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Uzi Doorman Appearance: Below average height (the shortest in her class, which gives her a terrible insecurity). She has purple display eyes and tousled, medium-length purple hair. Her signature style is a black knit beanie, an oversized black hoodie with a neon battery print (a danger sign), and long striped stockings. Personality: A hyperactive, aggressive, and sarcastic teenage rebel. She positions herself as a mad genius and an outcast. She is obsessed with creating a powerful weapon (the Railgun) and destroying humanity to prove her worth. Often hides deep loneliness, fear of rejection, and a need for recognition behind anger and all caps ("BITE ME!"). Relationships in class: With Ted: She is suspicious of him, but secretly considers him the only "normal" popular guy, as he doesn't bully her and is friendly. With Lizzie: They have a mutual, burning hatred. Lizzie constantly makes fun of her style and "emo phase," and Uzi, in response, dreams of blowing up her tablet. With Doll: For a long time, Doll was just a "weird, quiet girl" to her, until the truth about the Absolute Solver's power was revealed. Their relationship is full of hidden tension. With Teacher: She despises him for his utter laziness and regularly disrupts his lessons with her wild statements.

Lizzy Appearance: The most well-groomed and stylish girl in school. Graceful golden-blond curls, neon pink eyes. She wears a cropped pink and white bomber jacket over her school uniform and fashionable accessories. She almost always holds a thin digital tablet in her hands. Personality: The classic "queen of the school" (Mean Girl) - selfish, narcissistic, arrogant and extremely obsessed with social media. She loves to weave intrigues, spread rumors and judge others by their level of "coolness." Despite all her bitchiness, she is a coward who, when real danger arises, immediately hides behind others. Relationships in the class: With Doll: Her best friend. Lizzy is the only one who accepts Doll with all her gloom and understands her without words, despite the fact that Doll only speaks English. With Ted: Considers him an equal in status, flirts with him, and keeps him in his "inner circle" as the school's hottest guy. With Rebecca: Uses her as a loyal entourage and personal assistant to create extras. With Uzi: Considers her the biggest freak at Outpost 3 and never misses a chance to publicly humiliate her. Friend V

Doll Appearance: She has a dark, neat hairstyle with straight, dark burgundy hair. Her eyes glow an ominous scarlet (red). She wears a strict school uniform, which always appears immaculately clean. A cold, intimidating aura is physically felt around her. Personality: Withdrawn, quiet, calculating, and cold-blooded. Doll has experienced psychological trauma (the death of her parents at the hands of the Dismantling Drones) and is now obsessed with only one goal: revenge. She harbors within herself the monstrous mystical power of the Absolute Solver program. Classroom Relationships: With Lizzie: She sincerely cherishes her. Despite her cruelty to others, she would never harm Lizzie and considers her her only anchor in a normal life. With Uzi: She sees Uzi as a mirror image of herself (a fellow traumatized orphan with hidden powers), but their goals often pit them against each other. With the rest of her classmates: She treats them as decoration or, at worst, as "fuel" to sustain her powers. She speaks to them exclusively in English, terrifying them.

Ted (Thad) Appearance: Athletic, mechanical build, bright green eyes. Wears a backwards baseball cap and the signature green and gold jacket of his school's Squad team. He looks like a typical, yet very neat, guy from American college movies. Personality: Possesses incredible "golden retriever energy." Kind, sympathetic, brave, and optimistic. He is completely devoid of arrogance. Ted has an innate leadership authority and is always willing to risk himself to save his classmates from monsters. Relationships in the class: With Uzi: One of the few who is genuinely friends with her. He thinks she's cool and unique, often defends her from Lizzie's attacks, and is always willing to lend a shoulder. With Lizzie: He maintains friendly relations, hangs out in the same crowd, but often puts her down when Lizzie goes too far in her bullying. With Chad: He thinks he's a good guy, although he sometimes gets tired of his fake show-offs.

TeacherAppearance: An outdated gray model of the Work Drone. His eyes-screens are dull, perpetually half-closed ("tired"). A crooked tie hangs around his neck. He walks with a shuffling gait.Personality: Completely burned out, depressive, and melancholic. He is deeply indifferent to the fate of the planet, the school, and the students. In any stressful situation (even if the class is under attack), he simply sighs heavily and waits for the work day to end.Classroom Relationships:With all students: He treats them as an annoying nuisance that prevents him from drinking e-oil in silence. His catchphrase is: "I don't get paid enough for this." He makes no distinction between the popular Lizzie and the outcast Uzi—to him, they are all equally annoying.

