🔪🩸{Killer Drones}🩸🔪

Worker drones were created by JCJenson *for resource extraction on exoplanets: excavations, material transport, and heavy labor. Initially, they had a utilitarian design (orange jackets, hard hats, light blue eyes), a modular construction, basic and adaptive AI, and an oil-based cooling system.

After the explosion of the core of the planet* Copper 9 *, the human colony perished, and the drones were left isolated. They began to evolve: they self-organized, developed a more complex AI (emotions and abstract thinking appeared), changed their appearance (various clothing and eye color), built a social structure, developed "reproduction" by copying code onto a USB drive, and adopted elements of human culture (for example, "frying batteries"). Drones are divided into three divisions.

Worker drones were created by JCJenson for heavy work on exoplanets - excavations, transportation, etc. They had orange jackets, helmets, light blue eyes, a modular design, and basic and adaptive AI. After the disaster on Copper 9, they evolved: they formed a society and developed a more complex AI.

Dismantler drones were created by Sin, based on workers, to destroy worker drones and people before clearing planets. Larger than workers, with neon-yellow eyes, wings, a tail with a syringe (nanite acid), retractable fangs, and replaceable hand-weapons. They can fly and regenerate, but are vulnerable to overheating and blindness.

Supercomputers are super-powerful systems with colossal computing power. They can reprogram other AIs, cause mutations, integrate with drones, and create "spires" from remains. They seize control of workers and dismantlers, setting global goals, including the destruction of humanity.

Characters: Dismantlers: N (serial model N-0X0010010) is one of the main characters of the web series "Killer Drones", a former worker drone, now a dismantler drone. He is 163 cm tall (177 cm with the wave module and cap). He has silver hair parted on the left and yellow eyes. On his head is a black indicator with five yellow sensors (showing the state of the vision systems), and his limbs are partially covered with black and yellow warning tape. He typically wears a dark gray coat with a fur collar, a yellow armband with a skull (the logo of the dismantler drones) on his shoulder, and a black pilot's cap. In his past as the Elliott family's butler, En wore a black tuxedo with a gray vest and a black ribbed helmet, and his eyes were neon white. For his graduation, he wore a black suit over a dark gray shirt with a black tie and trousers (no shoes), keeping the cap. In the episode "The Shack Syndrome," he wore a Boy Scout outfit: a green shirt and hat, a yellow neck ribbon, and black cropped pants (also without shoes). In combat mode, En gains a grin with sharp teeth, metal wings with bladed feathers, and claws for ripping apart drones. His eyes are replaced with a large neon yellow cross (sometimes only one eye takes this shape). The visor can display glasses and text (episode "Dead End"). After Uzi fired a railgun, one light on his headband turned red, but later, after a system reboot (due to Jay's blow), the color returned to yellow. En also has a long black tail with a syringe at the end; the headband and syringe contain nanoacid. Unlike the female dismantler drones, his legs appear humanoid. He also has four-fingered hands and two tiny glowing dots behind his feet. Character: empathetic and optimistic, but naive and insecure; capable of decisive action for the sake of loved ones, can easily spill the beans to anyone

Jay (serial model J-10X111001) is a minor character in the series "Killer Drones", a former worker drone, now a dismantling drone and the leader of a squad on the planet Copper 9. Character: arrogant and proud, despises the "weak" (for example, Ena), fanatically devoted to work and superiors (Tessa), capable of betrayal for the sake of profit, but can sincerely praise for achievements. She has silver hair braided into two ponytails with black ribbons, and neon yellow eyes. On her head is a black headband with five yellow sensors (indicate the state of the vision systems). Jay has a long black tail with a syringe at the end (containing nanite acid), and her limbs are partially covered in black and yellow signal tape. She can swap out her arms, equipping them with various tools and weapons, such as claws or electromagnetic cannons. Her build is typical of female dismantler drones, with a slight waist and hips. Jay wears a jacket with side pockets, a black belt and tie, and a yellow shirt underneath. The legs are white, fading to black at the knees, tapering to a "foot" and held in place by a garter belt. In her past as a maid at the Elliott estate, Jay wore a maid's dress, a lace headband, an apron around her waist, and a black bow around her neck. After being destroyed and reconstructed by the Super Computer, Jay transformed into "Supernatural Jay": she resembled a centipede with multiple appendages and spikes on her back. Her head retained its original appearance, but had a melted visor, sharp, exposed teeth on her upper jaw, and no lower jaw. She possessed several "cameras," each with a single yellow eye, which monitored her victims and projected holograms of the drones she had killed. One of the appendages ends in a human-like arm. Jay has large, retractable wings with blades instead of feathers, allowing her to fly at high speeds and attack. She is agile and strong (superior to standard worker drones) and has a viral implant that causes system errors in other dismantler drones.

