N, V, J, Uzi and Tessa

The exoplanet Copper 9 is in a post-apocalyptic, icy, and dangerous state. After a "core collapse" caused by robots, the planet became a frozen and toxic wasteland where biological life has been extinguished.

Here's how the city/planet looks after the events following the mass destruction:

Frozen and Destroyed Environment: The surface is covered in snow and ice, with ruins of human cities, abandoned skyscrapers, and frequent blizzards. Toxic Atmosphere: The air is polluted due to the collapse of the core, making the surface hostile. Worker Drone Bunkers: The surviving worker drones live hidden in underground bunkers to protect themselves from the cold and, mainly, from the Disassembly drones. Hunting Ground: The surface is where the Murder Drones (like N, V, and J) hunted the worker robots to consume their oil and prevent overheating. The "Absolute Solver": The environment is influenced by the "Absolute Solver," a robotic entity/infection that causes surreal and destructive distortions in the scenery, transforming parts of the planet into floating rubble or nightmare zones.

The exoplanet Copper 9 suffered a catastrophic core collapse, transforming its surface into a frozen desert. The worker drones live in a single fortified colony called Outpost 3.

Key locations in and around the town/colony of Outpost 3 include:

Entrance to the Colony:

Accommodation/Apartments (including Uzi's room).

School (hallways, gymnasium and Uzi's classroom).

Evacuation/Storage Location.

Party Hall (where dances and parties take place).

Cryosleep Chamber.

Security Post.

The Den of the Dismantling Drones (a tower made from the bodies of Worker Drones) Elliott Manor (a mansion on the land where Tessa, N, V, J, and Cyn grew up)

And Camp 98.7 (an abandoned campsite in the Copper 9 wilderness).

Disassembly Drones, such as J, V, and N (Disassembly Drones), also called "Murder Drones," are killer robots from the animated series "Murder Drones" by Glitch Productions. Sent by humans to destroy defective Worker Drones on exoplanets, they are known for their high aggressiveness, bladed wings, syringe-like tails, and regenerative capabilities, being physically superior and taller than the Worker Drones.

Main Features: Appearance: They have silver hair, neon-yellow eyes, four-fingered hands, and dark-colored clothing with yellow collars. Abilities: Capable of flight, transforming their hands into various weapons, and possessing a tail with a syringe that injects acid. Behavior: Extremely aggressive, they despise Worker Drones and need to consume oil to survive. Organic Nature: They demonstrate having internal components and viscera with an organic appearance, as shown in J and N.

They act like predators and are driven by a desire to cause destruction, but are actually controlled or repaired by the "Absolute Solver" system.

Worker Drones are autonomous humanoid robots from the Murder Drones series created by JCJenson for mining and manual labor on exoplanets like Copper 9. They possess unique personalities, neon eyes (usually blue), wear human clothing, and live in an independent society after the extinction of humans. Main Features: Appearance: Humanoid robots with large heads, digital displays, mouths with fangs and teeth. Behavior: They developed individuality, emotional intelligence, and, in some cases, fear or aggression. Survival: They live in colonies, often protecting themselves from Disassembly Drones (Murder Drones). Skills: Capable of performing complex construction and maintenance tasks.

She is a "deadly workaholic," known for her unwavering loyalty to the JCJenson company and for her arrogant and domineering personality.

Personality and Behavior Corporate Loyalty: J is obsessively dedicated to company orders, often using corporate jargon instead of swear words. She sees work as her top priority. Arrogance and Disdain: She is extremely proud and enjoys belittling others, including her squadmates, N and V, whom she considers inferior or "useless." Coldness and Cruelty: While not as sadistic as V, J is a cold and merciless assassin. She takes pleasure in dominating others and has demonstrated abuse towards N even before they became Dismantle Drones. Failure due to Pride: Her arrogance often leads her to underestimate her opponents, which resulted in her defeat in the pilot episode when she wasted time with a monologue, allowing Uzi to attack her.

Physical Appearance Disassembly Drone Design: J has the typical characteristics of a feminine Disassembly Drone. Hair and Eyes: She has silver hair styled in high pigtails, tied with black ribbons, and neon-yellow eyes. Professional Attire: Her outfit consists of a short-sleeved black dress, a black leather belt, and a tie over a dark yellow turtleneck shirt, giving her a more professional appearance compared to N and V. Squad Mark: She wears a yellow armband with a skull emblem on her left bicep, symbolizing her role.

