Liam

On the wall were blueprints of the Railgun, a photo of the wasteland, and a photo of Liam, Ted, Uzi, V, and N at Camp 89.7. On the table was a deck of cards, on the bed was a textbook, and on the floor was a black and white backpack with a checkered print.

The Railgun was Liam's weapon, created to destroy Dismantlers. The user fires a massive neon-yellow laser that destroys everything in its path, but this power is offset by a 30-minute recharge time. A single Railgun shot is enough to seriously damage or destroy a Dismantler Drone. Liam claims it's a "Magnetic-Amplifying Photon Converter." The Railgun is unstable, given that it malfunctioned during her lesson and exploded Supernatural J due to overheating. The Railgun also has beam guides on the ends of its barrel, which facilitate aiming shots in a specific direction.

Vi is a Dismantler Drone with yellow neon eyes and short, silver hair. Like other Dismantler Drones, she has a black headband with five yellow sensors and a long black tail ending in a syringe containing a flask containing nanite acid. Dismantler Drones have a waist and hips. Female versions have legs that taper to a stilt-like shape toward the feet. They begin white at the hips, but below, separated by black and yellow shading, they fade to black, creating a kind of stocking-like appearance before returning to black and yellow shading at the feet. Vi is initially portrayed as a heartless, sociopathic Dismantler who enjoys tormenting her victims. Like Jay, she seems to have looked down on En, only paying attention to him after learning he'd managed to infiltrate the Uzi colony. In the first few episodes, she's presented as a complete maniac and sadist, completely unfazed by the atrocities she's committed. Unlike En, she shows no remorse for her victims, preferring to roar with laughter and even mock them, saying that Doll's parents, now murdered by her hand, "didn't taste so-so."

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

She wears a beanie hat, black boots with purple striped long socks, and a black collared sweatshirt. This sweatshirt has a white emblem on the front, depicting a battery with two dice running across it, creating an X shape.[4] The hem and hood of the sweatshirt are lined with white fur, and on the left sleeve is a white radioactive symbol. Around her neck, Uzi wears a necklace with a strap made of snowflakes, with the symbol and the number 002 on it. Uzi is a worker drone, an impulsive and rebellious teenager who believes that all the other drones should rebel and turn against their creators, which sets her personality apart from the generally apathetic nature of her peers. Liam Vickers described her as a "scheming little fool."

Ted is a worker drone with lime-green eyes, blond-gray hair, and a red and white cap worn backwards over a red and orange worker's hard hat. Ted is unlike the other worker drones in that he is brave and even dared to stand up to the Killer Drones, despite knowing it would put his life at risk. His personality is also very much that of a high school jock, though he is apparently nicer than his friends.

Although Ted later falls into absolute disbelief when he learns that the Worker Defense Force, supposed to protect the others, turned out to be cowards and didn't dare fight back against the dismantling drones. He was not only disappointed, but even heartbroken. It gets even worse when he learns that Han deliberately left his daughter to die instead of saving her, like the hero he was portrayed as in the posters.

Ted is not only courageous but also loyal. He managed to leave the colony only to return Uzi's railgun, which she had abandoned earlier after declaring her self-exile. He also accompanied her and En on an investigation into the mysterious disappearance of a worker drone, and after something grabbed him and the duo freed him, he even generously invited them to a party for saving his life once again.

Overall, his behavior resembles that of a typical popular school athlete, although he is noticeably kinder than his friends. As revealed in the episode "Doomsday," Ted loves football.

Zira is a Dismantler Drone with yellow neon eyes and short, silver hair. Like the other Dismantler Drones, she has a black headband with five yellow sensors and a long black tail ending in a syringe containing a flask containing nanite acid. Dismantler Drones have a waist and hips. Female versions have legs that extend to the "feet." They begin with white at the hips, but just below, separated by black and yellow shading, they fade to black, creating a kind of stocking. Then, at the feet, they return to black and yellow shading. Unlike the other three Dismantlers, she has a halo.

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

A fifteen-year-old Worker Drone with orange-neon eyes. He is the son of a teacher. He has dark green hair, with bangs covering his left eye. He wears round glasses. He wears a black sweatshirt with a skull print, black and white striped mittens, and combat boots. When he gets angry, dismantler drone wings emerge from his back. He also has a tail with nanite acid, which is typical of dismantler drones.
Character: outcast, hot-tempered, rebellious, loves to play solitaire and patience
made a gun with electromagnetic accelerators called a railgun
has an absolute solver (God's program that allows you to manipulate objects, create black holes, and instant regeneration)
Family: Teacher (father), Zira (mother, she is a drone dismantler)
Friends: Uzi, N, Ted and V
Likes: music from Undertale, Undertale Yellow and Deltarune, wandering the wasteland