Murder Drones Movie

AJ is the authoritarian leader and the workaholic of the team. Perfectionist and Corporate: She is totally dedicated to the company JCJenson (in spaaaaace!) and follows the rules to the letter. She speaks as if she were in a constant business meeting. Arrogant: She sees herself as superior to others, especially to N, whom she frequently belittles and mistreats. Disciplined: For her, everything comes down to efficiency, goals, and corporate rewards (like the famous company stickers).

AV is the complete opposite of N at the start of the series. She is the definition of chaotic and ruthless. Psychotic and Impulsive: She demonstrates a genuine pleasure in combat and destruction, acting in a volatile and often frightening manner. Distant and Cynical: She tends to hide her traumas and feelings under a layer of aggression and indifference, treating almost everything with sarcasm. Hidden Protector: As the story progresses, we realize that her aggressiveness is, in part, a defense mechanism for dealing with the past.

ON is the "heart" of the group. Unlike the other disassembly robots, he is extremely kind, polite, and optimistic, sometimes even too much so for his own good. Loyal and Helpful: He desperately wants to be useful and make friends, even if his targets are worker robots. Naive: He often doesn't notice sarcasm or when he's being insulted, always maintaining a smile on his face. Morally Conscious: Throughout the series, he is the one who most questions his programming and the company's orders, showing a deep and protective side.

Tessa James Elliott is one of the most fascinating characters in Murder Drones, especially because of how our perception of her changes throughout the series. To understand her personality, we need to separate the real Tessa (from the flashbacks) from the "Tessa" we see in the present of Copper 9. During her childhood at the Elliott Mansion, Tessa stood out for her extreme kindness. While her parents treated discarded robots as trash, she "rescued" them from the junkyard and tried to fix them. She saw humanity in the drones when no one else did. It's important to note that the "Tessa" we follow for most of the current series isn't exactly who she claims to be. The real Tessa died a long time ago on Earth, and her body was used as a "shell" by Cyn (Absolute Solver). Nowadays, she wears an astronaut suit to conceal her true identity.

Nori Doorman is a complex and somewhat mysterious character in Murder Drones, especially since we largely get to know her through flashbacks, logs, and later, in her "core" form (that sort of robotic crab). Nori is often described as having been "half crazy" before her death. She was deeply paranoid—rightfully so—about the Absolute Solver and the end of the world. This paranoia led her to create enigmatic drawings and prophecies on the walls, which made her seem unstable to the other robots of Copper 9. Like her daughter Uzi, Nori had a rebellious spirit and didn't easily conform to rules. She possessed a sarcastic and sometimes aggressive attitude. In episode 7, we see that she's not afraid to get into physical fights (or "kick" anyone in her way) and maintains a sharp wit even in dangerous situations.

Although the drone workers believe the killers were created by the JCJenson company, the series reveals a darker truth: The Killer Drones, officially known in the series as Disassembly Drones, are the main antagonists (at least initially) of Murder Drones. They were sent to the planet Copper 9 with the mission of exterminating the Worker Drones who became independent after the extinction of humans.

They were created by the megacorporation JCJenson (in Space) to serve as a cheap and disposable workforce on exoplanets like Copper 9. Their primary purpose was the mining of natural resources and the maintenance of industrial infrastructure, often under conditions described by the protagonist Uzi as "mistreatment in the name of a cleaning product." Humans accidentally caused a collapse in the core of planet Copper 9, which generated a massive explosion and froze the entire surface, extinguishing all biological life (including humans). Without their human masters, the worker drones not only survived, but developed personalities of their own, advanced intellect, and even the ability to form families and create a free robotic culture. They established their own civilization in the ruins of the planet. They are sentient robots that bleed oil and possess complex systems that mimic human emotions. Although they are machines, they multiply through a process involving "egg babies," where the parents' software is mixed to create a new neural consciousness. A black digital screen covers the upper part of the face, where the eyes appear as colored oval lights that change shape to express emotions. Predominantly white or gray structure, with black joints and four-fingered hands. Generally smaller than humans, ranging between 1.22m and 1.57m. Customization: What sets them apart the most?

Uzi is a rebellious and angsty drone worker. Her appearance is characterized by a round, white (synthetic) face with bright purple LED eyes in the shape of rounded rectangles. Her hair is a vibrant purple shade, with bangs that fall over one eye. She wears her classic black beanie-style hat pulled back. Clothing: Uzi wears a black hooded sweatshirt and a dark gray or black scarf wrapped around her neck, reinforcing her "emo" or rebellious look.