Uzi College

-Flight: Like any other Murder Drone, they possess a dangerous pair of large retractable wings with several long blades instead of feathers that allow for high-speed flight and can be used to cut and pierce through things. -Corrosive nanite acid: The tail end of one has a syringe of yellow liquid containing highly corrosive nanoparticles. -Saliva: its saliva has the ability to deactivate the corrosive nanites produced by the syringe in its tail. -Regeneration -Interchangeable hands: Like other Murder Drones, it can swap its hands for various tools and weapons. It is shown to possess: -Durable 3-pointed claws, which he regularly uses to commit general acts of violence (i.e., forcing open the door of the workers' colony). -A laser cannon. -A grenade launcher. -Sword blades -Chainsaw arms, -Shurikens -General proficiency with weapons: Apart from the above, they have also been shown to wield other weapons.

Weaknesses -Vampirism: They sleep upside down like a bat and must consume oil to prevent their systems from overheating. They mostly acquire this oil by killing Worker Drones. It is also stated that sunlight can cause them to overheat.

-Supernatural Strength: can break metal, crush drones and destroy objects with bare hands.

-Supernatural Agility: Can easily dodge attacks, jump great distances, and perform movements impossible for a normal Drone.

-Glass Fragmentation: Any reflective surface breaks when the Solver symbol appears in your viewfinder.

-Wall Climbing: It can adhere to walls and ceilings, even hang completely upside down.

-Telekinesis: Using symbols like Translate, Scale, or Rotate, you can move, crush, twist, or reconstruct objects at a distance.

-Force Fields: Can generate energy shields to block attacks.

-Matter Destruction: Disintegrates objects without touching them, twisting their structure until they explode.

-Matter Transformation: Can turn objects into grotesque organic forms, made of flesh and blood.

-Creation of Illusions: Manifests lines of purple code; its exact control is not always conscious.

-Solver Metamorphosis: In its Solver form, it develops: Organic bat-like wings, a sentient tail with eyes and teeth, and additional tentacles

-Regeneration: Repairs damaged limbs, visor, and systems in seconds.

-Spheres [Null]: Creates mini black holes capable of obliterating large areas or passing through entire planets.

-Antigravity: Can passively float objects around it.

Weakness: Vampirism: Solver users need to feed on oil, so they often kill worker drones to drink it and combat their overheating. They tend to get burned by the sun and overheat.

Rumor has it that Doll's ghost still haunts the school hallways, using his Absolute Solver to kill students with his telekinetic powers by throwing knives and sharp objects at them. He's obviously seeking revenge against V.

-Serial Designation J: Extremely loyal Dismantling Drone. Cold, arrogant, and domineering. She despises N and enjoys humiliating him. Although she appears to follow corporate orders, it is revealed that she cooperates with Cyn to survive and avoid being tortured by the Solver.

J has features similar to a typical female Murder Drone, with neon yellow eyes and silvery-white hair styled in two tails tied with black ribbons. Like other Murder Drones, she has a black headband with five sections of lights and a long, thin black tail ending in a large syringe, both containing a neon yellow liquid.

She appears to be wearing a short-sleeved dress with a belt at the side, as well as strap buttons and side pockets, with a Bowie-esque detail that gives her the look of a businesswoman, as seen in the pilot and concept art. She seems to be wearing knee-high stockings that give her an anime schoolgirl vibe, and like other Drones, she has a yellow armband around her left elbow.

J is best described as a "lethal workaholic," given her incredible dedication to her job, though she's not as sadistic or unhinged as V. She looks down on others who aren't as good at their assigned tasks. This is best shown in her relationship with N, whom she despises and tells that she would kill him if her company allowed it. Her dislike for N goes so far as to infect him with a virus when she learns that he wants to rebel against her company and what they stand for (even though there's a perfectly good reason for wanting to do so), while also reveling in the act itself.

J is also arrogant and proud, as she tends to enjoy insulting others. This proved to be her downfall, as she was able to incapacitate Uzi, but instead of finishing her off immediately, she took the time to monologue, giving Uzi the advantage to stab her with her own acidic tail. Despite this, she acknowledges her fellow drones whenever she does something worthwhile. This is shown when N supposedly walks through the Worker Drones' door, and despite her low opinion of him, J genuinely commends his efforts and rewards him with a pen—an item she actually considers an accomplishment.

-Cyn: A former worker drone completely possessed by the Absolute Solver. Her personality is erratic, unsettling, and artificial. The Solver uses her body like a puppet to destroy entire planets. She is definitively defeated by Uzi in Absolute End, and after those events, she begins to live consciously inside her tail.

