History Characters / FuturamaOtherCharacters

* IdleRich: He was built so that humans would not have to fill this essential role. It's not clear where he gets the funds for his oil-and-cream baths or frivolous one-night-only opera productions, but he seems able to afford it. It's revealed in one of the Comedy Central episodes that he's a senator. Presumably, that still pays pretty well. Oh, and he's [[MadeOGold made of ''solid gold'']].

* IdleRich: He was built so that humans would not have to fill this essential role. It's not clear where he gets the funds for his oil-and-cream baths or frivolous one-night-only opera productions, but he seems able to afford it. It's revealed in one of the Comedy Central episodes that he's a senator. Presumably, that still pays pretty well. Oh, and he's made of ''solid gold''.

** Did we mention that he's ''made of gold?''

* IdleRich: He was built so that humans would not have to fill this essential role. It's not clear where he gets the funds for his oil-and-cream baths or frivolous one-night-only opera productions, but he seems able to afford it. It's revealed in one of the Comedy Central episodes that he's a senator. Presumably, that still pays pretty well.

* NakedPeopleAreFunny: The comic book story "Planet Michelle" from issue 34 has Michelle being cloned several times, with some humor being derived from her clones being naked upon creation. The first clone is understandably not happy about her lack of clothes and is provided one of Amy's spare sweatsuits after Fry claims that Farnsworth is blind and Farnsworth goes along with it [[DirtyOldMan for obvious reasons]], while numerous other clones created later in the story also cover up with Amy's sweatsuits due to Amy's dry cleaning being onboard the Planet Express ship before they eventually run out of sweatsuits and later clones emerge from the ship in the buff, with Bender remarking that the later Michelle clones' nudity is an upside.

* {{Jerkass}}: Extremely self-centered, demanding and ungrateful towards Fry, and has cheated on him on multiple occasions. She hasn't been too nice to her new boyfriend, either, as ''Bender's Big Score'' has her say to his face that his name is stupid when he says his name is Constantine.

* FishOutOfTemporalWater: In contrast to [[BornInTheWrongCentury Fry]], Michelle feels extremely out of place in the 31st century and struggles to adjust to things Fry managed to. In her debut, it drives her to freeze herself again in the hopes of getting away from it all.

->'''Voiced by''': Creator/BillyWest (Smitty) and Creator/JohnDiMaggio (URL)\\

* ADayInTheLimelight: URL gets a lot of focus when Smitty retires and Fry becomes a cop.

* BunnyEarsLawyer: Despite normally doing a horrible job at being a lawyer, he's managed to successfully argue for Planet Express in several cases (and has even represented Earth itself in some cases); he once managed to get Bender five hours of community service for causing a serious tanker crash on Pluto while he himself was on trial for incompetence. When asked to provide evidence to support Bender and Fry's insanity plea, he pointed to the fact that ''[[SelfDeprecation they chose him as their lawyer]]''. And it ''worked''.

** On one occasion, he did such a poor job at acting as defence that he moved that he be disbarred for introducing evidence against ''his own clients''.
** Another episode had him [[RuleOfFunny in jail for incompetence]].

* ConstructionCatcalls: Sal made these to Leela in "Parasites Lost". Once from a gas station and another from a construction site. Fry beat the crap out of him for this.

* JerkWithAHeartOfGold: As stated above, H.G. is legitimately sorry for accosting Farnsworth and Hermes, admitting that just because he's stressed from work and parenting is no excuse for violence and that doing so sets a poor example for his son, who he's trying to raise properly.

* JerkWithAHeartOfGold: As stated above, H.G. is legitimately sorry for accosting Farnsworth and Hermes, admitting that just because he's stressed from work and parenting is no excuse for violence and that doing so sets a poor example for his son, who he's trying to raise properly.

* AmazingTechnicolourPopulation: Like all Neptunians, he's purple.

* PigMan: His nose is distinctly snout-like.

