Is Futurama all natural or supernatural?
SCREENRANT VIDEO OF THE DAY SCROLL TO CONTINUE WITH CONTENT Summary Magic is one of the most mysterious elements in Futurama, as the show hasn't made it clear if it exists or not. Futurama takes place 1000 years in the future, meaning that the show is full of all kinds of fantastical storylines, characters, and situations, although much of it is explained away with futuristic technology.
Futurama Season 11 Introduces Voodoo To The 31st Century The debate surrounding the existence of magic within the Futurama universe was just reignited by Futurama season 11, episode 7, as it introduced an all-new branch of supernatural power. After the breakout of the Explovid-23 virus, Hermes determines that, rather than science, the best thing to defeat the pandemic is voodoo.
The Afterlife & Spirits Exist In Futurama Even though the voodoo seen in season 11 may be nothing more than science, supernatural elements like the afterlife and spirits do exist within the show. Robot Hell is a frequently seen location in the series, and although it may have a natural explanation, the existence of the Robot Devil and his seemingly magical abilities throw this into question.
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