TECHNOLIKE BUT THESE ARE KILLER DRONES

Victor Vyazamtsev, like many other people, has a black silhouette with a pronounced white and yellow glow eyes. He wears a top hat with a narrow brim and a high, flat crown. Victor is also dressed in a tailcoat with a high collar. If you look closely, you can see that he wears gloves under a tailcoat as an accessory.

The Key Beetle is the "key" to the secret elevator leading to the Shack Syndrome laboratory. Its exact purpose is unknown, although it is believed to be a communication device that was used by laboratory staff and test subjects.

After somehow ending up in Camp 98.7, he is found and taken away by Ban Titov, and then, in the fight between him and Rosa, Rosa takes the key to her.

Beetle Key

Scanning
System The beetle can scan drones to identify who it is. For example, when he scanned Ban, even though he identified him as 002. Perhaps the children of infected parents really look alike.

Communication
This beetle can talk using a text box and voice input, unlike normal beetles. Apart from text, it can also make keyboard emojis and drop emojis.

Functions
Beetle has some features for worker drones. For example, he offered Ban 4 functions, one of which was inaccessible to it and the last one, which was more accessible to humans. However, this beetle may have more functionality.

The Marines are dinosaur drones that appear in JC Jenson's offices as guards for the Shack Syndrome Laboratory. They live both at the ground level and at the underground level. They look like velociraptors, slightly taller than human size. They have 6 eyes (3 eyes on the sides), eye color: blue.

If the lookout changes the hunting mode, the eyes are red.

Abilities:Scanning:

Have a trace scanning system to find the victim.

Photo Flash If the drone is facing a dinosaur, the Marine will activate a photo flash, which produces a bright blue glow that immobilizes the drones. When this light hits the drone's visor, an immediate "stuck" restart (Boot Loop) occurs, turning the victim into an easy target.

Hunt for Happy If the Marine detects the source of the Null Holes that destroy planets, the Marine will shut down and reboot, change the color of his eyes to red, and start hunting this source. [

Landing pods are spaceships that are supposed to be used to send Dismantling Drones to Copper 9.

The landing pod in which Lyke's team was sent crashed because they were never taught how to land, rendering it inoperable, so the Dismantling Drones can't escape the planet once they comply with their directive. In the process of destroying the Worker Drones, the Dismantlers built a giant spire of corpses around their ship, with a cavity inside and several holes to observe the surroundings. The capsule is small in size, and a maximum of three drones can be inside without interfering with each other. Inside there is equipment for ship control and communications, three seats for the pilot and two crew members. Entry and exit from the capsule is done through a folding panel, which can be reached by stairs.

In reality, the capsule is much larger than it seems. According to Special Like, the capsule can be equipped with sleeping rooms. There are also at least two additional rooms: Like's private office and her secret hangout room behind a fake wall.

The Vyazamtsev estate is a plot with a large three-story mansion in the possession of the wealthy Vyazamtsev family, who like to arrange celebrations to once again discuss their superiority.

Weeping willows grow near the house, it often rains, as the house is built near a swamp.

It is also known that Worker Drones served in the manor, who were treated with disdain. Disobedient robots were chained to a tree and left to be torn to pieces by crows.

The estate is located near a dump of decommissioned Worker Drones, which is why Max, the son of the mansion owners, often brought robots from there and treated them like her friends, which his father Victor did not like, because he considered them "pets from the garbage". Among these drones were:

Captain
Omgus
Like
Happy

When Happy appeared in the mansion, the robots took turns becoming unusable due to fatal error 606, they were hidden in the library. Happy was useless to people, as he did not follow instructions and behaved very strangely. At some point, Victor orders his son to keep the malfunctioning drone out of his sight, which causes Happy to be locked in the basement. Nevertheless, in some mystical way, she manages to get out over and over again.

A singularity looms over the estate.
A singularity looms over the estate.

In the mid-31st century, an event occurred that would have dire consequences not only for humans, but for all Worker Drones.

