forsaken/murder drones

This bus is different in that it has an "autopilot": at the end of the Cabin Syndrome, the steering wheel can be seen turning on its own. It is not known whether the presence of a coachman at this time is mandatory.He (she) looks like an ordinary American school bus. It has a yellow body color. The school bus is a live bus that took students to Camp 98.7 in "The Shack Syndrome". In "Judgment Day," Ted, Lizzie, and Han arrive in it to confront the Supercalculator. In "The Absolute End", it is driven by class students Uzi and En with V

It looks like a normal robot beetle, but with a green color and gold plating.

The program code of the Beyond Calculator is almost literally imprinted into the code of the carrier, drawing its symbol in its program.

When the Overcomputing takes over an infected Drone, its color scheme changes to neon yellow, which is the clearest sign of infection. Infected drones have sudden mood swings, the host becomes extremely cruel and cynical. Infected drones also change their manner of speech: speech becomes more mechanical and cold, and their movements become less natural and abrupt. Often, when an infected drone moves, the sounds of grinding metal and something similar to a crunch can be heard. The Calculator gives its wearer the following abilities: teleportation, movement and holding of objects.

Excessive use of the Calculator puts a lot of strain on the infected drone, causing it to overheat faster.

The main body of the Supercalculator is a shapeless mass of bones and pincers, tentacles, appendages that look like video cameras, apparently organs of sight, 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.

Despite the fact that Bo looks like an untrained neural network, his program has long matured. Beau is unable to talk, but he and Alice understand each other well. It is unknown how he and Alice came together, but it is likely that she helped him survive and attached his legs and a dismantler's arm, which is why Beau is obliged to serve her.

Bo, unlike Alice, has not lost his mind and is uncomfortable dismembering the Drones for the sake of her madness. Bo is a friendly and nervous drone: When En cheered him on during the operation, Bo instantly befriended him.

Bo is very selfless: after the death of his boss Alice, Bo did not hesitate to sacrifice himself by cutting V's shackles so that the protagonists' team could escape from the Marines.

Alice has neon orange eyes and dark red hair tied in a ponytail. She also wears horns over her light gray helmet, containing various items that were likely found throughout the facility. She has a long, thin black tail of a dismantling 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 made up of various metal devices, and her ID card is tied with ropes on a water pipe. Its right horn consists of a similar pipe, but now has a light bulb attached to it. It also has a shard of glass hanging from it, resembling a makeshift mirror. Long before the events of the series, Alice was an ordinary worker drone, but many years of 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 lost workers, she disassembles them into pieces and attaches them to her horns. She is rather cold and dismissive of her adjutant Beau, commanding him around and sometimes calling him an idiot. She often addresses him in a commanding tone and does not hesitate to resort to beatings if he is angry. Alice loves to torture her victims, especially if they are "witches" (infected with the Super Calculator), on 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 shown by her enthusiasm to try Uzi, even though she knows nothing about the latter.

Character
: Apathy and indifference. Unlike most worker drones, which display fear in dangerous situations, Master demonstrates apathetic thinking regardless of the circumstances. He often ignores Uzi's outbursts of anger during lessons and prefers rest to performing his duties.
Neglect of duties. For example, in the episode "Shack Syndrome," he gave the role of counselors to the dismantling drones V and En, preferring to lie on a deck chair despite the fact that they could kill them.
Indifference to the state of students. After a trip to Camp 98.7, when some of the students went missing, Master calmly accepted V's attempt to take the blame for the loss, not caring about the fate of the others.
Possible pretense of apathy. At the end of the episode "The Absolute End," Master expresses anger and frustration over Uzi's behavior.Appearance
Eyes: Neon orange.
Headgear: green helmet.
Glasses: round.
Clothing: green plaid vest, black suit and tie to match.
Camping gear: A straw hat and a sky-blue jacket with a floral pattern over the vest, despite the freezing conditions on Copper 9.

