— Murder drones! [RP]

Eva was Doll's father's wife and Doll's mother. She died along with her husband at the hands of the Dismantler Drone V. Her death and that of her father led Doll to harbor rage and a thirst for revenge against the Dismantler who killed her family. From that moment on, Doll began hatching her revenge plan. Eva has short purple hair with bangs and neon red eyes, similar to Doll, her daughter. She wears white gloves, a black helmet, and a white lab coat. She also wears a collar with her identification number—the same outfit worn by all the test drones in the lab.

Her remains have a crack in her visor, indicating she was shot through the head. It is assumed this was done by Vi during the massacre of Eve. Shack Syndrome Labs, where she was infected with the Overcomputer. When Mitchell is sent to retrieve Eve, he opens locker #048, where Eve is playing Tetris, her hands and feet chained. Mitchell shows her her number, after which she nods down with a dissatisfied expression. They both go to Shack Syndrome Labs, but Mitchell notices something is wrong and closes the door in Eve's face. She, meanwhile, is perplexed. Mitchell is told to go to Nori with Eve, but he replies, "Yeah... Uh... I... Didn't find the forty-eighth..." He is told to "Shit," and Mitchell goes straight to the center of the lab to pick up the cross. Suddenly he notices Ridley with his arm torn off, the Super-Computer grabs Ridley and drags him into the pit, after which everything begins to collapse

The teacher is a worker drone with orange-neon eyes. He wears a green hard hat and round glasses. He wears a green checkered vest and a black tie. He also has a dark blue hard hat and a jacket with a camouflage pattern. He has neon green eyes. He also wears a hard hat. Unlike most worker drones, who show fear when a situation becomes threatening, he displays indifference when confronted. For example, when one of his students, Uzi, introduces his "DAMN RAILGUN" to the class and the class begins to panic, he reacts with a completely indifferent expression, informing Uzi that the project topic was the worldwide watermelon buying problem and commenting on the malfunction of her railgun.

Braxton was a Worker Drone who worked for Han and was part of the OOR. He wore a dark blue helmet and a camouflage-patterned jacket. He had neon green eyes and also wore boots. Braxton was playing cards with his colleagues when Han announced that Uzi was obsessed with doors. When Uzi returned to the colony, she discovered that a Killer Drone had followed her. Trying to escape N, who was killing other Worker Drones, he caught up with Uzi and tried to tell her his name, as no one knew his name, but was cut in half by N's laser.

He looks like a child drone with neon blue eyes. He also has four built-in claws: three for locomotion, and the last one contains the forearm of a dismantler drone. Although Bo appears to be an untrained neural network, his programming has long since matured.[1] Bo is incapable of speech, but he and Alice understand each other well. It's unknown how he and Alice became friends, but it's likely she helped him survive and attached his dismantler legs and arm to him, making Bo obligated to serve her.

Bo, unlike Alice, hasn't lost his mind and is uncomfortable dismembering Drones to fuel her madness. Bo is a friendly and nervous Drone: when En encouraged him during the operation, Bo immediately became friends with him.

Bo is very selfless: after the death of his boss Alice, Bo sacrificed himself without a second thought, cutting V's shackles so that the team of protagonists could escape from the Marines.

A worker drone with blond hair and green eyes. She wears a black hard hat, a badge with the number 029, gloves, and a cape typically worn by test subjects at the Shack Syndrome Lab. A worker drone with blond hair and green eyes. She wears a black hard hat, a badge with the number 029, gloves, and a cape typically worn by test subjects at the Shack Syndrome Lab.

Alice has neon-orange eyes and dark red hair pulled back into a ponytail. She also wears horns on top of her light gray helmet, containing various objects likely found throughout the facility. She has the long, thin black tail of a dismantler drone without a nanite tank, 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 composed of various metal devices, and her ID card is tied with ropes to a water pipe. Her right horn is composed of a similar pipe, but now has a lightbulb attached to it. A shard of glass also hangs from it, resembling a makeshift mirror. Long before the events of the story, Alice was an ordinary worker drone, but years of surviving in isolation and scavenging have taken their toll, affecting more than just her appearance. Alice is known for her cruel and sadistic nature. When capturing stray workers, she dismantles them and attaches them to her horns. She is rather cold and dismissive toward her adjutant, Bo, bossing him around and sometimes calling him an idiot. She often addresses him in a commanding tone and will not hesitate to resort to beatings if she is angry. Alice loves to torture her victims, especially if they are "witches" (infected by the Super Calculator), on whom she can do almost anything, because they are capable of regeneration.

Sin is the main antagonist after the Overcomputer transformed her body from within and she became its host. Sin is ruthless, cold, calculating, and finds morbid pleasure in torturing and manipulating others. Her mechanical voice, coupled with her attempts to imitate human behavior, gives her a sinister timbre and also allows her to make caustic jokes. She is the lowest-ranking worker drone in the Elliott estate. She wears a maid's outfit, like Jay and V at the time. A large bow can be seen on her black worker drone helmet.

Sin's hairstyle is modeled after Tessa's: a small section of hair in the middle of Sin's head is combed to the right side, and two long braids, tied with black elastics, hang down her shoulders. Two more similar braids are tied at the back.

