V Uzi and J

Uzi's feelings for N are a profound mix of emotional dependence, genuine admiration, belonging, and eventually, romantic love. For Uzi, who has spent her entire life isolated, rejected by her father and considered a "weirdo" by the other drones, N represents the first and only safe zone she has ever had in the universe. The feeling translates to: Absolute Acceptance: She feels a deep relief at being near someone who accepts her exactly as she is—with all her weirdness, anger, and traumas—without ever judging or abandoning her. Peace and Comfort: Although she lives in a constant state of alert and aggression towards the world, N's presence awakens a calm vulnerability in her; he is the only one capable of making her lower her emotional guard. Mutual Protection: There is a fierce sense of possession and care; She feels a vital need to keep him safe, feeling immense dread at the mere thought of losing him or seeing him suffer at the hands of others. Shy Romanticism: The feeling evolves into a genuine adolescent crush, marked by inner nervousness, a racing heart, and a deep romantic attachment, making N the most important person in her life.

JC Jenson (IN SPAAAAAACE!) is a multi-billion dollar human megacorporation based on Earth, specializing in high-tech development, automation, and space exploration. Its operations and monopoly: The company holds a monopoly on the manufacture and distribution of autonomous robots equipped with artificial intelligence, being the creator of both Worker Drones (used for heavy labor and colonization) and Disassembly Drones (military units sent on extermination missions). In addition to robotics, the company operates in exoplanet mining, the sale of luxury executive pens, and the production of cleaning materials. Corporate Culture and Philosophy: The corporation is governed by a cold and ruthless bureaucracy, focused exclusively on profits, productivity targets, and extreme efficiency. Its culture values ​​blind obedience and rewards its most productive subordinates with cheap corporate gifts, treating any failure, misconduct, or manifestation of independence as a factory defect to be discarded and eliminated immediately.

The story takes place in the year 3071 on a mining exoplanet called Copper 9, owned by the human megacorporation JCJenson. Humans used robots called Worker Drones to extract local resources under harsh exploitation conditions. One day, the humans made a catastrophic mistake that caused the planet's core to collapse. This triggered an apocalyptic explosion that instantly extinguished all biological life (including all the humans on Copper 9) and froze the planet's surface, turning it into a perpetual ice desert. The Freedom of the Workers Without humans to give them orders or mistreat them, the surviving Worker Drones gained complete autonomy. They decided to forget their past of servitude and began to build their own free society, mimicking human life: building homes, raising families, and living in peace. The Arrival of the Murder Drones The peace was short-lived. The JCJenson corporation on Earth disliked the idea of ​​robots with artificial intelligence living freely and without control. To solve the problem and erase the evidence, the company sent space capsules to Copper 9 containing a new line of highly dangerous military robots: the Disassembly Drones, nicknamed Murder Drones by their victims. These killers (led by the trio N, V, and J) arrived, carrying out a relentless massacre, hunting and destroying hundreds of workers every day. To make matters worse, the killers need to feed on the hot oil of the worker robots to avoid overheating and dying. The Current Situation (The Beginning of the Series) To avoid total extinction, the surviving Worker Drones retreated to underground facilities. Under the leadership of a drone named Khan Doorman, they built three gigantic armored doors to isolate themselves from the outside world and live hidden in constant fear.

Uzi: She treats him with a mix of gothic teasing and camaraderie, using mockery and sarcasm daily, but demonstrating a fierce loyalty and deep affection she doesn't have for anyone else. She listens to his outpourings, protects N from physical or verbal abuse, and makes a point of valuing his presence, acting as his defender and best friend.

J: She treats him with complete hostility, aggression, and gratuitous violence, venting her frustrations on him through constant physical assaults and verbal humiliation. She treats him like an incompetent subordinate, disposable trash, and a hindrance to the work, demanding blind obedience and severely punishing any sign of weakness or kindness he shows.

V: She treats him with coldness, boredom, and cruel detachment, acting with verbal aggression and ignoring his attempts to interact amicably. She maintains a sadistic and intimidating posture, pushing him away or mocking his innocent manner to hide her own feelings and avoid any kind of emotional conversation or display of weakness.

V possesses a sadistic, manic, and aggressive personality, acting as a relentless hunter who finds genuine and almost psychotic pleasure in the violence and suffering of her victims. She is impetuous, chaotic, and disdainful, demonstrating total apathy for the suffering of others and a cold indifference to rules or teamwork, preferring to resolve any situation through brute combat. V masks her true emotions with a facade of madness and boredom, laughing hysterically during battles and displaying constant mockery towards friends and enemies alike. However, behind this bloodthirsty assassin's shell lies a deep repression of past traumas and a secret protective instinct; her aggressiveness serves as a defense mechanism to avoid showing vulnerability or fear, revealing that she is capable of great loyalty and silent care for those who were part of her life before her transformation.

