Futurama: Into the Wild Green Yonder

Fry discovers he is immune to mind-reading and is revealed to be the Dark One, the psionic threat the Legion seeks to stop. His actions pivot around protecting the Encyclopod and preserving life, while balancing his feelings for Leela.

Leela opposes Leo Wong's destructive plans and joins the eco-feminists. She acts as a moral counterweight to corporate ambition and is central to Fry's emotional arc.

Ecowarrior leader Frida sparks the protests and becomes entangled in the plot when her necklace is embedded in Fry's brain. Her commitment to environmental justice drives the activism against the project.

A transient who befriends Fry and introduces him to the telepathic Legion. Hutch provides a cautionary perspective on mind-reading and the costs of joining the fight.

Leader of the Legion of Mad Fellows who explains the two rival species: the Encyclopods and the Dark Ones. He guides Fry toward understanding the stakes of stopping the Dark One.

Amy challenges her father's sexist joke culture and aligns with Leela and the eco-feminists, contributing to the sabotage and the defense of Mars Vegas.

Hermes plays a role in the crew's resistance and rescue efforts, adding humor and organizational pragmatism to the battle against the project.

Professor Farnsworth approves Leo's project, then joins the defense to rescue the crew and confront corporate overreach.

Zoidberg assists in the mission and provides his unique, if unreliable, medical and comedic perspective as the crew battles the Dark One.

Bender is hired to locate eco-feminists, but his actions escalate the chaos before he ultimately aids in the defense of the Encyclopod and crew.

Kif assists in the plan against Leo Wong and helps coordinate planetary defense alongside the crew.

The Encyclopod is the life-preserving species at stake whose rebirth becomes central to stopping the Dark One and restoring balance to the violet dwarf system.