History Characters / FuturamaAntagonists

* GoneHorriblyRight: Designed by a team of engineers to be an insane robot, though according to him, they failed.
* KarmicDeath: After taking over Hermes's robot body, he tried to eat his skin. [[spoiler:The end result is that he melts since the skin absorbed unbearable heat from [=LaBarbara's=] cooking]].

* CharacterizationMarchesOn: He started out as just a rival for the professor, but in situations such as those in ''Beast With a Billion Backs'', he tries agreeing with the professor on the issues at hand, though the professor ends up ignoring him. They eventually end up working together, and not all that reluctantly at one point.

--->'''Walt:''' Mother, you are one clever old skag!

* CorruptCorporateExecutive: She's a nasty old woman and owner of a robotics company trying to take over the world, who masquerades as a sweet, kindly old lady in public.

--->''"WHAT? Nobody rips off my kids but ME!!"''

--> '''Lrrr:''' Oh, I'm just... some guy... ''[[VerbalTic ruler of the planet Omicron Persei Eight!]]''

--> '''Drrr''': I am Drrr, Doctor of the Planet Omicron Persei 8!

--->'''Nixon always WINS!!! AROOOO!!!'''

[[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin The head of former U.S. President]] UsefulNotes/RichardNixon. He first appeared in the series premiere in a hall of heads of presidential figures, getting knocked over by Fry -- which shatters his head jar and causes him to go into a frenzy. However, he gets a much bigger role when he decides to bodyjack Bender and exploit a Constitutional loophole to win an election, but gets cornered in Watergate and has to fork over Bender's body or let him play a recording of a psychotic rant he just spouted off. Still, Nixon wins the election (due to the large number of robot votes he got by sporting another, insanely huge robot body) and becomes President of Earth again -- a surprisingly ''decent'' one... [[TakeThat go figure.]] He has since become a recurring character, and most often plays the PresidentEvil role. Nixon also has Spiro Agnew at his side as vice president again -- though he's in the exact opposite predicament of all the other 20th-century cameo characters -- an unintelligible body without a head.

* ADayInTheLimelight: The framing device for ''Saturday Morning Fun Pit'' revolves around him and the headless body of Agnew watching Saturday morning cartoons.

** By the Hulu episode "Related To Items You've Viewed", while she still wears the fat suit in public appearances and maintains the sweet matronly act, her true diabolical nature is now common knowledge.

--->'''Mom:''' What kinda threat is that? Everybody knows I'm evil.

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* HenpeckedHusband: Oh, God, is Lrr ever. In "Lrrreconcilable Ndndifferences", Ndnd is '''mad''' at finding that Leela is more successful at nagging and forcing Lrr to do stuff than she is (and Leela was trying to help him with his marriage).

* IsThisThingStillOn: Lrr sets about scratching his crotch once he thinks the camera has stopped rolling on his announcement to eat a human in compensation for all the children consumed by humans.
* JustEatHim: Lrr's preferred methods of dealing with conflict.

'''Lrr:''' Surely you mean "love"?\\

* WeightWoe: "The Problem with Popplers" establishes Lrr is supposed to be watching his weight.

* HairTriggerTemper: It doesn't take much to spark their ire, considering they declared war on Earth over a canceled TV show, and tried to kill the Planet Express crew over bad Valentine's Day candy.

* EvilSoundsDeep: Lrr. Maurice [=LaMarche=] is ''very'' insistent it's a different voice from Morbo (and it is, being higher).

* BadassCape: Lrrr, and pretty much standard attire for Omicronian men in positions of power. Lrrr killed his father for his.

* BadassCape: Lrrr, and pretty much standard attire for Omicronian men in positions of power.

* JerkWithAHeartOfGold: They love to threaten people who disobey their orders or steal from them, but when some bending robots go on strike for being paid unfairly, they were quick to side with the striking robots. However, that's also because they consider themselves the "duly elected" mobsters of the union, and Donbot is incensed that the money is being given to scabs, rather than to ''him''.

* BadassSanta: An evil robotic bazooka-wielding Santa. Heck one song they sing about him is called "Santa Claus Is Gunning You Down".

'''Robot Santa:''' The scammers cheated me out of my Naughty List. Can you imagine the harm they might do with that list? ''I'' wanted to do that harm!

