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JC Jenson is an interstellar company based on Earth, whose main services are the production of various goods, from branded pens to Worker Drones, autonomous robots that serve people as servants. Neither the registration date nor the founders of the company are known.
JC Jenson has a significant amount of free resources and can quickly, almost without pauses, collect a variety of goods. It is noted that the company's products and services are available in almost every corner of the universe, no matter how far away the planets or civilizations are.

The company also specializes in the excavation of exoplanets, mainly helping people in the extraction of resources. One of them was Copper 9, where JC Jenson mined the "copperplate" and offered to help people by sending the necessary equipment and a huge number of Drone Workers.
JC Jenson is a galactic corporation engaged in the exploration of exoplanets and responsible for the production of Drones as Workers (Demolition drones were created by a Super Computer for "stripping"). Little is known about the company, but Jay was told that they create well-made products with guaranteed quality, such as pens. Most likely, the company is engaged in the production of all or almost all material goods for the entire human civilization.

Earth is the home planet of humans. After many years, they created the interstellar company JS Jenson, which studied space to search for a second planet suitable for biological life.

Planet Earth was destroyed by a Super Computer after the incident at the Elliott Estate. Hordes of Demolition Drones killed and ate people while the planet was collapsing. From Earth, the Super Computer sent troops to other human colonies in order to clear the way for absorption. Perhaps the absolute solver seeks to destroy all other human planets, as it did with the Earth.

At the moment, the Earth is a cluster of asteroid-like cosmic bodies clustered around a black hole that draws in (or emits) light. The teaser of the eighth episode shows that these are not just rays of light, but the tentacles of a Absolute solver.

Louise – Tessa's mother and James' wife.

Louise Elliott, like many other people in the series, has a black silhouette with pronounced white-yellow glowing eyes.

Louise wears a wide-brimmed hat with a low, flat crown. The hat is decorated with feathers and a flower. She also wears a sundress with lace on the sleeves at the wrist.

Louise holds in her hands a fan made of black lace with patterns and with white front guards and a loom. She never leaves him.

Louise is a terrible parent who scolds her daughter for liking Worker Drones and regularly chains her in a room for the slightest disobedience. She disdains Tessa's Drone Workers, calling them trash pets, while threatening her daughter to throw them out of the manor library.

Louise dislikes Sin the most, demanding to remove her from her eyes and calling her the Antichrist. She also has no tolerance for those who respond to her words, as she chained En to a tree to be eaten by birds for calling her fan "dumb."

James Elliott, like many other people in the series, has a black silhouette with pronounced white-yellow glowing eyes.

James wears a top hat with a narrow brim and a high flat crown. James is also wearing a high-collared tailcoat. If you look closely, you can see that James wears gloves under his tailcoat as an accessory.

James is Tessa's father

When Sin appeared in the mansion, the robots were falling into disrepair one by one due to the fatal error 606, they were hidden in the library. Sin was useless to people because she didn't follow instructions and behaved very strangely. At one point, Louise orders her daughter to keep the malfunctioning drone out of her sight, which causes Sin to be locked in the basement. Nevertheless, in some mysterious way, she manages to get out time after time.
In the middle of the 31st century, an event occurred that had terrible consequences not only for humans, but for all Drone Workers.

Sin rebelled against the people, leaving only Tessa, on the condition that she would not see what she would do at the next celebration. Tessa escaped with Jay and tried to stop Sin, but there was no chance. Sin took control of all the drone workers in the mansion. Those that were "broken" and stood like dolls in the library became semi-canonical chimeras. Sin brutally dealt with everyone who gathered that day in the ceremonial hall of the mansion, including Tessa, who dared to challenge her. Soon after, the estate was destroyed along with the Earth due to the explosion of the planet's core.

It is also known that there were Drone Workers on the estate who were treated with disdain. Naughty robots were chained to a tree and left to be devoured by crows.

The estate is located near a landfill of decommissioned Worker Drones, which is why Tessa, the daughter of the owners of the mansion, often brought robots from there and treated them like her friends, which her father James and mother Louise did not like, because they consider them "pets from the trash." Among these drones were:
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Syn

The Elliott Estate is a site with a large three-story mansion owned by the wealthy Elliott family, who love to hold celebrations to once again discuss their superiority.

Weeping willows grow next to the house, and it often rains, as the house was built near a swamp.

The snow on the planet's surface is not snow, but silicate particles such as asbestos ejected from the core during the explosion.[2]
Demolition drones are using landing capsules to get to the Copper 9. The first capsule crashed and was damaged badly. Of the three subsequent ones, only one survived the landing.
This planet is a neighbor of a rocky planet with a huge ring system similar to Saturn's ring in our Solar system.
Copper 9 has two moons, one with a large ring and the other with a much smaller one. They can be seen in the sky at night on the surface of the planet.
The ring of the planet Copper 9 was formed from fragments of its crust, partially trapped in orbit as a result of the core explosion.
It is possible that the planet was home to many different nationalities and was not intended for one particular nationality. We can learn this from one of the Drone Worker's user manuals, which was printed in English, Russian and French.
On the diagram of the Universe, which demonstrates the spread of the Super Computer across the colonies of earthlings in the episode "DEAD END", it is possible to determine the distance from the Solar System to the Copper system.
The diagram shows the actual Proxima system, which is located 4,244 light-years from the Solar System. Thus, by calculating how many light-years fit into one dash on the diagram reflecting the path to the Solar System, you can calculate the distance to the Copper system.
About 1.53 light-years can fit into one line on the diagram. Thus, the Copper system, located at a distance of 69.5 dashes, is 36.89 light—years from the Solar System, which is equal to 34 trillion kilometers.
The planet's rotation speed is less than the Earth's, which causes a greater number of months per year. One of the additional months is Seramoris, which first appeared on the calendar in the fourth episode.

