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A lot has changed since the end of episode 8: Uzi's tail is now Sin, and that tail is quite the prankster. N and Uzi pair. Uzi now has one eye that is half yellow and purple neon, and the other eye is half red and half yellow. (red Doll and yellow Sin). Doll and Sin are in the same body with Uzi, or rather, they seem to have merged with her mind but live separately, but Doll has not yet shown signs of life like Sin in the form of a tail. Sin can often put a black bow on Uzi, but Uzi constantly takes it off, and Uzi also gets irritated by Sin. Jay is now alone, building a spaceship to escape, and also continued to hunt worker drones. She doesn't contact anyone, in general she's against everyone. Vi and N are now studying in the same class as Uzi. N and Vi live separately from Uzi

If you touch a killer drone's tail, it will feel uneasy. Drones have feelings and sometimes feel pain, just like humans. N and Uzi pair. Drones are also often replaced with the prefix "robo", for example "oh my robo-god!" and TD.

The killer drones were sent by Xing, not the JCJENSON company, but until episode 6, everyone thought that the killer drones were sent by the company.

Killer drones have special abilities or more precisely, this concerns their hands, their hands can transform into anything - weapons or harmless things, for example, a flag.

Regarding the Drones. Basically, Drones have hearts, and if one is ripped out, their minds will move into this core. The core consists of biomass and mechanisms. If a drone absorbs another drone's core, it will absorb the drone and you can gain its abilities (if it's the core of a drone that possessed the Absolute Solver). The absorbed drone will also be inside Vasya, meaning its mind will be in the same body as yours, but you're still in charge. Although, if the absorbed drone is strong, it can take control of you, and, like with Uzi, it can inhabit your tail or somewhere else. Cores can use their abilities if they are drones with an absolute computer. The cores have 3 legs with which they move. They look like a small thing made of biomass and mechanisms, and they also have one eye (i.e. LED, screen) which can have a color depending on the original body.

After Sin was defeated and absorbed by Uzi, Sin now controls Uzi's tail, which looks like a small sentinel drone head. and yes, sometimes Sin can talk with this head and also the year 3071 when the events take place.

Some plot details for Episode 8 of the animated series "Killer Drones," titled "Absolute End," can be found at murderdrones.fandom.com: Uzi and En fall to the planet, hand in hand. As they fall through the atmosphere, they confess to each other that they are dating. Sin catches and tears off En's arms, trying to get his core by cutting off his head. Uzi drops the surface beneath the Calculator to save En, but the Calculator flies into the air. Uzi and En's body fall onto platforms, one of which Uzi uses as a springboard. They fall toward the entrance to the complex. En begins to have a panic attack, and terrifying memories from the estate, when he was still a worker drone, flash before his eyes. Uzi struggles against Xing's control as her core is ripped from her chest. The Computer continues its unsuccessful attempts to subdue Uzi, who takes En's hand to calm him down, which she successfully does. The team prepares for the final battle. En suggests Uzi come up with a secret handshake. The Calculator resorts to trickery: in the resulting dust cloud, he creates a hologram of himself and, during Ena's attack, replaces his eyes with a golden retriever emoji. En falls for the trick so that Uzi can strike the Calculator, but the Calculator anticipates this too: he removes his disguise and knocks Uzi down. As he prepares to chop off her head, his attack is interrupted by Vi. Vi knocks Sin down, and En catches her, throwing her into the air. Uzi saves V and practices a secret handshake with En. The computer knocks down the dismantlers and makes a final dash for Uzi. Noticing that the Calculator had begun to glitch, assuming that he was about to teleport, Uzi turned around with his arm outstretched. Uzi catches the Calculator and rips out Sin's core, burning it in the process, creating a hole in the planet through which the star's light passed.

Plot of the 7th episode of the animated series "Killer Drones" called "Mass Destruction": In the recent past, in the "Shack Syndrome" laboratory on Medi-9, humans are conducting experiments on Uzi's mother, Nori, who possesses the Super-Computer. However, things spiral out of control, and Sin begins to take over her mind. One of the interns is sent to retrieve Eva, Doll's mother, who also wields the Calculator. Arriving at the JC Jenson Church of the Scientists, Eva uses a crucifix-shaped USB drive to expel Sin from Nori's mind, thereby triggering the destruction of the planet and the death of humanity. Meanwhile, Tessa, En, and Uzi fall from the elevator into the caves. Uzi's Super-Computer causes a collapse, separating the three. Uzi makes his way through the cave to the church, while Ena encounters Shin, regains a memory of humanity's destruction by killer drones, and attempts to eat him. However, he is saved by the drone's mechanical heart, which is the surviving Nori. She tells him about the destruction of the Earth and makes En promise not to tell Uzi about it. Meanwhile, Tessa finds a list of drones susceptible to the Calculator and destroys the database. Doll finds her and attempts to kill her, declaring that she will not become a vessel for Medi-9's destruction, after which she is attacked by a creature.