Happy rebelled against the people, leaving only Max, on the condition that she would not see what she would do at the next celebration. Max ran away with Like and tried to stop Happy, but there was no chance. Happy took control of all the worker drones in the mansion. Those that were "broken" and stood like dolls in the library became semi-limited chimeras. Happy brutally dealt with everyone who gathered that day in the ceremonial hall of the mansion, including Max who dared to challenge him.

Shortly thereafter, the estate was destroyed along with Earth due to the explosion of the planet's core.

Camp 98.7

This is an abandoned camp located in the wilderness of Copper 9. According to the signs, it was founded in the year 3002 (sixty-nine years before the events of the Killer Drones, and several decades before the explosion of the core).

The Abandoned Camp was a disguised research institute where people were working on a cure for the Super Calculator, experimenting on drone workers under the direction of JCJenson. But the Calculator got his way and blew up the planet's core, after which many Worker Drones tried to escape through the guards. Most of the test subjects died during the escape attempt, and the known survivors are Ban's father and Rosa's mother.

It is also known that at the time of the disaster, or shortly thereafter, there were other Worker Drones on the surface in the vicinity of the camp, including Annette, Ban's mother, and Rose's parents. Decades later, Camp 98.7 was turned into an impromptu summer camp for a school trip. Despite the ongoing nuclear winter that enveloped Copper 9, the façade of the cozy log cabins next to the frozen lake retained the overall appearance of an idyllic getaway for Ban's teenage classmates.

The camp is in the middle of what appears to be a forest. There are several log cabins built near the frozen lake in the area, as well as many abandoned buildings. Many of the discovered buildings looked as if they had not been cared for for a long time, which once again confirms the abandonment of the camp.

The colony is the so-called base of the Worker Drones. It used to be a human base, but after the explosion, the worker drones began to rebuild the base and eventually live there. With the help of Han (who was told by his wife Nori), the OOR (Workers' Defense Squad) organization was created, which built doors (hermetic gates) to prevent the enemy from entering inside.

The colony is more like a school, although it has its own rooms (apartments) for students.

An apartment is a room where worker drones live with their families. The room is divided into several rooms:

Living room
Bathroom
Kitchen
Room 1 (where a child of a family of drone workers can settle down)
Room 2 (where parents of a family of drone workers can settle down)

Corridors are school corridors where lockers are installed in which students store their belongings and textbooks. There are cameras in some of the hallways. These corridors connect the school classrooms where the second generation of working drones (Uzi and her peers) study.

The school classroom is one of the rooms where the educational process of working drones takes place. The Teacher is responsible for the study and acquisition of knowledge by children (student drones). The classroom has a spotlight, 3 electronic whiteboards, a teacher's table and chair, ≈20 desks and chairs for students.

The Assembly Hall is a large room where various events are held, one of which is the graduation ball. The room has many tables and chairs, electronic musical instruments, large speakers, a stage. There were also other things at the event, for example, a large electronic board (comes out from the top with the help of a control panel).

Sports Hall
Sports Hall

Sports Hall
A sports hall is a sports room where physical education lessons take place. The room presumably has everything you need for physical exercise, that is: balls for basketball, volleyball, football, rackets and balls, special items for passing standards, etc.

Perhaps this room is used for entertainment purposes rather than for physical education lessons.

A first-aid post is a room where medical care is provided (damage to drones is repaired). So, for example, Uzi in "Pilot" wrapped bandages on the right side of the screen face and gave ice. There is also a bulletin wall in the first-aid post, on which are written recommendations, such as: "Do not wash your hands. You're a robot, moron!" At the moment, it is unknown who is responsible for assisting the drones.

Cryosleep is a department in which people could fit into a freezer and wake up many years later without aging. At the time of 3070, it was destroyed. People in cryosleep did not survive.

A warehouse is a large room where people used to store resources or tools to fix something.

The warehouse may not be used now, but this facility is considered to be Khan's evacuation point.

The office is the ground part of the building where the Worker Drones used to work for JC Jenson as a cover for experiments. The Laboratory is the underground part of the Laboratory, located in abandoned mines deep below the surface of the planet, which can only be accessed through a secret elevator using a key (in the series, it is a green sapper). It looks like a huge Gothic cathedral. Judging by the banner above the main entrance, JCJenson owned the labs under a lease.

