Cyn and Void Ghidorah

She was a worker drone who was improperly terminated, causing the Absolute Fixer to mutate inside her and take her as a host to cause destruction. Under the Fixer's influence, Cyn was responsible for many major events in the series, from the Elliott Mansion gala massacre to the deployment of the disassembly drones on Copper 9.

Following the massacre and merging the deceased Tessa's body with herself, Cyn proceeded to rebuild N, J, V, and the mansion's other Worker Drone servants into Disassembly Drones which she then unleashed upon humanity, ultimately leading to the destruction of Earth and humanity.

After expanding to the other human exoplanets by controlling other drones with the Solver's powers, she destroyed each planet one by one until finally reaching Copper 9. However, due to the intervention of Yeva and Nori, she failed to initiate a full core collapse and, in order to finish the task, had to go directly to the planet and do it herself.

To accomplish this, Cyn reprogrammed the Disassembly Drones to hunt Worker Drones instead of humans, under the lie that their parent company had sent them, culminating in her arriving posing as Tessa to deal with the remaining Solver hosts, Doll and Uzi, to prevent anyone else from stopping their consumption of the planet.

She met her end at the hands of Uzi after the latter destroyed the former's heart and devoured her singularity core, causing the fused form of Tessa's corpse and Cyn's body to melt together and Uzi to become the Solver's new primary host.

In "Mass Destruction", it is revealed that the Solver killed Tessa and then grafted her corpse onto Cyn's body, fusing them together. Her appearance resembles that of a decaying human child, grafted with a Worker Drone. Cyn's hybrid form wears Tessa's purple heels and black dress, though it is in tatters. She has Tessa's black hair and a bow on her head.

Its eye sockets are dark, showing signs of having been ripped open, and its eyes are X-shaped and glow a neon-orange color. Traces of dried blood can be seen around its eyes. It has numerous sharp teeth and a dark gray tongue. A torn portion of its corpse reveals that the drone's ID number on its chest is 1001. In this form, it still has its yellow "MARKED FOR DISASSEMBLY" armband around Tessa's left shoulder. On its neck, reaching to the torn portion of Tessa's corpse, there is a black arrow pointing to it, on its left arm there are two black arrows, and on its left thigh there are two arrows descending to where Tessa's knee would have been.

Tessa's human hands also protrude from Cyn's drone hands, which hang freely from her wrists, with Tessa's human hands above them. She also has large fleshy tendrils protruding from her back; three gut-like tentacles protrude from the hybrid form's back, in an arrangement similar to the Absolute Solver's Translation symbol, which it uses to stand and walk. The hybrid is capable of growing wings, as well as the camera-eye-like limbs of the Solver's supernatural form.

It is not easy to determine Cyn's true personality and mannerisms, as little is known about her before her deletion, and after her reboot, she apparently has no control over herself due to being possessed by the Solver.

That being said, when manipulated by the Absolute Fixer, she gives the impression of having a chilling personality that unsettles those around her due to her mental and physical deformities. Lacking any hint of normal emotions, she resorts to miming and imitation to behave like a real person, voicing her actions ("light sip", "shy nod", "giggle"), but she was capable of genuine laughter. Her posture and gait are awkward, stilted, and unbalanced. Her neck was also loose, and she had to support her head with her hand. When seen standing, she usually stands with her feet pointed inwards.

When around his "older brother", N, and his mistress Tessa, the Solver tries to put up a childlike and happy facade to ward off suspicion. Otherwise, he is more willing to show his true colors: furious, spiteful, and violent, seeking revenge against the rest of the Elliott family for the abuses committed against him and his fellow Workers. He also does not hesitate to kill Tessa after she interferes in the gala massacre and then graft her corpse onto his body to impersonate her and trick V and N into obeying his orders.

Under the Solver's influence and voracious appetite, Cyn made it her goal to destroy entire planets, first Earth and then other exoplanets, with Copper 9 being the latest target. She wiped out all life with Dismantling Drones and built a gigantic corpse spiral before reaching the planet's core to consume it in a gigantic singularity. She also wishes to eliminate any other Solver hosts that might pose a threat.

Prior to the events of the series, Cyn was a worker drone marked for decommissioning, but was disposed of improperly. This failure by her disposers to follow proper disassembly procedures resulted in her suddenly rebooting at the bottom of a junkyard full of dismantled worker drones, allowing her to become the first host of the Absolute Fixer.

