SD-J and Mechagodzilla

Designation J-10X111001, or simply known as J, is one of the two secondary antagonists (along with Doll) in Murder Drones.

J is a dismantling drone that was initially believed to have been created and sent to Copper 9 by the interstellar company JCJenson to eliminate all the runaway AIs on that planet, as even she herself and others mentioned. However, it was later revealed that this was not true, as J was actually a former worker drone that was converted by the Absolute Solver that controlled Cyn and now follows her orders so that the program will leave her alive.

The J-series designation possesses the distinctive characteristics of a female disassembly drone. It has silver hair tied in two high pigtails, bound with black ribbons. Like other disassembly drones, it has neon yellow eyes and a black headband adorned with five additional eyes of the same color as its visor, as well as a long, thin black tail that ends in a large syringe filled with nanitic acid.

Her outfit consists of a black short-sleeved shirt with side pockets underneath, a black leather belt that gives the appearance of a skirt, a dark yellow shirt underneath her blazer, and a tie, which gives her the appearance of professionalism, especially in comparison to the other two members of her squadron.

As for his legs, it seems like he's wearing knee-high stockings with visible suspenders, but they're actually part of his chassis. On his left bicep, he wears a yellow armband with a skull emblem, representing his role and identity as a Dismantling Drone.

In combat, it reveals sharp teeth and its visor takes the shape of an "X," indicating its aggressiveness. Its appearance is further enhanced by its large metallic wings with a yellow and black pattern, and it possesses 16 feather-like blades, with the center of these wings formed by two bright yellow circles. It has been shown to have interchangeable hands that it can use for other tools and weapons that aid it in its missions, one of which is three sharp claws, allowing it to destroy targets with ease.

J is best described as a "workaholic," as she is incredibly dedicated to her job, even using corporate jargon like "synergistic accountability" and "fourth-quarter earnings" instead of insults or vulgarities. J has had a tendency to obey authority and follow orders since her days as a drone worker, where she refused to help Tessa break free from her chains because "the company had spoken."

While J isn't as sadistic and demented as V, she's still a "cold-blooded killer" and belittles others who aren't as good as her, and it's confirmed that she "enjoys dominating this from below under the pretense of following orders." This is best shown in J's relationship with N, as she despises him and tells him she would personally kill him if her company allowed it. J's aversion to N goes so far as to infect him with a virus as soon as he starts questioning the company (even though there was a valid reason to do so) while also gloating in doing such an act. This is further worsened with the revelation that J knew they were helping Cyn and not JCJenson, proving she really just wanted an excuse to kill N. Even in flashbacks from the Elliot Mansion, J already showed herself as abusive towards N, unnecessarily kicking him and telling him to move.

J is also arrogant, domineering, and proud, as she enjoys insulting others. This proved to be her downfall, as after incapacitating Uzi, she took her time with a monologue instead of finishing her off immediately, giving Uzi the opportunity to stab J with her Nanite tail. Despite this, J praises her comrades if they are worthy. This is shown when N supposedly manages to pass the doors of the Worker Drones and, despite her low opinion of him, J sincerely congratulates his efforts and rewards him with the idea of having a JCJenson brand pen, an item that both consider an achievement.

Despite her arrogance, J is not incapable of showing emotion. This is demonstrated in N's memories of when they were Working Drones at the Elliott Mansion, where Louisa's presence was enough to terrify her, as well as when Lizzy, Thad, and Khan appear to attack her with a railgun, causing her systems to warn her of a "Previous Danger" while her face shows an expression of bewilderment. J also felt guilty in "Home" when Tessa was chained up, not wanting to disobey, as "ordered by the company". However, she has a good relationship with Tessa, with whom J is genuinely kind and respectful.

However, J's true motivations are revealed in the ending, where it is shown that she knows Cyn murdered Tessa and, despite this, assists her in the attempt to destroy Copper 9, focusing on being on the "winning team" in the hope that Cyn will not kill her if she helps. Despite briefly offering V the opportunity to join her and Cyn, she later distances herself from her former allies, coldly stating that she never needed V or N before attempting to help the Solver kill them both.

According to Liam Vickers' perspective in a Discord message, [1] J's narrative is that of a character strongly influenced by corporate culture. She constantly chooses to align herself with any dominant system or power, whether oppressive or not, to secure better conditions for herself and, to some extent, for her colleagues, N and V. She prioritizes her own interests over trying to change or improve the current system, even if it costs her money.

J is the leader of the trio of killer drones and loyal to JC Jenson. She's a workaholic who loves using corporate jargon when speaking. While V is more of a killer, J is a cold killer who does what's necessary. She's also arrogant and proud. She enjoys dominating those she considers inferior under the guise of following orders.