In the mines there are mainly warehouses and communication rooms. In particular, in one of the branches of the mines, there were boxes that contained test subjects and, apparently, the computer of someone from the laboratory management staff.

As the company's employees themselves note, the cathedral was originally on this site, and no one can explain why it is here. Inside the cathedral, in addition to religious attributes, there was scientific equipment designed to study test subjects and conduct experiments, and in place of the altar there was a magnetic trap with the image of a pentagram and fluorescent lamps suspended from the ceiling

Annette Titova appears to be either the founder or leader of OER, as he is depicted on many of the organization's posters. He is also the inventor of the explosion-proof doors, which, prior to the events of the first episode, protected the colony from the Dismantling Drones. Members of the organization often spend time at the door, ostensibly to protect the colony, but more often than not, they just gamble, such as cards. They are also engaged in investigating crimes in the colony.

Contrary to its name, members of the organization prefer to build doors as protection. As a result, when they encounter a problem directly, they simply freeze and can't do anything about the threat that has crept through their valuable doors.

Better known as JC Jenson, 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 humans as servants. Neither the date of registration nor the founders of the company are known.

JC Jenson has a significant number of free resources and can quickly collect a lot of goods, almost without pauses. It is noted that the company's products and services are available in almost every corner of the universe, regardless of how far away the planets or civilizations are.

The company also specializes in the excavation of exoplanets, mainly helping humans in the extraction of resources. One of them was Copper 9, where JC-Jenson mined "copperplate" and offered to help people by sending the necessary equipment and a huge number of Worker Drones. JC Jenson is a galactic corporation dedicated to the exploration of exoplanets and is responsible for the production of both Worker Drones (Dismantling Drones were created by the Overcalculator for "cleanup"). Not much is known about the company, but Like has been 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.

In addition, it owns many infrastructure facilities and research complexes: factories, warehouses, cryosleep departments, computer laboratories.

Following the explosion of Copper 9's core and the loss of life, much of the infrastructure fell into disrepair and was taken over by the surviving Worker Drones for their own use. Despite the effectiveness of the Worker Drones in their field, they were mistreated and ignored by their minds. After the explosion of the core of Copper 9, all biological life on the exoplanet became extinct. Shortly after the explosion on Copper 9, the now-abandoned Worker Drones quickly took their future into their own hands.

At first, it was believed that JC Jenson did not like the idea of intelligent, rebellious robots, so they soon put into operation several landing pods containing a dangerous weapon: squads of Demolition Drones, which the Workers nicknamed "Killer Drones". The Drones had the task of killing all the workers they could find. However, it was later revealed that the Dismantling Drones had been sent by Sin to carry out the Beyond Calculator plan and gain access to the Shack Syndrome laboratory.

Annette clearly wants to keep the colony safe and with as few casualties as possible. She built three hydraulic doors, which protected the colony from killer drones for a long time. In all of Annette's posters, as well as in notes in her room, he belittles his son Ban and extols doors (she's completely obsessed with doors...). She also has possible "psychological" trauma from the encounter with the dismantler drones, as upon seeing the Captain, she abruptly steps away from Ban's railgun, which is at his feet, and stands behind the door, closing it. This trauma is most likely related to him having to put Ban's father out of his misery when a dismantler drone injected her with nanite acid. Annette's relationship with his son is extremely strained. She verbally abused him in public appearances and sincerely considered him a "disappointment." She considers the doors her true legacy, if the numerous posters inside and outside his office are any indication. However, Annette embraced a frightened Ban and begins to care for him despite their strained relationship, attempting to mend fences. She also notes that Ban went "to kill all humans, just like I did when I was younger." This may indicate that Annette was also obsessed with killing all humans at some point, though it's unknown what prompted her to change her personality. She wears a pink OOR jacket, a special purple headband, black boots, and neon blue eyes.

