Ultrasound

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 intensified her rebellious tendencies. She has neon-purple eyes and short, dull purple hair. She is 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.