Rick and Morty season 6 episode 9 spoilers follow.

Jack Black and Daniel Radcliffe are amongst the guest stars voicing characters in a Game of Thrones inspired Rick and Morty episode.

Titled 'A Rick in King Mortur's Mort' Black and Radcliffe feature in the animated series' latest adventure, which is arguably a parody of the fantasy series.

The episode sees Morty accidentally start a solar war after he is transformed into Sir Mortaniel, a Knight of the Sun.

Morty encounters the knights while on a meteor and after one of the knights impales himself on his sword the pair are transported to a medieval world, Morty now finds himself crowned as king.

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However things begin to go wrong when Morty refuses to take on his new duties and disbands the Knights of the Sun, subsequently leading to a Westeros-style civil war between the representatives of each planet.

In an attempt to get the Knights to return to their post, Morty is forced to agree to commit self-mutilation by cutting off his reproductive organs in order to bring peace and order back to the system.

But he is soon found out to be bluffing when the knights put Morty through a series of tests to see if he is willing to go through with the act – leading to him and Rick having to escape by faking their deaths.

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This act proves to be enough for the knights, who then agree to re-band in honour of their self-sacrifice.

Radcliffe plays one of the leading Knights of the Sun, while Black voices a member of the rival Viscounts of Venus order. The pair are joined by Peep Show's David Mitchell, Robert Webb and Matt King who also lend their voices to the episode.

Rick and Morty airs on Adult Swim in the US, and on E4 and All 4 in the UK.

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