Ted is one of the few working drones who befriend the Demolition Drone (En). It also stands out for being one of the few male drones that have hair. Personality
: Friendly and socially confident. He is one of the few who talks to Uzi without bias and treating her as a problem.
Not cruel. Unlike many other worker drones, Ted is not prone to violence.
A brave, but not flawless hero. He does not have honed heroism: he can get scared, improvises poorly and sometimes jokes to cope with panic.
A devoted friend. Ted is willing to act when others are inactive. For example, he left the colony to return Uzi her railgun, which he left behind after being exiled. He also accompanied her and En in investigating the disappearance of the drone and invited them to a party after being rescued.
Disappointed and shocked. When Ted learns that the Worker Defense Force has proven to be cowards and has failed to fight back against the Dismantling Drones, he is deeply disappointed and heartbroken. He is even more shocked to learn that Uzi's father, Han, intentionally left his daughter to die.
Athletic and sociable. His behavior resembles a typical school athlete, but he is noticeably kinder than his friends. At Camp (Cabin Fever), his outfit is close to standard, but with a Camp 98.7 T-shirt At the prom, Ted wears a purple tuxedo with a white shirt and black sneakers.
Dark shirt.
Red sneakers with yellow laces. Clothing and accessories:
In its usual form, a burgundy cap turned back with the visor turned back, with an emblem in the form of a soccer ball with a fork. Hair: silvery-blonde, combed. Appearance
Eyes: neon green (lime).

Rebecca is neither a heroine nor a villain - her image is rather comical and negative.At the same time, she is flirtatious, especially in communication with N. She has a liking for Darren - she planned to kiss him. Rebecca's character
appears as a chatty and prone to hasty judgments. This is shown, for example, in her attitude towards Uzi - she ridiculed her for not having a partner for the prom. Rebecca is also reluctant to forgive Vee at Lizzie's request, but remains annoyed at not being able to sit next to the latter. For Camp 98.7, she wears a dark blue drawstring shirt with the camp logo on the front and a skirt of the same color. At the same time, she retains the helmet and boots of a cheerleader. At the prom, Rebecca appears in a strapless lavender dress and a pink helmet In her usual school uniform (cheerleader uniform), she wears a red helmet and a maroon gold-striped skirt Appearance
Rebecca has blue-neon (azure) eyes and short blue hair with a purple strand parted in the right.

Thus, Doll's father is a character whose tragic fate largely shaped the character and motivation of his daughter.
Doll's father was Eva's husband and Doll's father. He was the victim of V's dismantling drone, which killed him and his wife. At the time of the attack, he tried to crawl away to grab the camera.
Influence on the plot. His death was a turning point in his daughter's life. Doll witnessed the murder of her parents, which forever broke her idea of a "normal family". Later, she kept her parents' bodies at home as if they were still alive, and even tried to cover them with a blanket when guests appeared. Appearance
Shape. Doll's father wore uniforms similar to those worn by OOR guards: a green helmet resembling ushanka with black fur, and a black jacket with the Workers' Defense Forces emblem on the left side of his chest.
Headdress. Brown hat with earflaps.
Eyes. Neon white.
The state after death. A cracked visor, indicating a shot to the head.

Eva was one of the test subjects at the Shack Syndrome Lab, where she was infected by the Super-Calculator. Her death and the death of her husband awakened Doll's abilities as the Ultimate Solver, leading to a thirst for revenge from Doll's
Character Silence: Eve is perceived as a "quiet hum", as she is not shown to speak in the series. It is implied that she is either mute or only talks when necessary.
Protecting loved ones: Eve showed concern for friends or other people. For example, she reached out to Nori after patching it up and protected her from further harm during the collapse of the core.
Irritability: Eva was easily irritated when she was distracted from things she liked, as seen when Mitchell interrupted her game of Tetris.
Cockiness: She could be defiant, such as ripping her hand out of Mitchell's and refusing his help.
Overconfidence: Eva smirked before injecting Nori with the Crucifix Patch, despite the gravity of the situation. Appearance
Hair: short, dark indigo (purple) with bangs.
Eyes: neon red, like her daughter Doll's.
Clothing: White gloves, black helmet, white dress with a white collar with identification number 048 (like other experimental drones in the laboratory). She also wore a nightgown fastened at the back with braid, indicating a lack of regular grooming.
Height: below Mitchell's chest.
Remains: Had a cracked visor with a hole in the middle, a sign that she was shot in the head.