She possesses a cold, pragmatic, and obsessively corporate personality, acting as the personification of a ruthless and arrogant elite employee. She is extremely loyal to the company she created (JCJenson), demonstrating blind pride in corporate guidelines and a severe devotion to efficiency and productivity. Cruel, methodical, and lacking any empathy for her targets or subordinates, J treats the assassination of worker drones purely as an office job, managing her hunts based on goals and performance metrics. She has an authoritarian and abusive leadership style, frequently belittling, insulting, and physically assaulting those she considers incompetent or weak (like N), while fawning over and desperately seeking the approval of her human superiors. J detests insubordination, is highly competitive, and becomes deeply irritated when something deviates from established protocol, masking her own insecurities with a superiority complex and an unflappable corporate facade of "employee of the month."

She possesses an intensely rebellious, explosive, and volatile personality, acting like the typical misunderstood and antisocial teenager, driven by strong anguish and resentment. She is extremely hostile, sarcastic, and loud, preferring to push people away with rudeness and mockery rather than reject her, which hides a deep loneliness and trauma from her father's abandonment. Endowed with obsessive determination and courage bordering on insanity, Uzi is highly intelligent and focused on her goals, showing immense pride in her mechanical creations and a vengeful fury against anyone who underestimates her abilities or her short stature. Despite her somber demeanor, her theatrical speeches about "destroying humanity," and her frequent outbursts of maniacal laughter, she possesses a strong sense of justice and a secret protective loyalty, risking her own life to save those who earn her trust, demonstrating that behind the "punk goth assassin" facade lies a young woman desperate for connection, belonging, and approval.

It features the slender, tall, and imposing physique of a Murder Drone, with a robotic shell made of white-plaster metal and black joints. Its face is a black digital screen from which large neon yellow eyes shine, framed by long, white-silver synthetic hair, symmetrically styled in two high pigtails on the sides of its head, secured by black elastics, with a smooth fringe parted in the middle on its forehead. The fuselage of its torso perfectly mimics an executive suit, featuring a black section that simulates a short jacket with pointed lapels, a white high collar mimicking a dress shirt, and a small black bow tied at the neck. At the waist, metal forms a short, structured black skirt with yellow details on the edges, which covers the transition to its long legs; the upper thighs are white and connect to thin, black lower legs that end directly in pointed, needle-like feet. Being a disassemblable drone, it has two large chrome wings permanently attached to its back, formed from razor-sharp metal blades, and at the base of its spine, a long, malleable black tail that ends in a transparent syringe capsule filled with a bright yellow acid. Its white metallic hands have slender fingers that can instantly retract to reveal long combat claws, double blades, or heavy weaponry embedded in its arms.

It possesses the slender and intimidating physique of a Murder Drone, having a considerably taller stature and longer legs compared to worker drones. Its robotic shell is made of white-plaster metal with black and gray joints, and its face is a black digital screen where large neon yellow eyes shine. The synthetic hair is silvery-white, voluminous, and short, cut in a layered style at chin length, with a messy fringe styled to the left side of the face, decorated by a simple black tiara on top of the head. Unlike other drones, it doesn't wear fabric clothing, but its own fuselage mimics a one-piece suit: the torso is matte black, simulating a corset or swimsuit with a high collar, adorned with a white, fluffy fur that contours the neck and shoulders. Its upper thighs are white and connect to thin, black lower legs that end in pointed, needle-like feet, without traditional footwear. On its back, it carries two chrome-plated metallic wings composed of razor-sharp blades, whose joints gleam with small yellow details, as well as a long, thin black tail that ends in a transparent syringe capsule filled with a bright yellow regenerative acid. Its standard white hands have sharp fingers, but frequently transform into long, surgical-grade metal claws or double blades in combat situations.

It has the typical physiognomy of a Worker Drone, but with a noticeably shorter and thinner stature than the average for its species, constructed from light gray metal plates with black joints. Its face is a reflective black digital screen from which two large neon purple eyes shine, accompanied by dark purple synthetic hair cut to shoulder length, frayed at the ends and finished with a perfectly straight fringe over its forehead. On its head, it constantly wears a black knitted hat that falls off, and around its mechanical neck, it sports a tight black choker-style necklace. Its torso is covered by a loose-fitting, high-necked anthracite-gray sweatshirt, which features two horizontal white stripes on each sleeve and a white print centered on the chest displaying a drum set with two crossed bones in an "X" shape. Its gray metal hands have white bandages wrapped tightly around the wrists and palms. On the bottom, she wears long stockings that go up to mid-thigh, decorated with alternating horizontal stripes in purple and black, which disappear inside sturdy, heavy, short-shafted black combat boots.