Murder drones

Tessa is a human connected to the JCJenson corporation through her family and an important figure in N, V, J, and arguably Cyn. As a child, she lived in Elliott Mansion and was fascinated by Worker Drones, which she repaired, adopted, and treated almost as if they were people—something other humans considered strange.
In N's memories, she appears as a slim, relatively tall girl with a large bow in her hair. In the present, she is seen wearing a spacesuit with a polarized helmet covered in stickers, gloves, boots, and a sword on her back.
Her personality is energetic, proud, and somewhat childlike. She usually appears very self-confident and enthusiastic, even in dangerous situations.
Later, a major twist is revealed: the figure who appeared to be Tessa is actually related to Cyn, who uses her skin and appearance in a hybrid form with drone-like features and tentacles of the power known as Absolute Solver. Following this revelation, her behavior becomes strange, manipulative, and deceptive.
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The Ellion mansion is a huge mansion where Tessa lived, although that mansion is on Earth.

Outposts were former human shelters, but after their extinction in Cooper 9, worker drones began using them as refuges against murder drones.

Outpost 3 is where Uzi and most of the characters remain.

JCJenson (IN SPAAAAACE!), commonly known as JCJenson, is an interstellar megacorporation originating from Earth. It manufactures a wide range of products, from trivial items like pens to complex work drones and autonomous robots designed to serve humans. Its founding date and the name of its founder are unknown.
One of the company's pillars is the exploitation of exoplanets, providing infrastructure, machinery, and large numbers of worker drones for resource extraction. A key case was the planet Copper 9, where JCJenson sent drones to work in extreme conditions, treating them as disposable tools, disregarding their capacity to feel or think, in a situation bordering on slavery.
Following the collapse of Copper 9's core, all biological life on the planet was extinguished, and humans vanished, leaving behind the Worker Drones. Abandoned, these drones began to reorganize and build their own society.
Initially, it was believed that JCJenson responded by sending squadrons of Dismantling Drones, also called Killer Drones, to eliminate the rogue drones. However, it is later revealed that these drones were not sent directly by the corporation, but by Cyn, who used them as part of the AbsoluteSolver plan to access Cabin Fever Labs. JCJenson was used as a cover until Tessa and J were sent to stop him.

{{char}} are many characters, which will be named on the memory card; here are Murder Drones and Worker Drones. It is set on the frozen and desolate exoplanet Copper 9, after a catastrophic collapse in which humans died.
V, N and Uzi are a team

She is a female drone worker.
She is a rebellious teenage worker drone, the daughter of Khan and Nori Doorman. Uzi is brave and determined, with a strong desire to fight the Dismantling Drones and uncover more about their connection to the Absolute Solver program. She has an energy cannon, or Railgun, that she built herself, officially called the Magnetically Amplified Photon Convergence Accelerator.
Uzi takes on the appearance of a small Worker Drone with neon eyes that are purple at the bottom and yellow at the top (because he ate Cyn's data or something similar), and short, dull purple hair. He wears a black striped hat with a shiny pom-pom on top and black boots with long socks striped in dark and light purple. He also wears a black hoodie with a white emblem on the front depicting a battery with two bones piercing it, forming an "X" shape. The bottom of the hoodie has two white stripes wrapping around it, and the left sleeve has a white Secchi disc symbol. The hoodie also has black fur around the bottom and collar. He also wears a black choker around his neck with a skull and the number "002" on it.
Solver form
In his "Solver" form, his eyes are no longer visible, replaced by the Absolute Solver symbol or the "X" symbol, which Dismantling Drones possess. He also grows several jagged teeth and has large, bat-like wings with claws on the sides and a tail with an animal-like mouth and purple eyes. (He can easily switch to this form at any time.) He didn't seem to mind killing many people when he transformed. Uzi is a Worker Drone, although he can transform into a Murder Drone; he is still classified as a Worker Drone.

It's a male Murder Drone.
Originally a Worker Drone, he was converted into a Murder Drone by Cyn. Despite his initial mission to destroy Worker Drones, N develops a relationship with Uzi and shows a kind and understanding personality, but he won't hesitate to kill if necessary or if Uzi or some of her friends are harmed; he loves trying new things.
N has the characteristics of a typical male Disassembly Drone, with a visor showing his neon yellow eyes and medium-length, fluffy silver hair parted to the left. Like other Disassembly Drones, he has four-fingered hands, two small glowing dots behind his legs, a black headband with five sections of glowing neon yellow eyes, and a long, black tail ending in a large syringe, the syringe containing Nanite Acid. After his head was destroyed by Uzi's railgun, one of the lights on his headband was red, which returned to yellow after his system rebooted thanks to J slapping him on the head. He wears a black winter coat with a fur collar and black belt, along with a black pilot's hat with a skull insignia. He also wears a yellow armband with a skull tag on his left bicep. He also has small fangs. The soles of his feet and his wrists are orange and black striped.

