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Wildly acclaimed Adult Swim animated series, Rick & Morty, used the new On-chain Verifiable Randomness developed by Chainlink to write their latest episode.

Justin Roiland, with the help of Cornell University Professor and head of Chainlink Labs, Ari Juels, plugged a random action performed by Rick into the VRF smart contract. The contract spat out a script and concept art for a new Rick & Morty episode. According to Roiland, everyone involved with making the show agreed that this episode would be "Bonkers." and "one of their best yet."

VRF is being used to pump out new rick and morty episodes. i've spoken to the producers of the show and they say they're astonished at just how random these episodes can get, in their words they're making "the most random episodes to date."

this is unironically huge both for link and for the tv show.