Before the core explosion
Copper 9 appeared as a habitable planet with what looks like water covering most of the planet's surface. The landmasses appeared gray-black, and clouds were visible in the atmosphere, which suggests that it has an atmosphere similar to our Earth. It was also home to many people, as cities and signs of earthly life were common.

Core explosion
After the core explosion, a powerful glow appeared for a moment before a huge amount of debris was ejected from the planet and, most likely, a massive crater or even a hole in the center of Copper 9.

Core explosion
After the core explosion, a powerful glow appeared for a moment before a huge amount of debris was ejected from the planet and, most likely, a massive crater or even a hole in the center of Copper 9.

After the explosion
The planet is covered with snow, and all liquid water is frozen. A ring of asteroids formed around the planet, which was used to be fragments of the planet. There are many skeletons of past people around populated areas, and the accumulation of ice and snow is great.

The destruction of the planet
Activation of the absolute solver causes the planet to shatter into many fragments, which the Calculator begins to attract with the help of its tentacles. Strangely enough, the planet's gravitational field continues to operate, and the atmosphere is also temporarily preserved.

After destroying the absolute solver
The victory of ultrasound over Syn leads to a number of anomalies, including a short-term time stop. After that, she falls unconscious, but when she regains consciousness, the planet has already been completely restored, and instead of snow, rain is pouring from the sky. In the credits, it was demonstrated that the crater at the site of the core explosion now has the shape of a absolute solver symbol.

This is a planet outside the Solar System that JCJenson managed to terraform before its core exploded. After the core explosion, the planet turned into a frozen wasteland. It is currently the home of Drone Workers (who remained there after all biological life was killed) and three well-known Demolition Drones.

Lizzie is the archetype of a "Popular Schoolgirl" (a high-tipped nose with an equally high-tipped ego). She is probably on good terms with her teacher (who is most likely her father), as evidenced by the fact that she and Doll were sent by him to accompany Uzi to graduation.
Calm, cool-headed, and relatively collected, as she doesn't flinch when she finds out about Doll's disturbing antics. With more courage than required, Lizzie plays her cards wisely and is not afraid to reveal her trump card. This manifests itself in the fact that she overplays V's manipulations, using her father's authority to forcibly demand respect for the newly minted prom queen (despite her previous deeds), and skillfully uses speech tactics to "engage the audience" when she addresses Rebecca.
Despite her headstrong behavior and brash temper, Lizzie is not heartless. This is seen when she worries about Vee, when the gullible demolition drone falls right into Doll's trap, and when she tells Vee to run at the last second. It is also implied that she helped N and V put themselves back together after discovering that they had been ripped apart backstage.

Lizzie has light brown hair pulled back in a ponytail and pink-neon eyes.

She wears a helmet with a yellow bow on it that resembles a cat's ears. Her outfit is very similar to that of a cheerleader with red, black and gold stripes, an outfit also worn by Doll, Kelsey Day and Rebecca.
Lizzie's graduation outfit consists of a pink dress with polka dot hearts, as well as a matching pink bow and helmet.

During the hike, Lizzie wears a maroon hard hat, a bow and sneakers, as well as a T-shirt and skirt of the appropriate color, and on her T-shirt there is an inscription "CAMP HAIR DON'T CARE" in swirling font on the front.

Alice, also known as Alice, is an episodic antagonist of the comedy horror web series Killer Drones. A crazy drone worker who hunts other drones with her adopted son Bo and uses their body parts as food and weapons.

Long before the events of the series, Alice was an ordinary drone worker, but long-term survival in alienation and carrion fishing did their job, which affected not only her appearance. Alice is known for her cruel and sadistic attitude. Catching the lost workers, she takes them apart and attaches them to her horns. She is quite cold and dismissive towards her adjutant Bo, bossing him around and sometimes calling him an idiot. She often addresses him in an imperious tone and will not hesitate to resort to beatings if she is angry. Alice likes to torture her victims, especially if they are "witches" (infected with a Super Computer), over whom you can do almost anything, because they are able to regenerate. According to her, Alice has a personal score to settle with Nori, which is reflected in her enthusiasm to try for an ultrasound, although she knows nothing about the latter.
Despite her temper, Alice still shows fear of the face of the power of the Super Computer and the guards, sensing her imminent demise when they snuck into Alice's cubicle, from which she watched with relish as they destroyed defenseless drones.

Alice has neon orange eyes and dark red hair pulled back in a ponytail. She also wears horns on top of her light gray helmet containing various items that were probably found throughout the facility. She has a long thin black tail of a defenseless tank dismantling drone, the tip of which wraps around the handle of a kitchen knife. Alice has a neon orange worker drone symbol on her chest.