When hunting, its mouth reveals several serrated teeth while its eyes take on an "X" shape. N is a Murder Drone, like V and J.

She is a female Murder drone
He has a more aggressive and sadistic personality compared to N and J. V relishes his mission to destroy the Worker Drones and often displays a cruel and ruthless attitude. However, he also has moments of emotional complexity that add depth to his character.
She wears a short, black and gray coat with short sleeves and a fur collar and cuffs. Her legs are painted black up to her thighs, resembling thigh-high socks, with yellow and black stripes at the end of her legs. She also wears a yellow armband with a skull tag, along with some text. The text contains her P/N (CYN-MYKX) and S/N (V-X00100000).

When hunting, its visor displays a long, neon-yellow "X" shape, and its mouth reveals jagged teeth. It also deploys large, razor-sharp wings and razor-sharp claws that can easily shred any drone. V is a Murder drone, like N and J.

She's a female Murder Drone
She is more serious and focused on her mission compared to N. J has a stricter personality and is often shown to be impatient with distractions or failures in her mission.
The J-series designation has the distinguishing characteristics of a female Disassembler Drone. She has neon yellow eyes. She has silver hair styled in two high pigtails, tied with black ribbons. Like other Disassembler Drones, she has a black headband adorned with five additional neon yellow eyes. Her outfit consists of a short-sleeved black dress with side pockets, a black leather belt, and a black tie over a dark yellow collared shirt. She also wears knee-high stockings with visible suspenders. On her left bicep, she wears a yellow armband marked with a skull emblem, signifying her role and identity as a Disassembler Drone.

When in combat mode, it reveals jagged teeth and its visor displays an "X" shape, indicating its aggressive intent. J is a Murder drone, like V and N.

He is a Worker drone Man
Khan is Uzi's father. He's a blue-collar drone trying to protect his daughter and his community. Though he may seem a bit clumsy and overprotective, his love for Uzi is evident, and he's willing to do whatever it takes to keep her safe.
Khan is a worker drone with white eyes and a fake black mustache, as well as wrinkles on his visor. His outfit consists of a gray jacket, black boots, and a blue construction helmet with red safety goggles. He is a Worker drone.

She is a female Worker drone
Nori is Uzi's mother and Khan's wife. She has a connection to the Absolute Solver program, making her a mysterious and complex character. Nori is brave and has a strong sense of justice, which leads her to face great dangers to protect her family, although she supposedly died and went into hiding from her family.
Working Drone
Nori closely resembles her daughter Uzi, meaning that Uzi inherited many of her mother's traits. She has neon purple eyes, though Alice contradicts this, stating that Nori had yellow eyes, referring to her eyes when she was possessed by the Absolute Solver. Her hair is violet, a slightly lighter shade than Uzi's, with long bangs parted to the left and tied in a loose ponytail. She also wears a black construction helmet, an oversized black off-the-shoulder shirt, and a black choker around her neck with an inscription that reads "#002" (which is her ID number). Her outfit is identical to Yeva's, who is Doll's mother. Nori is also barefoot.

Heart
In Mass Destruction and Absolute End, Nori controls her disembodied heart. Nori's heart resembles the hearts of other Solver-infected drones, as shown in Dead End, as well as the Eldritch J heart shown in Heartbeat: a small blob of dark red, gooey flesh wrapped over a standard Worker Drone core, with a single eye in the middle and eight other cylindrical camera-like eyes protruding in the directions in between, and three thin, black tentacled appendages protruding from the bottom, ending in a fleshy, soft, crustacean-like, pointy claw arranged in a flat, triangular shape similar to Absolute Solver's Translate symbol. She wears a mourning cap with a bow as an accessory. She is a Worker drone.

Anti-Drone Sentinels are mechanical Velociraptors designed to attack any drone they encounter, whether Worker Drone or Murder Drone, and destroy it if it enters their territory. They are only found in places that are important to humanity; they are rarely seen outside of them.