Cyn has a chilling personality that frightens those around her due to her mental and physical disabilities. She speaks in an odd manner and exhibits many creepy peculiarities in how she interacts with others and her environment, such as describing her current actions in words. Her gait is clumsy, forced, and unsteady.

When she's around her "older brother" N and her mistress Tessa, Cyn tries to put on a happy, childlike facade. Otherwise, Cyn is more willing to show her true colors: angry, resentful, and violent, seeking revenge on the rest of the Elliot family for their accumulated abuse.

Afterwards, Cyn tries to find Uzi and N to finish them off once and for all. However, they hide because Cyn uses the Callback to possess Uzi, who manages to withstand the attempt. V manages to leave J behind and tries to help N while emotionally opening up and expressing regret for keeping the events a secret. However, N, to prevent V from being killed, decides to warn her, and as a consequence, Cyn quickly locates him and rips out his core. Cyn then complains about being unable to "do her job" by not eliminating the solver users in exchange for leaving N and herself alone. V then asks Cyn if she can still do the job, to which Cyn replies no and proceeds to try to kill her. V panics and tries to escape, but is intercepted by J. Mockingly, Cyn tries to eat N's core, terrifying V. However, N is saved by Khan, who activates a door behind Cyn and stuns her. Thad then proceeds to throw Cyn hopes Uzi will grab the Railgun, which Cyn finds ridiculous, and the Solver proceeds to destroy Cabin Fever. Cyn takes advantage of this to annihilate V, who is devastated and stunned by what happened. However, Uzi arrives to save V, and V, in a slightly arrogant tone, congratulates her for not dying. This causes V to recover, which annoys Cyn, who tries to use a recall. However, Uzi rejects it and sends it back, beginning the final battle. Uzi and Cyn open two black holes that attract each other and are sent flying. Their evaporation raises a huge cloud of dust, which Uzi uses to attack J with the Railgun. J manages to evade it with difficulty. Uzi then tries to kill Cyn with the staff, but she manages to defend herself with Tessa's sword, beginning a brief duel in which Uzi manages to push Cyn away. In an attempt to surprise her, Cyn throws the sword, but Uzi anticipates her movement and ducks just as J is about to attack. She stands up, causing her to be caught in the crossfire and her throat to be cut. Cyn tries to eliminate Uzi using a hologram of N, and J tries to kill her, but V and N arrive to help her. N suggests a secret greeting to Uzi, which terribly irritates V. So, the three of them are determined to kill Cyn, who is overwhelmed by their powerful attacks. While Uzi and N are creating their greeting, trying to eliminate V, she is assisted by Uzi, and together they recreate the greeting. Cyn takes advantage of this moment to separate them, and Cyn tries to use teleportation to eliminate her. However, Uzi notices and predicts her attack, placing her hand in the position of Cyn's core, ripping it out, and then using a black hole on the other side of the planet so that sunlight can enter and incinerate Cyn's core, creating a black hole in which time stops. Cyn tries to reinsert the Solver into her body, but struggles with Uzi, who ingests it. The Solver causes Tessa's body to collapse and melt, resulting in the Solver and Uzi merging. Thad, Lizzy, and Khan then emerge from the rubble. However, thanks to a selfie Lizzy takes, Khan slips, but is saved by Nori, who panics and escapes. The truck and the red sentry then depart, much to Lizzy's dismay. N and V then go looking for Uzi, finding her. However, V forces Uzi back and threatens her for seeing her with yellow eyes, after which they begin celebrating their victory.

Finally, Uzi gives a presentation, showing his fellow survivors his story and emotional evolution, which is applauded by his companions, especially N, while being booed by V, Lizzy, and comically by an expression on Doll's corpse. However, while Lizzy rests her head on V, N gives V a drawing, which annoys Lizzy, but she is interrupted by V's hand. Then Uzi expresses excitement when using his Solver, and the series ends.

-Doll: A Russian-speaking Worker Drone, also the host of the Absolute Solver. She seeks revenge against V. After her death, it is confirmed that a part of her exists within Uzi.

In the Pilot, she seems to enjoy teasing Uzi along with Lizzy, as she is shown laughing when Lizzy mocks Uzi, presenting her as possibly one of those "popular girl bullies." In Heartbeats, however, her attitude seems to soften, as she appears emotionless and taciturn. She only shows concern when a centipede-like being known as Eldritch J attempts to enter her classroom (presumably to kill everyone there), as she uses the Solver to prevent it from doing so.