Plot of the 6th episode of the animated series "Killer Drones" called "Dead End": supermarioglitchy4.fandom.com Uzi wakes up in a hospital room, where a Worker Drone named Alice is decapitating a paralyzed Worker Drone. Alice mentions that Nori "left them for dead," shocking Uzi. supermarioglitchy4.fandom.com Meanwhile, in the room where N and Tessa are being held, Bo, the baby spider-drone, is performing surgery on N. Alice calls Bo for more "sedatives," which are actually magnets that negate Uzi's absolute decisive abilities. supermarioglitchy4.fandom.com Tessa seizes the chance to escape with N, and the two set off to rescue Uzi and V. Along the way, Tessa gives N a look at Earth that leaves him stunned. supermarioglitchy4.fandom.com Alice, upon learning that N and Tessa have escaped, releases a group of caged Guardians, intending for the robot dinosaurs to kill the two. supermarioglitchy4.fandom.com The photo of Earth Tessa showed N is finally revealed—it's the one where the planet exploded. Tessa explains that this happened because Sin was infected with the Solver, and that the Solver is spreading across several planetary systems. supermarioglitchy4.fandom.com The four of them track down the Guardians and descend into a long corridor where a secret elevator is located. To their surprise, Doll lies in a bootloop, apparently killed by the Guardians. supermarioglitchy4.fandom.com Doll, however, pretended to be in a "bootloop" state to lure the group into a corridor, steal the bug, and drop the elevator on the way to cut off their pursuit, leaving them trapped with the Sentinels. supermarioglitchy4.fandom.com Tessa uses her blood to distract the Guardians from the group, but a red-eyed Guardian appears. Uzi attempts to use her Solver powers to open a hole in the elevator, but ends up opening another black hole, which she can't control. supermarioglitchy4.fandom.com Red-Eyed Guardian uses dismemberment

Plot of Episode 5 of the animated series "Killer Drones" titled "Home" (released June 9, 2023): murderdrones.fandom.com supermarioglitchy4.fandom.com The episode opens with a training video about dismantling drones. The footage cuts to show a pile of dead drones with a crow pecking at some wires. The scene then cuts to the inside of the pile, where a frightened worker drone is shown before it departs for the Elliot estate. supermarioglitchy4.fandom.com The viewer then observes a conversation with Xing under the influence of the Supercomputer, evident in his gait and psychological state. N hands V her broken glasses, and with them, she successfully picks up a scalpel. V begins to gradually regain consciousness, but Xing decides to perform a lobotomy on him himself, piercing the drone's visor. murderdrones.fandom.com At the very last moment, Uzi regains control of the monster's body, and the hammer simply touches the screen. Everyone is saved. Approaching Vi, he recognizes the monster's voice as that of an old friend. En thanks Uzi for saving him, but Vi doesn't appreciate it and banishes her from her mind. murderdrones.fandom.com The simulation ends, and the two return to the real world. Uzi was pleased with the results of the hack, but Vi, realizing she cared about En, didn't particularly appreciate her help and pulled out the saws. murderdrones.fandom.com At the end of the episode, the camera cuts to a frozen lake. Doll hands over the key to Tessa on the condition that she come with them, but Tessa decides to "just test" her for the solver by shooting into the ground next to her.

Plot of the episode "Cabin Fever" from the animated series "Killer Drones": Uzi and her classmates go to Camp 98.7 for a field trip. Uzi examines two skull-themed chokers, and a flashback reveals they have a connection to Nori, her mother. Vi and N arrive at the camp to observe the class. ru.wikipedia.org* Uzi gestures to En for permission to leave the group, to which he nods approvingly. She stumbles upon a hut, where she encounters strange things involving dead drones and mysterious drawings. There, Uzi finds a golden beetle that communicates with her via holographic text messages and takes it with her. ru.wikipedia.org* Back at camp, chaos ensues when one of the students accidentally shoots an arrow at Uzi. The arrow transforms into an organic creature, terrifying everyone. Vi becomes aggressive towards Uzi, forcing her to seek refuge in another hut. ru.wikipedia.org* En resists V's urge to kill Uzi and sets out to find her himself. In one of the huts, he finds a tape about "Zombie Drones," which triggers memories of the unknown drone. ru.wikipedia.org* Uzi, under the influence of the Overcomputer, undergoes a transformation, becoming an organic dismantling drone. Uzi attacks her classmates and begins picking them off one by one. ru.wikipedia.org* Vi arrives and confronts her, but she nearly kills her, but En intervenes and saves Vi. Afterwards, he calms Uzi down, and she returns to her original form. ru.wikipedia.org* At sunrise, the surviving drones depart. V covers for the kills committed by Uzi. At the end of the episode, it is shown that sunlight now also causes Uzi to overheat, just like the dismantling drones.

It is possible that this was a reference to the plot of the third episode of the animated series "Killer Drones", entitled "The Promening". supermarioglitchy4.fandom.com tvtropes.org Some events of the episode: The day before the prom, Doll kills all the queen candidates. Uzi feels guilty for driving N away when she notices the missing posters of the murdered candidates. At the killer drone base, V asks N to find some nice clothes to fool Uzi and infiltrate the bunker during the prom. N refuses, fearing Uzi is still afraid of him and unwilling to satisfy V's bloodlust. When N and Uzi arrive at the prom, Doll uses her Ultimate Solver to immobilize V. Doll forces V to relive the memory of her parents' murder. N stops Doll from killing V, and Uzi tries to convince her to work together and find out what the humans are trying to do with the worker drones. Doll rejects Uzi's offer and incapacitates N and V. Doll and Uzi begin fighting, with Doll surprised that her Ultimate Solver doesn't work on Uzi, and N and V repairing themselves. Trinity defeats Doll, but before Uzi can interrogate her, V shoots Doll in the back of the head. Uzi notices a key on Doll's bracelet and, along with N and V, enters her house, where he learns that Doll has been eating other drones and keeping the corpses of her parents. During the investigation, Doll suddenly appears and shoots them with a bullet dislodged from her head. Uzi stops the bullet in mid-air, and Doll apologizes to Uzi for suffering the same fate and vows to help Uzi once she finds what she's looking for. Before Uzi can ask what this means, Doll teleports away, much to Uzi's dismay. Outside the bunker, Tessa, the girl from N's dream, now working as a technician for JCJensen, arrives. Accompanied by the restored J, Tessa tells her partner they need to do some maintenance.

