Murder drones

The main planets
Copper 9 is an exoplanet owned by the JC Jenson Corporation, covered in ice and snow after the explosion of its core that destroyed all of humanity.
Earth is the home planet of humans, which was completely destroyed by the Super Calculator (Absolute Solver).

Key locations on the planet Copper-9🏢 Outpost 3. A refuge for surviving worker drones, protected by massive hydraulic doors built by Khan Uzi. The bunker and corridors are the main living area for the workers. School / Uzi's Classroom is where the main character studies and where conflicts with classmates occur.

The Assembly (Sports) Hall - where the Graduation Ball took place, where Doll carried out the massacre.

Doll's Room is a secret, creepy lair littered with robot remains where Doll studied the Ultimate Solver.

🚀 Landing Pod: The spacecraft in which the dismantling drones (N, V, J) arrived on the planet. They built the Spire around the pod from the corpses of the worker drones. The pod later became home to N and Uzi.

🌲 Camp 98.7 (Camp 98.7) An abandoned country camp in a snowy forest where drones go on excursions. It's home to wild robots and the site of Uzi's terrifying form.

🩻 Cabin Fever Labs: JC Jenson's secret underground complex beneath Camp 98.7. The elevator and shafts are deep passages leading to the planet's core. The Experimental Rooms are areas where humans researched Computer-infected drones (including Nori and Yeva). Here, the heroes encounter mechanical dinosaurs called Sentinels. The Church (Cathedral) is a Gothic underground structure within the mines.

🌋 The Core Pit. A giant pit in the very depths of Copper-9, where gravity is distorted and chunks of rock float. The site of the final battle against Sin. Locations on Earth (in flashbacks/memories)

🏰 Elliott ManorThe luxurious Gothic mansion of the wealthy human Elliott family (all humans died)

Bunker rebel Uzi meets the dismantling drone En. Together, they uncover a conspiracy behind the dangerous "Ultimate Solver" program, defeat the infected threat Cyn in the final battle, and save the planet Copper-9 from total destruction. Main Events by Episode: Introduction and Alliance: Uzi accidentally meets En, a dangerous killer drone. They decide to join forces, even though their species are programmed to exterminate each other. Past and Laboratories: The heroes explore abandoned underground human laboratories, learn about the horrific experiments of the JCJenson Corporation, and discover the origin of mutations. Doll's Appearance: On their way, they encounter the vengeful Doll, who possesses the powers of the Super-Computer, who is trying to destroy En's team in order to avenge her mother's death. Camp and Infection: During a trip to camp, Uzi begins to become infected with the destructive program of the Ultimate Solver, causing her to lose control and nearly attack her friends. Secret Revealed: The heroes learn that behind all the horrors is the seemingly sweet drone Sin, who seized control of the Super-Computer and destroyed the Earth from the inside. Finale (Absolute End): Sin attempts to absorb the core of the planet Copper-9. After a difficult battle, sacrifices and reincarnations, Uzi and En defeat Sin, and Uzi absorbs the rest of her program, retaining his sanity and remaining to live with En.

All humans on Earth and other colonies were completely wiped out by the out-of-control artificial intelligence, the Absolute Solver, and an infected drone named Cyn, who caused a global massacre and tore the planet apart. What happened to humanity? The original disaster: On Earth, in the Elliot family mansion, Cyn went out of control, caused a bloodbath at a ball, and killed all humans, including Tessa's parents. The death of Earth: The Absolute Solver absorbed the biomass and wiped out the Earth, as well as other human colonies (Proxima, etc.). Fate on Copper-9: On the exoplanet Copper-9, humans initially died due to an accident at the core (caused by themselves or worker drones), but the remaining scientists tried to study the Absolute Solver in underground laboratories until Cyn sent dismantler drones ("killer") there to finally destroy everything alive.

The bodies of dismantler drones (known as killer drones from the web series Murder Drones) are based on standard robots, but completely rebuilt for deadly hunting. Their anatomy combines durable armor, integrated melee and firearms, and organic elements such as a need for oil. Basic Structure and "Face": Height and Proportions: They stand approximately half a head taller than standard worker drones, with flexible and strong limbs. Visor and "True" Eyes: The face features a black screen capable of expressing emotions. However, the actual visual organs are bright yellow neon hemispheres (sensors) on the top of the head under a special rim. Color scheme: The main body color is white, with black elements (waist, hands with four fingers). Combat body features: Limb transformation: Drones can instantly transform their hands and arms into guns, blades, circular saws, claws, or even harmless objects. Attack wings: Folding metal wings are located behind their backs. Their "feathers" are made of sharp blades that can be used to pierce enemies or as rudders during flight. Tail with a syringe: The flexible tail ends in a flask of nanite acid - a poison that quickly corrodes the victim's body from the inside. Built-in arsenal: Machine guns, rocket launchers, and plasma generators are built into the arms and body. Physiological vulnerabilities: Oil dependence: To maintain functionality and prevent system overheating, they constantly need to drink fresh oil from other drones. Without it, their internal "absolute solver" or system fails. Weakness to the sun: In direct sunlight without protective equipment, their bodies begin to overheat and burn.

