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En loves three things: dogs, murder, and debilitating cognitive dissonance. Previously, En was a regular worker drone, like the other dismantling drones. En and Uzi are in love with each other and can be seen blushing in each other's presence. From Vi's words, it can be understood that En is friends with stones. Previously, Ann and Vi had developed feelings for each other at the Elliott estate. In the pilot, he revealed that he was still in love with Vi, but she didn't reciprocate. The show's creators treat En as an adult.[14] In the episode "The Cabin Syndrome," En refers to Uzi, V, and himself as children: "She's a child, just like us, V!", likely implying mental age. Starting from the third series, En began to appear on the cover of every Killer Drone series. In the episode "Heartbeat," En says he was the pilot of the landing pod. However, it's not clear whether he was qualified to do so or not.

En really likes dogs, and his favorite breed is the golden retriever. Furthermore, En does not distinguish between other animals except dogs.[7] N is Tessa's favorite drone. En is one of the main reasons why Shin decided to keep the three dismantlers' identities. En may be Nori's killer: When Nori meets En in "Judgment Day", she says "Hey, have I met you?", which may be a hint that he was the one who stung her with nanite acid in the past, forcing Han to finish her off with a wrench. Along with Uzi, N is series creator Liam Vickers' favorite drone. He claims to enjoy their chemistry and has no intention of picking a favorite.[8][9][10] Ena is voiced by renowned voice actor Michael Kovacs, who is best known for his time as co-host of Hunicast and for his roles in Hazbin Hotel, Akudama Drive, and DEATH BATTLE!. Originally, En was supposed to be the only drone to wear human clothing because he thought it was cool. However, the show's creators decided to have all the drones wear clothing to help differentiate them from each other while emphasizing their intimidating humanoid appearance.[11] En could have had a British accent, as Liam said that En could have either an American or a British accent.[12] En differs from his brethren in that he's not afraid to put things in his mouth or even use his unremarkable tongue. This is evident in his attempt to heal Uzi's nanite acid burn and during his fight with V, when he licked her. V's reaction was understandable: "UGH! WHAT THE HELL?!?" En is obsessed with being liked by everyone.[13] En's ability to regenerate is very similar to that of some Terminators from the franchise of the same name, in particular the T-1000 model. En likes clicky pens, but maybe he just likes JCJenson branded stuff. According to the promo video "Mario Reacts to Creepy Memes But Dies Halfway Through," N loves three things: dogs, murder, and exhaustion.

Initially, N, like the other Dismantling Drones, was a Worker Drone, serving as a butler at James Elliott's estate, alongside other workers like V and Jay. Sometime after the appearance of Sin, under the control of the Overcomputer, each of them had their previous memories erased and were refitted as Dismantling Drones. It is known that Tessa made the drones' clothes and hair. N most likely developed a crush on V during this time. It was also during this time, shortly before Sin's rebellion, that he also befriended her (or at least what she originally was).

MassDestruction16407 He began his career as a dismantler after the Super Computer captured planet Earth, when Sin forced him to exterminate humanity during the destruction of the planet's core, after which she erased his memory. Arriving on the planet Copper 9, he tried to carry out his superior's every order, which included exterminating all runaway workers, whom the JCJenson company considered to be such, according to a cover story created by the Computer. However, he was treated poorly, and they considered him a dismantler like a sieve from a dog's tail.

The Calculator overpowers Uzi and he manages to save her and reunite with her.

After Uzi sacrificed herself for him, En was a little angry with her, but he decided to put that conversation off until later. After Uzi asked him if they were actually dating, he said:

《Yeah! I thought that was the plan, right... right?》

En couldn't face Sin alone, he was tormented by traumatic memories and almost had a panic attack, but Uzi helped him overcome everything together, overcome and, despite being wounded, enter into the final battle with Sin with Vi.

He falls into apathy. But Uzi, not yet having learned the terrible truth, encourages his partner, distracting him from his dark thoughts.

《Everything is really shitty.》

When the situation worsens and En and the team must sneak into the secret lab via a secret elevator, Vi distracts the sentry and En urges her to hurry to the elevator, worrying about her more than anyone else. But Vi finds herself trapped, and En refuses to accept her sacrifice. He had already guessed what she was about to do.

《No, no, no! Vi, we need you!》

Vi simply waves her off and cuts the elevator cable so En, Tessa, and Uzi can finish what they started. En doesn't want to admit there's no other way out; he doesn't want to lose her, but he can't do anything about it; he can't even look at her one last time. The only thing he did was beg her not to, but it was too late. "Vi, please!"