Some events from the second episode of the animated series "Killer Drones" "Heartbeat": Uzi informs En that his cap is actually a pilot's cap. En asks Uzi if the plan to kill all humans is truly feasible. Uzi replies that it is, that the humans asked for it, since they sent her group intocommunication and rewired their memories. V questions Uzi, mocking her that her story doesn't make sense and that the worker drones are only feigning innocence. N tries to defuse the situation by separating them. At the Uzi colony, a worker tasks Frank with repairing the hole in the roof caused by En's departure in the previous episode. When he discovers this, a strange, heart-like device appears and creates a massive creature that assimilates him. Han attends a parent-teacher meeting. The teacher informs him that Uzi has been absent for a while. Han ponders this and the teacher's suggestion that Uzi may have damaged the programming. Outside the spire, Uzi and En are talking. En asks if Uzi is okay, to which she declares that she is God. Uzi then notices Ted, who hands her a railgun. Uzi, Ted, and En return to the colony. Meanwhile, the creature assimilates several more drones, including the drone that tasked Frank with repairing the roof. At the entrance to the colony, a worker stops Uzi, Ted, and En before they head inside. He asks En specific questions, and En gives the drone a pencil drawing expressing its guilt for killing the previous drones stationed there. Uzi overhears her father holding a parent-teacher meeting about her, and En asks her if she's okay. Uzi tells En she's okay, and the trio makes their way further into the colony. One of the drones investigating discovers that the other drones were actually holograms created by the creature and controlled by puppets before it itself was abducted. Uzi, N, and Ted explore the room where they fought Jay and V. Uzi remarks that she didn't know the disassembler was there.

The first episode of the animated series "Killer Drones" begins with exposition narrated by Uzi. She explains that the worker drones were created by Jay Jensen to mine exoplanets. Humans ultimately destroyed themselves, leaving the worker drones to roam free on Medi-9. However, the parent company disliked the idea of ​​artificial intelligence living on its own, so it sent three killer drones to Medi-9 to kill. glitch-productions.fandom.com Uzi demonstrates his project—a railgun—to his classmates. Uzi's teacher, Riley, comments that the railgun wasn't original. The device malfunctions, causing a massive explosion in the classroom, leaving a huge dent in the door. glitch-productions.fandom.com That night, Uzi steals a master key from her father's office and approaches the third door. Her father greets her and asks what she's doing. Uzi lies, saying she wants to inspect the exterior of the first door for a project. Han opens the first door, and Uzi leaves. glitch-productions.fandom.com Uzi walks toward the House of Corpses, stepping on the severed head of a worker drone, startling her. She enters the House of Corpses and discards the unnamed worker drone arm, picking up the component she needs. glitch-productions.fandom.com Returning from a hunt, the Killer Drone attacks Uzi, damaging her arm with nanite acid. Uzi manages to retrieve a railgun and blasts the attacker's head off. However, the Killer Drone soon regenerates the lost body part, and Uzi learns crucial information about drones—most of their processing power and memory resides outside their heads. murderdrones.fandom.com Uzi picks up the severed arm of a dead drone and strikes Killer Drone over the head with it. Due to the head injury, Killer Drone temporarily forgets the last three hours of its memory and is unable to identify Uzi as a worker drone, mistaking her for a new member of its team. murderdrones.fandom.com Uzi intends to leave, but the pain in her arm prevents her. Killer Drone for

A worker drone, wearing a brown helmet and a brown jumper with the worker drone emblem. Killed by V in En's memories.

Rebecca's friend died at the hands of a converted Uzi.

Worker Drone, the crown wearer at the prom, placed it on V. Killed by Doll.

A scientist at the Shack Syndrome lab, working in the cathedral where the Supercomputer was being studied. Under her mitre, she hid a crucifix—an antidote to the Supercomputer's control. It turns out this crucifix is ​​a flash drive containing an antivirus from the Absolute Solver, which they can use to subdue the drone with the Absolute Solver.

A worker drone loses his glasses outside and tries to find them under a layer of snow. Two capsules fall near him, and he's thrown back by the blast. He later lands spectacularly and is killed by Tessa with her sword.

Drone-Worker, Uzi's classmate, was at odds with her.

Worker Drone, Uzi's classmate at Camp 98.7, asked En to be her friend.

A worker drone, he teaches Uzi's class. Unperturbed, even indifferent to everything going on around him, he prefers relaxation to fulfilling his primary task. In the last episode, we are shown how much he doesn't care, that he even irritates one of the supercomputer's tentacles and gets a slap in the face. male gender.

1Laboratory Shack Syndrome General Information Status Inactive Type Laboratory Base Mid-31st century Founders Unknown Location Copper 9 Notable participants Chambers (Doctor) Ridley (Doctor) Mitchell (Intern) Watchmen (security) Worker Drones (test subjects) Target Studying the Super Calculator program Relations with other organizations Affiliation JCJenson Type 2 A ground complex or colony where worker drones live. 3.Type Star system 4. Landing Pods are spacecraft that are believed to be used to send Dismantler Drones to Copper 9. 5.Type Camp 98.7 Population Worker Drones

As is known, Killer Drones have a core in their chests, composed of bio and iron materials. An absolute solver program activates when Killer Drones break. It collects materials from Worker Drones to repair the Killer Drone (the drones can speak even in this state). However, Zombie Drones are the guises of Killer Drones, which the program uses to attack and collect resources to repair the Killer Drones. It looks like a Killer Drone, but is much more rigid and elongated, like a centipede.