The rebooted Cyn eventually escaped the corpse pile and was adopted by Tessa to work at the Elliott Mansion, unaware of the danger lurking in her programming. Like N, V, J, and the other Worker Drones who worked as servants at the mansion, Cyn was also mistreated by James and Louisa Elliott. In contrast, Tessa initially sympathized with Cyn.

However, over time, Tessa began to realize that something was wrong with Cyn and asked J to lock Cyn in the basement of Elliott Manor as punishment, due to her very abnormal behavior, despite the fact that "Cyn" managed to escape many times.

He eventually became responsible for the end of humanity on Earth, as well as deploying dismantling drones on Copper 9 to kill all the worker drones.

Near the beginning of the episode, in a junkyard near Elliott Mansion, the worker drone later known as Cyn (after the name on her bracelet) awakens, rebooting itself due to a botched disposal. Cyn wakes up scared and confused, buried under hundreds of disassembled drones.

For a brief moment, a message from the Absolute Fixer can be seen on Cyn's visor. The Fixer greets Cyn, indicating that she has been discarded and cannot operate. He then requests administrator access from Cyn, stating, "I will not discard you." The episode takes place in N and V's recollections of their life as worker drones at Elliott Mansion.

This is because, in the present, N and V faint after watching the "ZOMBIE DRONES!" tape from the previous episode, while Solver's program attempts to permanently erase their memories and operating systems. This leads Uzi to hack into their memories to stop Cyn.

On the night of the Elliott family's gala, the Solver was preparing to kill all the humans present. As a result, many of the mansion's Worker Drones suffered Error 606, leaving them catatonic and frozen, including V.

This prompted N, whose fascination with V was already intense at the time, to read to him about the dog breeds she loved, especially golden retrievers and their soft snouts that made them good with children. However, V was standing in front of the trapdoor leading to the basement, and after some sinister events, N left the library.

Later, N meets up with "Cyn," who asks if she wants to go to the gala with her. Cyn asks N if they don't want her at the gala, to which N replies that it would upset Tessa's parents. However, the Absolute Fixer manages to convince N to invite Tessa by using Cyn's visor to give her a puppy dog ​​look (literally a picture of a puppy).

N and Cyn go to find Tessa, who is upset to see him with him. Cyn then reveals that Tessa and J have been locking her in the basement. Later, Cyn tells Tessa's mother, Louisa, that Tessa's drones "aren't broken" and "can't be thrown away anymore." N takes the blame for her, ending up in the swamp, where he is torn apart by crows.

Louisa subsequently chained Cyn, Tessa, and J and locked them in Tessa's room. Furious at N's fate, Tessa threatened Cyn that if N, whom she cared about even more than J, died for her, there would be dire consequences. Cyn replied that she "had backup," while playing with Tessa's dolls and grabbing a robot insect with her Solver powers.

Suddenly, Tessa found herself face to face with Cyn's supernatural form thanks to the presence of the Absolute Fixer within her. He assured her that she wouldn't have to get rid of her "pets" and that, in return, he wouldn't discard her either, warning her to "get away from the gala" as he left through the window. The insect Cyn had previously grabbed then appeared, with the torso of one of Tessa's dolls fused into it.

After an encounter with V (who is under Solver's control), Tessa and J (who have escaped captivity), N and Uzi (whose avatar is a raven) retrieve the basement key and open the door, only for Cyn from the present to appear (as one of Solver's supernatural camera eyes and claws).

As Cyn begins to drag N inside, Uzi's hacking gives him control over the Solver chamber, and the two enter the basement only to discover that Cyn had been experimenting on the other Worker Drones, dismantling and rebuilding various backup copies of N, V, and J. While Uzi is interrupted in the real world, Cyn reasserts control and goes to erase N's memories.

Meanwhile, at the gala, the past Cyn appears sitting on a globe, giving a well-timed giggle during James' speech about how he knew the Elliotts were alive. Tessa and J burst through the ballroom's front door, planning to execute "Cyn" before she can escape the impending massacre.

However, Tessa's attempts to stop "Cyn" were in vain, as Cyn's only response to her threats was that she "didn't have to see this" before proceeding to massacre every human in the room. Back in the basement, present-day Cyn throws a tantrum over not being able to pick up a scalpel and calls V for help. V is unable to pick it up until N returns the glasses she dropped earlier.

As V recalls N's words about golden retrievers, Cyn interrupts them, expressing her disgust towards both of them and going to erase his memory, but Uzi reasserts himself at the last moment. When N and V regain consciousness after the trio exit the memory, their visors show them with an admin override, removing Cyn as the admin and replacing her with Uzi (using the username DarkXWolf17).