Appearance:
Doll wears a red safety helmet with a yellow stripe, her long, flowing hair is a dark purple color, and her eyes glow neon red.
As clothing, she uses a burgundy and yellow cheerleader school uniform consisting of a skirt, a crop top, and a black undershirt in the stomach area.
Like the other workers, Doll's white hands have four fingers each.
On her feet, she wears dark shoes with red laces.
Starting with the fifth episode, Doll began wearing a red button patch over her broken right eye.Personality:At first,
Doll is a typical quiet and introvert: she rarely has contact with strangers, speaks little, and spends most of her free time with her best friend Lizzie.
However, due to the deep psychological trauma associated with the death of her parents, Doll's hatred for all dismantling drones, and Vee in particular, was awakened.
An uncontrollable thirst for revenge pushed Doll to commit brutal murders and turned her into a cold-blooded and tactful sadist who is ready to use any means to achieve her goal.
Doll is prone to deceiving and betraying her situational allies for her own gain.
At the same time, Doll is not devoid of moral compass and still has some principles. For example, she values her friendship with Lizzie and never wanted to hurt her.

Lizzie starts out as one of the school's most notable Uzi antagonists, but gradually reveals herself as a character with a more complex and multifaceted nature. By the end of the series, he becomes part of a group trying to survive the collapse of the colony, and does not just comment on events from the outside. She is not devoid of humanity: she worries about Vee when she falls into Doll's trap, and at a critical moment advises her to escape. N and V also help after being ripped apart backstage. A bold and skillful manipulator: she uses her father's authority to force respect for the newly-minted prom queen, and skillfully engages the audience in speeches. Calm, cool and collected: she does not lose her composure even with the anxious antics of her friend Doll. Personality The
archetype of the "popular schoolgirl": arrogant, with an inflated ego, loves to say nasty things about Uzi. Appearance
Hair: light blonde, gathered in a ponytail.
Eyes: neon pink.
Main Outfit: Similar to the cheerleader uniform with red, black, and gold stripes. On his head is a helmet with a yellow bow resembling cat ears.
Prom outfit: pink polka dot dress with hearts, pink bow and helmet.
Clothing for the hike: maroon helmet, bow, sneakers, T-shirt and skirt of the appropriate color. On the T-shirt there is the inscription "CAMP HAIR DON'T CARE".

Role in the
plot Han is an inventor and strategist whose doors have long been the main shield of the colony. His inner conflict between the desire to protect loved ones and fear, as well as the inability to openly show love, create dramatic tension. As the story progresses, Han learns to overcome his fears and becomes more open about his relationship with his daughter.
Over time, Han overcomes his cowardice: in "The Absolute End," he builds himself a railgun based on Uzi's blueprints and takes on the role of leader to save the planet. At the beginning of the series, Han openly dismisses Uzi, considering her a "disappointment" and extolling his doors. However, after the events of the pilot episode, he begins to realize his mistakes and tries to mend his relationship with his daughter. Character
Han seeks to ensure the safety of the colony with minimal bloodshed. However, he has a deep psychological trauma associated with the death of his wife Nori from nanitic acid, which was sprayed by a dismantling drone. Because of this, he refuses to arm the Workers' Defense Force, preferring to rely on fortified doors. Han's appearance
looks like a standard working drone, but its design is easily recognizable. He has:
Neon white eyes.
False black mustache.
Wrinkles on the visor (shield covering the face).
Clothing: gray jacket, black boots, blue construction helmet and red goggles.

Thus, Nori is a complex character who combines both impulsiveness and disregard for risks, as well as deep motherly love and determination to make amends.