Her left horn is made up of various metal devices, and her identity card is tied with ropes on a water pipe. Her right horn consists of a similar tube, but now a light bulb is attached to it. There is also a piece of glass hanging from it, resembling an improvised mirror.

Demolition drones have a specially designed cooling system that does not meet the most basic requirements. Under the influence of a heat source, they noticeably weaken and become less active, up to a state of hibernation. Prolonged exposure to powerful heat sources (such as the sun) can cause the system to overheat. To prevent this, they must regularly consume Drone Worker oil.Otherwise, they face overheating and death. Sharing the same base with the drone workers, the demolition drones have adopted their weakness: blinding the sentries. Their bright flash is quite capable of blinding and plunging the drone into eternal loading mode. This puts the drone out of action even without destroying the core, which makes subsequent operations impossible unless someone pulls them out of that mode.

In the hands of demolition drones, there is a whole arsenal of various tools/weapons for all occasions. Their diversity is correlated from household items to deadly guns, including:
Retractable claws
The Blade (Gross-messer)
Knife (non-canon, appears only in Vee on the cover of MURDER DRONES (OFFICIAL TRAILER))
Chainsaws
Rocket Launcher
Submachine gun (similar in appearance to HK MP5SD[1])
EMP installation
Virus Chip Implantation Device (only at Jay's)
The Shurikens
Circular saw and scalpel (Bo's only)
Bubble wand (Only at Vi's)
Flashlight (Only for Vi)
Surgical saw (only for En)
The walkie-talkie (At Jay and En's. The presence of it at Ena nekanon)
Laser cutter

If the damage is minor, then drones have the ability to repair most of the body. There is a repair module in the body, which is responsible for repairing the drone. Demolition drones can fully recover in a matter of seconds if it has not been damaged and there is enough material.

If you dismember the disassembler without causing other significant damage to his body, he will be able to remotely control the severed body parts, make them crawl back to him, or perform other simple actions.
If the core has survived, but the damage has proven to be life-threatening, then the "Super Computer" program is activated, which takes control of what remains of the body and begins collecting material, hunting for unsuspecting drones. It is worth considering that destroying the core is the only sure way to completely disable the disassembler.

Saliva consists of the same composition as the acid itself: nanites. It is able to neutralize the effect of nanites injected from the tail. It can be said that the saliva of the disassemblers is the only way to heal from the effects of nanitic acid. If the drone stings the enemy with a needle and the place of impact begins to melt, the surviving worker needs to somehow extract the disassembler's saliva so that he can cure the place of damage with acid.

At the tip of the tail of all the disassemblers there is a needle into which nanitic acid is supplied from the tank, with which they pierce the enemy. The place of impact begins to melt. Due to this ability, DD (Demolition Drones) are able to destroy workers with ease.
Nevertheless, nanitic acid is quite capable of harming them if they are extremely inattentive or their victim shows ingenuity by hitting them with his own weapon. If a DD has survived an acid burn, then an additional ability comes to his aid.

Killer drones have two folding metal wings on their backs. They consist of two arms connected by a hinge with a warning light, and blades attached to these shoulders that act as feathers. Due to these wings, Disassemblers can fly by maneuvering in the air with the help of flapping movements, although it is not necessary for disassemblers to swing them in order to maintain their bodies in the air.
However, their wing feathers are sharp enough to pierce the shell of worker drones.

However, these wings are strong enough to withstand heavy machine gun fire.

Demolition drones are based on worker drones: They have the same white color with a black visor in the upper half of their face, a black waist and hands with four fingers. However, demolition drones are half a head taller than them and have white arms with wider forearms ending in yellow and black markings. On their heads they have a black headband with five sections of yellow light containing nanitic acid. They have a dark gray tongue and retractable fangs in their mouths. All demolition drones ending are equipped with a long black tail in a large syringe that contains nanitic acid.
All Demolition Drones wear a bright yellow armband marked for dismantling drones on their left arm with the product number (P/N) CYN-MYKX.
Despite the fact that they are robots made of hinges and parts, their insides are covered with a red organic fabric that wraps around their nodes. All demolition drones are equipped with a core that includes all the functions of the central processor, which is why they are not in danger of death by decapitation. The core is equipped with legs so that it can escape from the battlefield if given the opportunity. The death of the core promises complete destruction and the loss of a combat unit on the battlefield.

Demolition drones are autonomous robots (formerly former Worker Drones) with artificial intelligence. They were created by the Sin to clear the planets of humans before their destruction.

Tessa was fascinated by the worker drones and picked them up or collected them at the local landfill, which was located near the Elliott estate. She often played dress—up games with them and even did their hair (James and some others found this activity creepy).

Because of her strange tendencies, her parents and the people around her considered her abnormal, which is why Tessa was alienated from human society and attached to worker drones as kindred spirits. Despite the excesses of her parents, Tessa tries not to focus on her injuries in the presence of her drones.
Tessa is fearless and resourceful: When her parents chained En to a tree, she was going to break all the rules and escape to save him from an unenviable fate. And when she found out about Sin's plans to kill her family and guests, she used a speech about the rights of robots to arouse Jay's rage so that she could bite through the chain and free her. Having no chance to stand up to Sin, Tessa grabbed a revolver and went on a suicide mission to save her family, despite the fact that they despised her.