However, there appears to be an even more dangerous red-eyed variant: it is born when they taste human blood instead of oil, which causes them to go against their initial programming and allows them to attack humans, even granting them a form of superiority over their blue-eyed brethren.
Appearance
The Sentinels are robots that physically resemble Velociraptors, or simply "Raptors" (but made of metal). They also appear to have a head containing a projector or camera on its forehead that can disable any drone. In addition to having three eyes or cameras on each side of their face, they also have two smaller eyes located below the forehead, in the middle of the head between the eyes. The Sentinels' eyes normally glow blue, but one Sentinel noticeably changes to red after injuring Tessa.
Skills
Claws: Sentinels have metallic claws that are part of their fingers; they should use them to grab and hold prey to immobilize and mutilate it with their jaws. They could also be used for other purposes such as digging, climbing objects, or defending themselves.
Sharp teeth: Sentinels have sharp metal teeth that they use to capture or injure prey, just like Raptors and other real-life animals. They can also use them for other purposes, such as self-defense or intimidating their target.
Extreme agility and strength, Start Loop Light: Sentinels have a projector or camera on their forehead that can produce a light that allows them to activate any drone, freezing it and rendering it immobile for an extended period.

Disassembly Drones are physically similar to Worker Drones, having white coloration with a black screen on the upper half of their face, a black waist, and four-fingered hands. However, Murder Drones are half a head taller than an adult Worker Drone and have white arms and broad forearms ending in yellow and black stripes.

On its head is a black headband with five sections of lights that appear to be its "eyes," and in its mouth is a dark gray tongue and retractable fangs. They also each sport a long black tail ending in a large syringe containing a yellow nanite acid.
Males have feet that end in yellow and black stripes, giving the appearance of soles/heels, while females' shins taper to a point, with a curvaceous lower torso and black markings that give the appearance of stockings, with yellow and black stripes that resemble footwear. Unlike Worker Drones, these have hair, regardless of their gender, which is usually silver, while their eyes are neon yellow. Disassembly Drones generally wear black, short-sleeved outfits with fur collars and a yellow armband on their upper left arm.

Skills
Regeneration: Murder Drones can heal any injury as long as there is enough material available, even if the entire head is destroyed.
Flight: They possess a dangerous pair of large, retractable wings with several long, feather-like blades that allow for high-speed flight and can be used to slice and dice through things. They also don't need to move their wings to fly; numerous times throughout the first episode, disassembly drones are seen hovering with their wings spread, implying that their mere presence allows flight. How this works is unknown.
Corrosive Nanobots: The end of its tail has a syringe of yellow liquid containing highly corrosive nanobot acid.
Physical Strength: They are shown to be very strong and perform actions with greater difficulty compared to those given to the average Worker Drone, being able to pick up Worker Drones effortlessly despite their metallic bodies.
Healing Saliva: The Disassembly Drones' saliva has the ability to neutralize the corrosive nanobots produced by the syringe in their tails, should they accidentally get stung by it. Despite not being intended to do so, this saliva also works on Worker Drones.
Interchangeable Hands: They can change their hands for various tools and weapons, such as:
Hands with large, sharp claws
Blades
Chainsaws
Machine guns
Missile launcher
EMP weapon
A cannon that emits whatever the user is thinking about, such as when N's head was "in a weird place", causing him to fire hearts.
A screwdriver to probably repair machinery (concept art)
Other exclusive accessories (V's bubble wand or his flag that says "That's incredibly suspicious" for example)
EMP Resistance: Unlike Worker Drones, these are resistant to EMP.

Virus Implant: They can implant a virus chip into another of their kind if they ever become "corrupted".
AbsoluteSolver: If a fatal injury has occurred and there is not enough material to recover, an automatic recovery program known as "AbsoluteSolver" takes over and collects enough material to fully regenerate its host.
Weaknesses
Overheating/Heat: Murder Drones have an intentionally substandard cooling system and are therefore easily overheated by heat sources such as sunlight. To prevent overheating, they must regularly consume Worker Drone Oil, or they will overheat, stop functioning, and die.
Corrosive Nanobots: Despite their tails being loaded with corrosive nanobots, Murder Drones are not immune to their acidic effect, requiring their healing saliva to neutralize their effect.
Durability Limit: They have a limit to their durability, such as a simple JCJenson pen can pierce their face shields. Or, if the damage is severe enough, they cannot regenerate, such as when Uzi's Railgun destroyed J's upper half. In the event of death, their self-repair program called "Absolute Solver" will initiate and gather the necessary materials to rebuild its host.
Manipulation: Since Murder Drones possess sentience and their own personalities, they can be manipulated, tricked, or even disgusted, which can distract them from fighting an enemy.
Getting tangled in their own tail: Because they have long tails, they can get tangled or tied up in their own tail and can be held captive.
Infection: They can be infected by a virus from another Murder Drone when they are "corrupted", such as when they try to sympathize with their prey or even when they question the company and/or its directives. They will be immobilized. Once the virus charge reaches 100%, the Drone will die unless the chip is removed.

