Futurama (video Game) - Characters

Characters

While the game remains generally faithful to the series, many characters are omitted altogether, such as Amy Wong, who is completely absent from the game. Only her locker appears.

Playable characters
Character Voice actor # of cut scene appearances Notes
Philip J. Fry Billy West Numerous
Turanga Leela Katey Sagal Numerous
Bender B. Rodriguez John Di Maggio Numerous
Dr. John Zoidberg Billy West Three
Non-playable characters
Character Voice actor # of cut scene appearances Notes
Professor Hubert J. Farnsworth Billy West Numerous
Morbo Maurice LaMarche One Appears in the opening cut scene, alongside Linda.
Linda Tress MacNeille One Appears in the opening cut scene, alongside Morbo.
Mom Tress MacNeille Numerous Main antagonist.
Hermes Conrad None Numerous; first level Can be seen in his office in the first level, with a brain slug feasting on his brains; this a reference to the episode "Raging Bender".
Scruffy None Numerous; first level Can be seen sleeping in the flooded basement of the Planet Express building.
Walt, Larry and Igner John Di Maggio (Igner)
Maurice LaMarche (Walt)
David Herman (Larry)
Numerous Serve as bosses throughout Bender's mission.
Sal John Di Maggio One Helps Mom in taking over the universe.
Ra-Ra the Sun King David Herman Two
Adoy David Herman Two Former tutor of Professor Farnsworth.
Mighty Sun God Maurice LaMarche One Appears as a boss character in Leela's mission.
Nibbler Frank Welker Numerous Serves as a collectible, throughout the game.
Destructor Maurice LaMarche Numerous Appears throughout the last three levels and is the final boss.

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