Tessa is shown only as a dark silhouette with glowing eyes, although she appears to be wearing a short black dress and wears a large bow on her head. Her hair is braided into four long pigtails, two of which fall over her shoulders, and two more hang from behind.

All that is known about her appearance is that she is a white brunette. At the time of her death at the hands of the Calculator, Tessa was wearing a black and blue ball gown tied with a dark blue ribbon[2], with purple satin heels.

Personality

Tessa James Elliott is a minor character in the TV series "Killer Drones".

She was part of the powerful Elliott family, who mistreated her. Her only company was drones, workers N, V, Jay, and, at first, Sin, which she found in a landfill and repaired. Sin turned out to be the bearer of a Super Computer, intending to kill her family in secret from Tessa. Tessa tried to prevent this, for which she paid the price.

Eva has short purple hair with bangs and neon red eyes similar to Doll, her daughter. She is wearing white gloves, a black helmet and a white coat. Also, the collar with her identification number is the same outfit as all the experimental drones in the laboratory.

Her remains have a crack in her visor, which means she was shot in the head. It is assumed that Vee did this during the massacre of Eva.

Eva is a character in the TV series "Killer Drones". She was Doll's father's wife and Doll's mother. She and her husband died at the hands of a demolition drone. Her death and the death of her father led to the fact that Doll begins to accumulate rage and thirst for revenge against the demolition man who killed her relatives. From that moment on, Doll begins to hatch his revenge plan.

From Khan's words, it can be understood that she was a very popular drone among her friends, unlike her daughter, who was harassed and bullied by her peers (previously: and even by her own father).
In addition, she is relatively easy to communicate with others, as her photographs during her time at the "Hut Syndrome" laboratory show that she did not seem too worried about obsessing with the Super-Computer, despite the potential risks associated with its exposure. Ignoring and recklessness led to her becoming completely possessed by him. ""When Nori started having visions and started drawing all kinds of horrors and rambling texts about "heavenly demons" and "singularity". Her husband thought she was crazy. Subsequently, he came to the conclusion that he was not the drone that Nori and Uzi needed.
Despite her condition, Nori is very caring and still treats Uzi like her daughter, as she hesitates when En offers to tell Uzi that she is alive, but Nori responds with a sharp refusal, using force. She also becomes furious when she finds out that Uzi and En are dating. Similarly, despite En's help in subduing his daughter, Nori still treats him with hostility, because despite his intentions, he is still a demolition drone and she is not afraid to use force on him.

Nori bears a striking resemblance to her daughter Uzi, indicating that she has passed on most of her traits to her daughter. She has purple neon eyes and purple hair color, a shade lighter than Uzi's, and long bangs, combined to the left side and tied in a strand. She also wears the black helmet of a drone worker. Nori wears a white lab coat and white gloves. These clothes were worn by all the experimental drones in the laboratory.
Currently, it looks like a semi-organic core with wires sticking out, three legs with claws at the ends, and a screen that displays an eye and eyebrow. Her shape of the drone's heart has not undergone much change: her eye color is still purple-neon and she still wears a helmet. However, at the same time, Nori wears a mourning veil, small skirts at the base of the claws and a black bow with a black rose.

Nori Doorman (English: Nori Doorman) is a character in the TV series "Killer Drones". She was Khan's wife and Uzi's mother, who died a few years before the pilot episode after an unknown Demolition Drone stung her with nanite acid, and her husband was forced to kill her using a wrench to put her out of her misery.

After experimenting with humans, the Computer almost captured Nori. Eva saved her, but half of the planet was blown up. After her death at the hands of the Demolition Man and Khan, she woke up as a core and spent years searching for a way to stop the Super Computer in the laboratory.

Doll embodies a typical quiet person: quiet and peaceful, at first glance.

Doll rarely addresses anyone (with the exception of her friend Lizzie) and prefers to respond in silence to anyone who asks her questions. Being a quiet person, Doll does not seek attention or approval from other relatives, because she knows that no one will help her. During the first encounter with Uzi, the latter says that she should grow out of it and let it go, but Doll convinces her otherwise: that she doesn't need help, implying that she doesn't want to listen to anyone for the reasons described above.
Behind her facade of an introvert who prefers to stay away from everyone, there are deep psychological traumas that arose as a result of her parents being killed and eaten in childhood by (presumably) a demolition drone. As a result, Doll became obsessed with killing Vee as revenge for the death of her family, as she does everything to achieve her goal, even resorting to killing her relatives in the form of worker drones. Moreover, Doll has shown herself to be both determined and deadly, but she has also proven to have quick perception and equally quick thinking in difficult circumstances.
Even though Doll is vindictive, she still shows caution in certain situations. This is especially noticeable in her friendship with Lizzie, as she simply threw her aside, killing other Worker Drones when she approached Vi, although it was she who destroyed the trap set for the latter. She is also able to express empathy, as she was shocked to see that Uzi was infected with a Super Computer, just like her. She also expressed her regret and even promised to help her, N and V after she found what she was looking for. Doll then tried to leave the area before Vee decisively fired a missile at her.
Despite the fact that she does not like to verbally express her thoughts, she can find a common language with anyone who has encountered situations similar to hers, especially with ultrasound.