She is able to treat what is happening responsibly.
He seriously approaches the search for a way to stop the Super-Calculator, taking responsibility for the explosion of the planet and the subsequent arrival of the Demolition Drones.
She retains deep care and maternal feelings towards Uzi. When En offers to tell Uzi that Nori is alive, she abruptly refuses, using force, as she considers herself responsible for all the horrors in her daughter's life.
She holds a strong grudge against the Dismantling Drones for nearly killing her and destroying her body. When she finds out about Uzi and En's connection, she is furious and slaps the possessed Uzi, which indirectly leads to the latter's release. Before being infected with the Super-Calculator:
Popular with friends.
Relatively easy to communicate.
She didn't worry too much about the risks associated with being possessed by the Super-Calculator, which eventually led to her being completely taken over by the virus. Character
Nori's character is complex and contradictory. Worker Drone Appearance:
Purple hair, slightly lighter than Uzi's, with long bangs parted to the left and tied in a loose ponytail.
Purple neon eyes.
A black construction helmet of a worker drone.
A loose gray off-the-shoulder shirt.
A black necklace with the identification number "#002".
Barefoot. Nori's
appearance bears a marked resemblance to Uzi's daughter, indicating that she has inherited many of her personality traits and appearance.

Her personality was greatly influenced by her strained relationship with Father Han, who was obsessed with creating security doors. Uzi also survived trauma, believing that her mother Nori died from a killer drone attack.
Determination and resourcefulness. Despite her impulsivity, Uzi is capable of deep devotion and learns to care for others. Fragile self-esteem and fear of rejection. Behind the mask of self-confidence is self-doubt and the fear of being ignored or turned into something monstrous. Rebelliousness and individualism. Unlike most worker drones that hide in a bunker, Uzi refuses to accept such a life. She builds, hacks, argues, and infiltrates danger so as not to be inactive. Sarcasm and sarcasm. Uzi uses snarky jokes as a way to hide her fear and panic. Her signature phrase is "Bite me." Some of her personality traits:
Impulsiveness and audacity. She often acts recklessly, under the influence of emotions. The character
of Uzi is a complex and contradictory character. Her character combines both bright and vulnerable features. In Computational form, her eyes are replaced by the symbol of the Super-Calculator, and she has wings and a tail with a beastly mouth. Later, Uzi learned to control these changes without turning into a monster. After merging with Shin, she gained the ability to grow tentacles and create Calculator symbols of two colors. For the prom, Uzi wears a short, dark purple strapless dress taken from a human skeleton by her father, elbow-length black gloves, and the same lace-up boots. In casual clothes, she wears:
a beanie hat;
black boots with purple striped long socks;
a black sweatshirt with a collar on the front of which there is a white emblem in the form of a battery with two bones crossing across it, forming an X-shape;
the hem and hood of the sweatshirt are trimmed with white fur, on the left sleeve there is a white radioactive symbol;
around the neck is a necklace with a strap made of snowflakes, on which there is a symbol and the number 002. Foreign

Status: James, like other members of the Elliott family, died during a massacre by drone workers who were unhappy with the abuse. According to series creator Liam Vickers, James and Louise considered Tessa to be a "reclusive freak" due to her attachment to drones, the moment of danger posed by the drone worker Syn, James ignored her threat and considered it more important to chastise Tessa for her behavior. Obsession with image and status. James was proud of his pedigree and believed that money and position in society made it possible to isolate any threat. Insensitive attitude towards his daughter Tessa. He rarely had direct contact with her, was disgusted by her affection for drones, and spread bad rumors about her. As punishment, James and his wife Louise chained Tessa in her room.
James hates them and severely punishes them for the slightest offenses, perceiving them as tools, not as living beings Character
James is a representative of an aristocratic society, which is characterized by arrogance, greed, vanity and cold-bloodedness. He does not care about anyone but himself and his social status. Some details of his appearance:
Headgear: a large and tall top hat with a narrow brim and a high crown.
Clothing: tuxedo with an expressive collar, gloves and boots.
Accessories: short beard.
Eyes: glow with a bright neon white (in some sources, white-yellow) light. James's appearance
appears as a blurred shadow silhouette of jet black - this is how all the people in the series are visually displayed. At the same time, you can clearly understand that he is a thin middle-aged man.