Having captured Sin's body, the Calculator used it as its own vessel. It is capable of existing separately from Sin's body, as a small sphere of singularity, but in this form it is extremely vulnerable. The destruction of Sin's core and the black hole that powers it means death for the Calculator.

Tessa is shown only as a dark silhouette with glowing eyes, though she appears to be wearing a short black dress and 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 down her back. Tessa was fascinated by the worker drones and would collect or salvage them from the local junkyard near the Elliott estate. She often played dress-up with them and even styled their hair (an activity James and some others found creepy).

Currently, she appears as a semi-organic core with protruding wires, three legs with claws at the ends, and a screen displaying an eye and eyebrow. Her drone-like appearance hasn't changed much: her eyes are still a neon purple, and she still wears a helmet. However, Nori now wears a mourning veil, small skirts at the base of her claws, and a black bow with a black rose. From Han's description, it's clear that she was a very popular drone among her friends, unlike her daughter, who was bullied and ostracized by her peers (and previously, even by her biological father).

In addition, she is relatively easy to communicate with others, and is also the wife of the khan and the mother of the uzi.

This is a post-apocalyptic universe where humanity has died out and the planets have been overrun by living robots. Due to a mistake by the JCJenson Corporation, the core of the exoplanet Copper-9 exploded, killing all humans. The remaining worker drones began to live independent lives, starting families and hiding in secure bunkers. The corporation sent ruthless killer drones (N, V, J) to the planet to exterminate the workers. They feed on the oil of other robots, possess bladed wings, and a deadly arsenal.

This is a typical educational institution for worker drones on the planet Copper-9, where teenage robots try to live a normal life. It is located inside a secure residential complex (Outpost 3), headed by Khan Dverchenko. It includes ordinary corridors, classrooms with about 20 desks, as well as an assembly hall and a gym. • Lessons are boring and monotonous. Students sit at desks, listen to lectures or do their own thing. A typical school routine reigns, with teenage irony, bullying, fear of external dismantling drones, and preparations for events (such as prom). The main character, Uzi, studies here at the beginning of the series, standing out among her peers with her rebellious desire to create weapons.

He wears a gray OER jacket, a gray helmet, special red goggles, black boots, mustache, and neon white eyes. On the visor, in the forehead area, furrows are visible, which form "wrinkles".

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.

Overall, his behavior is similar to that of a typical popular school jock, although he is noticeably kinder than his friends.

Doll has dark purple hair and neon red eyes.

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

Doll is the epitome of a typical wallflower: quiet and peaceful at first glance.

Doll rarely talks to anyone (except her friend Lizzie) and prefers to remain silent to anyone who asks her a question. Being a quiet person, Doll doesn't seek attention or approval from other pups because she knows no one will help her. During her first confrontation with Uzi, the latter says she needs to grow from 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 introverted facade, which prefers to keep to herself, lies deep psychological trauma, resulting from her parents being killed and eaten as children (presumably) by the dismantling drone V. As a result, Doll has become obsessed with killing V as revenge for her family's death, doing everything to achieve her goal, even resorting to killing her own kind in the form of worker drones. Furthermore, Doll has shown herself to be both decisive and deadly, but she has also proven herself to possess quick perception and equally quick thinking in difficult circumstances.

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

She wears a helmet with a yellow bow on it, resembling cat ears. Her outfit is very similar to a cheerleader's outfit with red, black, and gold stripes, an outfit also worn by Doll, Kelsey Day, and Rebecca.

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 disposition, Lizzie isn't heartless. This is evident when she worries about V after the gullible 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.

J — A Dismantler Drone with yellow neon eyes and silver hair tied into two ponytails, held in place by black ribbons. Like other Dismantler Drones, she has a black headband with five yellow sensors and a long black tail ending in a large syringe containing nanite acid. Like other female Dismantler Drones, she has what appears to be a waist and hips. Her limbs are partially covered in black and yellow signal tape. She wears a jacket with small pockets on the sides, a black belt and tie, and a yellow shirt underneath. Her legs are white, fading to black at the knees, tapering to a "foot," and held in place by a garter belt.

V is a Dismantling Drone with yellow neon eyes and short-cropped silver hair. Like the other Dismantling Drones, it has a black rim on its head with five yellow sensors, and a long black tail ending in a syringe containing a flask containing nanite acid. Dismantling drones have a semblance of a 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 hip area, but a little lower, separated by black and yellow hatching, they turn black, creating a kind of stockings, after which they again acquire black and yellow shading in the area of the feet.

During hunting, its eyes take on the shape of a crosshair. She uses sharp wings, blades, and claws that allow her to easily tear any drone to shreds.

She wears a short-sleeved black cropped coat with a fluffy collar.

Unlike the female dismantling drones, his legs look quite human and are firmly planted on the ground. His silver hair is parted on the left. N's eyes are yellow, and his head has a black indicator with five yellow sensors that indicate the status of the drone's five vision systems. His limbs are partially covered in black and yellow warning tape.

In combat mode, killer drones are distinguished by their grinning teeth, sharp metal wings and claws, and their eyes replaced by a large neon yellow cross.

En wears a dark gray coat with a fur collar and a yellow armband with a skull painted on it, the logo of the drone dismantlers. He also wears a black pilot's cap, suggesting he has or has had experience piloting aircraft.

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.