Hello there! Akuma here, with another AI Generated Image for your pleasure! I had the fun of getting one month membership for Midjourney a few months back and was able to test it and its capabilities and it was a great... JOURNEY *badum tss* While midjourney is a discord driven bot, it works, for the user, roughly like stable diffusion ( g/stablediffusion" target="_blank">https://tangled.com/g/stablediffusion ) on commanline level but with the big difference, that on the background midjourney adds a gazillion more tags than you did orinally to your prompt, influencing is extremely. The sole reason for this is simple: The bigger the prompt, the better the results. Just hacking in "Rick and Morty" into a Text2IMG Engine will result in some ultra generic and bad quality random image. But just by adding some keywords of what you want to see, and with negative prompts of what you not want to see, you can quickly achieve much better goals. Thus a REALLY good prompt is rarely less than 20 - 30 keywords. Since the generic user is lazy and just puts in stuff like "cute shiba on the moon" they end up with lame stuff, get bored and run away, nothing you can make money with right? Thats why midjourney adds lots of keywords that the AI might think would fit to your prompt. Often the AI is quite right and that is why midjourney is so hyped among standard users and I love too, but for me its too expensive. $30 a month is not cheap (Sadly the $10 sub is totally useless) but for your money you get a massive tool that even a child can work with. The image on this post is my take-on on some kind of "poster" of a fictional final movie of "Rick and Morty" where both are just as old as time itself. That's also the only image I added some elements manually, which I normaly don't and I bet you will never ever be able to find the 3 elements that I added stealthly. I am just too good at what I do. I hope you still like it at least half of how much I liked to create this masterpiece of a fictional movie.