Best Rick and Morty Pinball Mods

Rick and Morty is not exactly short on things happening.

Spooky Pinball packed the machine with characters, toys, lighting and references to the show, so it already feels like a complete visual experience straight out of the box. That makes this one a little different from machines where you need several large mods to fill empty areas.

Here, the best approach is to add a few details that make the chaos even more fun.

Bring the Madness Into the Cabinet

Rick and Morty is already packed with colour, characters and ridiculous details, but the inside of the cabinet is still a huge opportunity for more artwork. Our WizBlades extend the visual world around the playfield, making the game feel deeper and more immersive while adding even more of that unmistakable Rick and Morty personality. It's a simple change, but the difference is surprisingly dramatic once the artwork surrounds the ball.

Make the Speaker Panel Part of the Madness

WizPanels are a particularly good fit for Rick and Morty.

The machine already has an incredibly colourful personality, so adding more art helps amplify that rather than competing with it. The right art can make the cabinet feel even more alive, especially in a simple are of the game.

It's exactly the kind of machine where a little extra artwork fits the theme perfectly.

Bring the Artwork Onto the Flippers

The flippers are right in the middle of the action, making them one of the easiest places to add another layer of character.

Our WizBats are available for different versions of the machine, including the Standard and Bullet Soccer Edition. They extend the artwork onto the flippers and add another small piece of the Rick and Morty universe directly into gameplay.

They're also quick to install, so they're an easy upgrade even if you don't want to start a major customisation project. We explain why these small details can make such a difference in our Why WizBats Are One of the Best Pinball Mods article.

Give the Apron More Personality

The apron is another place where a relatively small change can make the machine feel more personal.

Our WizAprons are available with or without the instruction cards, giving you two different ways to finish that area depending on the look you prefer.

It's a subtle upgrade, but because the apron sits directly below the playfield, you see it throughout every game.

A Machine That's Already Packed

Rick and Morty is a good example of why you don't always need to cover every available surface with mods.

The factory machine is already full of visual details, so the best approach is to pick upgrades that complement what is there rather than trying to completely redesign it.

WizPanels add atmosphere, WizBats bring the artwork into the action, and WizAprons finish another visible section of the playfield.

That is enough to give the machine your own personality without losing what makes the original so much fun.

Rick and Morty is also an interesting example of a machine that has developed a very loyal following despite being produced by a smaller manufacturer. We've included it among the machines worth watching in our Which Modern Pinball Machines Hold Their Value Best? article.

Make the Machine Your Own

One of the best things about owning a Spooky Pinball machine is that you already start with something unusual.

Rick and Morty doesn't look like every other machine in the arcade, and a few carefully chosen mods can make it even more individual.

That's really what pinball customisation is about. You don't need to change everything. You just pick the details that make your machine feel like yours.

And if you're looking for more inspiration, our Your First Pinball Mod: Where Should You Start? guide is a good place to discover which upgrades tend to make the biggest difference.

For the complete range, explore the Rick and Morty Pinball Mods collection.