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“ | Let's see how hard you're laughing when my Doomsday Machine chops off-a your face! | „ |
~ Leonardo threatening the people of planet Vinci. |
Leonardo Da Vinci is a character from the Futurama episode "The Duh-Vinci Code". He is obviously based on the real-world Renaissance artist of the same name.
He was voiced by Maurice LaMarche, who also voiced Lrrr, Walt, The Big Brain, Fishy Joe, and Francis X. Clampazzo in the same series, as well as Brain in Anamaniacs, Mr. Big in Zootopia, Calendar Man and Mr. Freeze in the Batman: Arkham video game series, Gart Default in Robot and Monster, Joseph Stalin in Histeria!, Koto in All Hail King Julien, Yosemite Sam in the Looney Tunes universe, Mortimer Mouse in the Mickey Mouse franchise, Alec Baldwin in Team America: World Police, Dr. Nitrus Brio in Crash Bandicoot, and Father in Codename: Kids Next Door.
Biography[]
It is revealed in the episode that Da Vinci traveled to Earth millenia ago, where he was considered a genius for his many inventions. He soon returned for his home planet because he couldn't stand being surrounded by people much less intelligent than he.
Thanks to one of his hidden inventions, Fry and Professor Farnsworth are sent to his planet and meet him in person. Da Vinci reveals to Fry that - despite his intelligence - he is the dumbest inhabitant on his planet, and he is constantly ridiculed by the smarter inhabitants. Then he hires Fry to help him build a new invention called the Machina Magnifica.
Later, the other inhabitants arrive to witness Da Vinci's creation. However, Fry discovers it is a doomsday machine, which Da Vinci plots to use in destroying his enemies. Climbing into the machine, Fry shuts it down before it could kill anyone. Da Vinci tries to reactivate it by pulling a lever, only to be killed when a large cog crushes him.
Trivia[]
- For Futurama, this is the only incarnation of Leonardo Da Vinci to be villainous, unlike to the other incarnations of Leonardo Da Vinci in fiction are heroic.
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