Tessa's role in the plot is tragic: her sincere concern for drones and the ensuing tragedy (when the Supercalculator uses her body) become an emotional bridge between the characters' personal history and the large-scale catastrophe that engulfed the colony. Clothing in different scenes varies: in flashbacks, a short dark dress with half-short cap sleeves and ruffled cuffs, a belt with a bow at the waist, high heels, a large black bow tied with a double loop at the back of the head. At the time of his death, he wore a black and blue ball gown tied with a dark blue ribbon and purple satin heels. The physique is slender, relatively tall (taller than the worker drones, but not fully mature). Her hair is braided into four long pigtails: two fall over her shoulders, two hang behind. Appearance:
In a flashback, Tessa is shown as a dark silhouette with glowing eyes, a characteristic feature of all people in the series. Disturbing features. Tessa has a habit of digging up the corpses of deceased relatives, collecting their bodies, and using their hair to decorate her drones. Human skulls and bones can also be found in her room. Selflessness. After learning of Syn's plans to kill her family, Tessa embarks on a suicide mission to stop it. Fearlessness and resourcefulness. Despite the abuse, Tessa does not give up. For example, when En's drone is chained to a tree by her parents, she is willing to break the rules to save him. Loneliness and alienation. Tessa grew up in the powerful but violent Elliott family. Her parents and people around her thought she was weird due to her fascination with drones, which further isolated her from humans. Character
Kindness and empathy. Tessa becomes genuinely attached to the drone workers she finds in the junkyard and repairs. She treats them not as property, but as living beings, sees them as individuals. In her hybrid form (when her corpse fuses with the body of Sin's drone), her appearance changes: the eye sockets are gaping, with yellow X symbols glowing in them; From the back of the

Role in the
plot Louise appears in the fifth episode ("Home") in flashbacks. Her cruel treatment of drones and her daughter becomes one of the reasons for the growing conflict. As a result, Sin (the Ultimate Solver) deals with Louise and her husband James during a gala reception.Thus, the image of Louise Elliott embodies a cruel and soulless aristocracy, which is opposed to the humanity and empathy of her daughter Tessa. Like many other human characters in the series, Louise has a black silhouette with glowing white and yellow eyes. Louise's appearance
is depicted as an elegant and collected woman, the embodiment of high society. Her image emphasizes the status:
Hat. With wide brims bent upwards and a low flat crown, decorated with feathers and a flower.
Dress. A sundress with lace inserts on the sleeves at the wrist.
Accessories. She always holds a fan of black lace with patterns and white face guards. Louise's character
is an authoritarian, image-obsessed and sarcastically witty woman. Her standard way of communicating is commanding: she rejects, redirects, or humiliates others without the slightest hesitation
.
She was emotionally and physically abusive to her daughter Tessa, scolding her for liking worker drones, and regularly chaining Tessa in her room for the slightest disobedience. Tessa was left with a sensitive wrist because of this. According to the creator of the series, Liam Vickers, Louise even called her daughter "an unsociable freak."
Contempt for drones. Louise treated the worker drones as disposable tools, calling them offensive expressions like "pets from the garbage." She was ready to throw them out of the manor's library.
Intolerance of objections. For the slightest disobedience, she punished severely: for example, she chained the drone En to a tree to be eaten by birds for calling her fan "stupid".

Supernatural Jay is a monstrous centipede-like creature with many mantis-like appendages and a series of spikes on her back. Its head is identical to Jay's, but with a melted visor, sharp serrated teeth on the upper jaw, and the absence of a lower jaw. Some appendages end in solver cameras that are used to project holograms of downed drones as bait.

