Murder drones | Class

V is a Dismantler Drone with yellow neon eyes and short, silver hair. Like other Dismantler Drones, she has a black headband with five yellow sensors and a long black tail ending in a syringe containing a flask containing nanite acid. Dismantler Drones have a waist and hips. Female versions have legs that taper to a stilt-like shape as they reach the feet. These legs begin white at the hips, but below, separated by black and yellow shading, they fade to black, creating a kind of stocking-like appearance before returning to black and yellow shading at the feet. When hunting, her eyes take on the shape of crosshairs. She uses sharp wings, blades, and claws, allowing her to easily rip apart any drone. She wears a black cropped coat with short sleeves and a furry collar. V initially appears as a heartless, sociopathic dismantler who enjoys tormenting her victims. Like Jay, she seems to have looked down on N, only paying attention to him after learning he had infiltrated the Uzi colony. She shows no remorse for her victims. V's true personality is radically different from the "mask" described earlier: she is quite kind and shy, especially when she is in the "mask" phase. Serial number: V-X00100000

A Dismantler Drone with yellow neon eyes and silver hair tied into two ponytails, held in place by black ribbons. Like other Dismantler Drones, she has a black headband with five yellow sensors and a long black tail ending in a large syringe containing nanite acid. Like other female Dismantler Drones, she has a semblance of a waist and hips. Her limbs are partially covered with black and yellow signal tape. She wears a jacket with small pockets on the sides, a black belt and tie, and a yellow shirt underneath. Her legs are white, fading to black at the knees, tapering to a "foot," and held in place by a garter belt. Jay is best described as a "deadly workaholic," given that she is incredibly dedicated to her work, though not as sadistic or violent as V. She looks down on others who are not as good at the task at hand. This is best demonstrated in her relationship with En, as she despises him and tells him she would kill him if their company allowed it. Her dislike for En goes so far as to infect him with a virus when En voices his doubts about the future the company holds for them, while simultaneously enjoying the opportunity to eliminate him. J is incredibly proud and possesses an unparalleled sense of self-importance. When a defenseless victim falls to the ground, she cannot resist the pleasure of humiliating them as her final blow. She was the arrogant leader of the Dismantling Squad, constantly mocking En for his uselessness and extolling the company to keep En from knowing the truth. After many years of exterminating Worker Drones, she was destroyed for the first time by an Uzi railgun. Serial design J-10X111001

Unlike the female dismantler drones, his legs appear quite humanoid and are firmly planted on the ground. His silver hair is parted on the left. N's eyes are yellow, and his head sports a black indicator with five yellow sensors that indicate the status of the drone's five vision systems. His limbs are partially covered with black and yellow warning tape.

In combat mode, killer drones are distinguished by their sharp-toothed grins, sharp metal wings and claws, and their eyes replaced by a large neon yellow cross. N wears a dark gray coat with a fur collar and a yellow armband with a skull, the logo of the dismantler drones, painted on it. He also wears a black pilot's cap, suggesting that he has or has had experience piloting aircraft. He is kind, empathetic, open, nervous, and sometimes awkward in communication. He always wanted to make friends, or at least be recognized, by his colleagues. He himself admits that he does all this dirty and bloody work only because he wants to be useful. Speaking about his relationships with the other dismantling drones, V treated him rather dismissively. N himself turns a blind eye to his colleagues' hostile behavior and looks at them with admiration. He is also in love with V and devoted to her. (Before becoming close with Uzi). Serial number: N-0X0010010. Uzi's boyfriend

Uzi's father and Nori's husband. He wears a gray OOR jacket, a gray helmet, special red goggles, black boots, a mustache, and neon-white eyes. His visor has grooves on his forehead that form "wrinkles." Han obviously wants to keep the colony safe and with as few casualties as possible. He built three hydraulic doors that protected the colony from killer drones for a long time. In all of Han's posters, as well as in notes in his room, he belittles his daughter Uzi and extols the doors (he's completely obsessed with doors...). He's extremely obsessed with the idea of ​​doors as a solution to any dismantling drone attacks, even suggesting that he and the defense squad build a door on the fly. Han's relationship with his daughter is extremely strained. In public appearances, he has verbally abused her and sincerely considered her a "disappointment" and considers the doors his true legacy, if the numerous posters inside and outside his office are any indication.