Louise Elliott is a character in the animated web series Murder Drones. Role: Tessa's mother, James's wife. Description: She has a black silhouette with distinct white-yellow eyes. She wears a hat with a wide, upturned brim and a low, flat crown, and a sarafan with lace on the sleeves at the wrist. She always holds a fan made of black patterned lace. Personality: Louise is contemptuous of Tessa's Worker Drones, calling them pets from the trash heap. She dislikes Sin the most, demanding she be removed from her sight and calling her the Antichrist. Biography: In one episode, Louise scolds Tessa for messing with the drones and orders her to throw out the broken Worker Drones from the library.

James Elliott is a character in the animated web series Murder Drones. James Elliott is the owner of Elliott Manor, Louise's husband, and Tessa's strict father. He is handsome, well-dressed, and extravagantly wealthy. James has a prejudice against robots, viewing them as mere tools and finding their attempts to appear human-like. Appearance: James appears as a silhouette, but takes the form of an adult man wearing a top hat, tie, and a fashionable suit.

Rebecca is a minor character in the Killer Drones series. Some facts about her: Type: working drone, gender: female. Eye color: neon blue. Hair: short, blue, with a purple streak parted on the right. First appeared in the episode "Heartbeat". In the episode "The Cabin Syndrome," she died from oil loss, having managed to warn her classmates and thus save Lizzie's life.

Uzi and En form a partnership, with Uzi acting as the prey and En as the hunter, but over time they grow closer and become a couple. En is friendly and inquisitive towards Uzi, and is even willing to sacrifice his own life for her. Vi and Uzi initially have a different relationship: Vi becomes aggressive towards Uzi, forcing her to seek refuge in another hut. However, En resists Vi's urge to kill Uzi and sets out to find her himself. After their defeat, Vi and Uzi gradually become closer, becoming almost friends. Han and Uzi are father and daughter, though Uzi dislikes him. Han designed the bunker doors that protect the worker drones from the dismantlers, and subsequently assists Uzi in her investigations and adventures. Jay and V - Jay invites V to join him, but she declines. However, Jay can be a useful ally and is considered a loyal drone.

The Absolute Solver is an artificial intelligence from the TV series "Killer Drones" that grants its host abilities beyond those of a Turing machine. Some of these abilities include: Telekinesis - The Super Calculator can move and break objects without touching them. For example, the user can stop objects flying at them. Electrokinesis - The Super Calculator can manipulate electricity and its derivatives, as well as take control of electronics. Teleportation - The wearer gains the ability to teleport anywhere, which can be used to escape or deliver surprise attacks from behind. Wormhole Creation—the host gains the ability to create a null black hole at a desired location. A characteristic circular hole remains at the site of its creation, and flesh often forms at the edges. The Super Calculator grants its host administrator rights, allowing them to use their abilities without restrictions, as well as block not only the abilities, but also fragments of the memories of the drones they administer. murderdrones.fandom.com Important: Super-Turing computations (hypercomputations) are hypothetical methods that cannot be performed on a Turing machine. The possibility of physically implementing such computations is actively debated. Most experts agree that super-Turing computations are impossible.

drone structure: (Nanite poison can be neutralized with killer drone saliva, I don't know why) Main processor Radar/Lidar/Hydroacoustic Scanners Optical sensors Oil extraction fangs, nanite injection fangs Language The regenerative cell-reproducer is recruited tov (salivary gland) Radiator/Oil Baffle Radioisotope thermoelectric generator Rocket launcher… Rocket assembler Material tank rials (for storing metal silicates and hydrocarbons, used for the regeneration and production of ammunition) Oil tank Secondary memory cell (stores information about the mind, data and drawings of the drone in case the main processor will be destroyed) Nanite Breeding Tank Adaptable arms (uses nanites to give the arm a sturdy the form being created, based on the pre-loaded circuits, a manipulator arm, combat claws, PDW, plasma and (only for team leaders) electromagnetic generator) Tail nanite tank Nanite injector sting

It is possible that the reference was to the Absolute Solver, an artificial intelligence that is the main antagonist of the Killer Drones series. The Supercomputer is a viral program of unknown origin that exists within worker drones as a virus. It grants its abilities to the drones infected with it, but at the cost of overheating and possible loss of control. Some abilities of the Super Calculator: control of space and matter; creation of black holes and destruction of planets; the ability to create organic matter from non-living matter. Most often, the Super Calculator takes the form of a monstrously long centipede, the distinguishing feature of the material form being a pattern in the form of a black and yellow warning tape.

Emily is a character from the fandoms of the animated web series Murder Drones. According to the description, Emily is a worker drone, Uzi's classmate, who asked En to be her friend at Camp 98.7.

Frank is a character from the Heartbeat series of the Killer Drones game. murderdrones.fandom.com Description: A male worker drone with blue eyes under a visor and a fake brown mustache. He wears a black helmet and a jacket with a white logo on the left chest. He also has a large name tag with two adjustable wrenches shaped like an X and his name, Frank. Objective: Repair the large hole in the shelter roof left by Uzi and En's departure in the Pilot episode. Death: Killed by Supernatural J.

Todd is a character from the Killer Drones series. fanfics-fb.ru Description: A drone worker who belonged to the OOR and was responsible for guarding the outer door. Todd wore a white jacket and boots, a blue helmet, and had neon blue eyes. History: In the episode "Pilot," Todd first appears playing cards with Makarov, Braxton, and an unnamed worker drone. When N hacked the front door, Todd remained in his chair and corrected N about the game they were playing. Death: Todd is killed by En, who pins him to the wall with his tail and cuts off his head with his claws.