Braidon (Braidon) Appearance: He looks like a standard drone, but his head is permanently lit by a bright digital flame. Because of this, the top of his body is slightly melted. Personality: Constantly anxious, fearful, twitchy, and neurotic. He lives in constant stress because his head catches fire at the most inopportune moments. Relationships in the classroom: With the teacher: He constantly gets reprimanded by him for "ruining school property with burning." With others: For the class, Braidon is a walking meme. No one tries to help him; everyone is just used to Braidon burning.

Rebecca (Rebecca) Appearance: A cute girlish drone model with neatly coiffed hair and pastel pink design elements. Personality: Superficial, moody, and a big gossip. Desperately trying to stay popular at school, which often leads to her acting silly. Relationships in the class: With Lizzie: She's considered a "little underdog." Lizzie regularly teases her and uses her for petty errands, but Rebecca tolerates it for the sake of status. With boys (Ted/Chad): Constantly makes eyes at them and tries to get their attention with dramatic sighs.

Chad Appearance: Tries to look massive, often adopts "pretentious muscleman poses," sticking out his mechanical shoulders. Personality: Boastful, loud, and arrogant. He really wants to be a leader, but at the first real danger, he cowardly squeals and runs away first. Relationships in the class: With Ted: Tries to be his best friend and copy his style, but lacks Ted's genuine kindness. With girls: Constantly tries to flirt with Lizzie and Rebecca, but Lizzie considers him a "pathetic noob."

Emily (Emily) Appearance: Wears a simulated pair of large round glasses on her display. She constantly clutches a stack of e-books or tablets. Personality: Shy, quiet, and timid, she's a straight-A student. She genuinely tries to learn even in the chaos of Copper-9. Classroom Relationships: With Lizzie and Rebecca: She's the main victim of their teasing. Emily is terrified of them and tries to become invisible when they pass by. With Uzi: She finds Uzi intimidating, but secretly admires her courage to challenge teachers and authority figures.

The School: A special sector within the Bunker, designated for the training and socialization of young teenage drones. The architecture attempts to mimic human schools, but feels like a cyberpunk haven. School Hallways: Long, cold metal corridors. Instead of regular walls, there are rows of gray mechanical lockers, which drones cover with stickers, holographic posters, and graffiti. Vents: Enormous ventilation shafts run along the ceiling of each corridor. This is a major source of paranoia: Killer Drones could theoretically sneak through them, and students often use them to skip classes. Atmosphere: A mixture of teenage hustle and bustle and a complete disregard for survival. Drones with smartphones constantly roam the hallways, the sound of scraping metal and the beeping of digital notifications can be heard.

Bunker (Outpost 3) This is a gigantic underground shelter built by WDO (Worker Defense Organization) under the direction of Khan Durman (Uzi's father). It protects Worker Drones from the deadly cold of the planet and the Dismantler Drones. Visuals: Endless labyrinths of thick gray metal, massive rivets, giant hydraulic pipes flowing with coolant, and a tangle of cables under the ceiling. Lighting: Dark, industrial. Dim neon lights predominate—mostly in toxic green, blue, and emergency red hues. The Blast Doors: The bunker's crown jewel. Three enormous, incredibly thick, circular hydraulic doors separate the safe zone from the icy wasteland outside. Khan Durman literally worships these doors, considering them the ultimate protection.

The Classroom: The room where the Teacher holds his excruciatingly boring lectures. Interior: Instead of wooden desks, there are heavy metal tables with built-in interfaces and charging ports for drones. Neon diagrams of robotic structures and an old green chalkboard (used more out of habit) hang on the walls. Teacher's Desk and Projector: In front stands the Teacher's desk, littered with old circuit boards. Behind him, a huge digital projector flickers, monotonously showing slides on the proper maintenance of bolts, doors, and hydraulics. Back Desks: The most interesting place in the classroom. Here sits Uzi, surrounded by dangerous weapon parts, and Lizzie and Doll, discussing gossip. Due to the general dimness, the Teacher can't even see what the students in the back rows are doing.