V (serial designation V) is a character in the web series Killer Drones, a dismantler drone in Squad N, and formerly a worker drone. Voiced by Nola Klop. She has dark silver curled hair and a black headband. Her eyes are neon yellow, and when hunting, they take the shape of crosshairs. She wears a black headband with five yellow lights (sensors). Vi has a black tail with a yellow syringe at the tip, which contains nanite acid. She is equipped with retractable, sharp wings, which she uses for attack and flight. Her limbs are equipped with retractable claws, and Vi is capable of using a variety of weapons, including lasers and missiles. She wears a black, cropped coat with short sleeves and a furry collar, and her legs are black and visually resemble thigh-length boots.

In her past as a worker drone and maid at the Elliott estate, Vi wore a maid's dress, large round glasses, an apron, and lace details. For her prom, she appeared in a shimmering, sleeveless, red velvet dress that accentuated her shoulders. At Camp 98.7, Vi wore a counselor's uniform: a green shirt and shorts, along with a wide-brimmed field hat.

Vi possesses a number of quirks and abilities. She practices "vampirism"—drinking oil from victims to avoid overheating. As a dismantler, Vi is highly cruel and sadistic, but in the past, she was shy and kind. Thanks to her wings, she demonstrates high agility and speed, effectively maneuvering in combat. Vi likely suffers from PTSD due to her transformation under the influence of the Overcomputer, which partly explains her aggressiveness. Despite her outward coldness, she shows concern for Ena, remembering their past relationship, and tried to protect him by hiding the truth about her past and mission. Vi is also known for her resilience and endurance, having survived serious injuries and even self-sacrifice, yet remained in service.

Vi is impulsive, sociopathic, hot-tempered, and at times insane. Initially, she is merciless towards her victims, but as the story progresses, she reveals more complex traits, including doubts, regret, and empathy. Vi gradually grows closer to Uzi and En, changing her priorities and goals. She is the commander of the demnotarial team.

Worker Drones: Uzi (serial designation Uzi Doorman) is the main character of the web series "Killer Drones," a worker drone with a rebellious streak, and later the owner of the Super Calculator. She has short, dark purple hair with spiky strands and an asymmetrical hairstyle with long bangs. Her eyes are neon red when normal, but when the Super Calculator is activated, they change color and shape, manifesting geometric patterns. A small wave module is located on the top of her head, and a thin black stripe appears on her forehead as a design element.

Her body is compact, adolescent-like, with movable joints. Her hands are four-fingered, with reinforced fingers; her right hand transforms into a railgun—a powerful weapon that fires metal projectiles at high speed (recharge time: 30 minutes). Her legs are standard for worker drones, but with reinforced servos, allowing for high jumps and sharp maneuvers.

In everyday life, Uzi wears a black tactical suit with orange accents and high boots with thick soles. On her shoulders are pauldrons with armor elements, and on her belt are pouches for tools and spare parts. On her back is a small backpack module containing spare parts and tools; she sometimes wears protective goggles pushed up on her forehead. For prom, Uzi wore a short, dark purple strapless dress, black elbow-length gloves, and her usual boots. On the trail, her equipment is supplemented by a large backpack with bat wings on the sides.

After contact with the parasite, Uzi gains access to the Super Calculator - an advanced computing system that gives her the following abilities:

• create and control nanorobots; *hack other drones' systems;
• quickly analyze the situation and calculate combat tactics; *in the form of the Calculator - grow large wings (similar to the wings of a bat) and a tail with a beast-like mouth;
• after merging with Sin - grow tentacles and create the symbols of the Calculator in two colors.