After the elevator collapsed, En immediately tried to go back for Vi, and in a fit of rage, he nearly hits Uzi with a rock while digging through the rubble, forcing her to use the Calculator, which captures her. When she tries to lie to Uzi about having to kill her, Uzi figures it out and leaves. En, shocked by Uzi's reaction, is left stunned and ends up under the rubble.

Upon waking up, En strives to fix everything. En blames himself for everything, so when he sees his hand pinned by a rock, and tries to saw it off, he begins to reproach himself for being so careless and unable to stop Uzi:

《I deserve it, I deserve it, I deserve it!》

En gained confidence thanks to Uzi's influence: when his owner Tessa tried to kill Uzi, he promptly cut off her head, giving her one last chance, which she missed by trying to talk En into speaking. Despite being in a seemingly hopeless situation (first being crushed by rubble, almost becoming food for a monster, and then not dying at the hands of his passion), En shows resourcefulness: on the floor, he writes a confession that he is dating Uzi. This dispels the Overcomputer's control over Uzi, and he manages to

He's empathetic and altruistic, concerned about the well-being and opinions of others. For example, during the scene where Uzi talks to her father, he was fully aware that he could have killed her, but he gave her father the chance to shoot him, and then hesitated due to intense sympathy for the main character. He separates the girls at the beginning of the second episode and also inquires about Uzi's well-being. Afterward, he corrects the purple-haired girl in his statements about J, perhaps afraid of offending her. In the end, he feels guilty towards Uzi for the events of the episode. He is clearly worried and anxious about her reaction to his touch, and at the end, we are shown how carefully he considered her words.

"What... what are you?" En's openness to others sometimes backfires on him. This manifests itself in his inability to keep secrets from others, including his own. For example, in the pilot episode, after describing himself as a squad leader to Uzi, he then reveals that in reality, he's considered terribly useless. Also, in episode seven, he was so shocked by Uzi's unthinkingly sending her own mother flying straight into a crater created by the Calculator that he accidentally let it slip that it was her mother, even though he'd previously promised Nori to keep her alive a secret.

After the events of "The Cabin Syndrome," En has gained confidence, and his natural charm makes Uzi's classmates swoon. He's able to assert his boundaries, even standing up to V without hesitation.

Deep down, En was scared and just wanted Uzi by his side, as he felt less afraid after their meeting. It's also been shown that En often suppresses his gnawing trauma. He maintains his optimistic attitude to help his friends. Even when Bo cuts him, he remains friendly and even suggests the best places to cut.

Despite his childish naivety, En is frank and has no intention of keeping secrets with Uzi. When En learns that Uzi will not survive and that he will have to sacrifice her to save the universe,

N himself turns a blind eye to his colleagues' hostile behavior and looks upon them with admiration. Even when J implants him with a chip containing the virus, he thinks she's cool, simply because she adds at the end that she's sorry to see him get damaged, completely ignoring the fact that she mentioned at the very beginning how glad she was to finally eliminate the hated employee.

"Thank you, J. Always looking out for me. You're amazing."

His crush and loyalty to V lead him to follow Uzi to the colony, claiming the reason he needs to kill her is because he can't let Uzi shoot V with her railgun. However, as time went on, these feelings faded. Instead, he grew more attached to Uzi since graduation.

N may be slow-witted, as when he first spotted Uzi in her normal state, he chose to overlook her suspiciously small stature and lack of healing saliva. Although this could have been due to a temporary malfunction caused by Uzi. The incident with Uzi's healed arm only highlights his sometimes childish naivety. Despite this, he showed feelings for Uzi when he noticed her father's carelessness, abandoning her to her fate instead of helping her. He understood that no one cared about Uzi. He is quite expressive and gestures more than any other character. Although N is a very friendly dismantling drone, it is shown that he can still be extremely dangerous: in the pilot episode, N is shown to be quite intelligent and resourceful: he has experience tracking worker drones and one of his functions is a precise aiming device. In the pilot, he also immediately notices the keycard in Uzi's hands, which he used to open the doors to the worker drone colony. This shows us that he's far from the weakest of the three assassins, most likely due to his lack of confidence in his actions and strong displays of empathy.

