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Appearance
Uzi is a worker drone with purple eyes and hair, standing 127 cm tall.[2]

After merging with the Super Calculator, Uzi's eyes became yellow-purple.

She wears a beanie hat, black boots with purple striped long socks, and a black collared sweatshirt. This sweatshirt has a white emblem on the front depicting a battery with two dice running across it, creating an X shape.[4] The hem and hood of the sweatshirt are lined with white fur, and on the left sleeve is a white radioactive symbol. Around her neck, Uzi wears a necklace with a strap made of snowflakes, with the symbol and the number 002 on it.

For prom, Uzi wore a short, strapless, dark purple dress taken from a human skeleton by her father, black elbow-length gloves, and the same lace-up boots to match.

When she goes hiking, she carries a large backpack with bat wings on both sides. It's the only addition to her everyday attire during the hike.

When she transforms into her "Calculator" form, her eyes are replaced by the Over Calculator symbol. She now has wings and a tail with a beast-like mouth. Uzi later learned to control them without transforming into a monster. After fusing with Sin, Uzi also gained the ability to grow tentacles and create two-colored Calculator symbols.

In the music video for "Fight 'Till I'm Good Enough," Uzi wakes up wearing pajamas: a dark purple short-sleeved shirt with a white, pink-accented, square robot head design. Underneath, she wears another long-sleeved, thick shirt with purple and white stripes. She also wears a black, cartoonish sleeping cap. On merchandise featuring this outfit, she also wears a black sleep mask with the words "DO NOT WAKE [will bite]" written on it, in the same purple as her eyes.

Personality
Uzi is a worker drone, an impulsive teenage rebel who believes that all the other drones should rise up and speak out against their creators, which is what sets her character apart from the generally indifferent

Appearance
He wears a gray OOR jacket, a gray helmet, special red goggles, black boots, a mustache, and neon-white eyes. The visor on his forehead has grooves that form "wrinkles."

Personality
Han clearly wants to keep the colony safe and with as few casualties as possible. He built three hydraulic doors, which protected the colony from killer drones for a long time. In all of Han's posters, as well as in notes in his room, he belittles his daughter Uzi and extols doors (he's completely obsessed with doors...). He also has possible "psychological" trauma from his encounter with the dismantler drones, as upon seeing N, he abruptly steps away from Uzi's railgun at his feet and stands behind the door, closing it. This trauma likely stems from his having to put Uzi's mother out of her misery when a dismantler drone injected her with nanite acid.

He's extremely obsessed with the idea of ​​doors as a solution to any dismantling drone attacks, even suggesting that he and the defense team build a makeshift door to save the colony from V and J when they attack the bunker. His obsession with doors stems from Nori's instruction: "BUILD DOORS AGAINST THE ATTACKING DEMONS!"

Han's relationship with his daughter is extremely strained. He has verbally abused her in public appearances and sincerely considers her a "disappointment." He considers the doors his true legacy, if the numerous posters inside and outside his office are any indication. However, beginning in the episode "Heartbeat," Han embraced a frightened Uzi and begins to care for her despite their strained relationship, attempting to mend fences. He also notes that Uzi has gone "to kill all humans, just like I did when I was younger." This may indicate that Han was at one point also obsessed with killing all humans, though it's unknown what prompted his change of personality.

Uzi's father

Sarah was a worker drone with bangs and a gray helmet. She wore a jacket with a white logo on the left chest. She had neon green eyes.

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During the hike, Lizzie wears a maroon helmet, bow, and sneakers, along with a matching t-shirt and skirt, with her t-shirt having the words "CAMP HAIR DON'T CARE" written on the front in a swirly font.

Personality
Lizzie exemplifies the "Popular Girl" archetype (a high-spirited girl with an equally high-spirited ego). She appears to have a good relationship with her teacher (who is most likely her father), as evidenced by the fact that she and Doll were sent by him to escort Uzi to prom.

