| “ | Magma-Q gets 'em wet like she got her cry on, My d*ck's 3.14 feet, that's a pi-thon |
| — Magma-Q's first verse upon his return as a "Force Ghost" in Season 7 Episode 8, Season 7 |
Magma-Q is an elder of Alphabetrium and the father of Ice-T.[1]
Biography[]
Magma-Q initially disapproved of his son because he didn't care enough about anything. This would eventually lead him to turn his son into ice and exile him into the cosmos. In 1991, he listened to Ice-T's album that was nominated for a Grammy, but when Ice-T called him at the Grammys, Magma-Q told him that the 4/4 rhythm was disgusting and made Ice-T a "number-loving traitor who doesn't care about anything but himself". After receiving word that his son saved Earth from the Cromulons, he forgave him and granted him his original form as Water-T. Moments later, Alphabetrium was under attack by the Numbericons, and a ceiling that had secretly been "poisoned" by Oxygen-S fell on Magma-Q, killing him. In Season 2, his last words were regretting turning Water-T to ice, but in Season 7 he instead gave him the I of Harmony. Water-T went on a killing rampage against the Numbericons to avenge his father's death,[1] but used the I/1 of Harmony to learn the true origins of the Alphabetrians and Numbericons. While Water-T and Sinistar-7 performed a rap to unite letters and numbers, Magma-Q joined in as a Force ghost, and then crowned Water-T as King, turning him into Magma-T.
Episode appearances[]
Season 2[]
Season 7[]
Trivia[]
- He was previously named Helium-Q in The Art of Rick and Morty, but this name became non-canonical in Season 7.
- He is voiced by the real Ice-T, while the character is voiced by a Dan Harmon.
- He presumably fused with Water-T when he became king.
- He is the fourth character that Justin Roiland voiced until he got recasted
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