History Recap / FuturamaM2TheBeastWithABillionBacks

* HellInvadesHeaven: In what is likely to be his most Awesome SugarWiki/MomentOfAwesome, Bender gathers the [[LegionsOfHell Legions Of (Robot) Hell]] and drags Yivo's Heaven down to Earth.

-->'''Fry:''' I'm sorry, I should have asked what was bothering you. I've been kind of preoccupied.
-->'''Bender:''' With ''what?''
-->'''Fry:''' ''(putting on vestments)'' Well, I went to another universe and I fell in love with a giant octopus, and now I'm pope of a new religion.
-->'''Bender:''' ...Weren't you already pope of something?

--> '''Farnsworth''': Congratulations, Deathballers! We've won the right to explore the anomaly!
--> '''Zoidberg''': What? I thought I was playing for my freedom!
--> '''Farnsworth (offhandedly)''': No.

* DoubleStandardRapeDivineOnMortal: The billions of Earthlings who embraced Yivo's tentacles had no idea that they were shkler genitalia, and were all quite disgusted to find out. There's even a joke where Yivo victim blames the universe. Despite this, everybody quickly agrees to enter a legitimate relationship living on Yivo's body, and it's treated as a legitimate paradise.

** The final lifecycle stage of Kif's species is revealed to be a swarm of flying hookworks that act as a colony creature.

* GeniusLoci: Yivo is something between this and an EldritchLocation, as its surface negates the laws that govern Fry's home universe and thus it behaves like an otherworldly place. However skhle is sentient and can communicate with the other universe's inhabitants. As such Yivo is unimposing and only asks the people there to come live on skhler surface after earning their trust (the act of using their tentacles to make first contact coming merely from not understanding civilized custom in the other universe and not anything malicious). Yivo is very nice and polite as sentient worlds go, albeit lonely (which warps sklher perception and makes them paranoid of possible unfaithfulness).
* GettingSmiliesPaintedOnYourSoul: Yivo's tentacles work this way. Once they make contact with a person's neck, they immediately become overwhelmingly happy and totally in love with skhlim. It's especially disturbing when we see the process in action with Amy and Zapp--seconds prior, they'd been actively trying to avoid Yivo, but as soon as the tentacles make contact, they're converted and start urging Leela to accept skhler love.

* HideYourChildren: To avoid putting underaged characters in the vicinity of NaughtyTentacles, the film simply avoids showing children altogether...which gets weird once all of Earth's organic beings, including Farnsworth and the Conrads (all parents of grade-school children), vacate the planet and the universe to mutually marry Yivo, intending never to come back. There's not even a perfunctory HandWave.
* HumanitysWake: All organics lifes Wake really, having moved in with their new spouse Yivo. A few of their sapient appliances are waiting for them to call.

* NiceJobBreakingItHero: Fry's innocent letter to Bender ends up ruining the ''ENTIRE UNIVERSE'S'' relationship with Yivo, who promptly evicts everyone from living on skhler since sklhe can no longer trust the universe's inhabitants to obey skhler rules.

* PoliceBrutality: Nixon has Colleen, Smitty and URL beat up Farnsworth and Wernstrom just for lightly protesting sending DOOP at the anomaly. Then they're arrested.

* SecretMessageWink: Parodied when Leela brings the imprisoned professors [[JailBake a Smell-O-Scope disguised as a cake]]. She tries to wink at them to hint at what it really is, but given that she's a cyclops, they just think she's blinking. She then puts on some special glasses that simulate a wink, so they get the message.
* ShoutOut:

* ValentinesDayEpisode: Although it wasn't released in February, the overall theme is love and relationships...in their most bizarre and extreme forms.

* LampshadeHanging: At the end of the movie, Leela acknowledges that after having spent the entire previous movie pining after Leela, Fry didn't even glance at her in this one.

* BlamingTheVictim: Yivo excuses using shkler genticles to mate with everyone on the grounds that their universe dresses provocatively.

** The sight of New New York being covered in Yivo's tentacles is very similar to the Martian red weeds covering buildings and everything in ''Film/WarOfTheWorlds''.

'''[[CouchGag The Proud Result of Prison Labor]]'''

* AluminumChristmasTrees: Before the Planet Express crew leave to make first-contact with the NegativeSpaceWedgie, the crew receives coffee enemas from an Enema-bot. Coffee enemas actually do exist in real life. It is considered a form of "alternative medicine".

-->'''Robot Devil:''' (''appalled'') Wow, that was pretty brutal even by ''my'' standards.

Professor Farnsworth tries to solve the mystery behind the interdimensional anomaly that's been seen in the sky since ''Bender's Big Score''. Meanwhile, Fry dates a female police officer named Colleen (voiced by Creator/BrittanyMurphy, in what would sadly be her last voiceover role[[note]]discounting her regular role as Luann Platter on ''WesternAnimation/KingOfTheHill''[[/note]]) who is in a polyamorous relationship with four other guys, Amy becomes Kif's fon-fon-ru, and Bender joins a secret society of robots that everyone else thinks isn't real.

* EverythingsBetterWithDinosaurs: A ''Stegosaurus'' inexplicably shows up grazing on the White House's lawn.

* BlackComedy: Being of the ''WesternAnimation/{{Futurama}}'' equation, we're provided with quite a bit of this. A notable example would be Bender reuniting with his estranged first-born son in a heartwarming reunion scene, then taking him to the Robot Devil's office and punting the child into a vat of electric magma, which kills the tortured robots inside. The Robot Devil's reaction:
-->'''Robot Devil:''' Wow, that was pretty brutal even by ''my'' standards.

* DealWithTheDevil: Bender's deal with the Robot Devil.

* AluminumChristmasTrees: Before the Planet Express crew leave to make first-contact with the NegativeSpaceWedgie, the crew receives coffee enemas from an Enema-bot. Coffee enemas actually do exist in real life. It is considered a form of "alternative medicine."

* NotImportantToThisEpisodeCamp: To avoid putting underaged characters in the vicinity of NaughtyTentacles, the film simply avoids showing children altogether...which gets weird once all of Earth's organic beings, including Farnsworth and the Conrads (all parents of grade-school children), vacate the planet and the universe to mutually marry Yivo, intending never to come back. There's not even a perfunctory HandWave.

-->'''Robot Devil''': Wow! That was pretty brutal, even by ''my'' standards!