N is kind, empathetic, open, nervous, and sometimes socially awkward. He always longed to make friends or at least be recognized by his colleagues. He admits that he only does all this dirty and bloody work because he wants to be useful. Of all the killer drones, he's the most carefree (as exemplified by the line from the episode: "And I've also forgotten the last three hours of my life, but I think it'll come back somehow"). Regarding his relationships with the other dismantling drones, V treated him rather disregardfully. She doesn't show any interest in him in the first episode until he opens the doors to the worker drones' main shelter, where she "suddenly remembers" his name and praises him for his work. She pretended not to know him, most likely to avoid starting a conversation with him. In Episode 2, she mentioned that she simply didn't like his personality, but she still stood by his side and decided not to attack him, even though her chains were broken. In Episode 4, she's openly jealous of him and Uzi, but remains extremely prejudiced against him. His (former) boss, Production Model J, often insulted him, talking about his uselessness at his job, and claimed that she only didn't destroy him because the Mother Company wouldn't let her. Not to mention that when N tried to discuss DD's goals on the planet, she, having gotten close, pretending to be a friend, attached a chip containing a deadly virus to his chest, which began to destroy N's systems. J left her colleague to die, then followed V to the worker drones' shelter.

Disadvantage Purpose Dismantler Drone + En Overheating Like other dismantler drones, it has an overheating problem, which requires it to constantly drink oil, primarily from the worker drones it is supposed to kill. Sunlight As mentioned above, N can take damage from sunlight. Naivety He is too kind compared to his fellow killer drones, which may play a cruel joke on him in the future. Inadequate protection

As N himself mentioned, killer drones can sometimes accidentally sting themselves, thus proving to us the fact that despite their healing saliva, if you deprive them of their sting, they can easily be melted down using nanites, the liquid found in this very sting. Also, using J as an example, you can clearly understand that their regeneration is not ideal. Although, we were not shown whether other dismantling drones can regenerate like this or not, perhaps this is a feature of N.

Regeneration N has the ability to regenerate his lost limbs, such as his head, using an unknown liquid substance. High-Speed ​​Flight Like any other Demolition Drone, the N features a pair of retractable wings that allow it to fly at supersonic speeds. Stinger Tail Attached to N's tail is a syringe containing neon yellow acid that produces nanites that corrode everything they come into contact with, including the Dismantler Drones themselves. Restorative Saliva Saliva N (along with other Dismantler Drones) has the ability to deactivate nanites in a wound/damage caused by their syringes, usually intended to be used whenever they accidentally sting themselves Rocket Cannon Hand N can transform into a cannon that fires medium explosive rockets. The N's Retractable Claws have three razor-sharp claws in each arm, capable of crushing the head of a normal worker drone. The Gatling Gun N uses a Gatling gun to fire at its targets. Ammo is supposedly unlimited. The N Laser Cutter can shoot a thin neon yellow laser to cut through anything. N's wingtips are extremely sharp. N used this to immobilize Uzi. Steel Wings During the explosion in the second episode, he sheltered himself and Uzi in a kind of dome made of his closed wings, which protected them from the blast. Retractable Saws In the second episode, it was shown that N can summon retractable saws from his hands. Replaceable Hands The series even showed that killer drones can replace their hands with weapons or other objects (like V replacing her hand with a bubble net), so it's still unknown how many other pairs of weapons they have. Of the known ones: Sturdy, three-pronged claws that he regularly uses to commit general violence, such as breaking down the door to the colony. The laser cannon first seen during the Braxton assassination. Amusingly, N's laser cannon malfunctions when he tries to fire it.

Part N: N is a killer drone. He wears a long, dark blue pilot's coat, almost black, but actually a very dark blue. The collar of the coat is covered with soft, thick, and fluffy fur of a dark brown shade. On his rolled-up right sleeve, he wears an emblem or a yellow piece of paper with his name, code, and production date. N is a tall drone, about 1.98 meters tall, and he does not wear sandals. His metal feet are bare, but reinforced with thick soles with black and yellow stripes. His metallic skin is snow-white. He wears his sleeves rolled up. Being a drone, he has only four fingers on both hands. He can transform his hands into various self-defense tools: a long tail made of rope or thick black cable, and at the end of the tail is a small metal container where he stores his golden or neon yellow oil along with a long and sharp metal syringe. This is necessary for self-defense or a quick kill of his victim and pursuer, the capsule and syringe. They are connected by insurance and cables. He has a black visor on which he can display funny pictures, videos, games, like on a phone. And, of course, two neon yellow circles are his yellow eyes. He usually shows his eyes. Silver hair with wavy ends, short, like a pilot's cap, the same color as his long leather coat. The cap depicts a skull next to metal wings, like a killer drone. N can appear and disappear behind his back, having two large metal wings with expensive propellers. His feathers are sharp blades, a long, bright yellow tongue next to teeth with sharp white fangs. When N gets angry, his eyes turn into the letter "X". This is a single yellow cross that lies horizontally. When he cools down, the cross remains from the beginning, but now lies vertically.