He was part of the influential Vyazamtsev family, which mistreated him. Her only company was the worker drones Captain, Omgus and Lyke and, at first, Happy, which he found in a junkyard and repaired. Happy turned out to be the carrier of the Beyond Calculator, intending to kill his family in secret from Max. Max tried to prevent this, for which he paid. Max looks like an ordinary schoolboy: he has a natural skin color, short brown hair and brown eyes. He is dressed in a standard suit. Max is a funny, optimistic and creative character. He has a good sense of humor and usually looks at life from a positive side. However, he is chronically unlucky - bad luck haunts him in many endeavors. Due to his strange tendencies, his parents and people around him considered him abnormal, causing Max to be alienated from human society and attached to the worker drones as kindred spirits. Despite the excesses from his parents, Max tries not to focus on his injuries in the presence of his drones.

Max is fearless and resourceful: when his parents chained the Captain to a tree, he was going to break all the rules and run away to save him from an unenviable fate. And when he learned of Happy's plans to kill his family and guests, he used a robot rights speech to arouse Lyke's rage so that she could bite through the chain and free him. Max, unable to stand up to Happy, grabbed a revolver and went on a suicide mission to save his family, despite the fact that they despised him.

Little is known about Rosa's early years, but what is clear is that she is one of the victims of the first onslaught of the Dismantling Drones. Rosa took the lifeless bodies of her parents to her home and often covers them with a shroud. Moreover, she talks to them, pretending that they are still alive. Over time, the orphaned drone was shrouded in hatred and a thirst for revenge towards the dismantler who killed her parents, and she began to hatch her own plan for revenge. Rosa has long, straight purple hair, which smoothly turns into a pink gradient towards the ends. Her right eye is covered by bangs of hair, and the other is pink. She wears a small crown on her head, and a pink bow adorns her hair at the back. She wears a pink shirt over which she wears a dark purple jacket with pink piping. Instead of a tie, there is a brooch in the form of a rose. The skirt is black and pink, complemented by pink tights and high knee-high platform boots. On her hands are white gloves. Rosa's real nature is cruel, impudent and calculating. She coolly plans her actions, not hesitating to remove those who interfere. However, in order to survive and not be detected, she wears a mask. In the presence of other workers or ordinary users, Rosa pretends to be a cute "darling" - kind, caring and harmless.

Connie is not like the other Worker Drones, as he is brave and even dared to stand up to the Killer Drones, even though he knew that doing so would risk his life. His personality is also very similar to that of a high school athlete, though he is apparently nicer than his friends.

Although Connie later falls into absolute disbelief when she learns that the Workers' Defense Squad, who are supposed to protect the others, turned out to be cowards and did not dare to fight back against the dismantling drones. That he was not only disappointed, but even heartbroken. It gets even worse when he learns that Annette deliberately left her son to die, instead of saving him like the hero she was shown to be on the posters.

Connie is distinguished not only by courage, but also by loyalty. He managed to leave the colony only to return to Ban his railgun, which he had previously left behind after declaring his unauthorized exile. He also accompanied him and Connie in investigating the mysterious disappearance of a worker's drone, and after something grabbed him and freed him from the duo, he didn't even skimp on inviting them to a party for saving his life once again.

In general, his behavior is similar to that of a typical popular high school athlete, although he is noticeably kinder than his friends. Connie loves skateboarding. He has large eyes with green-turquoise hues. On the face there are transparent glasses with an unusual angular shape and a slight blue tint. His hair is short and voluminous, dyed in neon shades of green and blue. The strands are styled to the sides and upwards, creating a dynamic silhouette. On her head, she wears a dark hat with ears and a glowing earring on one ear.

He wears a top with mesh sleeves and a star pattern on the chest, short shorts with a contrasting plaid pattern and chunky boots with bright inserts. The look is complemented by fingerless gloves and glowing details on clothes and accessories.

Vicky is a quiet, calm and incredibly patient person. She has great endurance and is ready to help in any situation, even if she does not fully understand the essence of the problem. Her kindness and trustfulness sometimes border on naivety, but a real perfectionist lives inside her: she meticulously checks every detail and will not rest until the information is perfectly ordered.

