This chapter explores the potential of satire as a transformative tool in environmental advocacy and multispecies justice, challenging traditional justice frameworks and advocating for emancipatory worlding. It argues that satire, with its ability to critique power structures and renegotiate social norms, can foster empathy and solidarity across species by highlighting shared struggles and interdependencies. The analysis critiques the limitations of justice, particularly its anthropocentric and institutional biases, and posits emancipatory worlding as a radical alternative. This approach, rooted in decolonial ecology and anti-capitalist principles, seeks to dismantle systemic oppression and promote interspecies commoning. By embracing material entanglements and denouncing mastery, emancipatory worlding offers a vision of liberation for both humans and more-than-humans.