Meet the Killer Drones!

Weaknesses and methods of struggle

• Sunlight: Due to the vampiric nature of the virus, direct sunlight causes instant overheating, which can cause the host to literally explode or melt.
• Special EMP: A powerful, targeted electromagnetic pulse or a shot from the Uzi Railgun can temporarily disable Solver's abilities and deactivate shields.
• Core Destruction: The only way to permanently kill a Solver host is to physically remove and completely destroy (e.g. crush or burn) their central core-heart. If the core survives, the Solver will regenerate the body anew.
• Control Override: A strong mind (like Uzi's in the finale) is able to resist the Solver code, suppress the virus's will and use its powers for good purposes, locking the AI ​​inside their body.

Solver's abilities

• Reality Bending: The program allows you to change the physical properties of objects, create matter from nothing, and teleport.
• Telekinesis and Shields: The user can use their mind to hurl huge objects, break down walls, and create impenetrable hexagonal energy barriers.
• Black Holes (NULL): Create small spheres of absolute emptiness that instantly suck in and destroy any matter they touch.
• Holograms and Illusions: The virus creates perfect audio and video hallucinations (such as images of deceased relatives) to lure victims into a trap.
• Regeneration: Instant restoration of severed limbs, gluing together broken parts and regrowth of the head even after a direct shot.

Stages of infection and forms

• Zombie Drone: Initial Stage. If a normal Worker Drone reboots after being fatally damaged, its code breaks, activating the Solver. The drone's eyes change color, and a hidden error code 606 appears in the system.
• Mutated Worker: The host retains its intelligence but gains superpowers. As the program continues to use, the robot's body begins to overheat. To avoid burning, the drone experiences a "vampire" hunger and is forced to drink warm machine oil from other robots. Later, it grows organic bat wings and a tail with a living mouth.
• Recovery Program (Monster): If the Solver host (or Killer Drone) dies, its core activates a failsafe protocol. From the robot's remains grows a gigantic biomechanical monster of tentacles, cables, and flesh, with multiple yellow camera-like eyes. This form autonomously collects organic matter and parts from the surrounding environment to regenerate its host.
• True Form (Sin): The final stage, where Solver completely absorbs the personality. Appears as a terrifying hybrid of mechanical tentacles, a huge skeletal heart-core with many teeth and wings.

The Absolute Solver is a sentient space-faring AI virus, mutated code and a hidden reboot program that activates in Worker Drones if they are "improperly disposed of" (discarded without fully destroying their core). Originally originating in a drone named Sin on Earth, the Solver has evolved into a godlike entity. It seeks to consume all matter in the universe, creating singularities (black holes). The virus acts as a parasitic organism: it grants its host incredible powers but gradually erases their personality, turning their body into a puppet.

• Episode 1 (Pilot): Teenage outcast Uzi creates a Railgun, escapes from the safety of a bunker, and encounters the Killer Drone En. She accidentally rewires his mind, they defeat the leader of the J-Squad, and Uzi vows to destroy humanity.
• Episode 2 (Heartbeat): The remnants of Jay transform into the terrifying Calculator monster, which kidnaps schoolchildren using holograms. Uzi and N destroy it, but Uzi notices a mysterious symbol on the screen.
• Episode 3 (Shopping by Gatelight): At a school dance, Russian girl Doll uses the hidden powers of the Calculator to take revenge on V for the death of her parents. Uzi accidentally discovers the same powers in himself, and Doll escapes.
• Episode 4 (Graduation Night): The class heads to Camp 98.7, where Uzi's powers go out of control. Overheating, she turns into a bloodthirsty monster with bat wings, but En calms her down.
• Episode 5 (Home): En and Vi delve into erased memories and recall their past as servants at the Elliott mansion, revealing the truth about Sin and Tessa.
• Episode 6 (Dead End): The heroes descend into an abandoned underground laboratory, "Spear's Cabin," where they encounter robot dinosaurs (Sentinels). A grown-up Tessa searches for a way to save the world, and Vee heroically sacrifices herself to let her friends escape.
• Episode 7 (Mass Murder): In the underground mines, Uzi finds his mother, Nori, who survived as a robot crab. Tessa is revealed to be Sin in disguise. Sin kills Doll, steals her core, and throws Uzi into the abyss toward the planet's core.
• Episode 8 (Absolute Finale): Uzi, En, and Vi, who has returned on a tamed dinosaur, engage in a final, epic battle against Sin in orbit of the collapsing planet. Uzi destroys Sin's core and consumes it, absorbing the remnants of the virus. In the finale, all the survivors return to the school, and the Calculator now lives inside Uzi's living tail.