* NonstandardCharacterDesign: Unlike most robots on the show, his pupils are round rather than square. Additionally, he's built into a lounging position on a metal recliner with his arms acting as the legs.

* NoCelebritiesWereHarmed: Has Emeril Lagasse's Massachusetts accent and similar {{catch phrase}}s.

* {{Catchphrase}}: She refers to pretty much every noun as either a [[BuffySpeak "whatchamacallit" or a "kajigger"]].

* CatchPhrase: "Awww yeah." for URL. Changes to "In-dubitably" (exact same stress and meter) in an AlternateUniverse where everything's [[IAmVeryBritish British]].

* CatchPhrase: He calls the people He's interacting with "my good chum".

* {{Catchphrase}}: "Coward Man, Away!"

* DeusExMachina: His first appearance has him appear out of nowhere to resolve the problem at the last minute by restoring everyone (except Scruffy) to their normal genders.

* DoesNotLikeShoes: Is usually barefoot to fit with her GranolaGirl hippie look.

* HoistByHisOwnPetard: On one occasion, he did such a poor job at acting as defence that he moved that he be disbarred for introducing evidence against ''his own clients''.

* HypnoticCreature: Former TropeNamer, from when it was called AllGloryToTheHypnoToad. The Hypnotoad is a large toad-like creature with hypnotic powers strong enough to pull anyone (barring Fry) under its spell with an unbreakable grip.

->'''Voiced by:''' Creator/BillyWest

->'''Voiced by:''' Creator/DavidHerman

->'''Voiced by:''' Creator/MauriceLaMarche

* AnythingThatMoves: Part and parcel of wild hedonism is flirting with anything that moves (and, going by a comment in ''Bender's Big Score'', possibly a few things that ''don't''.)

* AllLovingHero: States he feels compassion for all living things.

* CatchPhrase: It calls the people he's interacting with "my good chum".
* TheCameo: It makes a brief one in ''[[Recap/FuturamaM1BendersBigScore Bender's Big Score]]'', when it shows up in one scene to summon the Time Sphere. He also introduces "Reincarnation".
* {{God}}: Possibly. The episode leaves it intentionally vague as to whether or not he really is the Almighty, and it's implied that even he doesn't know.

* InstantExpert: When Bender asks if he speaks English, he responds with "I do now".
* MaybeMagicMaybeMundane: Whether he's the actual deity figure of their universe or just a very powerful being is kept ambiguous. Bender puts forth that he's "the remains of a computerized space probe that collided with God," which the entity notes to be "probable." It's also ambiguous as to whether the Entity is letting on all he knows to Bender and the audience or is deliberately obfuscating to teach Bender a lesson on Godhood. The ending where he chuckles to Himself at the end of the episode and repeats his signature quote points to him really being the Almighty but won't shove it to anyone's face if not necessary.
* NoExceptYes: Possibly, as Bender theorizes that the entity isn't God, but the remains of a space probe that collided with God, which could mean that God exists and is the Entity as the result of a fusion. The Entity replies that it's possible, but it's unclear whether He means this or is entertaining Bender's thoughts to help him think.

* TheOmniscient: Discussed and played with. tells Bender that he can predict what people will do before they do it, but deviations from those predictions are unknown to him. He also doesn't know where Earth is until a satellite signal from the planet makes contact with him and he doesn't know how to speak English until he hears it from Bender (he already knew how to speak binary, though). He also offhandedly mentions that he was watching Bender's efforts to be a god earlier in the episode.

* StarfishAliens: He does not appear to have a corporeal form, being essentially a giant galaxy dotted with multiple blinking lights that move whenever he speaks.
* TimeAbyss: When Bender asks who made him (initially assuming him to be a mechanical entity) he responds with "I have always been".
* TimeMaster: His brief appearance in "Bender's Big Score" reveals that he's the one who makes the time portals whenever somebody reads the time code out loud.

* NonstandardCharacterDesign: Unlike most robots on the show, his pupils are round rather than square.