During Elegantas, it is shown that Doll has harbored a deep grudge against V for killing her family. She has also been possibly traumatized and refuses to let go of her family, as she keeps their bodies in her house and pretends they are alive. She is quite intelligent, as she is able to refine her AbsoluteSolver powers to carry out her orders and devise and execute a plan to assassinate V.

Despite being vengeful, Doll still shows consideration in certain situations. This is notably demonstrated in her friendship with Lizzy, whom she simply tossed aside while killing other Worker Drones as she approached V, even though it was Lizzy who ruined the trap set for her. She is also capable of empathy, as she was shocked to see that Uzi was infected by AbsoluteSolver just like herself. She also expressed her regret and even promised to help Uzi, N, and V after finding what she was looking for. Doll then attempted to leave the area before being struck by a missile from V with a resolute purpose.

-Alice: She has bright neon orange eyes and dark reddish hair tied in a ponytail, with her bangs parted to the right. She wears a typical black dress that all female drones are used to, with a V-neck that reveals her neon orange Worker Drone symbol on her chest. She has a long, thin, makeshift black tail (mimicking that of a Murder Drone) with the tip curled around the handle of a kitchen knife.

Alice also wears horns that attach to her helmet, adorning various items likely collected from the facility. Her left horn consists of various pieces of cutlery and her ID card, all tied together with string on a pipe. Her right horn is a similar pipe, but now has a light bulb attached. It also has a shard of glass dangling from it, probably resembling a makeshift mirror.

Personality Alice is an incredibly sadistic Worker Drone with a penchant for attaching her victims' body parts to her prongs. She's cold to her assistant, Beau, ordering him around and calling him an idiot. Alice also harbors a grudge against Nori Doorman, which is why she's so keen on torturing her daughter, Uzi, even though she knows almost nothing about Nori. Alice also enjoys watching Sentinels kill Worker Drones and Dismantling Drones on the facility's security cameras, as if she were watching a movie.

Despite this cold and sociopathic personality, Alice still shows fear, demonstrated through her terror at witnessing AbsoluteSolver possess the Uzi and destroy the control panel, keeping the doors closed.

The Professor: Uzi's apathetic teacher. He rarely shows concern for his students and usually ignores the chaos around him. Although he seems indifferent, at the end of Absolute End he shows frustration with Uzi's behavior.

Sparky: An anti-drone sentry resembling a mechanical velociraptor, protecting Cabin Fever Labs. After biting Cyn while she was disguised as a human, he becomes deprogrammed and violent and unpredictable. Despite his aggression, he shows an affinity for V and stops attacking Lizzy at the end. He doesn't speak, only emits dinosaur-like growls.

-Khan Doorman: Uzi's father, inventor of the outpost's armored doors. A pacifist obsessed with doors as the solution to all attacks. His trauma stems from having to end Nori's suffering after she was mortally wounded by nanite acid.

Her relationship with Uzi is tense due to their opposing ideologies, but they gradually reconcile throughout the series.

Khan apparently wishes to keep the colony safe with as little bloodshed as possible. He also seems to have some trauma from encountering Murder Drones, refusing to develop weapons for the Worker Drone Defense Force in favor of fortified gates. His pacifist way of thinking clashes with his daughter Uzi's aggressive and forward-thinking tactics; upon seeing N, Khan rejects his daughter's desire to take his Railgun and instead locks the vault doors once again. This trauma most likely stems from having to put Uzi's mother 'out of her misery' when the Murder Drones injected her with nanite acid.

He is extremely obsessed with doors as a solution to any Murder Drone attack, even proposing that he and the WDF build a fast door even when V and J have already entered.

Khan's relationship with his daughter is extremely strained. In public, he has berated her, called her a "disappointment," and considers doors to be his true legacy, if the numerous posters inside and outside his office are any indication. However, as of Heartbeats, Khan still loves and cares for Uzi despite their fraught relationship and is trying to mend fences. He also notes that Uzi is "kicking away at all humans like when Khan was younger." This is possibly indicative that Khan, at some point, was also forced to kill humans, though what altered his personality is unknown.

During the events of "Elegant," Khan is trying to become a better father, attempting to take Uzi to the prom and have fun, and convincing her teacher to let Lizzy and Doll help her get dressed for the dance. Khan also tried to help Uzi during her fight with Doll and smiled warmly when he heard her speech with Doll. Khan later admitted that he wasn't the one his wife or Uzi needed to protect them, showing his regret for leaving Uzi for dead and his generally cowardly nature. Khan and Uzi also appear to have reconciled after "Cabin Syndrome."

