Toy

Toy turns up as one of the countless small, strange faces that drift through Futurama's background business — a passing bit of New New York color rather than a figure central to any one plot. Voiced with the show's usual deadpan absurdity, Toy exists mostly to add one more odd note to a crowded, joke-dense world.

Tress MacNeille is one of the show's great utility players, and even a glancing character like Toy benefits from her ability to make a single line sound fully inhabited. Futurama's comedy depends on these quick, confident sketches of personality, and MacNeille's delivery gives Toy more presence than the screen time alone would suggest.