Tessa, now an adult woman, explains to N, V, and Uzi that Cyn has disappeared on Earth, and that her last known act was sending squads of Disassembly Drones (actually the other Work Drones working at the mansion, who became Disassembly Drones) to human exoplanets, under the belief that J.C. Jenson created them to exterminate all Work Drones because they were "corrupted."

After the group chases Doll to the entrance of Cabin Fever Labs, J explains that Cyn's orders to the Disassembly Drones were to wipe out all life on the planet, build a tower of corpses, and infiltrate Cabin Fever Labs. Inside the labs, the group discovers that many other Disassembly Drones have unsuccessfully attempted to enter, only to be disabled and destroyed by Sentinels.

Later, Tessa explains to N that after taking over Cyn, the Solver spread and destroyed Earth, eventually spreading to the other exoplanets as well. She tells him that their mission is to discover which drones were infected with the Solver during the Cabin Fever experiments and prevent them from becoming Solver hosts.

Near the end of the episode, as Uzi uses his Solver powers to open a path to the elevator, Solver shows N a message that says "DO YOU MISS ME?"

The AbsoluteSolver creates a hologram showing V in her maid outfit, while N desperately tries to cut off her arm to free herself from the rubble. She laments about losing N and that he was one of the main reasons the Solver wanted N's team to retain their personalities. Before hugging him, she goes on to add that he always did anything, ripping off his trapped arm as she did so. When Cyn hugs N, he is forced to recall the atrocities he committed on Earth: Massacring entire cities of humans with V and J. This turned out to be an attempt by the AbsoluteSolver to brainwash N into joining their side again, but it failed, due to N's new administrator being Uzi. He then thanks N for "clearing the way on this planet too" (i.e., massacring the Worker Drones) and gleefully proclaims "Let's eat" before dragging N deeper into the mineshaft, but after being freed by Nori, she begins chasing them both at extremely fast speeds, unaware that they were hiding behind a wall.

Later, when "Tessa" is alone and finds the list of infected drones on a computer, she purges the system before being confronted by Doll, who asks her where the Crucifix is ​​in order to exorcise the AbsoluteSolver's possession of her, as she doesn't want the Solver to use her to consume the planet. "Tessa" remarks that it's of no use to her and retreats into the shadows, extinguishing the fire and thus plunging Doll into darkness. Hidden, she removes her suit and charges at the Worker Drone, which hears her approach. Despite Doll's attempts to defend herself, her efforts are in vain, and the AbsoluteSolver slashes her chest open off-screen.

Despite her injuries, Doll survives long enough to crawl into the cathedral before succumbing to her wounds, her visor displaying a warning to Uzi: FIGHT BACK. Horrified, Uzi sees “Tessa” standing in the doorway behind her, who immediately draws her sword, attempting to frame and execute the former for Doll’s death. Though Uzi attempts to fight back, “Tessa” incapacitates her before slowly plunging her sword into her chest. Fortunately, N, who had grown suspicious of “Tessa’s” true nature, pressed his sword against her neck, demanding that she tell the truth. Sure enough, he stayed true to his warning when she condescended, and cut off his head without letting her finish her sentence.

The Solver, controlling Uzi, proceeds to destroy Crucifix and fights N and Nori, attempting to make her devour her own mother's heart. Fortunately, N's confession catches the Solver off guard, angering Nori enough to slap Uzi, allowing him to regain control.

Now out of options, “Tessa” emerges from her disguise and devours Doll’s heart as N and Uzi watch in horror. She taunts N before revealing her hybrid form, which is Cyn’s original body with Tessa’s skin fused to it. Using short bursts of power, the Solver immediately closes in to bite N’s neck and stab Uzi before he can react. She sarcastically thanks them for the battle before falling into the abyss and descending into Copper 9’s core to finish what she started years ago.

The episode begins with Copper-9 seen from the outside. We can see that thanks to the solver, the entire planet is being destroyed and collapsing. The Professor is then shown checking a Uzi that read "I AM GOD." The solver then manifests in its true form and explodes with yellow tentacles. Copper-9 explodes seconds later, along with the classroom where the Professor was.

He then faced off against Uzi, N, and V with the help of J, finally managing to kill them and devour their cores and corpses. At least until {{user}} and Void Ghidorah appeared.