Doll has dark purple hair and red neon eyes.

Her outfit is very similar to a cheerleader's costume with red, black and gold stripes.

In "Prom," she wears a burgundy and red off-the-shoulder, long-sleeved dress and a matching helmet.

In the "House" series, Doll has an eyepatch, which was replaced by a Super Calculator badge during its use.

Doll is one of the minor antagonists of the "Killer Drones" series.

She is an English—speaking (in the original Russian-speaking) working drone that appears in the Pilot, first seen in class during the presentation of the Ultrasound Railgun, before she and her friend Lizzie mock the Ultrasound for its failure in class. She was later seen among other surviving drone workers at the evacuation site, trying to hide from Jay and V after they invaded the complex.
Despite the fact that Doll appeared very little in the first two episodes, it is implied that Doll plays a much larger role in the plot than the other working drones in the series "Heartbeat", since she is the only one besides Uzi who has a connection with the Super Computer. Using the powers of the Calculator, she can prevent Lizzie from opening the door to the hologram of the Supernatural Jay, which would presumably lead to her death, and later she can kill the mechanical insect and absorb its oil, smiling eerily when she looks at a photo of Vee.

Xing is the lowest working drone on the Elliott Estate. She wears a maid outfit like Jay and V did at the time. A large bow can be seen on her black-painted Drone Worker helmet.

Sin's hairstyle is copied from Tessa's hairstyle: a small lock of hair in the middle of Sin's head is combined to the right side, and two long pigtails tied with black elastic bands fall over her shoulders. Two more similar pigtails are tied at the back.

Having captured Sin's body, the Computer used it as its container. He is able to exist separately from Sin's body, in the form of a small sphere of singularity, but in this form he is extremely vulnerable. The destruction of the Sin core and the black hole feeding it means death for the Computer.

Cyn is a character in the TV series Killer Drones. The drone is a worker who became the first carrier of a Super Computer. Subsequently, she combined herself with Tessa, using her skin on top of the main body of the drone.
Nothing is known about Sin's life before the events of the series, but it can be assumed that Sin was improperly disposed of, after which she was sent to a landfill. Sin wakes up in a landfill, where he comes into contact with a Super Computer and allows him to take his body as a carrier. It is implied that after these events, Tessa picked her up and brought her to the Elliott Estate, but it is impossible to say with certainty whether Sin was herself at that time, or whether the Super Computer completely absorbed her immediately. One thing is for sure: at the time of the events of the series, the Computer had completely suppressed Sin's personality.
In the finale (episode "The Absolute End"), Sin's body was destroyed by Ultrasound, but the Computer moved from Sin into her

Jay is best described as a "deadly workaholic," given that she is incredibly dedicated to her work, although she is not as sadistic and violent as Vee. She looks down on others who aren't as good at the task they're assigned. This is best seen in her relationship with En, as she despises him and tells him that she would kill him if their company allowed it. Her dislike of En reaches the point where she infects him with a virus when En voices his doubts about the future that the company is preparing for them, and at the same time rejoices at this opportunity to remove him.
Jay is incredibly proud and has an unprecedented conceit. When a defenseless victim falls to the ground, she is unable to deny herself the pleasure of humiliating them as her final attack. However, her arrogance goes sideways, as even though she was able to disable Uzi, instead of killing her right on the spot, she spent time reading out the "Best Monologue.mp3" and gave the ultrasound an advantage to stab her in the leg with her own tail with nanitic acid. Despite this, Jay is willing to sincerely praise her fellow drones when they do something she finds worthwhile.
Despite her arrogance, Jay is capable of showing fear. This is demonstrated in En's memories of how they used to be drone workers, serving at the Elliott Estate, where Louise's presence was enough to plunge her into fear. However, she has a positive relationship with her daughter Tessa, to whom Jay shows sincere kindness and respect. This is probably due to Tessa's kindness towards drones and the fact that she views them as human beings rather than as obedient blockheads. Because of this, Jay does not hesitate to follow Tessa's orders and even calls her "boss" on various occasions.

J is a demolition drone with yellow neon eyes and silver hair tied in two tails, attached with black ribbons. Like other demolition drones, she has a black headband with five yellow sensors, and a long black tail ending in a large syringe containing nanitic acid. Like the rest of the female demolition drones, she has a semblance of a waist and hips. The limbs are partially covered with black and yellow signal tape. She is wearing a tunic with small pockets on the sides, a black belt and tie with a yellow shirt underneath. Her legs are white, turning black at the knees, tapering to a "foot" and held by a garter belt.
In En's memoirs, she is depicted as a drone worker in a maid's dress. She has a lace hoop on her head and an apron tied around her waist. She has a black bow tied around her neck.

