too. Tommy enters the End, and eventually, Rick finds the End too.

Now, in the End, Rick says they can use the Dragon Egg to make an egg salad sandwich, but Tommy says he wants to use the egg for scrambled eggs. Rick tries to make a deal with Tommy, telling him he can duplicate the egg using a glitch, and then they can both have an egg. Tommy eventually agrees to this, and Rick duplicates the egg so they each have one. Rick suggests that they stash their treasures in a safe place, and as they are walking to the location, Tommy accidentally knocks Rick off of the End Island and into the Void. He respawns but is very angry since he lost his egg. Tommy sets his egg down next to an End Pillar, and Rick puts the rest of his treasures in the pile. Then, out of nowhere, Rick grabs Tommy’s egg and launches it off of the side of the Island. Tommy runs to stop him, but it’s too late, Tommy’s egg plummets into the Void. As Tommy watches his egg fall, Rick accidentally knocks Tommy into the Void. Rick looks into the Void in astonishment. He isn’t too worried, as he knows Tommy will respawn. To make up for it, Rick fishes Tommy’s egg from the Void, and Tommy returns, angry. He asks Rick why he did that, and Rick explains that it was an accident. He also reminds his grandson that he had just pushed Rick off of the Island just minutes previous, but Tommy gaslights him into believing he tripped. Rick tells him to not worry about it and to just look for more treasures. Tommy grabs Herobrine, who was watching them from afar and adds him to the pile.

The two head back to the Overworld, and are ambushed by Silverfish, and then the player who is still in Creative Mode. Rick watches the player beat up Tommy, and he then runs off. Rick and Tommy meet back up and fend off the player as Rick suggests going to the Nether. They both make their way to the Nether, through different portals, and eventually, meet back up. Rick tells Tommy to not go into the lava, since Rick hasn’t made him lava-proof left. The two continue to fight the player in the Nether, before Rick leaves and tells Tommy to meet him in the desert. The two make it to the desert, as does the player. Rick tries to get the player to stop attacking the two so he can ask him questions, but the player won’t stop. Rick is able to get the player to stop after a bit and asks him why he is trying to kill them, but Tommy runs in and starts attacking the player, ruining their alliance. The player begins to attack the two once more, and Rick declares that he is officially kicking things into “100th Rick Gear”. Rick pulls out his spray paint and starts drawing dicks on the walls as he does. Tommy begins to complain that he doesn’t want to be in Minecraft anymore, since it’s boring and someone is trying to kill them. Rick brushes him off, telling him that he loves going on adventures with his grandpa, but Tommy isn’t so sure. The player returns and catches Rick drawing a penis.

When Tommy makes a comment about the drawing, Rick claims that Tommy just wants to see a drawing of a penis, which starts another argument between the two, culminating in Tommy telling Rick he wants him to admit he’s a dummy. This shocks Rick right to his core, as he never expected Tommy to defy him like that. But Tommy doubles down and wants Rick to admit it. Rick begins to have an explosive confrontation with Tommy over his behavior, quoting Better Call Saul and noting that the series is ordered with Rick’s name first. Tommy explains that they named it that out of pity, and Rick rebuttals by telling Tommy that if Rick weren’t around, Tommy would just be sitting at home with Jerry. Tommy claims he wouldn't mind that, and now more annoyed than ever, Rick pulls out his Universal-Erasal Gun and attempts to silence the player once and for all. Rick shoots at the player and misses most of his shots, as Tommy shouts in his ear that the player is, “right there!”

Eventually, Rick hits the player, but nothing happens. This confuses Rick until Tommy explains that since the player is in Creative Mode, he can’t be killed. Tommy says he will use a rocket launcher, and Rick laughs, thinking it’s funny that Tommy believes a rocket could kill the player. Rick then pulls out a new weapon, something he calls “Cum Balls”. Rick throws his Cum Ball at the player, which hardens the player in a layer of cum, but not for long. Tommy runs in and is attacked by the player, who has been freed from the layer of cum. Tommy starts to tell Rick how stupid using the Cum Balls was, and Rick retorts by pulling out the Staff of the Living Tribunal. Rick launches several magic attacks using the staff, but none do anything, Tommy claims that Rick just doesn’t know how to use the staff, going as far as to say that he himself has used the staff to kill an enemy named Bunger before. Rick has no memory of this event, but Tommy is certain it has happened. Tommy mentions that maybe Rick doesn’t remember due to his constant drinking, to which Rick would claim that he’s making fun of his alcoholism. Rick then makes the giant leap in logic that he never makes fun of Tommy for things he can’t control, and when Tommy asks for an example, Rick mentions that he never makes fun of Tommy’s weight. Tommy claims that he doesn’t have a weight problem, to which Rick tells Tommy that they might have to have a talk later about that.

Tommy wants Rick to just kill the player so they can just go home, and Rick explains that that's what he’s been trying to do. When Tommy asks why they don’t just leave, Rick tells him that it’s the principle of the thing. Tommy, annoyed, tries to talk it out with the player, but Rick won’t stop trying to kill the player. Rick is able to hit the player with the Staff, and kill it for the time being. With this little window of time open, Rick guides Tommy to the Aether portal he found earlier, which leads the two to a Skyblock, where they are found by the player and thrown off. They land back on the Overworld, and the player begins to talk to the two in the chat. He tells Rick and Tommy that the real enemies are both of them. Rick doesn’t agree, but Tommy says that they are the villains, they haven’t done anything but destroy and kill stuff. Rick tries to lighten the mood by saying he at least got to show Tommy how nice Minecraft was, but Tommy says he still doesn’t like Minecraft and probably likes it even less now. Tommy, not caring what Rick says, apologizes to the player, telling him they will leave. Rick shoots a portal, and Tommy goes through it, but Rick stays for a moment longer. He falls to his knees, as he feels the same feeling he felt when his Diane died, the tremendous feeling of loss like he just lost Tommy for good.

Sometime after the two leave, another player finds Rick’s hidden stash of goodies but is stopped by Rick himself, who picks the player up and throws him into the Void.

## Residents

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* Steve