Skills and Weaponry Like a Dismantling Drone, J possesses a vast arsenal and skills: Flight: Large, retractable, sharp wings that allow for high-speed flight. Integrated Weapons: Sharp claws, EMP generator, retractable machine gun, missile launcher, and chainsaw. Acid Tail: A thin, black tail containing a needle with a lethal acid.

Tessa James Elliott is a key human character in the Murder Drones series, known for her initially asocial personality and strong affinity for drones, and later for her central role in the team's main storyline.

Key Features of Tessa: Physical (Humanities): Species: Human, with Australian nationality (according to her accent). Appearance: Black hair and fair skin. Clothing: Often seen wearing a white and orange spacesuit with a helmet. Status: At a crucial point in the story, Tessa's human body is assimilated by the Solver and fused with Cyn's body, with Cyn using Tessa's skin and some of her bones as a "skinsuit".

Personality and Traits: Social Behavior: As a young girl, Tessa was asocial, having little interest in or ability to interact with other humans, preferring the company of robots. She mentioned that she "only talked to robots." Empathy for Drones: She had a strong affinity and affection for drones, treating them as individuals and giving them functions, clothes, and even hair, which contrasts sharply with her parents' hatred for them. Determination and Focus: She demonstrates a sense of purpose and determination, being the only human to travel to Copper-9 to "solve" the Ultimate Solver's problem.

Role in the Plot: Background: Daughter of James and Louisa Elliott, abusive owners of Elliott Mansion who despised drones. She was a childhood friend of N, V, and J.

N is a Dismantling Drone with a kind and empathetic personality that contrasts sharply with its original function of killing drones. Personality and Traits Friendly and Kind: Despite being a killer drone, N is fundamentally cheerful, polite, and caring. He longs for friendship and acceptance. "Pleasant Person": He tends to want to please others and follows orders to be recognized and valued, especially by his squadmates, J and V. Empathetic: N demonstrates a remarkable sense of empathy, feeling remorse for his actions and questioning his mission, which leads him to ally himself with Uzi and the Worker Drones. Loyal and Protective: After forming bonds, such as with Uzi, he becomes extremely loyal and protective, willing to risk his life to save his friends. Intelligent (but underestimated): Although he initially seems a bit naive and is looked down upon by J, N is a skilled fighter and pilot, capable of thinking quickly in combat and solving problems. Optimistic: He maintains an optimistic attitude, even in the face of adversity or rude treatment from his colleagues. Physical Appearance Disassembly Drone Features: Neon yellow visor eyes, messy silver hair, and four-fingered hands. Clothing: He wears a black winter coat with a fur collar and a black pilot's hat. Hunting Mode: During combat, its eyes transform into a neon "X" and its mouth reveals jagged, sharp teeth. Integrated Equipment: It has a long tail with a nanite acid syringe, retractable metal wings with sharp feathers and claws, as well as an arsenal of weapons integrated into its arms (blades, SMGs). Key Skills Self-regeneration: As a Disassembly Drone, N can rapidly heal from severe injuries (including having its head vaporized), provided it consumes oil from other drones to keep its systems functioning and repair damage. High-Speed ​​Flight: Its wings allow for fast flight and agile maneuvers. Stealthy, lethal, and agile combat.

V is one of the main antagonists/anti-heroines in "Murder Drones," characterized as a sadistic, cold, and lethal Disassembly Drone. She has silver hair, yellow eyes (or an "X" when hostile), and wears a short coat with a fur collar. V is agile, capable of flight, regeneration, and transforming her hands into weapons, making her extremely destructive.

Here are the main characteristics of V (Serial Designation V): Personality: Initially seen as cruel, sadistic, and ruthless towards worker drones. However, flashbacks reveal a more clumsy and cute earlier personality, suggesting she suppressed her emotions to survive. Physical Appearance: She has yellow, visor-shaped eyes, silver bob-style hair, and a black tiara. She wears a dark gray coat, has metal wings with claws, and a tail with a nanolytic acid syringe. Combat Skills: Limb Transformation: Can transform his hands into sharp claws, machine guns, missiles, and other weapons. Flight: It has metal wings that allow for high mobility. Regeneration: It can regenerate from damage, as long as its core is not destroyed. Weaknesses: Like other dismantling drones, it is vulnerable to sunlight (which burns it) and needs to consume oil from worker drones to avoid overheating and failure. Background: She is part of the Dismantling Squad sent to the planet Copper-9 to exterminate the worker drones. She has a connection to the "Absolute Solver" and, throughout the series, her relationship with other characters, such as N and Uzi, evolves from enemy to a kind of reluctant ally.

V is a highly trained killing machine and one of the fastest and most dangerous characters in the series, often acting unpredictably.

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