Despite her gentleness, Vicky is conceited in a good way: she is well aware of her intellect and is proud of it, but she never puts it above others. She values order, tranquillity, silence, and knowledge, and she hates chaos — although, in her patience, she has to put up with it almost constantly. Vicky has purple-blue hair tied in a ponytail and blue eyes. She wears a helmet with a yellow bow on it that resembles cat ears. Her outfit is very similar to that of a cheerleader with red, black, and gold stripes.

Happy is the shortest drone worker in the Elliott Manor. He wears the robes of a maid, like the Captain at the time. A large bow can be seen on his Drone-Worker helmet, which is painted black.

Happy's hairstyle is copied from Max's, with a small strand of hair in the middle of Syn's head combed to the right side. After capturing Happy's body, the Calculator used it as his container. He is able to exist separately from Happy's body, in the form of a small sphere of singularity, but in this form he is extremely vulnerable. The destruction of Happy's core and the black hole that feeds it means death for the Calculator. Happy is playful, a little naïve and silly. The Super-Calculator, being inside his host Happy, who was thrown into the landfill as garbage, burned with hatred for people for their attitude towards robots.

《You won't throw away pets, and I won't throw you away.》

He has the same affection for his brothers and sisters in the manor: Omgus, Captain, Like, and other future Demolition Drones:

《You know, you're one of the main reasons I want you to become individuals.》

During the extermination of humanity and before it, the Calculator created backups (backup memory units) of his "pets" so that if they were destroyed, they could restore them and erase their memory of the horrific bloodbath they had committed with him on the human planets:

《Don't worry, your backups will forgive me.》

The Calculator is not socialized. He is awkward in communication, sometimes he uses fragments of phrases instead of full-fledged sentences: "G L O T O C H E K", "X I X", "Z L U S", "T Y K". He moves captured bodies like puppets, causing a feeling of fear in others. At the same time, he is smart enough to hide his speech, hiding behind Happy's malfunction, and observant enough to adopt the manner of speech and habits of a person, which he did while hiding behind Max's guise.

The Supercalculator loves to play with his victims. He does not use some of his abilities to catch the heroes off guard when, as Supernatural Like, he showed the heroes unconvincing holograms to lull their guard and make them think that he was not capable of the best, after which he showed a completely realistic hologram of the murder of Annette (Ban's mother).

It is still not known for sure if the Calculator has its own personality and consciousness, or if it is just a program that took Happy's personality as a basis and has worn him as a mask ever since. However, the Calculator exhibits various signs of an independent personality:

He can experience various emotions such as anger and joy.
He has personal preferences in others and he can feel sympathy to some extent.
He can be confused by some completely unexpected action.
In his speech, colloquial phrases and obscenities are sometimes used, which are not characteristic of strict machine logic.

Like is a Drone Dismantler with pink neon eyes and two ponytails of pink hair, attached with black ribbons. Like the other Dismantling Drones, she has a black headband with five pink sensors, a long black tail ending in a large syringe that contains nanite acid. Like the rest of the female dismantling drones, she has a semblance of a waist and hips. The limbs are partially covered with a black and pink signal tape. She wears a jacket with small pockets on the sides, a belt, and a black tie with a pink shirt underneath. Her legs are white, turning black at the knees, tapering to the "foot" and held in place by a belt with garters. Like is an extremely controversial person and deeply dependent on public recognition. For the sake of the company, she creates an impeccable image of a "darling" - a sweet, charming and always smiling worker with an impeccable face. However, in a private setting and in stressful situations, her true nature is revealed: arrogant, hysterical, rude and obsessed with her work, which can cause her to have a panic attack and aggression. She is morbidly conceited, rarely admits mistakes and tends to blame others for everything. Her main values are herself and high ratings at work, and she can't stand those who despise or underestimate her.