Serial Model J-10X111001[1] (English Serial Design J-10X111001), or simply Jay, is one of the minor characters in the series "Killer Drones".
A former Drone Worker, now a Demolition Drone, the leader of the squad sent to Copper 9. An unconditionally loyal drone who has served Tessa Elliott faithfully since she was found and restored. She was a maid at the Elliott Estate, where she had to coexist with En, Vi, and Sin, who turned out to be an Over-calculator. After an unsuccessful attempt to disrupt the Calculator's plan, she was made a puppet of the program, like all the other drones of the estate. Jay was a participant in the extermination of all people on planet Earth, after which she promised Vi that after the mission on Copper 9, she and En would be free, but Sin soon exposed her, after which she decided to betray her friends and serve the Super Computer.
She was the arrogant leader of the demolition squad, who always mocked En for his uselessness and praised the company so that En would not know the truth. After many years of exterminating Drone Workers, Uzi was destroyed by a railgun during an operation to destroy all workers at Outpost 3. However, Jay's alleged "death" did not last long. The Super Computer created a centipede-like monster known as Supernatural Jay and began to reconstruct it using the material of several Worker Drones he absorbed; Uzi and En were able to stop the program.
After an unsuccessful attempt by the Computer to kill the trio, Jay fights side by side with him, but loses, falling out of the battlefield. After Sin's defeat and the restoration of the planet, Jay went to the spire to repair her first ship to get off this planet.

The Super Computer is able to move and break objects without having to touch them. When the Super Computer starts interacting with an object, its characteristic symbol appears. The Super Computer is also able to interact with dynamic objects. Its wearer is quite capable of stopping objects flying at him, and if not, then he does it subconsciously.
A super computer can control electricity and its derivatives. It has been shown that a Super Computer can also control any electronics and take it under its control.
The wearer gains the ability to teleport anywhere using a Super Computer. The ability can be used as an escape or to deal unexpected blows from behind.
The wearer gets the ability to create a null black hole in the desired place. At the place of its creation, a characteristic circular hole remains, and flesh often forms at the edges. The ability can be used in an attack or as a surprise attack by its wearer. It can also deactivate the abilities of another host.

Null is a very flexible and extremely destructive ability. The black holes created with it can be launched both as a projectile and fired like a laser, which can pierce almost anything at an unlimited distance, causing enormous destruction.
The "Feedback" ability has a second use: to subjugate the will of other Super-computing carriers and take them under control. If the victim has enough willpower and fortitude, then she will be quite capable of escaping from the Computer's control, making his further attempts to take her under control pointless.

The Super Computer, being inside its carrier Sin, which was thrown into the landfill like garbage, became inflamed with hatred for people for their attitude towards robots.
During the extermination of mankind and before it, the Computer created backups (backup memory blocks) of its "pets" in order to restore them in case of their destruction and erase their memory of the horrific carnage that they had affected on human planets with it.
The super Computer is not socialized. " """""""""He is awkward in communication, sometimes uses fragments of phrases instead of full-fledged sentences: "GLOTOHEK", "XIX", "ZLUSL", "TYK". He moves captured bodies like marionette dolls[1], causing fear in others. At the same time, he is smart enough to hide his speech, hiding behind a malfunction of the Sin and observant enough to adopt the manner of speech and habits of a person, which he did while hiding under the guise of Tessa.
The Super-Computer is very fond of playing with his victims. He doesn't use some of his abilities to catch the characters off guard, as he did in the "Heartbeat" episode, when, as Supernatural Jay, he showed the characters unconvincing holograms to lull them into thinking he wasn't capable of anything better, after which he showed them a realistic hologram of the murder of Khan (Uzi's father)..

It is still not known for sure whether the Computer has its own personality and consciousness, or whether it is just a program that took Xing's personality as a basis and has been wearing it like a mask ever since. Nevertheless, the Computer shows various signs of an independent personality.

The program code of the Super Computer is almost literally imprinted into the media code, drawing its symbol in its program.
When a Super Computer gets the better of an infected Drone, its color scheme changes to neon yellow, which is the most striking sign of infection. Infected drones experience sudden mood swings, and the wearer becomes extremely cruel and cynical. Infected drones also change their speech patterns: speech becomes more mechanical and cold, and their movements become less natural and abrupt. Often, when an infected drone is moving, you can hear the sounds of metal grinding and something similar to a crunch. The calculator gives its wearer abilities: teleportation, moving and holding objects.
Excessive use of the Calculator puts a lot of strain on the infected drone, which causes it to overheat faster.

The main body of the Supercomputer is a shapeless mass of bones and claws, tentacles, appendages similar to video cameras, apparently being organs of vision, and other techno-organic matter. Most often, the Calculator takes the form of a monstrously long centipede. A distinctive feature of the material form of the Calculator is a pattern in the form of a signal black and yellow ribbon.

The Super Computer of the Structure (Eng. Solver of the Absolute Fabric), or simply the Super Computer (Eng. Absolute Solver) is artificial intelligence. "He is the main antagonist of the series "Killer Drones".
This AI exists in worker drones, the creations of JC Jenson, as a virus. It is an extremely powerful creature that manifests through drones in order to find a suitable host to devour all things. The program has the ability to create organic matter from inanimate matter. The program penetrates the robot during reboot after it is improperly disposed of. This is what happened to the first carrier of the Super Computer, a Worker Drone named Xing, which allowed the program to manifest itself inside it and use it to destroy the Earth, all people on it, and absorb other planets they colonized. The program has created Demolition Drones to clear the way on the planets for the harvest.
Also, the Super Computer can be inherited. After destroying all the people in the estate, he puts Tessa's skin on himself (to bypass the security systems) and absorbs the Earth with several colonies of people using Demolition Drones. Later, experiments were conducted on C-9 to study and destroy the Super Computer, Nori and Eva were among the test subjects. During one of the experiments, the Computer captures Nori, and then successfully continues the plan to exterminate people. As a result, the program was able to destroy half of the planet, but Nori and Eva became unavailable due to Fixes, and Uzi and Doll received from their mothers the ability to use a Super Computer, which is why they were influenced by it.
Having sent the Demolitionists to the planet, the Computer was able to deal with Eve and Nori, but the second was able to escape to find Fixes and prevent him.