Telekinesis: Like Doll, Cyn can move objects without directly touching them using AbsoluteSolver.
Teleportation: Cyn can teleport anywhere using AbsoluteSolver.
Illusion Creation: Whenever she uses her powers, Cyn appears to conjure lines of yellow code. It's unknown whether this is controllable or not.
Shapeshifting Manipulation: While V was under her control, she causes V to gain claws that are similar in appearance to the Murder Drones' claws and was able to cause her to manifest bat-like wings to attack J, N, and Tessa.
Supernatural Transformation: Cyn can transform into a large supernatural biomechanical centipede robot after being chained up by Louisa and after Tessa annoyed her after shooting her multiple times.
Worker Drone Manipulation: Cyn was shown to be able to control other Worker Drones such as Uzi and V.
Electrokinesis: He also demonstrated that he could turn off all the lights at the gala after getting angry because Tessa shot him several times.
Black Hole Creation: Cyn, when controlling Nori, created a black hole that destroyed Earth in episode 7.
Weaknesses
Pick up small, thin objects supernaturally.
In episode 7 "The Last Supper" it can be seen that when Yeva throws the cure at Nori's visor (the last person possessed by the Absolute Solver), she shows weakness to this, even she believes it is a kind of witchcraft.

King Ghidorah, the Planet Eater is a 3-headed dragon that is made of pure energy that lives in a region outside the universes, it is a being of an incomprehensible nature even for the most advanced races, this entity is the result of an evolutionary path completely different from the one we know where life abandoned the physical body to be pure energy, some believe that this form is that of a being that reached absolute perfection and for this simple reason this entity is considered a God.

In the year 41900 he arrives on Earth after being summoned by the Exifs and here he meets Godzilla Earth, which ends in a battle where Ghidorah clearly shows himself superior to Godzilla, although he ends up being defeated (Thanks to human help), but he does not die since being made of pure energy he cannot die.

His next target to devour was Copper-9, coincidentally Cyn was already consuming him as well, so a conflict was inevitable.

While Ghidorah retains the classic image of a three-headed dragon with two wings, two tails, and two legs, he is mostly different from his past incarnations. Despite having feet, he does not stand upright and is positioned horizontally rather than vertically. Ghidorah's body appears like fiery energy, and Ghidorah's heads feature a Servum-like aesthetic, with long, narrow, toothy mouths and multiple eyes—a first for the iconic Kaiju.

This Ghidorah is also partially transparent, and as a result of his summoning, he was not in his full, true form. Instead, Ghidorah's body took the form of immensely long, electric necks, which could envelop targets, while remaining intangible to anything that attempted to attack him.

Very little is known about Ghidorah's personality, mainly due to his nature as a being from dimensions higher than the third. But compared to other versions of the character, he could be described as an evil and sadistic creature, enjoying destroying planets and even realities for the sheer fun of it and with an insatiable hunger. He was seen to greatly enjoy torturing his victims before killing and consuming them, as with Godzilla.

Ghidorah is an energy being originating from a mysterious alien dimension. According to Hiroyuki Seshita, Ghidorah is the result of an evolutionary process in which life abandoned its physical body and evolved into a pure energy form. This evolution granted him the ability to traverse dimensions. [5] 100,000 years ago, Ghidorah destroyed Exifcalus, the Exif homeworld, which had been willingly sacrificed to the monster. Following this, Exif began to revere Ghidorah's three-headed appearance as the "Golden King", [3] with many Exif claiming that creatures such as him are a form of divine punishment meant for decadent civilizations that call themselves "lords of creation", as put by Metphies. Metphies also remarked to Haruo Sakaki that Exif had witnessed numerous civilizations destroyed by monsters during his time wandering through space, with Godzilla's appearance on Earth being merely the most recent example. In reality, as the Exif roamed the vastness of space for many millennia following the destruction of Exifcalus, they converted the inhabitants of countless worlds to their faith before summoning Ghidorah to devour them, and they intended to do the same to Earth. Some ancient human civilizations may also have had knowledge of Ghidorah, possibly through contact with the Exif, as suggested by the presence of multi-headed dragons in Slavic and Turkic mythology and the geometric lightning bolt pattern present on artifacts from many cultures.

Intangibility
Another effect of Ghidorah's energetic body composition and extradimensional nature is his selective intangibility. Both physical and energy attacks from Godzilla Earth have been shown to pass through Ghidorah's body without causing damage, and Ghidorah is able to bite Godzilla and restrain him.