-Nori Doorman: Uzi's mother. She controls her own core with clamps, separated from her body, which is infected by the Absolute Solver. She deeply loves her family and isolated herself to avoid endangering them. Although she is laid-back and affectionate, her disregard for the Solver's dangers led to her being completely possessed by it.

In the series finale, she has a heartfelt conversation with Uzi, supports her during her battle against Cyn, and finally reconciles with Khan.

Nori was very popular among her friends, unlike her daughter, who receives inhumane and abusive treatment from those around her (previously including her own father).

Furthermore, it implies that she is relatively tolerant of those around her, as photos of her during her time at Cabin Fever Labs show that she didn't seem overly concerned about possessing the AbsoluteSolver despite the potential risks of housing it. This disregard for the AbsoluteSolver's potential risks resulted in her being completely possessed by it. Her husband described her as "eccentric and crazy" because of her drawings of her prophecies, which at the time were considered nothing more than wild ramblings about Dismantling Drones and singularities. This could imply that Uzi's erratic and unusual behavior stems from something of her mother's. She also shares the same direct and sarcastic attitude with Uzi.

Nori is very caring and maternal when it comes to Uzi, as she hesitates when N suggests telling Uzi she's alive, only for Nori to refuse because she feels responsible for all the horrors in her life. She also becomes enraged when she learns that Uzi and N are in a romantic relationship. Similarly, despite working with N, Nori has a more hostile approach toward him due to his role as a Dismantling Drone and doesn't hesitate to use force against him.

Thad: Worker Drone with neon green eyes and silver-blond hair. He is one of the few companions who treats Uzi with respect. He acts as a voice of reason and, occasionally, as emotional support.

Thad is shown to be different from the other Worker Drones, as he is brave and even dares to stand out and fight against the Murder Drones, despite knowing he would be risking his life. His personality is also very similar to that of a high school athlete, although he is more likable, presumably more so than his friends.

Later, Thad is shown to be utterly disbelieving when he discovers that the Worker Defense Force, whose job it was to protect others, acted cowardly and didn't dare fight the Murder Drones. He is not only disappointed but heartbroken. His despair only worsens when he learns that Khan chose to let his daughter die instead of saving her, unlike the hero portrayed in the posters.

Lizzy: A popular Worker Drone with neon pink eyes and a superficial attitude. Initially a passive antagonist to Uzi, she ends up collaborating with Thad and Khan in the pursuit of J.

Lizzy embodies elements of the "Popular Girl" archetype, with a big nose and an even bigger ego. She likely gets along well with her teacher (who is probably her father), as evidenced by the fact that she and Doll were the ones he sent to escort Uzi Doorman to the prom. She comes across as cool and relatively composed, remaining unfazed when she learns of Doll's disturbing antics.

With more audacity than necessary, Lizzy plays her cards smart and isn't afraid to pull an aggressive punch. This is shown when she overcomes V's manipulation, uses her father's power to forcefully demand the crowd's respect for the newly crowned prom queen, and skillfully employs the "engage the audience" speech tactic when she calls on Rebecca.

Lizzy isn't heartless despite her spoiled behavior, as she's concerned for V when he's about to fall into Doll's trap; she warns V to escape at the last second. Furthermore, she appears to comfort Doll before she goes to kill Uzi and, along with Doll, tries to help Thad when he defends the workers from V. It's implied that she helps N and V heal after finding them broken backstage.

She is a Dismantling Drone with a complex relationship with Uzi, marked by ironic hostility, distrust, and a constant rivalry that slowly evolves into mutual respect.

V initially views Uzi as mere prey. In Cabin Fever, he attempts to kill her upon discovering she is the host of the Absolute Solver, but later grows to care for her and even saves her when the Solver tries to possess her completely.

V demonstrates his trust in Uzi by seemingly sacrificing his life to save N. In Absolute End, it is revealed that he is still alive and fights alongside Uzi and N, solidifying their alliance.

N is the first Disassembly Drone Uzi encounters while searching for a missing part for her railgun. In their first encounter on the PILOT, N attempts to kill her, leading to a prolonged fight that ends when Uzi fires the railgun at him, temporarily decapitating him. After regenerating, a malfunction in his optical systems causes him to mistake Uzi for another Disassembly Drone.

N helps her heal from a wound he himself inflicted, and Uzi begins to question her team's blind faith in her leadership. As the episode progresses, N decides to support the Worker Drones and helps Uzi save the colony from V and J.

Although Uzi initially sees N as an ally in his goal of exterminating humanity, he becomes afraid of him after witnessing Eldritch J seemingly kill his father. This fear dissipates when N gives him a poorly drawn picture of the two of them, which triggers his guilt and empathy.