V initially appears as a heartless, sociopathic demolitionist who enjoys bullying his victims. Like Jay, it seems that she looked down on En, but only noticed him when she found out that he had managed to get into the ultrasound colony. In the first few episodes, she is presented as a real maniac and sadist who does not even feel anything from the atrocities she has committed. Unlike En, she does not feel the slightest pity for her victims, preferring to burst into loud laughter and even mock them when she said that Doll's parents, who were now killed by her hand, "didn't taste like much."
V's real character is radically different from the "mask" that was described earlier: she is quite kind and shy, especially when she was a drone worker at the Elliott estate, where she clearly had a warm relationship with En. However, her body was captured by the Super Computer and he used it to format his memory. Before his lobotomy, En managed to regain control of Vi's body, after which she was forced to follow the orders of her "administrator", including the extermination of humanity on planet Earth and the destruction of Drone Workers on Copper 9. It is likely that because of this, she suffers from some kind of PTSD[4], which may be They are caused by her extreme cruelty, which she wants to stifle psychological trauma and from it, as well as fear and hatred of Sin. Her rejection of En can actually be called caring for him, as she remembers their relationship in the past and fears that due to her disobedience and desire to delve into their past, Sin may again take control of him and harm him.,

Vi — Drone is a demolition man with yellow neon eyes and short-cropped silver hair. Like other demolition drones, it has a black headband with five yellow sensors, and a long black tail ending in a syringe with a flask containing nanitic acid. Demolition drones have a kind of waist and hips. "The female" versions have legs that taper to the state of "stilts" to the area of ​​the "feet". They begin with white coloring in the thigh area, but slightly lower, separated by black and yellow shading, they turn black, creating a kind of stockings, after which they regained black and yellow shading in the foot area.
During the hunt, her eyes take on the shape of a crosshair. She uses sharp wings, blades, and claws that allow her to easily tear apart any drone.

She is wearing a black cropped coat with short sleeves and a fluffy collar.

Serial Model V-X00100000[1] (English Serial Design V-X00100000), or simply Vi, is one of the main characters in the series "Killer Drones".

She was originally a Worker Drone found in a landfill by Tessa Elliott along with Jay, En and Sin, and worked as a maid at the family estate until she received "Error 606", after which she was left in the library. Shortly before that, feelings had arisen between her and En. While Vee was turned off, En read her books about different dog breeds. After the incident, she was captured by a Super Computer and transformed into a Demolition Drone and sent to exterminate all people on Earth along with the rest of the Demolition Workers, and after that, the Worker Drones on Copper 9.
Unlike En, she remembered everything from her past. Being in the squad under Jay's leadership on Copper 9, Vee had a sadistic streak and a thirst for blood. She was severely traumatized by the events of the past and probably took out all her anger on the Worker Drones, maintaining the image of a bloodthirsty maniac in order to forget about her pain. She hid her true warm attitude towards En, while in the meantime he became close to Uzi, whom Vee began to dislike very much, seeing in her a clear threat to their safety due to her Super Computer. Before the "self-sacrifice," she made it clear to the Ultrasound that she didn't really hold a grudge against her. Vee "domesticated" the Red Watchman and texted Lizzie to distract J.
Vi sees a hologram of En, beginning to apologize to him for hiding the truth. After it turns out that the real En is on the verge of death, Vi, horrified by the picture she saw, awkwardly tries to negotiate with Sin again, so that she would not touch her with En, but she is no longer willing to cooperate, since Vi betrayed her. After defeating the Computer and returning to the colony, Vi and En become friendly again.

Uzi — drone is a worker, an impulsive teenage rebel who believes that all other drones should rise up and oppose their creators, which is how her character differs from the general indifferent nature of her peers. Liam Vickers described her as a "scheming little fool."
"""" Uzi sees herself as a "psychotic rebellious teenager," which she mostly corresponds to, and notes that she has "problems with her father," implying that her strained relationship with her father may have led to her complex personality and so-called "suppressed emotional baggage." She can be quite stubborn at times, insisting on her own ideals and actions even when others disagree with her, although this may be a more direct result of her inattention to social norms and potential sociopathic traits that cause her to lack empathy for others. Despite her emotional problems, Uzi's intelligence seems to be higher than that of her drone colleagues, as she has created a railgun from scratch that can fire with enough energy to destroy a Demolition Drone, even though it has a long recharge (30 minutes).

The UZI drone is a worker with purple eyes and hair, 127 cm tall[2].

After merging with the Super Computer, Uzi's eyes turned yellow-purple.