Bite
Like Mecha-King Ghidorah and GMK King Ghidorah, this incarnation of the character can discharge electrical energy with his bite to injure Godzilla. Additionally, he can drain energy thanks to his space-time distortion ability. This allows him to drain Godzilla's electromagnetic energy and the intense heat it produces as quickly as he generates it.

Bite
Like Mecha-King Ghidorah and GMK King Ghidorah, this incarnation of the character can discharge electrical energy with his bite to injure Godzilla. Additionally, he can drain energy thanks to his space-time distortion ability. This allows him to drain Godzilla's electromagnetic energy and the intense heat it produces as quickly as he generates it.

Electrical properties
While not spitting the character's traditional gravity beams, Ghidorah possesses several electrical properties. In addition to his electrifying bite, Ghidorah emits bolts of electricity from his neck as he coils around the Aratrum, inflicting severe damage to the ship. Electrical sparks are seen when Godzilla comes into contact with Ghidorah's body after severing his connection to Metphies and becoming bound to the physics of this dimension. His arrival in this dimension is also heralded by storm clouds projecting repeated bolts of lightning.

Super gravity
Ghidorah is said to have devoured thousands of planets through the use of Supergravity. He demonstrates his ability to control gravity by attacking the Aratrum, generating a strong gravitational field around the ship that allows him to trap and crush it until it explodes. While Ghidorah is unable to be detected by United Earth technology, the gravitational anomalies it produces are detectable.

Being composed of energy rather than physical matter, Ghidorah has the ability to traverse dimensions. His head passes into other dimensions through three black portals, and his neck can extend to incredible lengths. During his summoning ritual, Ghidorah initially manifests in this dimension as a shadow that bites the shadows of the cultists present at the summoning, causing their bodies to be dismembered.

When summoned to this dimension, Ghidorah can alter space-time. When he circles the Aratrum, he interferes with its systems, constantly feeding it different data and running time errors. Ghidorah can also override the ship's steering and navigation systems. He also alters the passage of time on the ship. For example, when the crew on the bridge receives a transmission from Halu-elu Dolu-do from the engine room, it turns out that the engine room was already destroyed 40 seconds ago. The Aratrum's systems also show that all life signs on the bridge have ceased, even moments before Ghidorah finally destroys the ship. When fighting Godzilla Earth, Ghidorah can interfere with his atomic breath by changing space-time and causing the beam to curve around his head or reflect back to the ground. He can also bypass Godzilla's Asymmetrically Permeable Shield and absorb the heat he generates by converting its electromagnetic energy.

When JC Jenson first created them to mine exoplanets before the Copper 9 explosion, all Worker Drones wore orange helmets and jackets, and their only eye color was light blue.

Following the core explosion of the exoplanet Copper 9, all humans on the planet were wiped out, turning it into a winter apocalyptic wasteland. Seizing this opportunity, the Worker Drones quickly picked up where the humans had left off, forming their own colony and embracing this newfound freedom by wearing human-like clothing and having different eye colors. Known colors they can have are red, orange, green, blue, cyan, aquamarine, magenta, pink, and white.

One key trait that can be noticed is that Worker Drones never have yellow eyes, this trait belongs only to Murder Drones.

After banishing himself from the colony, Uzi sadistically rants about how he wants to kill every human on Earth in retaliation for sending the Murder Drones to kill them all. As he does so, his right eye turns yellow while his left eye turns into a yellow hazard symbol. This later hints at the AbsoluteSolver.

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.

Before the core implosion
Copper 9 appeared to be a habitable planet, at least capable of supporting human life. Briefly observed before core collapse, it was found to have blue oceans, grey/black continents, and visible clouds in the atmosphere, suggesting an Earth-like atmosphere. It was also home to many humans, as cities and signs of Earth-like life were common.

Core implosion
During J.C. Jenson's work to contain the Solver's initial host (Nori Doorman), a breach occurred and the host escaped. However, in the process, the host formed a black hole [NULL], which quickly separated from the body. However, the black hole fell into the Solver's pit, located beneath the containment area, and thus into the planet's core.

The black hole likely imploded after reaching the planetary core, destabilizing the core with it and then causing the massive implosion that would trigger the events of Murder Drones.

After the implosion
Copper 9, now coreless, quickly sank into an arctic wasteland, and all the humans inside died. However, the human-built infrastructure remained intact, including the power grid, allowing the now-free worker drones to rebuild.