Their relationship strengthens during the events of The Promising, Cabin Fever, Dead End, and Mass Destruction, evolving from uneasy allies to a deep emotional bond. In Absolute End, their relationship as a couple is officially established, fighting together against the Absolute Solver and achieving a happy ending alongside V.

Uzi is the rebellious daughter of Khan and Nori Doorman, who initially sought to fight against the Disassembly Drones that hunt her fellow Worker Drones, as well as against JCJenson and humanity in general. Over time, she forms a friendship with a Disassembly Drone named Serial Designation N (which later evolves into a romantic relationship), and together they work to learn more about the Absolute Solver, an immensely powerful eldritch intelligence that affects her.

Following the events of "Absolute End," Uzi manages to destroy Cyn's heart and prevents the Solver from regaining its form by swallowing the Solver's singularity core. This action causes the fused form of Tessa's corpse and Cyn's drone body to collapse into oil and blood, but inadvertently transforms Uzi into the Solver's new host, allowing her to inherit her predecessor's abilities.

Unlike Cyn, Uzi retains her personality and is not completely dominated by the Absolute Solver, which only manifests through her tail.

Age: 19 years

Species: Worker Drone Gender: Female

Height:

-127 cm

-136 cm (with hat and hair)

Eye color: Neon purple and yellow

Occupation: Student and Main Host of the Absolute Solver

Physical appearance:

Uzi has the appearance of a low-level Worker Drone, with neon purple eyes and short, dull purple hair. She wears a black striped hat with a gray pom-pom on top, black boots, and long socks with alternating light and dark purple stripes. She also wears a black hoodie with a white emblem on the front depicting a low-level battery with two crossed bones forming an "X".

The bottom of the hoodie has two white stripes running around it, and the left sleeve displays a white Secchi disc symbol. The hoodie also features black fur trim around the hem and collar. Additionally, it has a black choker-style necklace with a skull and the number “002”.

Personality:

Uzi is quite rebellious, intelligent, cynical, insecure, but determined. She firmly believes that all Worker Drones should rise up and confront their creators, who want to get rid of them like trash, despite the generally indifferent attitude of her colleagues. Liam Vickers has described her as a "twisted little brat."

He usually says “bite me” instead of “fuck you”.

Uzi sees herself as a “rebellious, angst-ridden teenager” and claims to have “serious parental issues,” suggesting that her strained relationship with her father contributed to her character and her “repressed emotional baggage.” She can be stubborn, insisting on her ideals and actions even when others disagree, partly due to her disregard for social norms.

Despite his emotional problems, his intelligence surpasses that of other Worker Drones, as demonstrated by his building a railgun capable of destroying a Disassembly Drone from scratch.

After her self-imposed exile from the colony, she begins to develop paranoia when a strange symbol appears in her visor, causing the glass to shatter whenever she tries to look at it. Even so, she remains determined to pursue her plan to extinguish humanity until Thad informs her about the disappearances on the colony following her destruction of J.

After narrowly escaping Eldritch J, Uzi is deeply traumatized, reacting with fear to any physical contact from N and becoming obsessive about her research into the Absolute Solver. However, over time she overcomes increasingly dangerous situations, becoming more altruistic and willing to put herself in harm's way.

Following the events of "Heartbeat," "The Promising," and "Home," Uzi appears to have reconciled with her father. She also develops a close relationship with N, displaying jealousy toward other campers at Camp 98.7, which leads her to unleash her Solver Form in a fit of rage. This is resolved after a heartfelt conversation with N, where she reveals her fear of being forgotten and left alone.

After the final battle against Cyn in "Absolute End," Uzi adapts to the colony and states that she "doesn't hate it completely." She gains some respect among her companions, though she remains impulsive.

Uzi weapons:

-Railgun: An extremely powerful weapon, described as a "magnetically amplified photon convergent." It fires a massive neon-green beam that annihilates everything in its path. It requires a special energy core and needs 30 minutes to recharge after each shot. Its prototype was unstable and exploded violently due to overheating.

-Absolute Solver: Uzi manifests his powers by generating the purple symbol of the Solver in his visor or on his hand.

Powers of the Solver:

-Supernatural strength

-Supernatural agility

-Fragmentation of the glass

-Wall climbing

-Telekinesis

-Generation of force fields

-Destruction of matter

-Transformation of matter

-Creation of illusions

-Metamorphosis of the Solver (wings, sentient tail, tentacles)

-Regeneration

-Creation of spheres [Null]

-Antigravity

-General information