J is an incredibly loyal dismantling drone that was formerly a worker drone. Tessa repurposed her and befriended her to serve as a maid in the Elliott Mansion, where she met N, V, and the Absolute Solver disguised as Cyn. J helped Tessa prevent the Solver from instigating a massacre in the mansion.

However, their efforts were in vain, as J was among all the working servants who were corrupted by the malevolent AI to aid in its murderous plan. Later, the Solver rebuilt J as a Dismantling Drone, and along with clones of N and V, a copy of her was sent to Copper 9 to eliminate all the workers there.

Flight: Like other demolition drones, J possesses a pair of large retractable wings with several long blades resembling feathers. These allow it to fly at high speed and can be used to cut and impale targets.

Corrosive nanite acid: At the end of J's tail is a syringe of nanite acid. This acid can affect her, but it can be stopped by applying her saliva to the affected wound.

Extreme agility and strength: J is agile and possesses more strength than the average worker drone because it has the physiology of a dismantling drone.

Virus Implant: J has a virus chip in case another dismantling drone becomes corrupted. The virus is lethal and will kill the drone unless it is eliminated by an external force, such as another person. He implanted one in N when N began questioning JC Jenson's motives during the episode "PILOT," but N was saved by Uzi Doorman and survived after J left.

Interchangeable hands: Like other disassembly drones, J can swap its hands for various tools and weapons, as it has: Three claws that it uses to impale and cut its victims. A missile launcher that he uses when chasing Doll. A relay hand that he uses to project holograms, such as projecting Cyn's plan as shown in "Dead End". A submachine gun, which he was shown using against Uzi during the Pilot. An EMP generator, which was shown being used against Uzi during the pilot.

EMP Immunity: J is immune to electromagnetic pulses.

Absolute Solver: After J was destroyed beyond repair by Uzi's railgun, a mysterious backup program called Absolute Solver appeared and began its directive to collect material from the Worker Drones to rebuild J's form.

It's a robotic doppelganger of Godzilla, created by the Black Hole Planet 3 Aliens with the purpose of invading and conquering Earth. However, after losing to Godzilla, even with the help of Titanosaurus, its creators decided to invade Copper-9. Here, our mechanical Barney met J and immediately decided to attack her to fulfill the mission his creators had entrusted to him.

Despite being a machine programmed to follow orders and therefore lacking emotions, MechaGodzilla was shown to be quite violent, cold, sadistic, and malicious, with a morbid obsession to kill and be superior to Godzilla. He demonstrates his cruelty and violence through brutal actions, such as coldly and heartlessly breaking Anguirus's jaw, as he cannot communicate verbally. Despite all this, he shows blind loyalty and obedience to his creators. He has also been seen in the "Godzilland" series, where in his youth he could speak and played trivia games with other kaiju like Godzilla and Anguirus; however, this didn't diminish his violence, as he still tried to steal Godzilla's life, forced other kaiju to be his friends, and flew away crying when his plans failed.

Mechagodzilla is a robot that looks like Godzilla from the 60s and 70s.

The original MechaGodzilla in Godzilla vs. MechaGodzilla. The original MechaGodzilla in Godzilla vs. MechaGodzilla has short, stubby missile fingers, a metal piece with three screws on the hand plate, a less defined and prominent shoulder pad, an orange button on each breast and above the crotch, a pentagon-shaped piece below the chest cannon, two circular pieces coming from the chest cannon, smooth grooves running along the hind legs, knee plates that get smaller as they move towards the back of its legs, a smooth, solid tail fin, plates on the tail that are smooth and run in a straight line, and red "MG" initials on its arms signifying "Mecha Godzilla".

On special occasions, such as trivia nights about Godzilla, MechaGodzilla wears a bow tie.

MechaGodzilla has armor constructed from a mysterious alloy known as "space titanium," which actually proved not to be particularly durable, as a brief fight with Godzilla caused enough damage that it needed to be called back for repairs. It is also equipped with an astounding amount of firepower.

MechaGodzilla is capable of firing an iridescent rainbow-colored optical laser that appears to be equal in power to its atomic breath; Godzilla's head can rotate 360 degrees, allowing the robotic Barney to knock down an opponent who might try to approach from behind. Rotating its head at high speed allows MechaGodzilla to create a force field. When disguised as Godzilla, MechaGodzilla could fire a heat ray from its mouth. Interestingly, after MechaGodzilla shed its disguise, it never used the heat ray again. When MechaGodzilla had removed its Terror of MechaGodzilla head, it could fire a small concentrated beam from a small antenna.