Calm, cool, and relatively collected, as she doesn't flinch when confronted with Doll's disturbing antics. With more courage than is required, Lizzie plays her cards wisely and isn't afraid to reveal her trump card. This is evident in her outplaying Vee's manipulations, using her father's authority to forcefully demand respect from the newly crowned prom queen (despite her previous actions), and skillfully employing the "audience engagement" speech tactic when addressing Rebecca.

Despite her willful behavior and brash nature, Lizzie isn't heartless. This is evident when she worries about V after the trusting dismantler drone falls right into Doll's trap, and when she tells V to run at the last second. It's also implied that she helped N and V pick themselves back together after discovering they'd been torn apart backstage.

Disappointed, even grief-stricken. It gets even worse when he learns that Han deliberately left his daughter to die instead of saving her like the hero he was portrayed as on the posters.

Ted is not only courageous but also loyal. He managed to leave the colony only to return Uzi's railgun, which she had abandoned earlier after declaring her self-exile. He also accompanied her and En on an investigation into the mysterious disappearance of a worker drone, and after something grabbed him and the duo freed him, he even generously invited them to a party for saving his life once again.

Overall, his behavior is that of a typical popular school athlete, though he is noticeably kinder than his friends. As revealed in the episode "Doomsday," Ted loves football.

Appearance
Ted is a worker drone with lime green eyes, blond-gray hair, and a red and white cap that is worn backwards over a red and orange worker's hard hat.

He wears a black vest with a removed square badge in the center, as well as a dark yellow and red jacket and red sneakers with yellow laces.

Appearance
Emily has dark hair with two small pigtails and neon blue eyes. She also wears glasses.

At camp, she wears a dark blue shirt with a logo and a blue helmet.
Appearance
Sam
He wears a brown and green hat and a matching jacket. He has neon, bright purple eyes.
Appearance
Braydon has light blue eyes. He wears a turquoise helmet with a vertical stripe down the middle and a business suit: a black blazer, purple tie, and white blouse. His head has been on fire frequently since the episode "Heartbeat," and this only stopped in "The Cabin Syndrome," where Braydon extinguished himself.
Braydon has light blue eyes. He wears a turquoise helmet with a vertical stripe down the middle and a business suit: a black blazer, purple tie, and white blouse. His head has been on fire frequently since the episode "Heartbeat," and this only stopped in "The Cabin Syndrome," where Braydon extinguished himself.
Appearance
Trevor
He wears a red and yellow jacket with green goggles and a red and yellow helmet. His eyes are neon green.
Appearance
He wears a red and yellow jacket with green goggles and a red and yellow helmet. His eyes are neon green.

a huge warehouse where there are schools, work areas, and rooms
famous faces
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Emily, Sam, Braydon, Darren, Trevor.

Because Mitchell saw through the illusion and saw Ridley survive, the Calculator removes its disguise and enters the fight.
If the victim is extremely attentive, they may notice that the illusions are accompanied by glitches. In the case of Supernatural J, however, her presence may be revealed by her unconvincing performance. Then the detective will have to drop their disguise and engage in open combat.

Changes in the structure of the host's body
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V's normal arm becomes covered in blades.
Although the Supercomputer is an AI, it can nonetheless alter its host's body at will. It forced Vi to grow claws similar in appearance to those of the dismantling drones, and she was able to create bat-like wings to attack Jay, En, and Tessa, even though Vi lacked these features.

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Supernatural Sin
The Calculator's more sophisticated creations don't have a humanoid base. In the episode "Home," Sin was shown transforming into a large, biomechanical, creepy centipede robot after being chained by Louise. Due to their abilities and gargantuan size, these Drones are labeled "Supernatural."

Telepathy
The Calculator can send visions and images of various places and events to infected drones. This is how Nori Dverchenko learned of the impending invasion of the Dismantling Drones, and how En, after touching the drone disposal tape, learned of the connection between Xing and the destruction of Earth.

Of the known Worker Drones, only Doll has mastered this power. In the episode "Graduation," she sends V visions of her murdering Doll's parents so that she knows why she's about to be killed.

Feedback
If the target is out of the Computer's reach, it sends out a sort of radio signal: "Feedback."