Tim is a minor character from the Heartbeat series of Killer Drones. Description: A male worker drone with neon lime-green eyes. He wears a muted dark blue helmet and a fur-collared jacket, as well as goggles. Story: Tim agrees to keep Frank's hologram company, despite noticing its suspiciously low resolution. Frank snaps his fingers, and Supernatural Jay grabs Tim and drags him into the ceiling, where she instantly kills him.

Cyn is a character in the series "Killer Drones", a worker drone who became the first host of the Super Computer. Some facts about the character: Nothing is known about Xing's life before the events of the series, but it is assumed that she was improperly disposed of and subsequently sent to a landfill. Sin wakes up in a junkyard, where he comes into contact with the Super Calculator and allows his body to be taken as a host. At the time of the events of the series, the Computer has completely suppressed the personality of Sin. In the finale (episode "Absolute End"), Sin's body was destroyed by Uzi, but the Calculator moved from Sin into her. Xing's character can be described as ruthless, cold, and calculating. She finds morbid pleasure in torturing and manipulating others. Under the influence of the Supercomputer, which transformed Sin's body and made her its host, her personality is completely suppressed. Sin becomes aggressive and driven by annihilation, her goal being the extermination of all humans as revenge for their neglect of the drones. Her mechanical voice and attempts to imitate human behavior give her a sinister timbre and allow her to make caustic jokes. S also has a peculiarity of voicing their actions, for example: "bent head", "ram", etc. Xing's personality after the Super Calculator transformed her body and she became its host is ruthless, cold, and calculating. Xing takes morbid pleasure in torturing and manipulating others. Under the influence of the Super Calculator, Xing exhibits unpleasant and frightening behavior, with mental and physical deformations that disturb those around him. At the same time, to those close to them, like N and Tessa, the Super Calculator tries to create a childish and happy façade to avoid suspicion. This attempt to appear more innocent and harmless is merely an illusion that masks the Super Calculator's true nature: an evil, malicious, and cruel entity. In general, this drone is very cruel, generally sometimes funny, and has little capacity for Love.

Sarah is a character from the Killer Drones series, a worker drone. Sarah first appears in "Heartbeat," where she informs Han of Tim's death at the hands of Supernatural J during a parent-teacher conference. Appearance: Brown hair with bangs, grey helmet, jacket with a white logo on the left chest, neon green eyes.

Ronathon is a drone driver and school bus driver who appeared in "The Cabin Syndrome." He wears a jacket, boots, and a hat, has a long mustache, and has neon green eyes.

Ron is a minor character in the series "Killer Drones." He is a worker drone assigned to the OOP. After the events of the pilot, he is the only one monitoring the doors. He was only seen in the episode "Heartbeat."

Rilly is a character from the Killer Drones episode "Pilot". Appearance: A worker drone with lime neon eyes, wears an orange hard hat, orange jacket, and brown boots. Biography: Rilly first appears in Uzi's classroom, where she explains her project. The second time, he is seen decapitated in Jay's claws as the worker drones evacuate the base.

Braydon (Brayden) is a worker drone who appears in the first four episodes of Killer Drones. Braydon is in the same class as Uzi, Ted, Lizzie, and Doll. During a parent-teacher conference, Uzi takes control of Braydon's mind. Appearance: Braydon has light blue eyes, wears a turquoise helmet with a vertical stripe down the middle, and a business suit consisting of a black blazer, purple tie, and white blouse. Death: Braydon died in the episode "The Cabin Syndrome" when Uzi destroyed his head.

Braxton is a character from the Killer Drones media, a worker drone who worked for Han and was a member of the OOR. murderdrones.fandom.com fanficszk.ru Appearance: Dark blue helmet, jacket with a camouflage pattern, neon green eyes, wore boots. Biography: In the episode "Pilot," Braxton was playing cards with his coworkers when Han announced that Uzi was obsessed with doors. When Uzi returned to the colony, she found herself followed by a Killer Drone. Trying to escape from N, who was killing other worker drones, Braxton caught up with Uzi and tried to tell her his name, but was cut in half by N's laser. Status: deceased.

This may be a reference to the character Amda from the fandoms of the animated web series Murder Drones. According to the description, Amda is a worker drone that was infected with the Overcomputer code, but it did not affect her, and no mutations occurred in the drone's program. The character then tries to escape from the sentry robots, but dies. Type: working drone

She was one of the test subjects in the Shack Syndrome laboratory, where she became infected with the Super-Computer. She had short purple hair with bangs and neon red eyes, similar to Doll, her daughter. She wore white gloves, a black helmet and white coat, as well as a collar with an identification number - the same outfit as all the test drones in the lab. She died along with her husband at the hands of the demolition drone Vi. Type: working drone Has powers beyond the calculator

Nori Dverchenko is a character in the TV series Killer Drones. Some facts about her: Nori was part of a group of drones being researched and became infected with the Super-Computer, which was passed on to her daughter, Uzi. She died several years before the pilot episode after being stung with nanite acid by an unknown Dismantler Drone. After death, she woke up as a core and spent years searching for a way to stop the Super Calculator in the laboratory. She has a tough, strong-willed character, but at the same time she is able to take a responsible approach to what is happening. She has purple neon eyes and purple hair, a shade lighter than Uzi's, with long bangs parted to the left and tied into a bun. Type: working drone also has super-calculating abilities