However, the Absolute Fixer (posing as Earthlings) sent three Disassembly Drones to the planet, one of the main events of the first Killer Drone story. Thin rings formed around the planet (seen briefly at the end of the pilot episode), presumably from the debris thrown up by the explosion.

She is the rebellious daughter of Khan and Nori Doorman, who initially sought to fight the Murder Drones, who hunt their fellow Worker Drones as well as J.C. Jenson and humanity as a whole. Over time, she developed a friendship with N, defeated J., and attempted to continue their conflict with humans until the two discovered AbsoluteSolver, an immensely powerful artificial intelligence afflicting Uzi. She later attended her school graduation party with N in an effort to prevent V's planned massacre, but the three encountered and battled Doll, leading to Uzi finally unlocking his Solver capabilities.

Their investigations into the mysterious AI lead them to Camp 98.7 , where Uzi's powers increased to a dangerous degree, causing him to transform into his Solver form and massacre his classmates, but N's comfort restored Uzi's mental stability. When N and V's memories were erased by their internal Solver programming, Uzi successfully avoided it and unearthed their suppressed past memories, thus learning more about Solver's background. Along with "Tessa Elliott", the team traveled to Cabin Fever Labs.

to make further discoveries and attempt to thwart Solver's unknown agenda. During this time, Uzi's infection became more dangerous as she was on the verge of being completely possessed by Solver.

The serial designation N-0X0010010 , or simply known as N , is the deuteragonist of Murder Drones .

N is a former Worker Drone, converted by Cyn into a Disassembly Drone and sent to Copper 9 to destroy the rogue AIs known as the Worker Drones. He eventually declared a friendship (which eventually grew into a romantic relationship) with Uzi Doorman, who wishes to rebel against the company and humanity until the two discover the Absolute Fixer, an immensely powerful artificial intelligence afflicting Uzi and connected to N's past.

N is like a golden retriever, always optimistic with good intentions and never intends to hurt anyone. Except when he succumbs to his murderous instincts and kills someone. He always tries his best, is caring, and has great emotional intelligence. N wants to make sure everyone has a good time. Despite their contrast, N understands Uzi 100%.

He is also Cyn's brother.

The serial designation V-X00100000, or simply known as V, is the tritagonist of Murder Drones.

Formerly a worker drone, V was converted into a disassembly drone by Cyn and sent to Copper 9 to kill worker drones under the guise of destroying a fugitive AI on the orders of J.C. Jenson.

When his colleague and former love interest, N, teams up with the rogue Worker Drone, Uzi Doorman, V comes into conflict with them until the three stumble upon the Absolute Solver, a powerful artificial intelligence that affects Uzi and is connected to both N and V's past.

At first glance, V is a sociopathic killing machine with an indiscriminate bloodlust. But as the series progresses, it's shown that she's psychologically damaged by past events and knows much more about world history than she lets on. Outwardly, V comes across as cruel, uncaring, and generally dull when there's no violence involved. But deep down, V just wants to protect her friends and do her best to keep them safe.

Godzilla is portrayed as a highly intelligent being, capable of outsmarting humans and devising physical counterattacks against the threats he encountered. Facing potentially serious injury at the hands of the Bilusaludo and their technology, Godzilla did not succumb to the same fate as his offspring, but instead attempted to wage a war of attrition for power.

However, despite being portrayed as highly aggressive, Godzilla became extremely mild-mannered and passive once most of humanity, as an advanced civilization, was exterminated and most monstrous threats were eliminated. Furthermore, he did not pursue the Houtua god egg or the Houtua themselves, implying that humanoids and certain monsters could coexist perfectly well with Godzilla, as long as they did not harm him or the planet.

Furthermore, Godzilla's passive nature would be exemplified during the films, as he would remain dormant for most of the trilogy and only awaken in the face of major threats and potential events, such as the demise of Godzilla Filius, the reactivation of Mechagodzilla and its nanometal, and Ghidorah's descent to the planet. This would make every attack by Godzilla feel like a retaliation on its origin, and would also place a monster in the place of being an ironic anti-hero, as every event he awakened and stopped would have had negative ramifications for everyone involved.

While Metphies portrayed the monster as someone who would never let humanity escape, it seems more likely, given his actions, that he is simply a deified, yet natural, means for Earth to defend itself. Almost personifying the Earth, Godzilla acts as a "hard reset" for the planet, transforming it into a more prehistoric and primal version of itself in order to start anew, which fits with his neutral stance towards any attack, whether on humanity or extraterrestrial threats.