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Below the city of [[New New York]], in the mirky, polluted [[NNY Sewers|sewers]], live a race of hideous '''mutants'''. Appearances aside, they're mostly decent people, if a little odd. It is unknown how long they have dwelled in the sewers, but it has been long enough for them to build a city and a semblance of civilization. They have their own library (consisting of "Nothing but used porno and Ayn Rand,") and their own [[religion]], which involves worshiping an unexploded nuclear bomb, but according to Vyolet "nobody's that observant. It's mainly a Christmas and Easter thing." Mutants seem to be impervious to many toxins and radiation, at least they can't be mutated again once they are mutated. There are probably a few hundred of them, each with his/her very own unique mutation. Extra or missing appendages or organs mostly work. The Mutants have their own civil organzations such as doctors, commerce, and schools. | Below the city of [[New New York]], in the mirky, polluted [[NNY Sewers|sewers]], live a race of hideous '''mutants'''. Appearances aside, they're mostly decent people, if a little odd. It is unknown how long they have dwelled in the sewers, but it has been long enough for them to build a city and a semblance of civilization. They have their own library (consisting of "Nothing but used porno and Ayn Rand,") and their own [[religion]], which involves worshiping an unexploded nuclear bomb, but according to Vyolet "nobody's that observant. It's mainly a Christmas and Easter thing." Mutants seem to be impervious to many toxins and radiation, at least they can't be mutated again once they are mutated. There are probably a few hundred of them, each with his/her very own unique mutation. Extra or missing appendages or organs mostly work. The Mutants have their own civil organzations such as doctors, commerce, and schools and are democratically governed by a [[Raoul Inglis|Supreme Mutant]]. | ||
==Recurring Mutants== | ==Recurring Mutants== | ||
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===One-Time Mutants=== | ===One-Time Mutants=== | ||
Revision as of 15:09, 14 April 2008
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| First appearance | "I Second that Emotion" (2ACV01)  |
Below the city of New New York, in the mirky, polluted sewers, live a race of hideous mutants. Appearances aside, they're mostly decent people, if a little odd. It is unknown how long they have dwelled in the sewers, but it has been long enough for them to build a city and a semblance of civilization. They have their own library (consisting of "Nothing but used porno and Ayn Rand,") and their own religion, which involves worshiping an unexploded nuclear bomb, but according to Vyolet "nobody's that observant. It's mainly a Christmas and Easter thing." Mutants seem to be impervious to many toxins and radiation, at least they can't be mutated again once they are mutated. There are probably a few hundred of them, each with his/her very own unique mutation. Extra or missing appendages or organs mostly work. The Mutants have their own civil organzations such as doctors, commerce, and schools and are democratically governed by a Supreme Mutant.
Recurring Mutants
There are a few major mutant characters. For more info them check out their article pages.
One-Time Mutants
Andy Goldman Mutations: Has grown an entire sentient being from his head, because of this he no longer has his own body. |
Moose and Mandy Mutations:
Voiced By: Dave Herman, Tress MacNeille |
Mutant Atomic Supermen |
Appearances
- "I Second that Emotion" (2ACV01)
- "Xmas Story" (2ACV04)
- "A Tale of Two Santas" (3ACV03)
- "Bendin' in the Wind" (3ACV13)
- "Leela's Homeworld" (4ACV02)
- "Love and Rocket" (4ACV03)
- "Less than Hero" (4ACV04)
- "Jurassic Bark" (4ACV07)
- "Teenage Mutant Leela's Hurdles" (4ACV09)
- "Bender's Big Score" (BBS)
- Futurama (video game)
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