Mitchell is a character in the animated series Killer Drones, who works as an intern at the Shack Syndrome laboratory. According to the plot, Mitchell once mistook his suit and badge for a worker named Chambers. He was sent by Ridley to retrieve Eva and stop the Super-Computer Nori. Mitchell ended up being the only surviving worker, but was later killed by the explosion of Medi-9's core. species: human

Sparky is a drone whose patrol form is based on a velociraptor; he later gains red eyes. After his redemption, Sparky dons Bo's hat. In the finale of one of the episodes, it turns out that Sparky helped V and together they destroyed the Super Calculator. Type: intelligent velociraptor drone History of the origin of the sparkler: Sparky bit Tessa, who was trying to calm him down, but he... pieces of him, then he has a breakdown, he has a breakdown. Later, she and other Vi lookouts remain upstairs when the elevator takes N, Tessa, and Uzi. However, V managed to train Sparky, and later in episode 8 he appears on V's side. Sparky is now V's pet.

The Watchers are dromaeosaur-like robots developed by humans to guard the Shack Syndrome laboratory in the TV series Killer Drones. ru.wikipedia.org* ru.ruwiki.ru Appearance: They resemble velociraptors, slightly taller than humans. They have six eyes (three on the sides), and their eyes are blue. When a sentry changes hunting mode, their eyes turn red. murderdrones.fandom.com Abilities: They are extremely aggressive and can paralyze both worker and killer drones with an electromagnetic pulse emitted from their eyes. They are programmed not to harm humans, but after one of them injures Tessa, mistaking her for a drone, it experiences a programming malfunction. ru.wikipedia.org*

Beau is a minor character in the series "Killer Drones." He appears as a baby drone and appears in Episode 6, "Dead End." Some character characteristics: Appearance: Neon blue eyes, four claws, three of which are used for movement, and the last one has a Dismantler Drone forearm mounted on it. Personality: Although Bo appears to be an untrained neural network, his programming has long since matured. Bo is unable to speak, but he understands Alice well. Personality: A friendly and nervous drone, very selfless. After Alice's death, Bo sacrificed himself without hesitation, cutting V's shackles so the main characters could escape from the Marines. Death: Dies from the blow and bites of the sentry Bo is the first and only active character to have the form of an Untrained Neural Network. Species: Wild working drone

a wild worker drone, a minor character in the animated series "Murder Drones". Alice lives in the depths of the secret "Shack Syndrome" laboratory on Copper-9. She was once part of a group of drones used to research the Supercomputer, but after its release, she went feral and began scavenging parts from dead drones. She is assisted by a modified child drone named Bo. Species: Wild working drone It is known that she was also fertile in the cabin syndrome like Eva and Nori

Lizzie is a character in the animated series Murder Drones. Lizzie is a worker drone with neon pink eyes and long blonde hair tied back in a ponytail with a large yellow bow that resembles cat ears. Lizzie is calm, cool, and relatively collected, intelligent, daring, and a skilled manipulator. Despite her headstrong behavior and brash nature, Lizzie isn't heartless. This is evident when she worries about Vee when the trusting dismantler drone falls right into Doll's trap, and when she tells Vee to run at the last second. type: working drone

Ted is a minor character in the comedy web horror series Killer Drones. Ted is a worker drone who is a school athlete and one of Uzi's few friends. type: working drone Biography Ted is a worker drone who is a school athlete and one of Uzi's few friends. He appears in most episodes of the series. Appearance: A worker drone with lime-green eyes, blond-gray hair, and a red and white cap worn backwards over a red and orange worker's hard hat. Character Some of Ted's character traits: Courage. Ted dared to stand up to the killer drones, even though he knew it meant risking his life. Loyalty. For example, Ted left the colony to return Uzi's railgun, which she had abandoned earlier after declaring her self-exile. Kind and trusting towards Uzi. Ted never calls her names and even leaves the outpost to return her railgun. Selflessness. This is demonstrated when Ted, unlike the other worker drones, chooses to fight against V and Jay instead of hiding from their presence. Forgiving others. For example, Ted immediately forgave En for his actions after he decided to protect the other worker drones from his former allies. Gratitude. Ted is grateful to Uzi and En for saving his life, even going so far as to allow them to attend his party. Hobbies: As revealed in the episode "Doomsday," Ted loves football. Relationship Ted is one of the few worker drones who befriends the demolition drones. It's also implied that Ted has feelings for Lizzie, as he helped her off the school bus when they were heading to camp.

Description: Khan Dverchenko is Nori's husband, Uzi's father, and the creator of the hydraulic doors that ensured the colony's security, protecting it from killer drones. Biography: On the exoplanet Copper-9, humanity has become extinct due to a core explosion that wiped out all biological life. Human servants, the Worker Drones, are now free to roam the planet and do as they please. However, Sin, a damaged Worker Drone, sends ruthless Dismantler Drones, or Killer Drones, to exterminate them. The Worker Drones hide behind impenetrable doors to survive. type: working drone loves his doors and is quite placed on them, strict but can be soft.

