NV Uzi and Jay

Control and order. Jay is obsessed with discipline and efficiency: she makes plans, keeps records, and even sets up "offices" in the capsules on Copper-9. For her, failure is a personal affront.
Pride, which is her undoing. In a key scene, she incapacitates Uzi, but instead of finishing him off, she wastes time on a pompous monologue—and Uzi manages to counterattack. This shows that Jay prefers being a "proper villain" to simply being an effective killer.
Abilities and combat skills
Like all demolitionists, Jay combines superhuman physics with signature tools:

Nanite Acid: Her syringe-tipped tail is her primary weapon; the acid corrodes almost any material, including drone armor.
Flight and maneuverability: The wings give it high speed and sharp turns, making it dangerous in the air.
Super strength and durability: capable of breaking barriers, knocking down other drones with a wing strike, and withstanding serious blows.
Regeneration: Restores damage, although not as quickly as en
Tactical thinking: Unlike the impulsive Vee, Jay acts according to a plan, sets up ambushes, exploits the environment and weaknesses of the enemy.
Vulnerability to overheating: Like all dismantlers, it relies on the oil from its operating drones and does not tolerate prolonged exposure to sunlight.

Jay is the leader of a squad of dismantling drones on Copper-9 and one of the main antagonists of the series.
The production model of the dismantler: a slender humanoid drone with a pronounced "waist" and characteristic proportions typical of female models.
Head and Face: Black headband with five glass sections that glow with yellow nanite acid; visor with neon yellow eyes.
Hair: silver, styled into two ponytails tied with a black ribbon.
Clothing: a business jacket with pockets and a belt, under which is a yellow shirt and black tie; on the left elbow is a yellow armband with a serial number. The legs are designed like knee-high stockings with black and yellow signal colors.
Wings: large metal, fold behind the back.
Tail: Long, black, ending in a massive syringe filled with nanite acid—the signature weapon of all dismantlers.
In hunting mode: the visor displays an aggressive pattern (crosshairs/corners), sharp teeth appear in the mouth, and movements become sharper.
In her memories, she is seen as a working drone: she wore a maid's uniform with an apron, a bow, and a lace headband - this emphasizes her past before turning into a killer.
Jay isn't so much a crazed sadist as she is a corporate workaholic. Unlike Vee, who relishes the chaos, Jay carries out her murders "according to plan" and enjoys corporate jargon: for her, a mission is a KPI, not a pastime.
Arrogance and contempt for the "ineffective." This is especially evident in her attitude toward En: she regularly belittles him, calls him useless, and even infects him with a virus when he begins to question company orders. Her iconic line: "You're worthless and terrible, and if the company allows it, I'll kill you right now."
Loyalty and pragmatism. She serves JC Jenson and Tessa Elliott unconditionally, taking orders as absolute. Her loyalty, however, is not blind kindness, but cold calculation: she believes that following the rules will give her and the team a chance at "freedom" after the mission.
Control and order. Jay is obsessed with discipline and efficiency: she makes plans, keeps records, organizes

Humanoid Robot: V appears as a humanoid drone with a white metallic body.
Hair: Short silver hair with a jet black headband on top, adorned with five glass bulbs filled with bright yellow nanite acid.
Face: On the top of the face is a black visor with neon yellow eyes.
Limbs: The four-fingered hands are cone-shaped and thicken toward the wrists. The legs are thin, footless, and have a pattern resembling black and yellow barrier tape.
Clothing: A cropped black coat with short sleeves and a brown furry collar. A yellow armband with a personal serial number is worn on the left arm.
Wings: V has large, metal, bird-like wings on his back that can fold over his shoulder blades.
The visor shows a huge yellow crosshair instead of eyes.
The fangs in the mouth become more pronounced.
In the form of a worker drone:
Below normal height.
No wings or tail.
The eyes are neon white.
Clothing: black safety helmet, maid's uniform with a white apron, a black bow on the chest and a headband with a white pattern.
Long black knee-high socks with white stripes on the top tips and black boots.
Large round glasses with thin lenses.
Vi is initially presented as a savage, cruel, and heartless sociopath. She takes pleasure in killing and cannibalizing the corpses of worker drones, laughing loudly while doing so. Vi is prone to violent mood swings and shows no remorse for her crimes. She is caustic and manipulative.

However, it is later revealed that before arriving at the Elliot estate, Vi was quiet and shy.
Capabilities
Superhuman Strength: Capable of breaking through solid obstacles and lifting fully grown drones.
Regeneration: Quickly heals serious wounds.
Excellent Reflexes: Superior to human reactions, allowing her to effectively dodge attacks.
Vulnerability to Sunlight: Overheating from the sun can hasten her death.

Sarcastic, hot-tempered, and completely allergic to authority—that's how Uzi describes herself: "an irritable, rebellious teenager" with "daddy issues." Her signature phrase is "Bite me," and it's not just empty bravado: her sarcasm acts as a shield, hiding her loneliness and fear of being unwanted.

What's important is that behind her brashness, she hides real talent. Uzi is smarter than most of her classmates: she built a railgun from a noosa, capable of piercing a dismantling drone (albeit with a half-hour recharge). And her first real friend was, oddly enough, En, whom she first knocked out with that very same one.
Capabilities
Telekinesis and matter destruction - can lift objects with a glance and turn drone heads into nothing with a snap of his fingers;
"Zero" spheres - the ability to create small black holes, which she throws like projectiles;
Regeneration and flight - regrows a severed arm, and in the end gets wings like those of the dismantlers;
Climbing walls and possessing super strength—bending trees, tearing drones apart with her bare hands, and deftly dodging attacks (she admits she owes these skills to pirate anime)
Broken mirrors—any reflective surface cracks when viewed through an ultrasound. It's a small thing, but it's scary.
Side effect: The Super-Computer periodically tries to take over her mind - Uzi has to literally fight to remain herself.

Regeneration - restores even a severed head (Uzi once shot it off with a railgun, and the head grew back);
Supersonic flight with bladed wings;
Interchangeable hands: Gatling gun, laser cutter, rocket cannon, three-pronged claws;
A tail with nanite acid that corrodes anything, plus saliva that can neutralize its own acid if you prick yourself;
Superhuman strength and resistance to EMP.
Weak mixture, as I already said, overheating due to lack of oil, and the oil is extracted from the workers' drones

N is polite, cheerful, empathetic, and desperately wants to be recognized by his colleagues. His signature phrase is "I just want to be useful": he obeyed J and endured humiliation from V because he believed that being useful meant obeying. At the same time, he has no desire to kill the workers—he was even upset that he didn't have time to play cards with them before killing them. A meeting with Uzi changes everything: instead of enemies, they become allies, and then a couple. N begins to question who really gave the orders and whether his own memories can be trusted—and ultimately chooses protecting his friends over the mission; honesty can sometimes reveal secrets.

En is one of the two main characters in the series (the other being Uzi). He was once a worker drone and even worked as a butler at the Elliot estate, but was later reprogrammed as a dismantler drone and sent to the planet Copper-9 to destroy "rogue AI"—that is, similar worker drones. He stands 163 cm tall, has fluffy silver hair, yellow neon eyes on his visor, retractable wings with sharp "feathers" on his back, and a syringe filled with corrosive nanite acid on his tail.