* BadassSanta: An evil robotic bazooka-wielding Santa. Heck one song they sing about him is called "Santa Claus Is Gunning You Down".

* BadSanta: A recurring homicidal robot villain with nigh-unachievable standards for "nice". For example, mafia thugs beating up a shopkeeper for protection money? That's naughty. But a shopkeeper refusing to pay mobsters protection money? Equally naughty. Scruffy the Janitor apparently gets on the "naughty" list simply by picking his nose.

A robotic Santa Claus that was designed on Earth to determine who was naughty and who was nice at Christmas (now "X-Mas"). However, due to a programming error, his AI finds a way to deem everyone naughty (though somehow excluding Zoidberg) and his resolution is to commit genocide to rectify it. Thus, every year at X-Mas, he comes down from his base on Neptune to smite Earth for its apparent indiscretion. Everyone on the planet typically fortifies their homes and cowers in fear until X-Mas has passed.

* SissyVillain: At one point, he summoned the fire department to his office (which is in Robot Hell, full of fire and brimstone and lava) because his trash can was on fire. Note that the firemen (the Planet Express Crew) had to get through a wall of it just to get into the office.

* ThatMakesMeFeelAngry: Called out Fry for being too blunt in his lyrics, and is the TropeNamer.

* EvenEvilHasStandards: The depths to which Bender can stoop shock even him, like when [[spoiler:Bender reunited with his long-lost son, then punted him into a vat of electric fire, all because the Robot Devil wanted Bender to sacrifice his first-born son to him]]. A Downplayed example, however, since when he claims that even he's not that evil, he sounds more ''impressed'' than disgusted.

* TheDevilIsALoser: The guy is [[IdiotHero outsmarted by Fry]] and in one episode is seen in jail.

* IronicHell: Will exploit this when at his worst. Provided he's gotten the precise meaning of irony right.
* LaserGuidedKarma: His misfortune through "The Devil's Hands are Idle Playthings" is because he put his name on the Wheel of Robots, never expecting the wheel would actually land on his name. A few days with Fry's hands has him ''pleading'' Fry to take them back.
* LiteralGenie: How his deals work, with him usually keeping his word unless he gets screwed over by it, in which case he goes in JerkassGenie.

* BigBad: She is the closest thing the series has to a main villain. This is also the case in the video game, and although the movies have their respective baddies, she returns in the third as the primary antagonist.

* CatchPhrase: Invoked. As evidenced by the commentary for "Bendless Love", the producers wanted "Clamp clamp ka-bamp!" to be Clamps's catchphrase. Generally, though, he's got THE CLAMPS, or some variation of the word "clamp".

* CatchPhrase: "I am Lrrr, ''ruler of the planet Omicron Persei 8!''" Said even to people already ''very'' familiar with him. And when he's trying to [[PaperThinDisguise hide his identity]].

* CatchPhrase "Aroooooo!"

* {{Catchphrase}}: His "Ha-HAA!". Usually said when attempting to stab something.

* HeroicBastard: While Walt and Larry are implied to be Wernstrom's children, as Mom was previously married to him, [[spoiler:Igner's father is Mom's ex-boyfriend, Professor Farnsworth. He's the nicest of the siblings and helped Farnsworth save the day in ''Bender's Game'']].

* ObfuscatingStupidity: ''Igner'' of all people did this in ''Bender's Game'' to his brothers, which raises some questions about his usual behavior...

* DumbIsGood: Igner, the stupidest brother, is the only brother to deflect from Mom's evil plans in ''Bender's Game''. He gives the Planet Express crew a chance to hide instead of turning them in to his family, and he teams up with Farnsworth ([[spoiler:his father]]) to [[spoiler:destroy all the dark matter at the end]].

* EarlyInstallmentWeirdness: In her first appearance ("A Fish Full of Dollars"), while she was certainly verbally abusive to her sons, she never actually put a hand to them herself, letting Walt (the oldest), slap the other two, which he'd swiftly do as soon as Mom expressed her displeasure. In every other subsequent appearance, a scene when Mom ''doesn't'' go upside her kids' heads (including Walt) is extremely rare, if such exists at all.

___>'''Mom:''' And don't you forget it!

--->'''"WHAT? Nobody rips off my kids but ME!!'''