Serial Destination J

View Drone Demolitionist Drone-Worker (formerly) Zombie Drone (previously) Gender Female Hair color Silver-colored White (Worker Drone) Eye color Yellow neon White Neon (Drone-Worker) Type of activity or Kind of business or Line of business Drone Demolitionist The maid (formerly) Affiliation Supercomputer Tessa Elliott † Friends Tessa Elliott †

I don't like it. The Uselessness of En Breaking the rules. Vi's refusal to cooperate.

Serial Designation J-10X111001, or simply Jay, is one of the supporting characters in the TV series "Killer Drones".

A former Drone-Worker, now a Drone-Demolitionist, and leader of the squad sent to Copper 9. An unconditionally loyal drone, serving Tess Elliott faithfully since she was found and restored. She was a maid in the Elliott estate, where she had to coexist with Ann, Vee, and Sin, who turned out to be the Super-Calculator. After an unsuccessful attempt to thwart the Calculator's plan, she was made a puppet of the program, like all the other drones on the estate. Jay participated in the extermination of all humans on planet Earth, after which she promised Vee that after the mission to Copper 9, she and Ann would be free, but Sin soon exposed her, after which she decided to betray her friends and serve the Super-Calculator.

She was the arrogant leader of the demolition squad, who constantly mocked En for his uselessness and glorified the company so that En wouldn't know the truth. Many years after the extermination of the Worker Drones, she was destroyed by Uzi's railgun during the operation to eliminate all workers at Outpost 3. However, Jay's supposed "death" was short-lived. The Supercomputer created a centipede-like monster known as Supernatural Jay and began reconstructing her using the material of several Worker Drones it absorbed; Uzi and En were able to stop the program. But Jay was cloned and returned to the exoplanet in "Prom Night" with the help of her superior, Tessa. In "DEAD END," Jay teams up with Uzi, En, and V, regaining her erased memories. Before the raid on the secret laboratory, she was sent on a mission to "park the ship." In the episode "Judgment Day," Jay destroys the first landing capsule in the spire, then returns, where she is met by Lizzie, Tad, and Han.

After the explosion of part of the planet in "Absolute End," she was left with a note from En instead of her ship, after which she meekly waited for the Calculator to find and return it. In the end, Jay was left without a ship and was ordered to go to the "awful hole in the planet," along the way deciding to finish off Han, Lizzie, and Ted, who were lying nearby. Vi bursts in, saves them, and fights Jay. Jay defeats her and tries to persuade her to join the "winner," Sin, but Vi refuses, leading Jay to realize she didn't need any of her colleagues. After the Calculator's unsuccessful attempt to kill the trio, Jay fights him side-by-side, but loses, falling out of the battlefield. After Sin's defeat and the planet's restoration, Jay went to the spire to repair her first ship to leave the planet.

J is a Demolition Drone with yellow neon eyes and silver hair tied in two pigtails, secured with black ribbons. Like other demolition drones, she has a black headband with five yellow sensors, a long black tail ending in a large syringe containing nanitic acid. Like other female demolition drones, she has a semblance of a waist and hips. Her limbs are partially covered in black and yellow warning tape. She wears a smock with small pockets on the sides, a black belt, and a black tie over a yellow shirt. Her legs are white, transitioning to black at the knees, tapering towards the "foot" and held up by a belt with suspenders.

Supernatural Jay's appearance resembles Sin's supernatural form: a monstrous, centipede-like creature with numerous appendages and rows of spines on its back. Its head is identical to Jay's, though with a melted visor, sharp exposed teeth on the upper jaw, and a lack of a lower jaw. It is also equipped with several "cameras" with a single yellow eye. These cameras are used to monitor the victim and can also project holograms of the drones it hunted and killed. One of Supernatural Jay's appendages ends in a human hand.

In Ana's memories, she is depicted as a drone worker in a maid's dress. She has a lace headband on her head, and an apron tied around her waist. She has a black bow tied around her neck.

Jay is best described as a "deadly workaholic," given her incredible dedication to her job, although she doesn't exhibit the sadistic temperament and ruthlessness of Vee. She looks down on others who aren't as good at their tasks. This is best seen in her relationship with En, as she despises him and tells him she would kill him if their company allowed it. Her dislike of En goes so far that she infects him with a virus when En expresses his doubts about the future the company is preparing for them, and at the same time she is happy to have the opportunity to get rid of him.

Jee is incredibly arrogant and possesses an unparalleled sense of self-importance. When a defenseless victim falls to the ground, she can't resist the pleasure of humiliating them as a final insult. However, her arrogance backfires, as although she managed to disable Uzi, instead of finishing her off immediately, she wasted time reading "Best Monologue.mp3" and gave Uzi the opportunity to stab her in the leg with her own nanite acid tail. Despite this, Jee is willing to sincerely praise her fellow drones when they do something she considers worthwhile. This is shown when N breaks down the door to the Worker Drones' shelter, and despite her low opinion of him, Jee sincerely praises his efforts and rewards him with a pen, an item she actually considers an achievement. Despite her arrogance, Jay is capable of fear. This is demonstrated in Ana's flashbacks, showing them as former worker drones serving on the Elliot estate, where Louisa's presence was enough to instill fear in her. However, she has a positive relationship with her daughter Tessa, towards whom Jay shows genuine kindness and respect. This is likely due to Tessa's kindness towards the drones and her treating them as people, not obedient automatons. Because of this, Jay obeys Tessa's orders without hesitation, even in various...

Flight Like other demolition drones, J has a dangerous pair of large retractable wings with several long blades instead of feathers, which allow it to fly at high speed and were used to cut and pierce things with the bladed "feathers".

Corrosive Nanites: At the end of the J-tail is a syringe containing a yellow liquid that is highly corrosive to nanites.

J's exceptional agility and strength: J is agile and possesses greater strength than the average Worker Drone, due to the physiology of the Demolition Drone. The J virus implant appears to have saved the virus chip in case another Demolition Drone "breaks down," which produces a system error. Interchangeable Arms: Like other demolition drones, Jay had the ability to change arms for various tools and weapons, although she has only been seen changing arms for large claws and electromagnetic cannons so far. Supercomputer After Jay was destroyed by Uzi's railgun beyond repair, a mysterious backup program called "Supercomputer" appeared, which began collecting material from worker drones to restore Jay's form (eldritch form, or Supernatural Jay).

Overheating: Like other demolition drones, it has an overheating problem, which means it must constantly drink oil, primarily from worker drones that it must kill. Sunlight: Demolition drones catch fire when exposed to sunlight. Inadequate protection: Demolition drones can sometimes accidentally sting themselves, proving that despite their healing saliva, if their stinger is removed, they can easily be melted down using nanites, the liquid found in the stinger itself. Similarly, the example of J clearly shows that their regeneration is not perfect.

Jay draws beautifully, as evidenced by the drawing she inserted into the book about dogs that Ann reads to Vee in the episode "The House."

Jay knows how to pilot the Demolitionists' landing capsules.

Past events affected Jay: When she noticed Ted, Lizzie, and Khan with the railgun, her face contorted in genuine fear, as evidenced by the "Prior hazard" inscription on her visor.

Jay sees herself as a kind of older sister to En and Vi, although she feels forced to tolerate their ungrateful attitude towards her after she saved their lives from being completely absorbed by the Calculator. However, she clearly puts her own well-being above the well-being of those around her.