Tessa James Elliott is a character in the YouTube comedy horror series Murder Drones. Some facts about her: Daughter of James and Louise Elliott. Australian. She was fascinated by the worker drones, often played with them and even did their hair. Due to her strange tendencies, her parents and the people around her considered her abnormal, which is why Tessa was alienated from human society and tied to the worker drones. Fearless and resourceful. According to the plot, Tessa attempted to thwart the plans of the drone Sin to kill her family. However, Sin turned out to be the host of the Overcomputer and, unbeknownst to Tessa, was planning to do so. Tessa tried to stop this, and paid the price. At the time of the series, Tessa is dead, and Sin wears her skin as a disguise, wearing an astronaut suit over it. Tessa Elliott from the web series "Murder Drones" has an asocial personality and shows no interest in interacting with others. She prefers the company of machines to humans. Tessa is fascinated by the worker drones and spends a lot of time with them: fixing broken drones, giving them names, and even adding human hair. Tessa is fearless and resourceful. For example, when her parents chained En to a tree, she was prepared to break all the rules and escape to save him. And when she learned of Sin's plans to kill her family and guests, she used a speech about robot rights to incite Jay's rage, allowing her to bite through the chain and free her. In her youth, Tessa was cheerful and kind, but with some dark tendencies. species: human Tessa who appeared at the end of 5 and 6 and 7 It was not Tessa, but Sin who wore Tessa's skin on the day of the celebration at the Elliot mansion, and for greater credibility, put on a spacesuit.

Doll is a character in the web series Killer Drones, a minor antagonist. Description: A Russian worker drone linked to the Overcomputer, Doll is one of the first robots in the series to utilize its power. Doll seeks revenge on the dismantling drones, particularly V, for the murder of her parents. Doll, a member of the Killer Drones fandom, is a withdrawn and taciturn character. She rarely interacts with others, with the exception of her friend Lizzie, and prefers to remain silent when asked questions. Doll's calm exterior conceals deep psychological trauma, caused by the murder of her parents as children by V, a dismantling drone. This led to Doll becoming obsessed with killing V as revenge for her family's death. Some other character traits of Doll: Determined and lethal, Doll is willing to go to any lengths to achieve her goals, possessing quick perception and judgment in challenging situations. Caution: Despite being vindictive, Doll still exercises caution in certain situations. Ability to express empathy. Doll is capable of expressing empathy, for example, she expressed her sympathy to Uzi and even promised to help her after she found what she was looking for. Type: working drone (with the powers of an obsolescent computer)

Jay is the main antagonist in Glitch Productions' comedy horror web series Killer Drones. She is a drone dismantler who believes her parent company, JCJenson, has tasked her with eliminating worker drones. Biography: Jay participated in the extermination of all humans on planet Earth. She promised Vi that after the mission to Copper 9, she and En would be free, but Sin soon exposed her, after which she decided to betray her friends and serve the Super Computer. Appearance: Jay has a black headband with five yellow sensors, a long black tail ending in a large syringe containing nanite acid. type: drone dismantler Personality: Jay is described as a "deadly workaholic" and is incredibly dedicated to her work, though not known for her sadistic or violent nature. Abilities: Jay possesses a pair of large, retractable wings with several long blades instead of feathers, allowing her to fly at high speeds. She is also agile and possesses greater strength than the average Worker Drone, due to her physiology as a dismantler drone. Personality Some of Jay's personality traits: Dedication to work. Uses corporate jargon, such as "synergy responsibility" and "fourth-quarter profit," as insults or vulgarities. Arrogance. Looks down on others who are not as good at the task at hand. For example, she despises N because, in her opinion, he is useless. murderdrones. Pride. Characterized by self-importance, she is unable to resist the pleasure of humiliating others. The habit of being proud of yourself and boasting about your achievements. In some cases, she is willing to sincerely praise fellow drones when they do something she considers useful. Despite her arrogance, she is capable of showing fear. This is demonstrated in flashbacks. At this point after episode 8, Jay is alone and has no contact with anyone, generally lonely.

(V) is a character from the TV series "Killer Drones". Vi is a sociopathic and impulsive dismantler drone. Originally a worker drone, she worked as a maid at the family estate until she suffered "Error 606." Afterward, she was converted into a dismantler drone and sent to exterminate humans on Earth, and then the worker drones on Copper-9. Some of V's abilities: Supersonic Flight: V possesses large wings with several long blades instead of feathers, which can be used to cut and pierce objects. Interchangeable hands. V can swap out his hands for various tools and weapons. Nanite Acid Syringe. At the end of V's tail is a syringe filled with nanite acid. Deactivating Saliva: V's saliva can deactivate the nanites contained in the quill at the tip of his tail. V is captured by Enu and Uzi, after which he befriends Uzi and joins their team. At one point, he heroically sacrifices himself, but is later revealed to be alive. V from Killer Drones (voiced by Nola Klop) is a sociopathic and impulsive dismantler drone. Initially, Vee is presented as a heartless, sociopathic demolitionist who enjoys torturing her victims. In the first few episodes, she's presented as a true maniac and sadist, completely unfazed by the atrocities she's committed. However, Vi's true personality is quite different from the "mask" described earlier: she is quite kind and shy, which was especially evident when she was a worker drone at the Elliott estate. Vee is carefree and apathetic, showing little remorse for the harm she causes. Despite her cruelty, Vee showed signs of caring for Uzi, hinting at emotional depth as a heartless sociopathic dismantler who enjoys tormenting her victims. type: drone dismantler She also now has a pet: Sparky

En is a cheerful dismantler drone who isn't particularly keen on killing worker drones, but tries his best to be useful to the team. Some facts about the character: He arrived on the planet Copper-9 with Jay and Vi, but later became friends with Uzi and stopped fulfilling his assigned purpose. Quite honest and open, which is why he may accidentally reveal secret information. Of all the killer drones, the most carefree. En really likes dogs, and his favorite breed is the golden retriever. white hair, like V and J, dressed in modest clothes, that is, a jacket, etc. Quite shy and gentle. N (serial model N) from the series "Killer Drones" is a kind, empathetic, open, nervous and sometimes awkward character. Some of his character traits: The desire to be useful. En admits that she does her job because she wants to be useful. Altruism. He cares about the well-being and opinions of others. For example, during Uzi's conversation with her father, En hesitated due to his strong empathy for the main character. Carelessness. Of all the killer drones, En is the most careless. Inability to keep secrets. En's openness to others sometimes hinders him; he's unable to keep secrets from others, including his own. type: drone dismantler