Omgus is initially portrayed as a heartless sociopathic dismantler who loves to bully his victims. In the first few weeks, he is presented as a real maniac and sadist who does not even feel anything from the atrocities she has committed. He does not feel the slightest pity for his victims, preferring to burst into loud laughter and even mock them when she says that Rosa's parents, who have now been killed by his uka, "tasted so-so." Omgus is a sarcastic, murder-loving character. He values his reputation and wants to present himself and his public projects from the favorable side. Also, Omgus does not like to be taken seriously. He wears a short-sleeved black cropped coat with a fluffy collar. The eyes are blue, and the hair is black with accessories and ears

Character:
Ban is a worker drone, an impulsive, rebellious teenager who believes all other drones should rebel against their creators, which sets him apart from the generally apathetic nature of his peers. He is described as a "sly little fool."

Ban perceives himself as a "psycho-addicted, rebellious teenager," which he largely lives up to, and notes that he has "mother issues," implying that his strained relationship with his mother may have led to his complex personality and so-called "repressed emotional baggage." He can be quite stubborn at times, insisting on his own ideals and actions even when others disagree, though this may be more directly a result of his inattention to social norms and potential sociopathic traits, which cause him to lack empathy for others. Despite his emotional issues, Ban's intelligence appears to be superior to that of his fellow drones, as he created a railgun from scratch that can fire powerful enough energy to destroy a Dismantler Drone, though it has a long recharge time (30 minutes). He also has a Super Solver. Glass Shattering Every reflective surface Ban looks at shatters into pieces.
Telekinesis Ban can move objects without touching them directly.
Destruction of matter
Matter Transformation Ban, when captured by the Calculator, transforms the arrow into a crude organic compound using his super-calculating abilities.
Wing Manifestation / Flight In his Calculator form, Ban grows large, bat-like wings made of organic matter.
Tail Manifestation In his Calculator form, Ban has a tail with an organic creature resembling a crocodile, with numerous green eyes and a stinger-like tongue.
Tentacles from the back
Regeneration
Creating NULL holes

Appearance
Ban's appearance is a direct reflection of his chaotic and aggressive nature. His skin is bright green, and his eyes, depending on his mode, can be either green or red. His teeth are sharp, giving him a slightly predatory appearance.

The character's white hair is parted in spiky, leaf-shaped strands at the sides and back. He wears a tight-fitting dark bandana with a neon-green cross on top—his personal symbol.

The outfit is a one-piece jumpsuit-like garment, consisting of pants and a tight-fitting black T-shirt that accentuates the wearer's slender and flexible frame. Two belts are worn over the garment, forming a kind of harness: they cross over the chest and are adorned with three neon-green crosses on one side. The wearer wears fingerless gloves with glowing bracelets, also adorned with these same crosses.

The wide, loose-fitting, straight-leg pants are black. They are complemented by neon green stripes and textured mesh inserts in certain areas. The shoes are chunky boots with neon linings and crosses.

The drone was sent to Copper 9 as part of the Lyke squad. He was the pilot of a drop pod that soon crashed on the planet, but after meeting Ban and some fights erupting between him, his colleagues, and the colony, he ultimately questions his loyalty to the company and his mission to hunt worker drones before helping Ban stop Omgus and Lyke from killing her people. However, the Captain and Ban soon plunge into mysteries and the emergence of new threats.

The Captain is a character with a cold, protocol and arrogant nature. Outwardly, he is always calm, confident and speaks distantly, strictly following algorithms. He is charismatic and sees himself as a leader, often making plans and viewing others as pawns at best and as a hindrance or subject for investigation at worst.

He is polite within the framework of protocol and may even smile if someone acts strictly according to the rules. However, his politeness is formal. When faced with non-standard behavior or disobedience, he becomes strict, demanding and ruthless, justifying his actions by the need to "restore order". Cold prudence, arrogance, devotion to protocol, exactingness and the desire for absolute control. He likes things to go according to plan and under his control, and he hates insubordination and chaos. It can even kill any drone if it refuses to cooperate in the course of work. The color scheme of the Captain is designed in cold colors. He has blue (blue) eyes, white hair, neatly combed back. The Captain wears a dark gray coat with a fur collar, and has a blue headband on his shoulder with a skull painted on it, the logo of the Dismantling Drones. And on his head is a black pilot's cap, which hints to us that he had or has the skills to control flying vehicles.