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Editor's Note: This entry contains spoilers for Rick and Morty season five; read at your own caution.


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Naruto Smith, better known as the Giant Incest Baby, is a recurring character from the animated television show Rick and Morty on Adult Swim. He is the biological son of Summer and Morty Smith, who are siblings, and was introduced in season five of the series where he plays a major role in the story.

Origin

Naruto Smith was conceived and born in episode four of season five in Rick and Morty, entitled "Rickdependence Spray." His conception occurred after Summer donated one of her eggs to be enlarged and used as bait for giant sperm monsters that were rapidly destroying the world, unaware that the mutated sperm was Morty’s. The U.S. Army is unable to stop a malformed sperm named Sticky from fertilizing the egg, launching it into space as a solution. In a parody of 2001: A Space Odyssey, the baby is first introduced hovering near a satellite (seen below).[2] In the episode "Gotron Jerrysis Rickvangelion," it is revealed that the government had kidnapped the baby to use as a weapon. Instead, Summer befriends the baby, names him "Naruto" and teaches him to love. Despite inhabiting space, Naruto appears to form a beneficial alliance with his family.[1]

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Naruto’s existence, as well as the episode at hand, was met with controversial opinions following its premiere. The earliest meme about Naruto was posted to Reddit's /r/rickandmorty[3] on July 15th, 2021, by u/datadrone. It received 168 upvotes and 14 comments in roughly one month (seen below).

Posted by u/datadrone 1 month ago 168 People hating on i----- baby sperm Image LI Crowd booing] Your boos mean nothing! LIM I've seen what makes you cheer! + Award Share Save Hide J Report 79% Upvoted 14 Comments

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On July 12th, 2021, a post (seen below) by @DingusXXL was the earliest known tweet about Naruto and the controversy surrounding it.[4] Debate threads began to appear on Twitter and Reddit about the character and "Rickdependence Spray" rapidly after it was first aired.

Dingus @DingusXXL 7h #RickAndMorty & so uh who's gonna own up to their actions and claim responsibility for Episode 4 of Rick and Morty Season 5? O 1 t7 4 ♡ 14

On August 5th, 2021, Redditor u/Castiel0001 posted a meme to /r/rickandmorty,[5] where it became the most popular meme (seen below) about the character as of August 2021. Captioned "If you liked Pickle Rick but hated the incest baby you're part of the problem," it received over 2,400 upvotes and 285 comments in roughly two weeks.

r/rickandmorty - Posted by u/Castiel0001 15 days ago 9, 2.4k If you liked Pickle Rick but hated the i----- baby youre part of the problem Image STOP DIGGING FOR HIDDEN LAYERS AND JUST BE IMPRESSED imgflip.com 285 Comments Award e share W Save Hide P Report 85% Upvoted

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Rick and Mortyc @RickandMorty Who's better than Morty? I----- baby! One hour finale I----- Baby and Rick adventures. Great grandfather and great grandson sixty minutes adventure. Season Six no more Morty only Rick and I----- baby forever a million years. September 5th 11 pm est adult swim watch it 8:20 AM · Aug 10, 2021 · Twitter Web App 115 Retweets 36 Quote Tweets 2.4K Likes
SHOW ME NARUTO THE REAL NARUTO PERFECTION imgflip.com
Some ramen obsessed kid who wants to be hokagae A fishcake A giant i----- space baby All sharing the name "Naruto" Japanese whirlpools
[adult swim] SIBLING I----- BABY HBO SIBLING I----- BABY imgflip.com

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Editor's Note: This entry contains spoilers for Rick and Morty season five; read at your own caution.


About

Naruto Smith, better known as the Giant Incest Baby, is a recurring character from the animated television show Rick and Morty on Adult Swim. He is the biological son of Summer and Morty Smith, who are siblings, and was introduced in season five of the series where he plays a major role in the story.

Origin

Naruto Smith was conceived and born in episode four of season five in Rick and Morty, entitled "Rickdependence Spray." His conception occurred after Summer donated one of her eggs to be enlarged and used as bait for giant sperm monsters that were rapidly destroying the world, unaware that the mutated sperm was Morty’s. The U.S. Army is unable to stop a malformed sperm named Sticky from fertilizing the egg, launching it into space as a solution. In a parody of 2001: A Space Odyssey, the baby is first introduced hovering near a satellite (seen below).[2] In the episode "Gotron Jerrysis Rickvangelion," it is revealed that the government had kidnapped the baby to use as a weapon. Instead, Summer befriends the baby, names him "Naruto" and teaches him to love. Despite inhabiting space, Naruto appears to form a beneficial alliance with his family.[1]


[This video has been removed]


Naruto’s existence, as well as the episode at hand, was met with controversial opinions following its premiere. The earliest meme about Naruto was posted to Reddit's /r/rickandmorty[3] on July 15th, 2021, by u/datadrone. It received 168 upvotes and 14 comments in roughly one month (seen below).


Posted by u/datadrone 1 month ago 168 People hating on i----- baby sperm Image LI Crowd booing] Your boos mean nothing! LIM I've seen what makes you cheer! + Award Share Save Hide J Report 79% Upvoted 14 Comments

Spread

On July 12th, 2021, a post (seen below) by @DingusXXL was the earliest known tweet about Naruto and the controversy surrounding it.[4] Debate threads began to appear on Twitter and Reddit about the character and "Rickdependence Spray" rapidly after it was first aired.


Dingus @DingusXXL 7h #RickAndMorty & so uh who's gonna own up to their actions and claim responsibility for Episode 4 of Rick and Morty Season 5? O 1 t7 4 ♡ 14

On August 5th, 2021, Redditor u/Castiel0001 posted a meme to /r/rickandmorty,[5] where it became the most popular meme (seen below) about the character as of August 2021. Captioned "If you liked Pickle Rick but hated the incest baby you're part of the problem," it received over 2,400 upvotes and 285 comments in roughly two weeks.


r/rickandmorty - Posted by u/Castiel0001 15 days ago 9, 2.4k If you liked Pickle Rick but hated the i----- baby youre part of the problem Image STOP DIGGING FOR HIDDEN LAYERS AND JUST BE IMPRESSED imgflip.com 285 Comments Award e share W Save Hide P Report 85% Upvoted

Various Examples


Rick and Mortyc @RickandMorty Who's better than Morty? I----- baby! One hour finale I----- Baby and Rick adventures. Great grandfather and great grandson sixty minutes adventure. Season Six no more Morty only Rick and I----- baby forever a million years. September 5th 11 pm est adult swim watch it 8:20 AM · Aug 10, 2021 · Twitter Web App 115 Retweets 36 Quote Tweets 2.4K Likes SHOW ME NARUTO THE REAL NARUTO PERFECTION imgflip.com Some ramen obsessed kid who wants to be hokagae A fishcake A giant i----- space baby All sharing the name "Naruto" Japanese whirlpools [adult swim] SIBLING I----- BABY HBO SIBLING I----- BABY imgflip.com

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I mean, I don't get why people find this so gross compared to everything else the show has shown

It's a fucking Adult Swim cartoon. ALL of them are basically variations of the same type of humour, because apparently "adult humour" equals "gross-out" for that channel

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