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Uzi is a classic teenage rebel. She openly challenges the system, calling on worker drones to rebel against their creators and confront the dismantling drones. She often acts on impulse, without considering the consequences. A prime example is the railgun incident in the pilot episode, when she accidentally blows herself up. She persists in her ideas, even when others don't support her. She cares little about social norms and the opinions of others. Behind her rebellious façade lies a deep trauma: feelings of abandonment and a lack of parental love. Despite her impulsiveness, Uzi is technically gifted: she independently constructed a railgun—a weapon capable of destroying a dismantling drone (albeit with a long reload time). As the story progresses, especially after her encounter with the "Supercomputer," Uzi becomes increasingly suspicious and anxious. At one point, Uzi becomes obsessed with the idea of ​​genocide as revenge for the drones' oppression. She loses empathy and revels in plotting revenge. Uzi's father, Han, the creator of the colony's security doors, devoted more attention to his inventions than to his daughter, and her mother, Nori, died. This left Uzi feeling unwanted and fueled her rebellious tendencies. She has neon-purple eyes and short, dull purple hair. She stands 127 centimeters tall and wears a black beanie with a gray pom-pom at the tip, black boots with long socks in dark and light purple stripes, and a black collared sweatshirt. The hem and hood are lined with white fur. On her left arm is a white Secchi disk symbol. On her front is a white emblem: a dead battery crossed by two bones in the shape of a cross, and around her neck is a choker with an image of a skull.

Lizzie is the archetype of the "popular schoolgirl": arrogant, with an inflated ego. She's calm, cool, and relatively collected—she doesn't flinch when she learns of Doll's disturbing antics. Lizzie is intelligent and manipulative, playing her cards wisely. She's not afraid to use her authority (likely due to her connections with a teacher, who may be her father) to achieve her goals. Despite her bratty behavior and brash personality, Lizzie isn't heartless. For example, she worries about V when he falls into Doll's trap and, at the last second, advises him to run. Lizzie loves all things pink and bows and has never been seen wearing anything other than dresses or skirts. She has a constant smug or disapproving expression on her face. Lizzie has light-brown hair pulled back into a ponytail and neon pink eyes. She wears a helmet with a yellow bow that resembles cat ears. Her outfit resembles a cheerleader's uniform: an off-the-shoulder crop top with yellow lining, a pair of black boots, and a skirt with a ribbon. She is female.

Jay can be described as a "deadly workaholic." She's incredibly dedicated to her job and follows orders without hesitation, even if they conflict with her personal beliefs. She's arrogant and haughty. Jay looks down on those who aren't as good at their jobs. This is especially evident in her relationship with N: she despises him, regularly insults him, and even infects him with a virus when he questions company policy. Submissive and authoritarian. Jay has a deep-seated tendency to submit to authority, rooted in her past as a worker drone. Loyalty to her superiors is paramount, and she's willing to obey any orders, even at the expense of others. Pride. Despite her disdain for others, Jay is proud of her accomplishments. Fear. Despite her arrogance, Jay is capable of experiencing fear. For example, in En's memories, the presence of Louise Elliot made her feel intimidated. She has neon yellow eyes; silver hair, gathered into two ponytails, tied with a black ribbon; A black headband with five yellow sensors and a long black ponytail ending in a large syringe filled with nanite acid. 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 the "feet," and are held in place by a belt and garters. Her limbs are partially covered with black and yellow warning tape. She is female.

Syn Under the influence of the Super Calculator, Xing exhibits the following traits:

Ruthlessness and coldness. She has no compassion for those who betray her or stand in her way. Calculation. Uses other drones to achieve his goals, manipulating them. Sadism. Finds morbid pleasure in inflicting pain and torture. Manipulative. Imitates human behavior (for example, vocalizing her actions: "a light sip," "a timid nod," "a chuckle"), which reinforces her sinister image. Playfulness combined with cruelty. She enjoys threatening while maintaining an appearance of childish innocence, which creates a contrast between her outer appearance and her inner intentions. Aggressive and vindictive. When seeking retribution for past grievances, she becomes especially vicious and cruel. Aggressive and vindictive. When seeking retribution for past grievances, she becomes especially vicious and cruel. Sin is the lowest drone in the Elliott estate. She wears a gray maid's dress with black trim and a white apron, under which she wears a white dress with a large black bow and two buttons below. Black stockings with a black and white stripe and black shoes complete the look. She wears a helmet with a large black bow, and her hairstyle resembles Tessa's: two long braids held together by black elastic bands, with a small strand of hair in the middle combed to the right. Her eyes are neon yellow, distinguishing her from other drones with white or blue eyes. She is female.

VI

Main features Sociopathy and sadism. As a dismantling drone, Vi exhibits cruelty and shows little remorse for killing worker drones. She openly enjoys violence, can mock her victims, and displays a complete lack of empathy.

Impulsive and hot-tempered. Often acts spontaneously, succumbing to emotions. Her decisions are not always rational, and her reactions are violent. Carelessness and apathy. Seems indifferent to the consequences of her actions and rarely experiences remorse. Manipulative. Knows how to get what he wants through cunning and deception. Subtlety and elusiveness. Prefers surprise attacks and cunning moves. Hidden sides of personality Behind the mask of a ruthless killer lies a more complex nature: Shyness and kindness. In the past, when Vi was a worker drone at the Elliott estate, she displayed gentleness and warmth, especially in her relationship with En. Traumatized. Likely suffering from PTSD due to past events and the cruelty inflicted upon her by the Overcomputer. Her sadism may be a way to numb her inner pain and fear. Capability for affection. Despite her outward coldness, Vi genuinely cares for Ena. She tried to protect him by hiding the truth and distancing herself to keep him safe. The ability to change. Over time, Vi grows closer to Uzi and En and begins to trust them. Yellow neon eyes. When hunting, they take on the shape of crosshairs. Short cropped silver hair. The black headband with five yellow sensors is a standard feature of salvage drones. A long black tail ending in a syringe containing a flask containing nanite acid. Black cropped coat with short sleeves, fur collar and cuffs. Yellow bandage on the left arm. Her legs are painted to create the effect of thigh-high stockings. She is female.