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Sin tries to take control of Uzi, but to no avail.
The "Feedback" ability has a second use: to subjugate the will of other Supercomputer hosts and take control of them. If the victim has sufficient willpower and fortitude, they can

The Super Computer can create holograms of anything it has seen. It can use this to intimidate its victims or gain their trust. It can also alter their appearance at will. If the victim is extremely attentive, they may notice that the illusions are accompanied by glitches. In the case of Supernatural J, however, her presence may be revealed by her unconvincing performance. Then the Computer will be forced to drop its disguise and engage in open combat.

The Super Calculator is not socially adept. He is awkward in conversation, sometimes using fragments of phrases instead of full sentences: "SIP," "HICK," "ANGRY," "POK." He moves captured bodies like puppets[1], evoking a sense of fear in those around him. However, he is intelligent enough to conceal his speech by hiding behind the Syn malfunction and observant enough to adopt human speech patterns and behavior, which he did while disguised as Tessa.

The Super Computer really enjoys toying with its victims. It doesn't use some of its powers to catch the heroes off guard, as it did in "Heartbeat," when, as Supernatural J, it showed the heroes unconvincing holograms to lull them into thinking it wasn't capable of anything better, before showing them a very realistic hologram of Han (Uzi's father) being murdered.

It's still unclear whether the Computer possesses its own personality and consciousness, or whether it's simply a program that has adopted Sin's personality as a basis and has since worn it as a mask. However, the Computer exhibits various signs of an independent personality:

He can experience various emotions such as anger and joy.
He has personal preferences in those around him and can feel sympathy to a certain extent.
He can be confused by some completely unexpected action.
His speech sometimes uses colloquial expressions and swearing that are not typical of strict machine logic, which is especially noticeable in the original voice acting.

Excessive use of the Calculator places a heavy strain on the infected drone, causing it to overheat more quickly.

The Super Calculator's main body is a shapeless mass of bones and claws, tentacles, camera-like appendages (apparently visual organs), and other techno-organic matter. Most often, the Calculator takes the form of a monstrously elongated centipede. A distinctive feature of the Calculator's material form is a pattern of black and yellow warning tape.

Tessa wears a tinted spacesuit with a full-face oxygen helmet, a small rainbow decal on the upper right side of the visor, and a JCJenson cap. A large black bow with the company logo is worn over the helmet. Tessa's outfit consists of a short-sleeved black crop top, similar to a jacket, with a black leotard underneath. She wears a chest pouch and light gray gloves with yellow tips, as well as black pants and knee-high boots with straps. Finally, she wears a name tag with her name and profession. A revolver holster is attached to her belt, a knife is concealed in her left sleeve, and a large broadsword is slung across her back.

The Computer's hybrid form appears to be a mashup of Tessa and Sin. It has the tongue and teeth of a Worker Drone, as well as black hair. A metal frame is visible in places beneath the skin, which is stretched tightly over the drone's body. In other places, the skin is stitched together with thread. Patterns in the shape of a deformed Computer symbol have appeared on Tessa's body. Traces of dried blood, possibly mixed with makeup, are visible around the eyes. In place of eyes are glowing yellow neon crosses, and the nose is missing. It wears Tessa's black dress, a bow on its head, and a disposal bandage on its left arm with a faded serial number. It has two pairs of hands: one from a Worker Drone, the other human-like. Three tentacles extend from its back. Despite all this, the Computer is still capable of using its other appendages.
and she also has 4 cancers, or rather 2 on each side, one human, the other robotic

Uncanny J is a monstrous centipede-like creature with multiple praying mantis-like appendages and a row of spines on its back. It has a head similar to J's, though with a melted visor, presumably an error in J's reconstruction, and a row of razor-sharp fangs replacing its mouth, lacking a jaw or lower face. It is also equipped with several "cameras" with a single yellow eye. These cameras can also project holograms of the drones it has studied. One of Uncanny J's claws resembles a human hand. This hand is one of the appendages of the Super Calculator, which is capable of recreating human limbs after consuming humanity.