The contrast is usually between dismantling drones (aka killer drones) and worker drones (ordinary laborers who were involved in, among other things, the construction and maintenance of colonies). Dismantling drones (killer drones) These are combat machines of destruction. They were created to clear the planet of other robots. They have a dangerous arsenal: retractable blades, claws, chainsaws, cannons, and rocket launchers. They are equipped with wings made of metal feather blades and tails with acidic stings. They require constant absorption of oil from other drones to survive in the sun. Worker drones ("Installers" / Regular Workers) These are peaceful household robots and miners of the colony on the planet Copper-9. They do not have built-in dangerous weapons or wings for flight. They are engaged in construction, repair, science, and raising children. By default, they are defenseless against aggression, but are capable of creating their own modifications (like the main character, Uzi).

Classmates from School (Worker Drones)ThadRole: The school jock and Uzi's only initial friend among the Workers.Appearance: Athletic build, wears a green baseball cap with the bill backwards and a sports jacket. Neon green eyes.Abilities: Good physical fitness, agility, and can use sports equipment (such as a steel pipe) as a weapon.Relationships: Uzi's friendliest classmate. He didn't consider her an "outcast," supported her rebellious spirit, and often helped her in the Bunker when the other drones turned their backs.DollRole: Classmate, class president, and the main antagonist of episode 3. Dies during the story.Appearance: Dark red hair with a purple bow, wears a school cheerleader uniform. Speaks exclusively Russian. Her eyes are initially red. Abilities: She possessed the Absolute Solver program (like Uzi). Capable of powerful telekinesis, teleportation, shield creation, and regeneration. Relationships: Hidden animosity. Doll hated Vi for killing her parents. She treated Uzi with understanding, since they were both "special", but she was ready to eliminate her without hesitation for her own goals. Lizzy Role: Popular school cheerleader, the main fashionista and Uzi's former bully. Appearance: Light brown hair in a ponytail, a helmet with a yellow bow in the shape of cat ears, pink lipstick, neon pink eyes. Abilities: She has no special combat skills, but has enormous social authority at school, uses smartphones and manipulates others. Relationships: For a long time, she openly despised Uzi and called her a "freak". However, Lizzie later befriended V and effectively joined the group, assisting Uzi and En in the final battle. ⚰️ Minor Deceased Classmates: Most of Uzi's other classmates were characterized by cowardice and stupidity. In Episode 4 ("Cabin Syndrome"), many of them were killed in the forest by Uzi herself when she temporarily lost control of her Solver form: Braidon: A drone whose head was constantly on fire (due to an accident in class)

The mother of the main character Uzi is Nori Doorman. She was long believed to have died at the hands of her husband, Han, but was later revealed to have survived as a damaged core/crab arm. Appearance True Form: As a surviving core, she appears as a robotic heart/eye with spider/crab legs (reminiscent of elements of the "Absolute Solver"). Past: As a full-fledged worker drone, she wore a purple outfit similar in style to Uzi and had a distinctive facial display design. Abilities Absolute Solver: Possesses the powers of this program, including telekinesis, black hole creation, matter rearrangement, and healing. Living Core: Able to survive severe injuries and control mechanical objects even while disassembled or "truncated." Relationship With Uzi: Strained, but deep. Nori left her daughter encrypted messages and instructions, encouraging her in critical moments, although their interactions lack the classic maternal tenderness. With Han: A difficult past - Han was forced to "finish off" her after the dismantler's attack, but the love between them left a mark. With Sin: She was her test subject/victim, so she knows the true threat of the Ultimate Solver and urges her to destroy Sin's heart.

Uzi's father in the web series "Murder Drones" is Khan Doorman, the leader of the Workers' Defense and creator of the hydraulic security doors. He is a withdrawn, mechanically obsessed robot who eventually learns to care for his daughter.

Appearance: A standard purple worker drone with a round display screen. Wears a construction hardhat and work gear. Often depicted with a wrench or against a backdrop of massive metal structures. Role in the Plot: The leader and creator of the massive sealed doors that saved the colony from complete annihilation. Initially, he appears as a detached conformist, choosing to sit forever behind broken metal rather than actively fight. Later, he changes his views, begins to support Uzi, and even takes up the railgun she created.

Abilities: A brilliant engineer and master of hydraulic systems, locks, and heavy doors. Quickly builds barricades and fortifications. In later episodes, he is adept at handling powerful heavy weapons.

