Here Are All The Funniest And Best Robot Characters From “Futurama”

From the booze to the blackjack to the hookers, Bender is easily the wackiest robot on Futurama. It almost goes without saying. But the classic animated sci-fi/comedy series is almost bursting at the seams with other big-personality automatons.

And, quite frankly, we think there are a few other ‘bots from the show that deserve more recognition from the show’s fans for their unique brand of wackiness. In fact, some of these other robots are even funnier than Bender. (Search your feelings; you know it to be true.

) So here’s a roll call of all the best Futurama robots from the whole series.

Fatbot

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When Bender goes to Mars University and rejoins his robot frat, he takes the portly Fatbot under his wing (or at least as much as he can fit). Fatbot is prone to nervous eating, which often lands Robot House in hot water.

When he ate the Dean’s prized ship-in-a-bottle, the frat ended up on dodecatuplesecret-probation and competed in a regatta race against Snooty House for their fraternal freedom.

URL

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URL is the robot cop of the Futurama universe. He’s completely committed to his job and enjoys nothing more than wailing on a perp with his nightstick. He does sometimes display a sensitive side as well though, and is often more “human” than his actually human partner.

His catchphrase: “Awww yeahhh.”

Enemabot

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Enemabot, as its name implies, delivers piping-hot enemas to the Planet Express team, whether they want them or not. Of all the weird, gross robots in the year 3000, this one just might be the single weirdest and grossest of them all. At least he’s always got a smile on his face!

Boxy

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Boxy is the sometimes-rival, sometimes-counterpart to the brilliant robot actor, Calculon. On the soap opera “All My Circuits,” Boxy can often be seen in the background, objecting to weddings and other events with his telltale backing-up beep.

Few robots can say so much with so little, and that’s why Boxy always steals the scene.