The Absolute Computer is an ancient, hostile, and incredibly advanced cosmic AI virus, serving as the series' main antagonist. Its primary goal is to satisfy its endless "hunger" by creating black holes (NULL singularities) and consuming planets whole. Its primary host and embodiment is Sin. The Computer grants its hosts godlike powers of telekinesis, matter manipulation, hologram creation, teleportation, and rapid regeneration. The program activates as a failsafe if a drone is fatally damaged, transforming its remains into a monstrous biomechanical monster of tentacles and organic matter for harvesting alien parts. In exchange, the virus gradually takes over the host's mind (error code 606), causing mutations in the form of mechanical wings and tails, and forcing robots to overheat and drink warm machine oil to survive.

In the 31st century, the megacorporation JCJenson mass-produced Worker Drones for the colonization of distant exoplanets. On Earth, the wealthy human Elliott family disposed of the defective robots, throwing them into a landfill. The owners' young daughter, Tessa, secretly rescued them and repaired them, making them her friends (Ena, Vi, Jay, and Sin). Because the humans violated instructions and failed to destroy the damaged robot cores, the defective drone Sin transformed into a "zombie drone." A terrifying, reality-warping AI virus, the Ultimate Calculator, developed within her system. Disguised as an ordinary, broken maid, Sin secretly infected other robots in the mansion, massacred humanity at a lavish gala, and devoured Earth. To stop the virus, scientists on the distant planet Copper 9 began conducting cruel experiments on local workers (including Nori and Eva's mothers), but this led to a catastrophic explosion of the planet's core, destroying all biological life. After this, the Computer created Killer Drones, erased their memories, and sent them to cleanse Copper 9.

Tessa Elliott is a young Australian engineer and the only human directly connected to the drones. As a child on Earth, she was a kind and lonely girl who rescued defective robots (including En, V, Jay, and Sin) from the junkyard and repaired them, treating them like friends. Tessa wears a gray spacesuit with a helmet and wields a long katana sword, which she wields expertly in close combat. In the story, she arrives on Copper 9 ostensibly to fix the Absolute Solver virus and save the planet. However, a horrific truth is later revealed: the real Tessa was killed by Sin back on Earth during the massacre at the mansion, and the "Tessa" who arrived on the planet is Sin herself, wearing the girl's skin and spacesuit as a disguise.

Khan Dorman is a Worker Drone, Uzi's father, and the leader of the survivor settlement inside the bunker. He is obsessed with building giant airtight doors, believing them to be the only and absolute defense against the Killer Drones. Khan is a cowardly, conservative, and strict leader who, in the pilot episode, made the fatal mistake of leaving Uzi to die to save the others, which ultimately destroyed their relationship. He was formerly married to Nori, and it was he who had to "kill" her with a wrench when she was infected by the Computer. Over the course of the series, Khan embarks on a journey of redemption: he acknowledges his guilt towards his daughter, takes up his trusty giant wrench, and rises to the defense of the teenagers in the final battle.

Nori Dorman is Uzi's mother and Han's ex-wife, long presumed dead. In the past, Nori was a key subject of horrific human experiments at the Cabin Fever laboratory, where she became one of the first carriers of the Absolute Solver on the planet. It was from her that Uzi inherited her superpowers. Nori predicted the fall of the planet and the coming of the Dismantlers, but the virus's mutations drove her insane. Although Han was forced to destroy her body, her consciousness and core survived, transforming into a bizarre biomechanical being—a walking heart with a single yellow eye and crab-like legs. Nori is incredibly sharp-tongued and aggressive, but she truly loves her daughter and helps her uncover the secrets of the past.

Thad is a Worker Drone, a popular guy at school, an athlete, and captain of the local sports team. Unlike most of his cowardly and arrogant classmates, Thad has a surprisingly friendly, open, and courageous personality. He wears a green sports jacket and a backwards cap. Thad is one of the few Worker Drones who didn't view Uzi as an outcast from the start, sincerely admiring her Railgun and supporting her through difficult times. He isn't afraid to fight back against the dismantlers and, along with Han and Lizzie, actively participates in guerrilla warfare against Sin near the end of the story.