Showa MechaGodzilla is also equipped with powerful missiles on its fingers, knees, mouth, and even its toes. These missiles can explode on contact with a target, or they can embed themselves in an enemy's flesh like darts. Located under a trapdoor on MechaGodzilla's chest is a weapon that fires an irregular orange energy beam with enough cutting power to slice a mountain in half. MechaGodzilla doesn't lag behind in hand-to-hand combat, as evidenced in its fight against King Caesar, although it couldn't defeat Godzilla in this area. Finally, MechaGodzilla can fly via rockets on its feet capable of reaching Mach 5.

MechaGodzilla was first revealed when he fought Godzilla as Fake Godzilla. After breaking Anguirus's jaw, his disguise was destroyed by Godzilla, but he continued fighting. MechaGodzilla and Godzilla both fired their beams, but the beams exploded as soon as they touched each other. MechaGodzilla was damaged, and Godzilla was severely injured. MechaGodzilla was repaired some time later, and was sent to stop King Caesar before he was awakened. He didn't arrive in time, but he was still more powerful than Caesar. He almost killed King Caesar, but Godzilla arrived. The two fought MechaGodzilla, and Godzilla used his new magnetic powers to draw MechaGodzilla to himself, allowing him to remove his head. MechaGodzilla was deactivated, and the Black Hole Planet 3 Aliens were defeated. After that defeat, the Black Hole Planet 3 Aliens decided to send Mechagodzilla to invade Copper-9. This is where MechaGodzilla and J met and began to fight.

They are a race of simian-like humanoid sentient beings who build a colossal robot Godzilla-like creature, nicknamed MechaGodzilla, as a tool for world domination, as their planet was destroyed by a black hole.

The Dissasembly Drones (Drones de Desmontaje in the Latin dub and Desmontadrones in the Spanish dub), colloquially known by their prey as Murder Drones (Matadrones in the Spanish dub), are the titular main antagonists of the series. They are bloodthirsty (or oil, technically speaking) robots sent by JC Jenson to destroy Copper 9's Worker Drones due to the company not wanting a "runaway AI" that they can't control.

Their main directive is to kill Worker Drones, which they do very efficiently and brutally, enjoying the agony they cause their victims before finally killing them in horrific ways due to their sadistic nature, in addition to the fact that they also need to consume the Worker Drones' oil to survive. If they don't, they will overheat and die. This is a result of their sub-par cooling systems causing them to run so hot that mere contact with them could adhere human skin to their metal.

This fatal "flaw" is in fact intentional and part of their design by the company; acting as a fail-safe for the Murder Drones to carry out their directive, they will be forced to continue hunting Worker Drones for their own survival and once all of them are dead, they themselves will die with no sustenance left, thus getting rid of them once they outgrow their functionality due to the company's general hatred of rogue robots.

They are deployed via landing pods and sent out in squadrons. However, they are not taught how to land the pods, which also function as spacecraft, so they crash and become too damaged to fly again, leaving them stranded on the planet they are to invade.

So far we only know of three Disassembly Drones, Serial Designation N, Serial Designation V, Serial Designation J

The Worker Drones (Curritodrones in the Spanish dub) are a series of autonomous robots created to help their parent company, JCJenson, extract resources from exoplanets, which Uzi describes as "abused in the name of 'Mr. Muscle'". After the extinction of biological life on Copper 9, they took the place of their creators to continue where they left off.

The company, displeased with this event, created the Murder Drones, known to the Worker Drones as Killer Drones, and sent them in spaceships to the ruined exoplanet to ensure the extinction of all Worker Drones.

During the human stay at Copper 9, the humans present dedicated themselves to mining. During this period, the humans built several structures such as cities, posts, and research centers; one of these posts was post 3, which was designated as a place for human lodging for research.

However, after Nori caused the core to collapse, it caused a massive explosion that released toxic material into the atmosphere of Copper 9, causing the humans in Copper 9 to suffocate and die.

Therefore, the drones that prevailed decided to reside on the planet freely until "JCJenson sent the Dismantling Drones" (a debatable point due to the hundreds of pieces of evidence against that claim).

Then the Worker Drones were forced to take refuge in Post 3.

All biological life here is dead.

He is a persevering Murder Drone with an attitude of wanting to do the job, but his coworkers often tell him he is useless and terrible, and he barely receives any respect. He is a member of J's squadron.

He portrays himself as friendly and a little bit silly, enough to earn J's contempt.

She is a Murder Drone, a member of J's squadron alongside N. She is much more efficient than N, but displays a rather sadistic attitude with a twisted enjoyment in killing Worker Drones. Nevertheless, J considers her an important and efficient member of the squadron.