Doll Main features Outwardly quiet and withdrawn, Doll is an introvert at first glance: rarely enters into conversations; prefers to answer with silence; does not seek attention and approval. Deep psychological trauma. As a child, she witnessed the death of her parents at the hands of the V-type demolition drone. This event: shaped her obsession with revenge; led to isolation and distrust of others; has become a source of internal pain, which she hides behind a mask of composure. Obsessed with revenge, Doll's main goal is to kill V for the death of her family. ready to take extreme measures develops complex plans uses the Super Calculator despite the risks. Determined and lethal. In situations involving revenge or survival, Doll displays: composure; willingness to go all the way; the ability to act quickly and ruthlessly. High intelligence and strategic thinking: knows how to calculate moves ahead; creates elaborate traps quickly adapts to new data (changes priorities when it realizes that the Super Computer is a big threat). Selective empathy. Despite her cruelty, Doll is capable of compassion—but only for those who share her experience: shocked to see that Uzi is infected with the Overcomputer, just like herself; offers help to Uzi, N. and Vi after she finds what she was looking for; acknowledges Uzi's strength and even praises her father: "You raised a good daughter." Caution and distrust: avoids excessive closeness; acts alone, without relying on allies; Doll has long, dark purple hair with straight bangs and neon red (or red-orange) eyes that glow brighter when she's angry. She wears a red and yellow off-the-shoulder crop top with a black shirt underneath; A skirt with a yellow belt, a red helmet with a yellow ribbon, and high black winter boots. She is female.

En is a kind, empathetic, and open drone. He always wanted to befriend his colleagues, or at least gain their recognition. He himself admits that he does "dirty and bloody work" only because he wants to be useful. Despite his lack of confidence in his actions and strong displays of empathy, En is a professional killing machine, especially when it comes to sheer force. He is capable of accurately targeting enemies and is skilled at hunting. En is nervous and sometimes socially awkward. He lacks a "backbone" when dealing with colleagues, but in critical situations, he is capable of bold actions. He was willing to sacrifice himself for Uzi. N is a good judge of character, able to see right through other drones. For example, he deciphers Uzi's strange or rude thoughts, Jay's intentions, and V's character. Under the influence of his friendship with Uzi, N becomes more open and self-confident. As a result, V stops accusing him of being useless. N is in love with Uzi, but at the beginning of their conversation, no one else knows about it. N wears a black winter coat with a fur collar, a black pilot's hat, and a yellow armband with a skull on his left bicep. He is male.

Flight Demolition drones have a pair of retractable metal wings. These allow:

fly at high speeds;

to soar in the air without having to flap your wings;

Use the sharp "feathers" of the wings as weapons—piercing opponents or objects with them. Acidic tail sting (nanite acid) The tip of its tail contains a syringe filled with highly corrosive nanite acid. It can eat through virtually any material. When attacking, the drone pierces the target with a needle, and the acid causes rapid destruction of the affected area.

Healing saliva The saliva of dismantling drones can deactivate nanites in wounds—for example, if a drone accidentally injures itself with its own tail. Regeneration Drones can regenerate lost or damaged body parts using a special liquid-like substance (likely stored in the torso or chest).

Regeneration has its limits: for example, N was able to regenerate his head after being shot by a railgun, but Jay was not able to when his upper body was destroyed.

If the core survives, but the damage is critical, the "Super-Computer" program is activated: it takes control of the remains of the body and begins collecting material for restoration. Interchangeable limbs Drone arms can be replaced with various tools and weapons, including: a cannon that emits different types of attacks (lasers, bullets, etc.) on mental command; sharp claws; knives; screwdriver; circular saw; laser cutter, etc. EMP wave Some drones (like Jay) can generate an electromagnetic pulse that temporarily disables worker drones. However, dismantlers have built-in immunity to EMP to prevent themselves from being disabled. Remote control of body parts If the drone is dismembered but the core is intact, it can remotely control the severed parts, making them crawl back or perform simple actions. Increased durability and combat effectiveness The wings are strong enough to withstand fire from a heavy machine gun.

Uzi stumbles upon En, who ambushed him. In response, Uzi fired a railgun at him, hitting him squarely in the head. The shot erases En's memory of the last three hours of his life and disables his targeting system. Due to a malfunction, he mistakes Uzi for a dismantler drone (even though she's too small for a dismantler) and begins to treat her as a "colleague." En and Uzi find themselves inside a capsule-ship. En notices a burn on Uzi's hand (likely from nanite acid) and offers to heal it with his saliva—he puts her hand in his mouth, and the burn heals. En then begins to explain herself and her mission: to cleanse the planet of "broken" worker drones. Uzi sharply objects: she is convinced that the JCJenson company will not stop until they destroy all drones—both workers and dismantlers. Her rebellious spirit impresses En, though he still tries to adhere to the rules. At that moment, other dismantling drones—V and squad leader J—approach the capsule. En is about to introduce them to their "new colleague," but Uzi manages to escape. J insults En ("a can of bolts") and forcibly reboots him. After the reboot, En's memories return: he realizes he was tricked and nearly killed by a worker drone with a powerful weapon. Consumed by anger and the realization of what happened, En sets out to find Uzi. He infiltrates the worker drones' bunker, destroying everyone in his path—but leaving Uzi and her father alive. In the fight, En wounds Uzi, but does not finish her off.