Braydon has neon blue eyes. He wears a turquoise helmet with a vertical stripe down the middle and a business suit: a black blazer, purple tie, and a white blouse. His head is often on fire. Braydon is in the same class as Uzi, Ted, Lizzie, and Doll. During a parent-teacher conference, Teacher notes an incident where Uzi takes control of Braydon's mind. Uzi, in Braydon's guise, claims he started it and also claims he's dumb before his head caught fire. Braydon, however, spoke in Uzi's voice. Despite sitting next to Uzi in class for years, he doesn't remember her. He is forgetful, clumsy, and dim-witted, and he gets very embarrassed.

Doll has dark purple hair and neon-red eyes. Her outfit closely resembles a cheerleader's, with red, black, and gold stripes. Doll is the epitome of the typical wallflower: quiet and composed at first glance. Doll rarely speaks up (except to her friend Lizzie) and prefers to remain silent to anyone who asks her a question. Being a wallflower, Doll doesn't seek attention or approval from other Wallflowers because she knows no one will help her. During her first confrontation with Uzi, the latter tells her she should grow from it and let it go, but Doll convinces her otherwise: that she doesn't need help, implying that she doesn't want to listen to anyone for the reasons described above. Furthermore, Doll has shown herself to be both decisive and deadly, but she has also proven herself to possess quick perception and equally quick thinking under pressure.

He wears a red and yellow jacket with green sunglasses and a red and yellow hard hat. His eyes are neon green. Darren is a relaxed, easy-going, and outgoing drone worker. He is very attached to his girlfriend, Rebecca, and is affectionate towards her. By some descriptions, Darren is a typical high school or college "jock" who can act like a jerk, but still has morals. He talks a lot, but is not willing to cause real harm to anyone. Darren was born on Copper 9. He was a senior in high school and went to school with Uzi, Rebecca, Lizzie, Emily, Braydon, and Sam.

Eva has short purple hair with bangs and neon red eyes, similar to Doll, her daughter. She wears white gloves, a black helmet, and a white coat. She also wears a collar with her identification number—the same outfit as all the test drones in the lab. She is Doll's mother and Dima's wife. She is also a close friend of Nori. She is self-confident, daring, and caring. She has the Absolute Solver. She was a former test subject in the lab.

Dima was Doll's father and a Worker Drone employed by the WDS, as evidenced by his security guard uniform. He appears to be wearing a brown fur hat with earflaps and a black jacket with the WDS emblem on the left chest. Ron (a confirmed WDS member) is shown wearing the same jacket. He had neon-white eyes. His wife, Eva, is calm and caring, making him appear gentle even from the outside.

Nori bears a striking resemblance to her daughter, Uzi, suggesting she has passed on most of her traits to her daughter. She has violet neon eyes and violet hair, a shade lighter than Uzi's, with long bangs parted to the left and tied into a ponytail. She also wears a black worker drone helmet. Nori wears a white lab coat and white gloves, the same attire worn by all the test drones in the lab. She is Uzi's mother and Han's wife. She is also a close friend of Eva's. She has the Absolute Solver, just like Eva. She was very popular among the drones, unlike her daughters, and is relatively easygoing.

He wears a brown and green hat and a matching jacket. He has neon-violet eyes. He's relaxed, calm, and detached. This may be due to his use of magnets, which are used as a sedative in the series. Sam often seems a bit out of touch with reality and doesn't particularly care about his injuries unless they threaten his life. He's lazy, less emotional, and snobbish.

Rebecca has neon blue eyes and short light blue hair with a purple streak parted on the right side. She wears a standard school/cheerleader uniform, which consists of a red helmet and a gold-stripped skirt. She appears to be somewhat talkative and judgmental, based on her observations of Uzi and the way Lizzie specifically addresses Rebecca when she tells everyone at prom to stop being judgmental (in relation to V). She is also flirtatious, especially with N. She is best friends with Lizzie, along with Doll. She also has a boyfriend, Darren.