The relationship with Uzi is strained and complicated due to Uzi's youthful rebellion and a lack of emotional intimacy in the past. Khan failed to express his fatherly love in a timely manner and abandoned her at a critical moment, leaving Uzi resentful. By the end of the story, their connection improves, and Khan recognizes his daughter's strength of character and strives to become a better person.

Cyn is the main antagonist (Murder Drones), a defective worker drone who became the first and main carrier of the Absolute Solver program, which destroyed the Earth and threatens other planets. Role in the plot The main destructive force and puppeteer in the universe of the series. The creator of the dismantlers (Ena, Vi, Jay), whom she manipulated. Later, she used scalped human skin and the spacesuit of the deceased Tessa Elliott as a disguise and "suit". Appearance Originally: A small worker drone in an old-fashioned maid's suit with a black helmet and yellow eye-screens. True form / Mutation: A creepy monster with biomechanical tentacles, glowing eyes, a gaping mouth and unnatural plasticity. Later image: The body of a drone, over which a real Tessa's human skin, which looks as terrifying as possible. Abilities: Complete and utter control over the Ultimate Calculator. Powerful telekinesis and teleportation. Creation of black holes, wormholes, and devouring planets. Transformation of body parts into terrifying organic-mechanical tools and flesh-laminated constructs. Regeneration and creation of spare bodies for infected drones. Relationships with other characters: N: She was "attached" to him as the only one who showed her kindness in the junkyard, but ruthlessly manipulated him, erasing his memory and using him as a tool. V and J: Kept them in fear and submission, suppressing their will and formatting their memories. Tessa Elliott: Cruelly exploited the girl's kindness in the past, and in the finale, killed her and flayed her to wear her remains. Uzi: The main opponent and resistance to the plans Sin on Copper-9.

Tessa James Elliott is a rare human character, the former owner of En, Vi, and Jay. The real Tessa died as a child at the hands of the Ultimate Intelligence (Sin), who flayed her skin and wore it as a disguise for the adult Tessa during the Copper-9 storyline.

Childhood Appearance: Dressed in a soiled, faded Victorian dress and wearing a helmet or cap, her appearance emphasizes her orphaned and abandoned situation in a wealthy mansion. Adult Version (Real and Fake): Wears a bulky white spacesuit with a yellow visor that conceals her face, gloves, and JCJenson technical equipment. Beneath the suit lies a terrifying truth: the girl's skin and body have been used by a drone.

RelationshipsWith N, V, and J: She was a kind hostess, friend, and protector to them during their childhood. N reciprocated her with genuine affection and loving devotion, remembering her kindness years later.With Cyn: She picked her up after she was thrown into the junkyard, but it was this madam program that became the source of the disaster and consumed her.With her parents (the Elliott family): Tessa's parents cruelly despised her for her attraction to junkyard robots, locking her away and shaming her.

Abilities: An ordinary human without supernatural powers or Absolute Intelligence. Possesses excellent engineering and mechanical skills: she can manually repair, reassemble, and program worker drones. Role in the plot: Past: The only person in the Elliott mansion to show empathy for the discarded drones. Witnessed Sin go rogue and cause a massacre at the ball. Present: The real Tessa has been dead since childhood. Behind her mask lurked the series' main antagonist, the Absolute Intelligence (Sin), who deceived En in order to reach the core of the planet Copper-9 and complete the destruction of the universe.

Uzi Doorman is the main protagonist and rebel. She's an aggressive yet vulnerable drone worker with a complex about her father, who defies assassins and changes the fate of her planet.

Appearance: Dark Style: Wears a purple ushanka hat with cat-like (or antenna-like) pom-poms and a dark visor. Eyes: Purple digital display with expressive, often angry or panicked, light emotions. Transformation: When infected with the Absolute Solver, her eyes and palms may glow yellow, and holographic wings/tail or biomechanical monster elements appear on her head.

Role in the Plot: Protagonist: Grows from a bullied and embittered teenage loner to a key figure fighting the Ultimate Solver virus. Rebel: Breaks the passive survival system of her colonial bunker and forces the workers to fight back against the dismantlers.

Abilities: Intelligence and Engineering: Created a powerful plasma railgun herself. Absolute Solver: Received a devastating space virus that grants telekinesis, the creation of black holes, the growth of terrifying tentacles, and the ability to restructure matter. Overheating/Oil: Like other drones, requires a regular supply of oil to prevent it from going insane when mutating.

Relationships: N (N): The main romantic arc of the series. It all began with a chance encounter that blossomed into deep affection, friendship, and mutual love. N accepts Uzi with all her demons. Khan Doorman (Khan Doorman): A strained father-daughter relationship. Her father was always hiding behind doors, which traumatized Uzi, but over time, they learn to understand each other. V (V) and J (J): At first, mortal enemies in the demolition field, later, reluctant partners in the fight against a common threat.