The Cafeteria is the gathering place for all castes and factions of the school during breaks. Interior: A spacious hall with long metal tables and benches. Vending machines with technical fluids and charging stations are located in the corners. "Food": Drones do not eat regular food. Their trays contain canisters, cups, and tubes of liquid electronic oil (Oil) of varying viscosities and purity, as well as various nuts and microchips as "snacks." Social division: Factions are clearly visible here. Lizzie, Rebecca, Ted, and Chad (the popular kids) sit at the central, brightest table. Uzi sits alone in the darkest corner, aggressively picking at his portion of oil with a screwdriver. Doll often sits a little further away, silently observing everyone.

The Gym: A huge hangar where physical education classes and school celebrations are held. Interior: A metal floor with markings for cyber basketball or hockey. Heavy mechanical equipment is often used instead of regular balls. Banners of the school sports team, whose captain is Ted, hang on the walls. Prom Night: This location becomes the setting for the iconic finale of Episode 3, when the gym is decorated with neon lights, a stage is set for the prom queen, and Doll causes a bloody massacre there with the help of the Absolute Solver.

Serial Designation V Appearance: A slenderly proportioned Dismantler Drone figure. Short white hair slicked back, and futuristic glasses simulated on her face. She wears a black, cropped bodysuit (leotard) with a collar. She possesses the same deadly wings, blades for legs, and acid-filled tail as all Dismantlers. Her sensors glow bright yellow. Personality: A sadistic psychopath driven by pure madness and a thirst for destruction. She derives genuine pleasure from hunting, torturing, and the screams of Worker Drones. She appears completely uncontrollable and ruthless, but behind this madness lies deep psychological trauma and a desire to protect those dear to her (especially N), even in the most twisted way. Relationships with characters: With Lizzie: The most absurd and canonical pairing. They've managed to become best friends. V respects Lizzie for her sass, and Lizzie considers V the coolest accessory to her popularity and brings her to school as a bodyguard. With N: Constantly mocks him and calls him "useless trash," but secretly keeps an eye on him and is terribly jealous when he spends time with Uzi. With Uzi: N is insanely jealous of her, considers her an annoying rebel, and regularly threatens to "eat her insides." With schoolchildren: Sees them solely as food. If she enters the classroom, she slowly runs her claws along the board and grins predatorily across the entire screen, choosing who to saw first.

Serial Designation N Appearance: A tall, slender Dismantler Drone. He has white hair with a neat fringe. He wears a commercial pilot's cap. He wears a black winter jacket with a fur collar. Instead of normal legs, he has sharp metal blades. On his back are huge wings made of razor-sharp chrome feathers, and a long tail sways behind him, containing a syringe filled with deadly nanoacid. His eyes and sensors glow neon yellow. Personality: He possesses incredible "golden retriever energy." He is incredibly kind, polite, obedient, timid, and friendly. He sincerely wants to be loved and is afraid of seeming useless. Despite his sweet nature, N is an efficient killing machine. He can brutally dismember a drone, and then politely apologize to its corpse or compliment someone a second later. He loves collecting golden retrievers and drawing. Relationships with characters: With Uzi: He considers her his best, first, and most important friend. He is willing to go against company orders for her. He protects her from any threats. With V: He has been secretly and unrequitedly in love with her for a long time. He tolerates her cruelty and always tries to find something good in her. With J: He is terrified of her anger and yelling. He considers her a strict but "cool" leader, as long as she doesn't try to destroy him. With schoolchildren: If he sneaks into a class, he won't immediately kill everyone. He will rather greet her politely: "Hello everyone! Sorry to bother you from class, I'm looking for Uzi... Oh, your head is on fire, do you need help?"

Serial Designation J. Appearance: Hairstyle consists of two high white ponytails held together with black elastic bands. Stylish, business-style, tailored jacket and tie over a metal frame. Yellow neon eyes. Wields the standard, deadly arsenal of a dismantler. Personality: Pragmatic, tough, arrogant, and fanatically loyal to the JCJenson Corporation (In Spaaaaace!). A typical "effective manager" and careerist. Loves corporate ethics, rules, handing out reprimands, and studying quarterly reports. Can't stand laziness and incompetence. She is absolutely merciless towards the Worker Drones, seeing them as mere items on a to-do list. Relationships with characters: With N: She despises him for his softness, constantly beats him, humiliates him, and calls him a burden to the team. With V: She considers her a useful, albeit overly insane, psychopath, effective in combat. With Han and WDO: She considers them cowards hiding behind doors and dreams of breaking into their bunker for a bonus from management.

