Futurama: Into the Wild Green Yonder

The Planet Express crew visits Amy's parents, Leo and Inez Wong, who are destroying the old Mars Vegas to build a more extravagant new version. The project triggers protests from eco-feminists who fear environmental damage to the region. During the protests, an accident occurs and Frida Waterfall's necklace lodges in Fry's brain.

Frida's necklace becomes embedded in Fry's skull, causing a lingering medical and psychic complication. Fry begins hearing the thoughts of everyone around him, a chaotic new burden he cannot easily control. The event ties Fry's fate to the environmental conflict unfolding at Mars Vegas.

Leela is disgusted by her father's sexist attitude and the destruction of the landscape, and she aligns with the eco-feminists. She joins their protest efforts and participates in sabotage of the construction. At the same time, Leela saves a Martian muck leech, the last of its species, from the site's wreckage.

Fry's mind becomes overwhelmed by the thoughts of nearby people, making it hard to function. He meets Hutch, a transient who gives him a tinfoil hat to shield his head from others' thoughts.

Leo Wong reveals his plan to build the Universe's largest miniature golf course, a project that would destroy 12% of the Milky Way. The revelation intensifies the moral stakes and shows the scale of Leo's ambition. The Planet Express crew reacts with concern over the environmental impact.

Farnsworth and the crew survey the construction site and discover an asteroid in a violet dwarf star system teeming with primordial life. The find suggests a unique ecosystem at stake. Despite this, Farnsworth rubber-stamps Leo's project, prioritizing development over caution.

Disgusted by the plan, Leela joins the eco-feminists and takes part in sabotage of the construction. The crew becomes divided as the conflict between progress and preservation intensifies. The sabotage efforts temporarily stall the project.

Hutch introduces Fry to the Legion of Mad Fellows, a secret society of telepaths. No. 9 explains the two rival species—Encyclopods, who preserve endangered DNA, and the Dark Ones, who seek to wipe out life. The violet dwarf star system contains the last Encyclopod egg, and it will be reborn when Chi rises.

Fry infiltrates Leo's empire as a security guard to gather information. Amy joins Leela's cause, while Bender bugs Fry's phone to monitor communications. An unseen Dark One murders Frida during the escalating conflict.

With their delivery team missing, Farnsworth considers closing Planet Express. Leo hires the crew to erect a fence around the construction site, and eco-feminists commandeer the Planet Express ship, trapping the crew inside. The situation compounds the threat to the team and the project.

At a Legion meeting, No. 9 explains that Fry must prevent the violet dwarf's implosion and thwart the Dark One who is sure to be present. No. 9 provides Fry with the Omega Device, a tool capable of temporarily disabling the Dark One at close range. The plan rallies the team to a final showdown.

During the ceremony, Fry cannot find an unreadable mind and concludes that he himself is the Dark One. The eco-feminists disrupt the ceremony, but Fry convinces Leela to let him proceed. He activates the Omega Device, but the scene seems to yield no obvious immediate effect.

Leela's leech drops to the ground, revealing the final Dark One. The violet dwarf embryo forms into a giant manta ray-like Encyclopod that engages the Dark One, and the battle ends with the Dark One defeated by the Encyclopod. Hutch is killed in the struggle, and Frida's necklace is pulled from Fry's forehead, costing Fry his telepathy.

The Encyclopod defeats the Dark One and the crew, along with the eco-feminists and Kif, flee aboard Planet Express. Nimbus pursues them toward a wormhole that Professor Farnsworth warns could send them trillions of light years away. Fry and Leela profess their love and share a kiss as the ship dives into the wormhole.