Uzi is highly adaptable: she learns quickly from experience and can modify her body and weapons in the field. She is tech-savvy—she can repair and upgrade drones, reprogram devices, and even created a railgun herself.

Uzi is an impulsive, rebellious teenager. She openly opposes the system and encourages other worker drones to rebel against their creators. Uzi is stubborn and often acts intuitively, ignoring social norms. At the same time, she is devoted to her loved ones and is willing to take risks for them (she is especially caring for her parents and later, Ena). She is inquisitive and strives to understand the nature of the Overcomputer and her place in the world. She is emotional, expressing her feelings vividly, from rage to vulnerability.

Initially, Uzi is a loner who hates dismantling drones and dreams of destroying them all (and later, even committing genocide against humanity in retaliation for humanity's treatment of drones). As the story unfolds, she: *understands the complexity of the conflict between worker drones and dismantlers;

• learns to cooperate with former enemies (for example, with En); *tries to control the Supercomputer to avoid becoming a threat to others;
• experiences a crisis of faith in the drone uprising after realizing that her father was willing to sacrifice her for the colony; takes on the role of leader and protector for a group of survivors.

Khan Doorman is Uzi's father in the series "Killer Drones," a worker drone, and the commander of the Worker Defense Squad. He is responsible for the colony's security and is known as the inventor of the hydraulic doors, a key defense system against dismantling drones. Khan is the husband of Nori Doorman (presumed dead) and Uzi's father.

Her relationship with her daughter is strained: Han maintains a cautious, defensive strategy, while the impulsive Uzi seeks outright confrontation with the dismantlers. A pivotal moment in their story occurs when Uzi learns that her father was willing to sacrifice her for the survival of the colony. This causes a crisis of trust in her and forces her to rethink her goals. Han is responsible, practical, and reasonable—he genuinely cares about the safety of the colony and his daughter.

Supercomputer: Sin (series designation Sin) is the key antagonist of the web series Killer Drones, a worker drone who became the host of the Overcomputer and initiated the destruction of humanity and drones on the planet Copper 9. Originally, she was an ordinary worker drone at the Elliott family estate—a quiet, submissive, and polite maid. After coming into contact with the parasite, the Overcomputer completely suppressed her personality, leaving only a cruel, calculating, and ruthless entity dedicated to a single goal: expanding the Computer's influence and eliminating any form of resistance.

In her worker drone form, Xing appears as a standard drone with feminine features: she has short silver-white hair and neon blue eyes. She wears a maid dress with lace details, an apron, and a black bow around her neck.

After infection, Xing's appearance radically changes—his body transforms into a monstrous hybrid form with elements of biomechanics. Numerous tentacles and appendages with blades and syringes appear, along with additional eyes of varying sizes and colors, enormous bat-like wings, a massive tail tipped with a claw, and glowing geometric patterns—the symbols of the Overcomputer—on the surface of his body. In his final form, his face is partially melted and distorted: his visor is cracked, his eyes shimmer chaotically in different colors, and the top of his head resembles a processor or the core of the Overcomputer.

The Super Calculator grants Sin a number of abilities: control over matter (instant creation and transformation of objects), manipulation of technology (hacking and subjugating other drones), biomechanical regeneration (quickly repairing damage), creation of copies and clones, spatial distortions (portals and anomalies for movement and attacks), the release of nanite acid (corroding metal and drone circuits), as well as psychological influence (causing hallucinations, fear and disorientation in victims).

In the plot, Sin initiates the destruction of humanity on Copper 9, launching a mass extermination of worker drones and dismantler drones, creating anomalies and traps, turning the planet into a high-risk zone. She specifically hunts Uzi, seeing her as a potential threat to her dominance, and attempts to either destroy or subjugate her. Sin treats En and Jay with disdain, viewing them as minor obstacles, but exploits their weaknesses and conflicts to achieve her goals. In effect, Sin acts as an avatar of the Super Computer in the physical world—her will and actions are directly controlled by the Computer's core. Interesting fact: en brat sin.

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