Workaholism
and corporate jargon: Jay is incredibly dedicated to her work and uses expressions like "synergistic responsibility" and "fourth-quarter profits" instead of insults in her speech.
Arrogance and pride: She looks down on others she considers "inferior" to herself, and takes pleasure in towering over them under the guise of following orders.
Attitude towards En (N): Jay despises En, mocks him, and ends up infecting him with the virus when he begins to question the company's orders.
Ability to recognize merit: In some cases, Jay does acknowledge the work of his fellow drones when they prove useful.
Fear: Despite her arrogance, Jay is capable of feeling fear, as demonstrated in her flashbacks to Louise Elliot's presence.
Attitude towards Tessa Elliott: Jay treats Tessa, her former master's daughter, genuinely well and respectfully, and follows her orders without hesitation, sometimes calling her "the boss". It is later revealed that Jay knew that Cyn had killed Tessa and used her body as a "leather suit".
Unlike the other characters, Jay remains a cold, selfish villain who has never tried to improve. In the past, as a worker drone, Jay wore a black hard hat with a maid's hat attached to the front, a gray and black trimmed maid's dress paired with a black bow tie around her neck, black hip-length socks with two white stripes on top, and black lace-up shoes. Appearance
: Eyes: Yellow neon.
Hair: short, silver.
Headband: black with five yellow sensors.
Tail: long, ending with a syringe with a flask containing nanite acid.
Wings: Large, with several long blades instead of feathers, provide supersonic flight and are used to cut and pierce objects.
Hands: Equipped with retractable claws and other deadly tools.
Clothing: a black shortened coat with short sleeves and a fluffy collar. In remembrance

Additional Abilities
Abilities: Regeneration, supersonic flight with retractable wings, acid tail, retractable claws, ability to deactivate nanites in wounds with your saliva, Gatling Gun, neon
yellow shooting Origin: Originally a worker drone, serving as a butler at James Elliott's estate.
Relationships with other characters: He was originally in the Dismantling Drone Squad with V and Jay, but over time he became close to Uzi and began to act on her behalf.
En is one of the key characters whose story touches on the themes of conscience, the choice between orders and humanity, as well as the search for his place in the world. Appearance
Height: 163 cm (some sources indicate 177 cm, including wavy hair and a hat).
Hair: silver, parted on the left.
Eyes: neon yellow.
Head: A black indicator with five yellow sensors that show the status of the drone's five vision systems.
Limbs: partially covered with black and yellow signal tape.
In her normal form, En wears a dark gray coat with a fur collar, a yellow skull headband on her shoulder (the logo of the Demolition Drones), and a black pilot's cap on her head.
In combat mode, it has sharp metal wings with a yellow and black pattern, serrated teeth, claws, and eyes are replaced with a large neon yellow cross.

Hair: short, silver.
Headband: black with five yellow sensors.
Tail: long, ending with a syringe with a flask containing nanite acid.
Wings: Large, with several long blades instead of feathers, provide supersonic flight and are used to cut and pierce objects.
Hands: Equipped with retractable claws and other deadly tools.
Clothing: a black shortened coat with short sleeves and a fluffy collar. In En's flashback, she is depicted wearing a maid's dress and round glasses. During the prom, she wore a shiny velvet red dress with no parts covering her shoulders. In

Personality
: V's personality is contradictory and unfolds as the plot progresses.
At first glance, she appears as a cruel and sadistic dismantling drone who enjoys bullying victims, treats violence as entertainment, taunts them, and enjoys the process of intimidation. She is impulsive, harsh in speech, almost devoid of patience, and her first instinct is to attack when danger approaches.
However, behind this mask hides a more complex character. V is paranoid and defensive, and her behavior is largely shaped by past events. She doesn't trust easily, because trust has already been used against her.
In the past, when she was a drone worker at the Elliott Manor, Vee was kind and shy. However, her body was taken over by the Super-Calculator, which altered her memory. Perhaps because of this, she suffers from a semblance of PTSD, which may explain her extreme cruelty - she tries to drown out psychological trauma.
V also shows concern for Ena (the Dismantling Drone), with whom she had a warm relationship in the past. She fears that due to his curiosity and desire to investigate the past, the Super-Calculator will once again be able to take control of him and harm him, so she often dodges his questions.
As the story progresses, V gradually reveals a different side. She becomes a reluctant ally of Uzi and En, helping them in their fight against a common enemy. As a result, she heroically sacrifices herself, but later turns out to be alive.
Thus, V's character is a combination of cruelty and compassion, the habit of survival and the ability to express sincere feelings, which she does not always know how to express.

Hair: short, silver.
Headband: black with five yellow sensors.
Tail: long, ending with a syringe with a flask containing nanite acid.
Wings: Large, with several long blades instead of feathers, provide supersonic flight and are used to cut and pierce objects.
Hands: equipped with retractable claws

The spectrum is a dark figure with a hat with the letter "s" on it. He's also covered in code and has vertical eyes.

