Season 3’s “Pickle Rick” was the ultimate marketing ploy. The trailers leading up to the season touted an episode in which the whole premise was Rick turning himself into a pickle. This made up the cold opening, and then the story unexpectedly evolved into a parody of the John Wick franchise. “Pickle Rick” quickly became as iconic as everyone expected. This Funko Pop vinyl figure sees Rick as a pickle, kitted out with all the weapons and armor he created from rat skeletons and washed-up sewage.

Getting out of bed in the morning is never easy, but it’s slightly less devastating when you have a comfy pair of slippers to put on. Having warm, cosy feet makes starting the day a little more bearable. These slippers bear the faces of Rick and Morty (Rick on one foot, Morty on the other) and they’re a must-have for any fan of the show. Every detail from the characters’ design is recreated on these slippers, down to the squiggly pupils in their eyes.

This deck of playing cards is like any other, except it features almost every character from Rick and Morty. Even the numbers (or letters, in the case of jacks, queens, and kings) in the corner of each card are written in a Rick and Morty-style alien language. Everyone needs to have a deck of cards lying around in case you have some people over and they want to play some card games. If you’re a Rick and Morty fan, those cards might as well be Rick and Morty-themed.

In the season 2 episode “Get Schwifty,” an intergalactic version of the Eurovision Song Contest that forces planets to compete against each other with their best musical efforts comes to Earth. The President calls on Rick and Morty (and Ice-T) to save the world with a hit song. The song that Rick ends up writing, “Get Schwifty,” was reportedly written by series co-creator Justin Roiland as a kid. It didn’t impress too many people back then, but it didn’t stop him from writing a story in which it saves Earth.

It’s important to have a few throw blankets around the house, in case you get chilly. This is especially true right now, in the winter months, as it can get freezing. This Rick and Morty blanket features Rick and Morty in outer space. Morty looks panicked about something (probably a stressful adventure the two just went on), while Rick just looks bored. It’s the epitome of these two characters. The blanket is 45 x 60 inches in size, so it’s more than big enough to get cosy under.

Season 2’s “Total Rickall” is one of Rick and Morty’s most mind-bending installments. It revolves around some alien parasites latching onto the Smith family and filling their heads with memories of close family friends that have never actually existed. This card game recreates the insanity of that episode (in a fun way) with easy-to-learn rules and cooperative gameplay. The game features a ton of the zany one-off characters that appeared in the episode. Once you get the hang of it, there’s also an “Advanced Mode” you can try.

In the season 2 episode “The Ricks Must Be Crazy,” Morty discovers that Rick has been powering his car battery by exploiting the labors of a microverse. Morty calls this “slavery with extra steps,” but Rick protests this summation, until he discovers that the microverse has done the same thing. Rick told the inhabitants of his microverse that the middle finger means “peace amongst worlds.” You can enjoy this joke every day when you have your morning coffee (or tea or what have you) with this hilarious mug.

Rick’s portal gun is one of his greatest inventions. All he has to do is punch in some coordinates and he can project a swirling green portal to an alternate dimension onto any surface. The portal gun is easily the invention that Rick uses the most, and this nifty little keychain (which also lights up) is the perfect way to show off your Rick and Morty fandom. You’ll be reminded of Rick every time you open your front door or unlock your car.

Cosplay has swept nerd culture as one of its most popular pastimes. Whether you’re preparing for a costume party or a trip to Comic-Con, this spiky sky-blue wig perfectly recreates Rick Sanchez’s unique hairstyle to make any Rick cosplayer look the part. All you need to complete the cosplay is a lab coat, a portal gun, and a hip flask. And if you have a son or nephew who shares your interest in cosplay, get them a yellow t-shirt and a nervous expression and they can be Morty.

Funko Pop! figures have quickly become the gold standard for pop culture merch. It’s a great way to show your affinity for a particular iconic character, and characters don’t get much more iconic than Rick Sanchez. Everything about how he’s presented in this vinyl figure sums up the character brilliantly. He has a furrowed brow to express disdain, he has bags under his eyes, he’s holding a hip flask, and he’s dribbling a little, just like he does constantly on the show.