Dwarf

Dwarf turns up as one of the countless one-scene faces that populate New New York, a small figure who appears just long enough to deliver a line or a sight gag before the plot moves on without him. He is a joke, not a throughline, and he knows exactly the size of his job.

Billy West's genius on Futurama was never just Fry or Farnsworth — it was filling the corners of every frame with a voice, and Dwarf is one of those corners. The character sticks precisely because he doesn't try to: a quick, confident bit of comic texture in a show built from hundreds of them.