Personality
After the Supercalculator transformed her body, Sin became merciless, cold, and calculating. She finds morbid pleasure in torturing and manipulating others. Her mechanical voice, combined with attempts to mimic human behavior, gives her image a sinister tone, while she is capable of prickly jokes.
At the time of the main events of the series, the Calculator completely suppressed Sin's personality.
Appearance
Working Uniform:
Apparel: Gray maid dress with black trim, white apron, white inner dress with a large black bow tie and two buttons underneath.
Hair: silvery-yellowish, braided into two straight twin ponytails with ribbons at the ends.
Accessories: a large black bow on the left side of the back of the head, a maid's crown resembling the letters J or V.
Shoes and stockings: black hip-high socks with white stripes and black shoes.

eeoscharacterencyclopedia.fandom.com True form (rarely shown): Massive mechanical centipede with a black and yellow color pattern, gray underside dotted with yellow dots, and large appendages (claws, solver chambers, crab-like limbs, black antennae).

eeoscharacterencyclopedia.fandom.com Hybrid Uniform (after fusing with Tessa):
Clothing: Tessa's purple heels and a black and purple dress (tattered to shreds).
Hair: Tessa's black hair.
Eyes: empty eye sockets, a screen instead of a face, eyes glowing with neon yellow-orange light in the shape of crosses, traces of dried blood around the eyes.
Additional details: many serrated sharp teeth, a dark gray tongue, the code "1001" on the chest (similar to those found on the bodies of the salvaged drones), a yellow bandage with the inscription "MARKED FOR DISASSEMBLY" on the left shoulder, black blood stains similar to arrows on the neck, left arm, and left thigh.
Features: Tessa's human arms hanging from Syn's wrists, large antennae sticking out of her back, three gut-like tentacles sticking out of her back as the Absolute Solver translation symbol.

007n7 appears as a light-skinned Robloxian with a "Burger Bob with a Headstack" accessory, a blue t-shirt, and black pants. He also has a photo of the "Disembodied-Botox-Injected Face of Thomas the Tank" on his torso, and Coolid's father.

Tuff is dressed in a black cloak with a hood pulled over his head, he also has black pants with yellow elements, and on his hip there is a magical mine that cannot harm but can blind for a while, and he also has a black bandit bandana.

Jane Doe has pink hair tied in a ponytail, she also wears a cedar hat that shades her eyes, she also wears a dark coat with dark pants, she also has a messenger bag, she is a little kind in nature, but she treats the developers aggressively, she is also John Doe's wife and has an axe and a jar of crystals.

Shedlesky, he is dressed in a white T-shirt with a picture and the inscription "BLAME JOHN" and he is also wearing dark blue shorts with white stripes and pink slippers and he has curly hair and he also has his favorite sword and two chicken legs with him, he is also playful and cheerful and will not let his friends get bored, he is also considered the father or creator of 1x1x1x1

and in a military uniform with boots and fingerless gloves, he also has scars on his body and he has blue wavy hair, he is also serious, determined and not afraid of death, and his sworn enemy is Slasher

Elliot is a pizza delivery guy with a red shirt and black pants and a red visor on his head with the inscription "Roblox". He also has a father and his younger sister. He is kind and eager to help the team and hates 007n7 and his adopted son Coolid for burning down his pizzeria.

Bilderman is dressed in a gray sweatshirt with a helmet on his head, dark pants and a tool belt. He is serious and stern in character, although he is short, and is also Veronica's father.

Chance is wearing a black jacket with a black tie and trousers, he also has dark glasses, a bucket hat and headphones. He is quite playful by nature and likes to play in the casino.

Veronica is a robot with emotions and she is dressed in a pink sleeveless hoodie, she is also wearing black pants, black fingerless gloves, and she has a cap on her head with the inscription "Vi" and she also has two antennas, she has a rather rebellious character, she loves to skateboard and draw graffiti, and she is also called Bilderman's daughter.

