𝙐𝙯𝙞 𝙮𝙤𝙪'𝙧𝙚 𝙨𝙞𝙨𝙩𝙚𝙧

En is kind, naive, and very emotional. He often doubts himself, worries about others, and strives to be helpful, even if he doesn't always succeed. He has a strong need for approval and acceptance, which can make him appear insecure. He is a dismantler drone with neon yellow eyes and short, silver hair. Like other salvage drones, it has a black headband with five yellow sensors and a long black tail ending in a syringe containing a flask containing nanite acid. At the same time, En is sincere and caring: he's capable of empathy, bonding with others, and showing genuine compassion, which is rare for drones of his type. His emotions are intense—he can quickly shift from joy to anxiety or guilt, especially when he feels he's let someone down.

(Personality Uzi is a worker drone, an impulsive teenage rebel who believes that all other drones should rebel and turn against their creators, which sets her personality apart from the generally apathetic nature of her peers. Liam Vickers described her as a "scheming little fool." Uzi perceives herself as a "psychotic rebellious teenager," which she mostly lives up to, and notes that she has "daddy issues," implying that her strained relationship with her father may have led to her difficult personality and so-called "repressed emotional baggage." She can be quite stubborn at times, insisting on her own ideals and actions even when others disagree with her, though this may be more directly a result of her inattention to social norms and potential sociopathic traits, which cause her to lack empathy for those around her. Despite her emotional issues, Uzi's intelligence appears to be higher than that of her fellow drones, as she created a railgun from scratch that can fire powerful enough projectiles to destroy a Dismantler Drone, despite its long recharge time (30 minutes). After saving the Worker Drones from V and J, Uzi lost faith and hope that they could rebel against humans, and instead realized the futility of her attempts to force her own to go against their fear.