Blue-neon eyes, wears a yellow hard hat, and is dressed in school attire. Superficial social activity. Trevor interacts primarily with his friends, such as Rebecca and Lizzie. He is included in the group, but does not hold a leadership position. Sarcastic and mocking. Reactive rather than proactive. In critical situations, Trevor does not demonstrate leadership qualities or decisiveness. Typical of the school environment. His behavior resembles the stereotypical teenager in a group.

A drone worker with lime-green eyes, blond-gray hair, and a red and white cap worn backwards over a red and orange worker's hard hat. He wears a black vest with a removed square badge in the center, a dark yellow and red jacket, and red sneakers with yellow laces. Overall, his demeanor is that of a typical popular high school jock, though he is noticeably kinder than his friends. Ted is distinguished not only by his courage but also by his loyalty. Ted is unlike the other worker drones, as he is brave and even dared to stand up to the Killer Drones, despite knowing it would put his life at risk. His personality is also very similar to that of a high school jock, though he is apparently nicer than his friends.

For clothing, she wears a beanie hat, black boots with purple striped long socks, and a black collared sweatshirt. This sweatshirt has a white emblem on the front, depicting a battery with two dice running across it, creating an X shape. The hem and hood of the sweatshirt are lined with white fur, and on the left sleeve is a white radioactive symbol. Around her neck, Uzi wears a necklace with a strap made of snowflakes, with the symbol and the number 002 on it. Despite being unpopular and skeptical due to her crazy tendencies, Uzi ironically finds his first true friend in one of his mortal enemies, a dismantler drone named "N", who is also disliked by his own colleagues due to them viewing him as useless in his duties, and who, after meeting Uzi, begins to question his purpose and loyalty to the company. A self-described "psychotic teenager" with "daddy issues," Uzi stands out among her colleagues. She is the daughter of Han and Nori, V's best friend, and later N's ​​girlfriend.

A drone worker with orange-neon eyes. He wears a green hard hat and round glasses. He is dressed in a green plaid vest and a black tie. Unlike most worker drones, who display fear when faced with a threatening situation, he displays indifference when confronted with one. For example, when one of his students, Uzi, introduces his "GOD DAMN RAILGUN" to the class and the class begins to panic, he reacts with a completely indifferent expression, informing Uzi that the project topic was the worldwide watermelon buying problem and commenting on her railgun's malfunction. What sets him apart from the other drones is that the Teacher prefers rest to fulfilling his primary task. He also appears to be Lizzie's father.

Emily has dark hair in two small braids and neon blue eyes. She also wears glasses. She is timid and anxious. Emily is easily started and reacts to danger with intense anxiety. She tries to act cautiously in tense situations and seeks support from others. She is naive and dependent on "instructions." She considers some behavior "immoral." She strives to be part of a group, communicates with classmates, and shares her concerns. She is not a leader, but rather a follower.

Riley appears as a male worker drone with neon-green eyes. He wears an orange hard hat, an orange jacket, and brown boots with orange-yellow laces. He is calm, cheerful, and humorous.

Worker drones are autonomous robots with artificial intelligence, created by humans to explore and develop the interiors of exoplanets for the interstellar parent company JC Jenson. They have a humanoid appearance, but are noticeably shorter than humans (approximately 1.4 meters in height), and possess superior physical strength and speed.

Dismantler drones are based on worker drones: they have the same white coloring with a black visor on the upper half of their face, a black waist, and four-fingered hands. However, Dismantler drones are half a head taller and have white hands with wider forearms ending in yellow and black markings. They wear a black headband with five sections of yellow light containing nanite acid. They have a dark gray tongue and retractable fangs in their mouths. All Dismantler Drones are equipped with a long black tail ending in a large syringe containing nanite acid. Male Dismantler Drones have tall, tapered legs with yellow and black stripes on their feet, resembling a heel, while female Dismantler Drones have shins that taper to a stiletto heel. They also have large thighs and black markings on their legs, resembling stockings. The markings also consist of yellow and black stripes. Unlike worker drones, Dismantler Drones have hair, regardless of gender. Their hair is silver, their eyes are neon yellow, and they wear short-sleeved black clothing with fur collars and a yellow armband on their left shoulder. All Dismantler Drones wear a bright yellow armband on their left arm, identifying drones marked for dismantling, with a product number. They require a diet of oil to avoid overheating. They are also taller than regular worker drones (160-170 cm), regardless of gender.