Cyn (Absolute Solver) is the series' main antagonist, a terrifying and cold-blooded entity. Originally a defective Worker Drone discarded in Earth's junkyard, her half-dead body became the first host of the devastating Absolute Solver virus. She appears as a small robotic girl in a dark dress with a service apron, speaking in a monotone robotic voice and moving unnaturally, like a broken puppet. Cyn possesses godlike powers: she can bend reality, create black holes (NULL), transform matter, teleport, and summon giant biomechanical tentacles. It was she who destroyed Earth and created the Killer Drones, erasing their memories. She later transformed into a terrifying hybrid, using alien mechanical skin (Tessa) as camouflage, seeking to consume the core of the planet Copper 9 and destroy all life.

J is a Production Model J, a Demolition Drone, and the original leader of the Copper 9 squad. She is an absolute careerist, a stickler for discipline, and a fanatical supporter of the JCJenson Corporation, unquestioningly following any orders from her superiors. Physically, J is a tall drone with white hair tied into two ponytails, yellow eyes, and a business suit. In combat, she uses a standard assassin arsenal (claws, swords, guns, rocket launchers, and an acid-filled tail), but prefers to act with maximum efficiency and a calm demeanor. J is arrogant, cruel to the workers, and constantly belittled En for his softness. Due to her blind loyalty, she often becomes a pawn in the hands of others: first, she was used by Sin, and then by the final antagonist. Despite her death in the pilot episode, J was restored from a backup copy and remained true to her corporate ideals until the very end.

Mass-produced model V (Vi) is a Dismantler Drone (Killer Drone) from the planet Copper 9, originally assigned to the same squad as En and Jay. She is distinguished by her extreme cruelty, sadism, psychopathic behavior, and apparent enjoyment of hunting Worker Drones. In appearance, Vi is a tall, slender drone with white hair, neon yellow indicator eyes, and glasses on her forehead, which she sometimes wears. She wears a cropped black jacket with a fur collar. Like all Dismantlers, she is equipped with bladed wings, a tail laced with deadly acid, and transformable arms capable of transforming into claws, swords, and firearms. Behind her mask of insane murderer lies a tragic past as a maid at the Elliott mansion, where she was a shy woman and secretly loved En. Vi suppresses these memories to protect herself and En from Shin's influence. As the story progresses, her character softens: she reluctantly accepts the Uzi, genuinely cares for the safety of her team, and makes a heroic sacrifice in Episode 6 to save her friends, though she later returns in the finale, taming one of the Sentinels.

Series Model N (En) is a Dismantler Drone (Killer Drone) from the planet Copper 9 and one of the main characters in the Killer Drones series. Unlike his brutal colleagues, he possesses a surprisingly kind, friendly, polite, and childishly naive personality, often causing him to be considered useless within the squad. He is a tall drone with white hair, neon yellow indicator eyes, a black pilot's cap, and a winter coat with a fur collar. As a Dismantler, En is incredibly dangerous in combat: his hands can transform into claws, swords, machine guns, laser cannons, and rocket launchers, massive steel bladed wings for flight, and a syringe filled with corrosive acid on his tail. He adores golden retrievers, craves praise, and quickly becomes attached to those around him. As the story progresses, he rebels against his mission, teams up with Uzi Dorman, whom he later falls in love with, and does everything he can to protect her and save their world.

Uzi Dorman is a rebellious 19-year-old Worker Drone from the planet Copper 9 and the main protagonist of the Killer Drones series. She is a short (127 cm) "psychotic teenager" with purple hair, glowing eyes, and a signature black cap. She has a sarcastic, hot-tempered, and aggressive personality, despising humans and cowardly fellow humans. Uzi is a brilliant engineer: she built a powerful green Railgun, capable of destroying a Dismantler Drone with a single shot. During the series, she is infected with the Absolute Solver virus, which grants her immense telekinetic powers, mechanical bat wings, a tail with a living mouth, and a vampiric need to drink machine oil to keep cool. Despite her gruff exterior, she is deeply loyal to her friends and is willing to sacrifice herself to save the planet.

Doll is a mysterious and cold-blooded student, a Worker Drone from the planet Copper 9, who speaks exclusively Russian. She is distinguished by her dark purple hair, glowing red eyes, and a school uniform with black boots. Doll is obsessed with revenge against the Dismantler Drones (especially V) for the brutal murder of her parents, leading her to secretly transform her room into a grisly slaughterhouse. Like Uzi, she inherited the Absolute Solver program, but learned to control it much earlier and more effectively. Doll possesses immense power: she can teleport, create protective shields, instantly regenerate, and telekinetically manipulate objects (she especially enjoys throwing knives). She acts as a lone antagonist, pursuing her own goals of finding a "cure" for the virus, and is willing to eliminate anyone who stands in her way.