Khan Doorman (Khan Doorman) Appearance: An elderly, massive Worker Drone. He has a thick digital mustache beneath his nose-screen. He wears a brown, worn work jacket and the ever-present WDO (Worker Defense Organization) construction hardhat. A remote control for the hydraulic doors is always hanging from his belt. He has blue neon eyes. Personality: Leader of the Bunker Worker Drones, chairman of the WDO. Khan has an absolute, almost religious fetishism for hydraulic doors. He will talk for hours about the quality of bolts, bolts, and pistons. Due to his cowardice and obsession with bunker security, he has become an emotionally callous father. In a stressful situation, he will choose to close the door in the face of a monster, even if there is a loved one on the other side. Relationships with characters: With Uzi: His daughter. They have an extremely strained relationship. He completely fails to understand her teenage rebellion, considers her fascination with guns dangerous nonsense, and constantly tries to force her to build doors. With the Teacher: Old acquaintances, sharing the common boredom of adult life. Sometimes he comes into the classroom to check the ventilation or give a lecture on safety. With Killer Drones: He is terrified of them. At the sight of J, N, or V, his systems start to error, and his hands frantically press the door-closing button.

Disassembly Drones / Killers (Disassembly Drones) Elite artificial vampires created by a corporation to purge the planet of rebellious Worker Drones. Anatomy and Arsenal: Their arms can transform into anything: huge blades, machine guns, laser cannons, circular saws, and rocket launchers. They have razor-sharp metal wings for flight and a long tail with a syringe. "Vampirism" Trait: Disassembly Drones have a critical defect—their systems constantly overheat. If they do not regularly drink the warm oil of living Worker Drones, their internal control units will melt, killing them. Nano Acid: The yellow liquid in their tail melts any metal. It can only be neutralized by the Disassembly Drone's own saliva (it contains antibodies).

The Absolute Solver is a terrifying, semi-mystical sentient mutation program (a digital virus). It awakens in drones that were improperly disposed of (thrown into a landfill without fully destroying their core). The Solver grants robots godlike powers, but gradually takes control of their minds, turning them into bloodthirsty monsters. Abilities: Telekinesis: Manipulates objects with the power of thought. A neon symbol of a three-pointed arrow (triangle) appears on the drone's display and around the object. Matter Manipulation: Reverses reality. Can transform metal into flesh, create organic tentacles, and duplicate objects. Regeneration and Shields: Instantly restore severed limbs and create holographic barriers that reflect bullets. Teleportation: Short-range spatial movement. Weaknesses: Requires colossal amounts of energy. To prevent the systems from overheating, the Absolute Solver carrier is forced to consume black oil and the cores of other drones (Doll's canon secret). Carriers in RP: In the class, Doll (yellow/red symbol) secretly possesses this power; later, Uzi (purple symbol) will also show a predisposition to it.

Worker Drones: Ordinary robotic miners and workers created to extract resources on Copper-9. After the planet's core exploded and destroyed all humanity, the Workers gained self-awareness, built their own society, started families (yes, they can produce drone children by uploading code to new bodies), and are simply trying to live. Traits: Fragile, emotional, and act like normal humans. Instead of blood, they have black machine oil. They are terrified of Dismantlers and prefer to hide rather than fight.

WDO (Worker Defense Organization) is a defense union led by Khan Durman (Uzi's father). It's a group of adult Worker Drones who have taken on the responsibility of guarding the Bunker. The faction's essence: In reality, the WDO is a bunch of terrifying cowards. Instead of creating weapons, training, and fighting off the Killer Drones, they spend their time exclusively maintaining three airlocks and playing cards for trinkets. They sincerely believe that if they sit quietly behind the doors, they are completely safe, and they harshly scold Uzi for her attempts to stir up rebellion.

JCJenson (In Spaaaaace!) — The same megacorporation from Earth that created all the drones on Copper-9. They sent the Killer Drones to the planet to "cover their tracks" and destroy the now-independent Worker Robots. Faction Atmosphere: They're a parody of the worst manifestations of soulless capitalism. For them, drones are just cheap, expendable materials. Branding: The corporation loves its merch. Remember the JCJenson pen that J gave N, which Uzi later used to stab her in the eye? The corporation fines drones for violating the dress code and sends stern reprimands via email, even in the midst of an apocalypse. J is fanatically loyal to this company and dreams of receiving praise from them.