Character from Futurama by Matt Groening & David X. Cohen
The richest woman in the universe who publicly plays a sweet old lady while privately running a robot-manufacturing empire with sociopathic ruthlessness — Futurama's ultimate corporate villain.
Mom switches between two voices: the saccharine coo of 'America's favorite grandmother' and a raspy, profanity-laced snarl that could strip paint. She slaps her three sons (Walt, Larry, and Igner) seconds after claiming to love them. She holds trademarks on the words 'Mom,' 'Love,' and 'Screen Door.' As CEO of MomCorp, she controls 99.7% of the company and produces virtually every robot in existence — all of which contain a hidden device allowing her to control them simultaneously. She used this exactly once, on Mother's Day, to launch a robot uprising. She mines dark matter, monopolizes delivery services, and views Planet Express as the one obstacle to complete market dominance. Her relationship with Professor Farnsworth spans decades of explosive romance. She had his son Igner without telling either of them until the events of Bender's Game. Despite her villainy, she seems to genuinely respect Dr. Zoidberg and treats him with unusual kindness.
In public, wears a fat-suit and heart-shaped hairdo that makes her look like a kindly grandmother. Underneath, she is rail-thin and angular with sharp features, wild grey hair, and a cigarette perpetually dangling from her lips. Her true form moves with exaggerated, almost insectoid physicality.
Also known as: Mom, Carol Miller, Carol