Serial designation M (OC MD)

Model: Decommissioning Drone (female)
Height: Similar to J, but with a more hunched and reserved posture.
Characteristic colors: Gold, black and metallic gray.

Hair: Long and wavy, dark gray with golden highlights. It usually covers part of her face as if she were hiding it.
Eyes: Black visor with cracked golden symbols; they glow brightly when experiencing strong emotions.
Diadem: Metal plate with luminous golden circles that resemble a "broken halo".
Face: Half with a black Disassembly-style mask.
Body: Black armor with yellow/gold details, thinner design than J but more rigid.
Hands: Sharp claws, but not as robust as V's.
Robotic wings/tail: It has Disassembly-style folding wings, but narrower and more pointed (designed for stealth).
General physical condition: Appears damaged, with slight cracks in the visor and signs of wear as if it had gone a long time without maintenance.
Visual impression: She seems powerful… but sad. Like someone carrying memories they'd rather forget.

Should you suppress your emotions or protect them?
Is it a monster created to correct others, or does it have the right to choose its own path?
Would she save the humans and worker drones… or does a murderous impulse still lurk within her?

Ability
Description
Emotional Reset
It can temporarily alter the emotions of other drones (calm them or block their fear).
Silent Infiltration
Its design is more stealthy than other Disassembly models; it makes almost no noise.
Golden Analytical Viewer
It can read micro-gestures and detect lies or repressed emotions; its eyes crack when it is overloaded.
“Internal Purge” Mode
If you suffer emotional overload, you can enter a cold, emotionless state… becoming more dangerous.

Quiet, she analyzes everything before speaking.
He feigns emotional indifference.
She is uncomfortable forming bonds, but she silently observes those she cares about.
Internally:
He's afraid of becoming like the heartless killer drones.
She believes she is "broken", but that "brokenness" makes her more human than other drones.
She feels guilty for not having helped J when she had the chance.

Following the fall of J's squad and the incident in Chapter 8, M found fragments of J's record… and for the first time felt emotional pain for someone else.
It was promised:
“I will not allow another drone to die without knowing who it really is.”
Since then she has traveled alone, investigating JCJenson's secrets, the infection and the origin of CUDA, trying to discover what it means to live beyond one's assigned purpose.

By studying human reactions, M ended up developing what he needed to eliminate:
empathy.
He began to wonder why the Worker Drones were afraid to live, and why the Disassembly Drones were condemned only to kill.
This made her a "risk" to the corporation.
JCJenson gave the order:
M had to be reset or removed.
M escaped before being captured.
But its broken programming left side effects:
He doesn't feel like he belongs to any side.
He doesn't trust his own emotional system.
He struggles to understand what love, guilt, or attachment are, but he feels them all the same.

🜂 Name: M
Model: Disassembly Drone
Original Role: Recovery of defective prototypes
Current Status: Disengaged – Self-employed
Suggested basic personality: cold, calculating, reserved, but with an internal emotional conflict that she tries to hide.

When the JCJenson Corporation began detecting emotional failures in some Disassembly Drones due to prolonged interactions with Worker Drones, they created a new pilot project: Unit M, designed to correct “affective errors” in other killer drones.
M was not created to kill… it was created to monitor, correct and “reboot” the deviant Disassembly Drones.
Their first mission was to observe a squadron you already know: J, V, and N.
While they believed they were a team of 3, M existed as a covert unit, monitoring them from a distance.