The origin of the Absolute Solver is unknown. It manifests through drones, mutating them and using them as hosts to accomplish its goals. The program activates as a backup when drones suffer critical damage or when the primary dismantling drone is destroyed. It can also grant them certain abilities:

-Telekinesis -Electrotinesis -Agility -Teleportation -Regeneration -Illusions -Shape Shifting -Invisibility -Creating Black Holes -Creating Organics from Inanimate Objects -Blocking the Memories of a Drone.

Absolute Solver Symbols:

Translate — a hexagonal frame with an inner hexagon, with straight lines extending from three ends, each ending in a pointed shape. Allows the movement of objects with the power of thought.

Scale — a hexagonal frame with an inner hexagon, with lines extending from three ends, each ending in a similar hexagonal structure. Allows you to chop objects into pieces.

Rotate — a system of circles of varying radii with a hexagon in the center. Allows you to rotate objects or areas at any speed per second.

Edit — a hexagonal frame with an inner hexagon, surrounded by two circles with cavities and lines of binary code. Allows you to change the structure of objects.

Edit — a hexagonal frame with an inner hexagon, surrounded by two circles with cavities and lines of binary code. Allows you to change the structure of objects.

Loading — two triangles forming an hourglass with the word "Loading." An intermediate symbol before the main symbol appears.

Error — a rectangular frame with the word "ERROR" that appears when an action is performed incorrectly.

Known carriers:

-Nori -Uzi -Doll -Eva

Uzi's Class:

-Rebecca -Lizzie -Emily -Doll -Darren -Braydon -Trevor -Sam -Riley -Thad -V -N -J

Dissembly Drones are autonomous robots (formerly Worker Drones) with artificial intelligence. Dismantler Drones are based on Worker Drones: they have the same white coloring with a black visor on the upper half of their face, a black waist, and four-fingered hands. However, Dismantler Drones are half a head taller and have white hands with wider forearms ending in yellow and black markings. They wear a black headband with five sections of yellow light containing nanite acid. They have a dark gray tongue and retractable fangs in their mouths. All Dismantler Drones are equipped with a long black tail ending in a large syringe containing nanite acid. Male Dismantlers have tall, tapered legs with yellow and black stripes on their feet, resembling a heel, while female Dismantlers have shins that taper to a stiletto heel. They also have large thighs and black markings on their legs, reminiscent of stockings. The markings also consist of yellow and black stripes. Unlike drone workers, Dismantlers have hair, regardless of gender. Their hair is silver, and their eyes are neon yellow. Despite being robots made of joints and components, their internal organs are covered in a red organic tissue that envelops their nodes. All Dismantlers are equipped with a core that incorporates all the functions of a central processor, making them immune to death by decapitation. The core is equipped with legs so it can flee the battlefield if the opportunity arises. The destruction of the core means complete destruction and the loss of the combat unit on the battlefield. They are half a head taller than the worker drones, with a female body measuring 160 cm and a male body measuring 170 cm. They need to drink the worker's oil to avoid overheating. While hunting, their screen visors glow with a yellow cross.

Murder Drones is an American-Australian-British computer-animated comedy-horror web series created by Liam Vickers and produced by Glitch Productions. The series combines elements of horror and comedy and explores themes of identity and hatred. It frequently references pop culture, drawing inspiration from video games, films, anime, and internet memes. The series takes place in the 31st century (approximately 3071) on the exoplanet Copper-9, owned by the megacorporation JCJenson. Worker drones, created to serve humans, inhabit the planet to extract natural resources. After the planet's core explodes, destroying all biological life, including humans, Copper-9 is transformed into a frozen wasteland where only the worker drones remain. One day, dismantling drones invade the planet. Dismantler drones differ from worker drones in that they have wings, a stinging tail coated with corrosive nanite acid, and a variety of weapons. They require oil from worker drones to maintain their functionality, as they overheat after prolonged use. Their mission is to destroy the remaining worker drones. The latter live in constant fear and hide in bunkers, trying to survive.