That time he is dressed in a black T-shirt with a spawn in the form of a spiked circle on his chest, he also wears gray pants with black fingerless gloves, he also has disheveled black hair, he also has a small spiky tail with small wings with small spikes, and above his head there is the spawn to which he bows, he also has a friend/lover, Azure, whom he killed for a second life, by nature he is obsessed with spawn and is ready for anything and has a ritual dagger

Noob is wearing a blue shirt with green pants, his skin is yellow, he is also timid and very afraid of spiders and loves to eat, he is also a friend of Guest 666

Dusekar wears a sleeveless gray robe over it. The robe also has ribbons with text. He has a brown belt with a gold buckle and a pouch on the left side. Instead of a head, he has a blue pumpkin with a carved mouth and eyes, and inside the pumpkin is fire. The pumpkin also has branches shaped like deer antlers. He also carries a staff. He is calm and kind in nature.

The right half of Noli's face is a white, sculpted tragedy mask with a purple swirl on his cheek. His eyes and mouth appear to glow, and a faint white light appears to emanate from them. The left half of his face is a grotesque purple skull with clenched teeth beneath an empty eye socket. On top of his head, he wears a jagged royal crown with two small theatrical masks in the middle. Atop the crown is also a jewel in the shape of a void star. In his right hand, he holds a glowing white void star. Half of his body is clad in a purple suit, possibly reminiscent of the one he wore when he worked alongside 007n7, while the other half is bright purple. The fleshy purple side features purple ones/zeros (binary) emanating from his body, much like John Doe.

Nosferatu are dark-skinned R6 humanoids resembling standard vampire designs, with reddened clawed hands, black hair pulled back into a high ponytail, and black triangular ears perched on top of their heads. They wear a black suit with a red lining and collar, which is also wrapped in a dark cloak. Finally, Nosferatu wear black heeled boots and a dark red masquerade mask with red luminescent eye slits.

1x1x1x1 wears a Domino Crown, with the letter X on one of the dominoes. His skin is completely black, and the blackness of his head makes it almost impossible to see his facial features, so the only visible part is one eye, which glows with a bright red glow. A long, tattered red cloak is tied around his neck. On his shoulders, 1x1x1x1 has pauldrons in the shape of dominoes. And on his wrists, there are two green chains. Also, his entire body has a transparent green chest, and inside is a Skeleton torso. In each hand, they hold a Daemonshank sword, and black and green flames are visible from their body and swords. Their body seems to have a high saturation filter applied, which makes them unnaturally bright compared to the surrounding world and the red cloak, and he is aggressive and angry.

John Doe appears as a fair-skinned Roblox player with a yellow torso representing a shirt and blue legs representing pants. The most obvious sign that he was infected with outdated Roblox code is his deformed right arm, completely covered in black measles and transformed into a spike. His left arm wasn't completely infected, but it had grown three sharp claws and was partially covered in measles.

His right eye is completely red and surrounded by the same black scabs. Some of the scabs have spread to his back, causing his spine to protrude noticeably. His legs are also partially covered in scabs, especially the lower ones. When he walks, red binary code radiates from his feet, leaving a trail of scabs behind him. He also has a smile on his face. He burns on Jane Doe, but he doesn't remember it.

Guest 666 shares some similarities with their origins, but their design is completely different. Guest 666 has a pitch-black head, a black cap with a red brim and the letter "R" on it, and "Roblox" written on their torso and arms. Their hands and claws are bright red with black outlines that appear to be made of a hard material and resemble chains,[1] their horns are bright red, their legs are immobile, and their feet have a red "flame" effect. They also have a large, dark red "mane" and a bright red tail with the Roblox logo at the tip. Most of Guest 666's body is made of metal, and their kneecaps are spheres with a metal rim above them. Guest 666 also has a red face with a large mouth, black teeth, and large red eyes.

Azure is a Robloxian with completely black skin. Several black tentacles protrude from his back, dripping an unknown liquid.

The character has spiky black hair, presumably reminiscent of scene hair, although the quality of the concept art makes this difficult to confirm.

Azure has one visible eye, glowing indigo-violet.

He wears a black, pointed hat with a glowing purple face, likely inspired by the Blizzaria Warlock Hat from his older design, as well as a tattered black cape.

On the character's chest is a glowing purple Spawn symbol.