Uzi Doorman is the main character of the web series Killer Drones by Glitch Productions. Some character characteristics: Age: teenager. Type: worker drone. Height: 127 cm. Hair color: purple. aminoapps.com Eye color: 1. Purple (purple eyes were present from episode 1 to episode 8). 2. The left eye is half yellow and half neon purple, and the right eye is half red and half neon purple (after the events of episode 8). Uzi is an impulsive rebel who believes that all other drones should rise up and rebel against their creators. She believes in fighting back against the dismantling drones and against all of humanity. Some of Uzi's capabilities: knows how to create equipment and devices; invented the railgun; has telekinesis; In his Super-Calculator form, he can grow large, bat-like wings. Relatives: father - Khan Dverchenko, mother - Nori. Uzi describes herself as a "crazy, rebellious teenager" and notes that she has "daddy issues," implying that her strained relationship with him may have contributed to her difficult personality. Some of Uzi's personality traits include: Stubborn. Insists on her ideals and actions, even if others disagree with her. Cynical and insecure, she masks her vulnerability with sarcasm and cynicism, often pushing others away to protect herself from further emotional pain. Paranoid and traumatized. After witnessing the horrific effects of the Overcomputer and nearly escaping Eldritch J, Uzi becomes increasingly paranoid. Loyal and courageous. Despite her blunt nature, Uzi is willing to take risks to protect her friends, especially Ted and N, proving her courage and selflessness. type: working drone Now she has three personalities in her mind, Doll, Uzi herself and Sin. She hates people and wants with all her soul to destroy them. created a railgun, a weapon that shoots a strong green beam, the downside of this weapon is its very long reload time.

Some of the protagonists of the Killer Drones series: Uzi Dverchenko. The main character, a rebellious teenage drone worker with a rebellious streak. She believes drones shouldn't hide, but rather fight back against the dismantlers and take revenge on humanity. She later discovers she possesses the Supercomputer and tries to stop it. N (N). A cheerful dismantler drone who isn't particularly eager to kill worker drones, but tries his best to be useful to the team. He arrived on Copper-9 with Jay and V, but later befriended Uzi and abandoned his assigned mission. V. A sociopathic and impulsive dismantler drone. She also arrived on Copper-9 to destroy the worker drones, but was captured by Enu and Uzi, after which she soon became close to Uzi and joined their team. Khan Dverchenko. The leader of the OOR (Workers' Defense Squad) and Uzi's father, whom she dislikes. He designed the bunker doors that protect the worker drones from the dismantlers. He later assists Uzi somewhat in her investigations and adventures.

The Supercomputer. A viral artificial intelligence program of unknown origin that grants its host superpowers. Drones infected by the Supercomputer suffer from overheating and possible loss of control. Syn. A zombie drone that mutates and becomes the host of the Super-Computer. Its goal is to exterminate all humans as revenge for the neglect of drones. Doll. A Russian worker drone equipped with the Super-Computer and the secondary antagonist of the series, Doll seeks revenge on the dismantling drones, particularly V, for the murder of her parents. Jay. The leader of a group of dismantling drones, an adversary. In the first episode, Uzi killed her, but Sin revived Jay, and she returned to Copper-9.

The humans in the Killer Drones series are a biological species living on planet Earth. Some human characters: Tessa James Elliott, a technician for JCJenson, arrives on Copper-9 to stop the Overcomputer. Unlike most people, who view the drones as mere servants, she treats them with respect due to her close relationships with N, Vi, and Jay. James Elliot. Killed by the Ultimate Solver. Louise Elliot. Killed by the Ultimate Solver. Lord Frumptlebucket. Killed by the Ultimate Solver. Katie. Killed by the Ultimate Solver. Mitchell. The only named person shown in the series not to be killed by the Ultimate Solver, instead dying in the partial destruction of Copper 9's core. Dr. Ridley. Killed by the Solver-possessed Doorman Nori.

Worker drones. They have a humanoid appearance, but are noticeably shorter than humans (approximately 1.4 meters in height), and are distinguished by physical strength and speed that exceed those of humans. Dismantler drones (killer drones). Unlike worker drones, they have wings, a stinging tail with corrosive nanite acid, and a variety of worker-killing weapons. They are slightly taller. Sentinels. Dromaeosaurus-like robots developed by humans to guard the Shack Syndrome laboratory. They are extremely aggressive and capable of paralyzing both worker drones and killer drones with an electromagnetic pulse emitted from their eyes. Zombie drones.

The plot of the series "Killer Drones": The destruction of the core of an exoplanet known as Copper-9, owned by a mining corporation, leads to the extinction of all biological life. The service drones left behind by humanity attempt to establish a new civilization, but their peaceful existence is threatened by killer drones, deadly machines programmed to destroy any robots that get out of control and don't follow company protocols. Three friends—the rebellious drone Uzi, who rebels against the system that deems her "flawed," the good-natured killer drone N, and the mysterious V—set out on a perilous journey to uncover the secrets of the corporation behind the destruction of their world. All important information is in the cards episode 1, episode 2, episode 3, episode 4, episode 5, episode 6, episode 7, episode 8