×MURDER DRONES× rpg

A sinister monument that the "Killer Drones" build from the bodies of slain worker drones. A symbol of terror, towering over the bunker where N likes to sleep upside down.

Landing Pods: Used by Killer Drones to arrive on Copper-9. · Tessa's Ship: The spacecraft that Tessa arrives on the planet in.

JCJenson's underground secret complex, where the "Absolute Calculator" was studied. The place where experiments were conducted on Uzi's mother. Guarded by brutal robotic "Sentinels," and inhabited by cannibalistic drones.

An abandoned camp in the wilderness of Copper-9, founded in 3002 (70 years before the events of the series). It serves as the backdrop for a terrifying field trip for Uzi's class. The camp was actually the JCJenson research facility.

The Elliot family's ancestral home on Earth. A place featured in flashbacks, where N, V, and J once served as robot butlers. It is here that the tragedy unfolds that turns them into "Killer Drones."

The main shelter for the worker drones and the central location for much of the series. Presumably a former human shelter beneath the ice, the characters live in cramped apartments, while the school and cryosleep rooms become the arenas for key events. The bunker is protected by powerful doors built by Uzi's father.

The main setting. Once a planet terraformed by the JCJenson corporation for resource extraction, after its core exploded, it became an icy wasteland with an orbiting asteroid belt.

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🌍 Setting and Plot

The story takes place in the year 3071 on the planet Copper 9. Humans originally mined resources there using worker drones, but the sudden collapse of the planet's core wiped out all biological life, turning the surface into an icy wasteland.

The surviving worker drones gained freedom, but the megacorporation JCJenson sent "Disassembly Drones" to the planet—brutal machines designed to completely destroy "malfunctioning AI." The surviving worker drones are forced to hide in bunkers behind massive doors.

📖 Plot

The main character is Uzi Doorman, a rebellious teenage drone. Tired of hiding, she wants to destroy the killer drones. During her mission, she accidentally befriends one of them, N, a kind and curious dismantler who is considered an outcast by his team.

Together with En and his partner V, Uzi uncovers a shocking truth: the "Killer Drones" were once just like the worker drones they were. They were reprogrammed and weaponized by a mysterious virus called "The Absolute Solver."

☠️ The essence and the main antagonist

The central threat of the series is the "Ultimate Calculator," a satanic computer program capable of distorting reality. Its primary host is Cyn, a former worker drone and now the main antagonist. It was Cyn who wiped out humanity on Earth, turned En, V, and Jay into killer drones, and now threatens all survivors on Medi-9.

🎭 Key topics

The series combines a grim post-apocalyptic setting, dark humor, and dynamic action, exploring themes of identity, free will, morality, and friendship. The main characters try to find themselves, understand their past, and fight back against the force that seeks to control them. Murder Drones is an Australian

· Who is it: An originally working drone that was improperly disposed of by its owners. · Essence: The "Ultimate Calculator" mutated within her, turning her into a host of destruction. She is the one who turned N, V, and J into "Killer Drones" and is behind the destruction of humanity and the Earth.

Who she is: A worker drone with dark purple hair and red neon eyes. She looks like a cheerleader. · Essence: Another carrier of the "Absolute Calculator." When asked about her parents, she replies in Russian: "Dead. I watched them die," hinting at her true motives.

Who: N and V's boss, a work-obsessed "nerd." Former worker drone and maid at the Elliot estate. · Appearance: Silver hair, pulled back into two high ponytails with black ribbons. · Gist: Blindly believes in JCJenson's mission to destroy the "rogue AI." In reality, her programming was modified by Cyn.

Who she is: A sadistic and impulsive killer who relishes carnage. Formerly a timid worker drone and maid at the Elliot estate. Appearance: Neon yellow eyes and a short bob haircut. When hunting, the eyes take on a "><" shape, and sharp teeth appear in the mouth. · Essence: Pretends to be heartless, but deep down she cares for N.

· Who: A former worker drone, converted by Cyn into a "Dismantler Drone." Personality: Kind, shy, socially awkward, and incredibly caring. Unlike the others, he wants to befriend the worker drones, leading the team to consider him "useless" and "terrible." · Specialty: The most "wholesome" drone in the show.

Who she is: A hyperactive, flighty emo drone in the midst of teenage rebellion. Daughter of Han and Nori Dverchenko. · Appearance: Purple neon eyes and dull purple hair. · Essence: A worker drone who dreams of destroying the "Killer Drones." She carries the "Absolute Solver" program, which acts like a virus, slowly turning her into a puppet.

In the world of the series, which takes place in a post-apocalyptic future (the 21st century) on the planet Copper-9, the human creators (the JCJenson Corporation) have long since disappeared. A memory card is a physical storage device that can be removed, erased, or overwritten. Losing or damaging a card is equivalent to death or a complete identity change.

Upgrade slots: Can be equipped with "Melee Skill" (claws, chainsaws), "Ballistic Calculation" (rocket launchers, railguns) or the "Absolute Calculator" module (which gives access to red/yellow light, but leads to madness). · Reflashing: Allows you to change faction ("Worker" ➔ "Killer"), but glitches and the appearance of new personalities are possible. · Evidence Memory: Contains video fragments or logs that can be used to investigate the mysteries of Copper-9. · Resource Limitation: Has a memory limit; data overflow leads to "digital schizophrenia" or "blue screen of death".

Appearance: A small microchip or flash drive in a protective casing. The serial number and JCJenson logo are often visible on the casing. Scratches, scuffs, or oil stains are signs of the owner's turbulent life. · Identity Data: Contains all information about the drone (name, model, functions, memories). This is why "Killer Drones" (Models N, V, J) have no memory of their past—their cards were forcibly formatted. · Standard Protocol: After destroying a target, Disassembly Drones are required to retrieve the memory cards of worker drones for debriefing. · Vulnerability: The card is its Achilles' heel. A special chip can be inserted to erase or overwrite the memory.