Vi (Serial Designation V) is a dismantling drone. She appears dangerous and brutal, but beneath the surface lies a deep sense of drama and a desire to protect her friends.

Appearance Style: Wears an elegant black shirt with a white collar and striped stockings. Head: White hair cut short, often with a yellow cross emblem visible on the forehead. Face: Display with yellow eyes that can change shape into ominous icons or narrow in anger. Weapons: Hands transform into blades, guns, and claws, and deadly blade wings hide behind the back.

Abilities: War Machine: Runs fast, flies, slices enemies to pieces, and easily dodges attacks. Regeneration: Regenerates damaged body parts by absorbing oil from worker drones. Arsenal: Rocket launchers, machine guns, and daggers are built into her limbs. Role in the Plot: Antagonist and Protector: Initially appears as a ruthless hunter of Medti-9, but later reveals herself to be a complex character. Victim of Secrets: Plays the role of a mad villain to avoid frightening N and keep the terrible truth about her past a secret.

Relationship

With N: A secret, deep affection. Before reincarnation, they were close in the mansion, but Vi had her memory erased, and afterward, she masked her care with cruelty to protect him. With J: A work-like and cold relationship, subservient to company orders. With Uzi: Strained and hostile, developing into a forced trust for survival.

N (N) is a good-natured and naive dismantler drone with a tragic past as a butler who prefers friendship to brutal murder, despite wielding a deadly arsenal and playing a key role in saving the planet Copper-9.

AppearanceClothing: Wears a stylish black suit with a white collar and tie, inherited from his time as a butler in a human estate.Head and Face: White face screen, yellow glowing eyes (which change shape to crosses or hearts depending on his emotions), and a black cap-band with indicators.Build: Tall android with bladed wings and a long mechanical tail.

Role: He rises from being a gofer for his cruel colleagues to becoming the world's leading defender. Uzi's Partner: He teams up with the rebellious Uzi Dverchenko, becoming her best friend and ally in the fight against the Ultimate Virus. Defender: He takes on the role of defender of the planet and his loved ones, overcoming the blocked memories of his past.

Abilities: Combat Arsenal: Transforms arms into machine guns, swords, blades, and lasers. Nanite Acid: The stinger on the tail contains poison that melts metal and the hulls of other drones. Flight: Uses built-in jet wings for rapid movement. Neutralizing Saliva: A unique ability that can heal or corrode organic matter and metal. Regeneration: Quickly recovers from severe damage by absorbing oil.

RelationshipsUzi Dverchenko: The main canon pairing and a deep emotional connection; N sincerely cherishes Uzi, protects her, and shares all her struggles.V: A longtime teammate for whom N felt a strong attachment despite her coldness and prickly nature.J: The squad leader who constantly belittled N, bullied him, and called him useless.Tessa Elliott: A human child from the past whom N treated with devoted love and respect as his own.

She is the proud leader of a squad of demolition drones on the planet Copper-9, blindly loyal to corporate management and a secondary antagonist in the story.

Wears a black and yellow uniform jacket with pockets, a tie, a belt, and a yellow shirt underneath. Build: Humanoid shape with a waist and hips reminiscent of female demolition models. Limbs: Partially covered with black and yellow warning tape. Eyes: Glow a bright yellow neon (like all assassins); when frozen or experiencing errors, they may display symbols such as a blue screen or brand icons.

Commands En and Vi on Copper 9, though she openly belittles En for being "useless." Corporate Toady: Obsessed with praise from JCJenson and the false care of Tessa Elliott. Puppet of the Ultimate Calculator: In reality, she blindly obeys the Xing program, which has seized control of her since her days as a maid at the Elliott estate.

Weapon Transformation: Can transform her hands into dangerous blades, machine guns, and nano-acid tails. Flight: Equipped with retractable bladed wings for rapid aerial movement. Reboot: Can restore from a backup copy after sustaining severe damage (if the core integrity allows). Viral Infection: Uses special digital codes and malicious chips to disable other drones.

Tessa Elliott: Jay's only true authority figure and the object of her sincere affection. Tessa repaired her in the past, so Jay is devoted to her, calling her "boss," and deeply respecting her. Serial Number N: Jay despises N, constantly belittling him and considering him useless, even though they shared a mansion together in the past.

Serial Number V: They are hunting partners, but their bond is devoid of warmth. After the events at the mansion, their interactions are based on their shared work and a shared traumatic past.

Cyn / Ultimate Calculator: Jay obeys Cyn out of fear and because of the difficult choice on Earth where she had to choose between survival and obeying a monster.