Tarokin

Tarokin is a fictional planet featured in the animated television series Futurama. It is located in the 77th galaxy and is the homeworld of the Tarokinians, a species characterized by their large, bulbous heads and distinct three-fingered hands. The planet's surface is depicted as being predominantly arid, with rocky landscapes and a pale, yellowish atmosphere.

The Tarokinians are known for their advanced, albeit peculiar, technology, which often incorporates organic elements. Their society appears to be highly structured, with a strong emphasis on tradition and intellectual pursuits. In the series, Tarokin is introduced in the episode "The Problem with Popplers," where the Planet Express crew visits the planet to investigate a mysterious signal.

During their visit, the crew encounters the Tarokinians' unique customs and their unusual dietary habits, which involve consuming a gelatinous substance known as "popplers." The episode highlights the cultural differences between humans and Tarokinians, exploring themes of xenophobia and the nature of sentience. The planet itself is a visual representation of the show's creative world-building, showcasing imaginative alien environments and species. Tarokin serves as a backdrop for comedic situations and philosophical discussions, common elements in Futurama's narrative.