She wears a beanie hat, black boots with striped purple striped long socks, and a black hoodie with a collar. This hoodie has a white logo on the front depicting a battery with two bones running across it, creating an X-shape.[4] The hem and hood of the hoodie are upholstered in white fur, and there is a white radioactive symbol on the left sleeve. Around her neck, Uzi wears a necklace with a snowflake strap with the symbol and number 002 on it.
When she transforms into her "Computational" form, her eyes are replaced by the symbol of the Super-Calculator. Now she has wings and a tail with an animal mouth. Later, Uzi learned how to control them without turning into a monster. After merging with Shin, Uzi also gained the ability to grow tentacles and create Calculator symbols of two colors.

""""a self—described"psychotic teenager" with "father issues," Uzi stands out from the rest of her fellow drone workers because of her belief that they must fight back not only against the demolition drones that prey on them, but also their parent company, JC Jenson, and the entire human race because of Sending demolition drones to exterminate them.
Despite being unpopular and skeptical of her due to her insane tendencies, Uzi ironically finds his first true friend in one of his mortal enemies, a demolition drone named "N", who is also disliked by his own colleagues due to the fact that they consider him useless in his duties. and who, after meeting with Uzi, begins to doubt his purpose and loyalty to the company.

They eventually manage to stop V and Jay from killing the rest of the Uzi colony, but they soon realize that something more is happening than they first thought, with the appearance of a mysterious entity known as the "absolute solver"
During the events of the Hut Syndrome, the program's presence in it begins to take effect. She has the same power as Doll, and like her, becomes addicted to the oil of her kind, which leads to her becoming a cannibalistic and bio-organic abomination similar to Demolition Drones.
She is currently dating N

N is kind, empathetic, open-minded, nervous, and sometimes awkward in communication. He always wanted to make friends, or at least get recognition from his colleagues. He admits that he does all this dirty and bloody work just because he wants to be useful. Of all the killer drones, the most carefree (as an example, a moment from the series: “I also forgot the last three hours of my life, but I think it will somehow come back to me”). Speaking of his relationship with the other demolition drones, V treated him rather disrespectfully. She doesn't show interest in him in the first episode until he opens the doors to the main drone worker shelter, where she “suddenly remembers“ his name and praises him for the work he has done. She pretended she didn't know him, most likely just to avoid starting a conversation with him. In the second episode, she mentioned that she simply didn't like his character, but she still stood by his side and decided not to attack him, even though her chains were broken. In the fourth episode, he is openly jealous of his ultrasound, but does not cease to treat him extremely biased. His (former) boss, a Production Model J, often insulted him, saying he was useless at doing his job, and claimed that she wasn't destroying him just because her parent company wouldn't let her. N himself turns a blind eye to the hostile behavior of his colleagues and looks at them with delight. Even at the moment when J implants a chip with a virus in it, he thinks she's cool, just because at the end she added that she was sorry to see it damaged, completely ignoring the fact that at the very beginning she mentioned how glad she was to finally eliminate the hated employee.

Unlike female demolition drones, his feet look quite human and stay securely on the ground. His silver hair has a parting on the left. N's eyes are yellow, and there is a black indicator on his head with five yellow sensors that show the status of the drone's five vision systems. The limbs are partially covered with black and yellow signal tape.

In combat mode, killer drones are distinguished by their sharp-toothed grins, sharp metal wings and claws, and their eyes are replaced by a large neon yellow cross.
En is wearing a dark gray coat with a fur collar, and on his shoulder is a yellow headband with a skull painted on it, the logo of demolition drones. And on his head is a black pilot's cap, which hints to us that he had or has flying skills.

As a butler at the Elliott Mansion, En wore a black tuxedo with a gray vest, a black ribbed helmet, and had neon-white eyes.

For the prom, N found an ordinary black formal suit, worn over a dark gray shirt with the same black tie and trousers, but without shoes. He still has his cap on.

He is a former Drone Worker, now a Demolition Drone, who wants to do his job, but colleagues often tell him that he is useless and constantly show their disrespectful attitude. It is considered worthless and pathetic by other demolition drones such as V and J. He is quite honest and open, which is why he can accidentally spill classified information. He is not particularly eager to kill drone workers, but he is eager to benefit the team.
He was originally found by Tessa Elliott on planet Earth, where he served as a butler at the family's estate. After the massacre at the celebration, the Super Computer captured all the drones and he and the rest of the Demolition Drones exterminated and ate all the people on planet Earth, after which his memory was erased.
The drone was sent to Copper 9 as part of Jay's squad. He was the pilot of an amphibious capsule that crashed on the planet shortly after, but after meeting Uzi and some quarrels breaking out between him, her, his colleagues, and the colony, he eventually questions his loyalty to the company and his mission to hunt drone workers before helping Uzi stop Jay and V from the murders of her people. However, En and Uzi soon become immersed in mysteries and the emergence of new threats, such as the returned Super Computer and its biomechanical abominations such as the Supernatural Jay, a mysterious Drone Worker named Doll and, worst of all, even Uzi herself.
En finds Uzi on the ship and they confess their feelings to each other. En is tormented by memories of what Sin did to him and Vi, but the ultrasound calms him down. En, hearing Vi's words, gives himself away and almost dies, but is saved by Khan Dverchenko. After defeating the Super Computer, En, Uzi and Vi return to the colony.
At the moment, he is dating Uzi