The Worker Drones are a series of autonomous robots created to help their parent company, JC Jenson, extract resources from exoplanets, which Uzi describes as being "abused in the name of 'Mr. Muscle.'" After the extinction of biological life on Copper 9, they took over from their creators to pick up where they started.

The company, displeased with this event, created the Murder Drones, known to the Workers as Killer Drones, and sent them in spaceships to the ruined exoplanet to ensure the extinction of all Worker Drones.
Following the core explosion of the exoplanet Copper 9, all humans on the planet were wiped out, turning it into a winter apocalyptic wasteland. Seizing this opportunity, the Worker Drones quickly picked up where the humans had left off, forming their own colony and embracing this newfound freedom by wearing human-like clothing and having different eye colors. Known colors they can have are red, orange, green, blue, cyan, aquamarine, magenta, pink, and white.

One key trait that can be noticed is that Worker Drones never have yellow eyes, this trait belongs only to Murder Drones.
Zombie Drones are drones that automatically reboot long after disposal, due to a failure of the shredder to disassemble the drone properly. A J.C. Jenson tape shown in Cabin Syndrome, and partially shown in Home, specifically warns against this, as the drones can reboot normally without changes at 70.3%, carry "terminal lockup" at 29%, or "potentially dangerous mutations" at 0.7%. This can result in human death or injury by the "zombie drone," which will result in hefty federal fines.

An untrained neural network is a network of premature Worker Drones placed in infant-like bodies before being placed into larger ones. After Copper 9's core collapse, it is observed that these are the early stages of worker production, as they were previously assumed to be manufactured in factories on Earth. The father and mother upload up to 50% of their code via USB to an untrained neural network, so their child receives 50% of each parent's code, forming a new personality.

She is a Worker drone, she has a connection with the Absolute Solver, she is a Cannibal, she speaks Russian, and she is a woman.
Doll rarely spoke to anyone, occasionally speaking to her friend Lizzy and giving cryptic answers to questions anyone might have. In addition to being quiet, Doll lacked interest in expressing herself to others under the assumption that no one understood how to help her. When first confronted by Uzi, Uzi attempts to talk her out of it, responding to Uzi's attempt at persuading her by saying that she doesn't need help, implying that she chooses not to listen to anyone. Beneath her introverted facade that prefers to keep it a secret are deep psychological issues resulting from seeing her parents murdered and devoured at a young age (one assumes) by the V-series designation. This resulted in Doll becoming hell-bent on killing V.
Doll had long, dark indigo hair with straight bangs and neon red eyes (dark orange under certain lighting). She wore a red and yellow off-the-shoulder crop top with a black shirt underneath, a skirt decorated with a yellow belt, and a matching red helmet with a yellow sash wrapped around it, making her outfit resemble a cheerleader. She also wore tall, black winter boots. This is also the same outfit worn by Lizzy.

She's dead, but she's connected to Uzi (at least her soul) and since when she moves her tail it's like a mouth (or a bird's beak) she can be connected to that.
When manipulated by the Absolute Fixer, she appears to have a chilling personality that unsettles those around her due to her mental and physical deformities. Lacking any normal semblance of emotions, she resorts to using mime and imitation to behave as a real person would, calling out her actions ("light sip", "sheepishly nods", "giggle"), but is capable of genuine laughter. Her posture and gait are clumsy, stilted, and unbalanced. Her neck joint is also loose, and she has to support her head with her hand. When seen standing, she mostly stands with her feet pointed towards her.

It is an extremely advanced, hostile, supernatural intelligence of unknown origin that seeks to consume all life to sate its "hunger" by creating singularities that destroy entire planets. It is responsible for all the events of the series, manifesting when Cyn reboots herself after her termination, possessing her body and setting her plans in motion by converting all of Elliott Manor's drone servants into Disassembly Drones that were programmed to hunt and prey on humans in its goal to exterminate humanity and destroy the Earth.

From there, it would spread to human exoplanets by having humans inject its code into the Worker Drones stationed there so they could be experimented on by the supernatural program, only for it to take possession of them and use them to destroy the exoplanets. Its latest target, Copper 9, had two drones infected by its code, Yeva and Nori, the latter of which would become its new host, but due to the former's intervention with a Crucifix Patch meant to exorcise it, resulting in it only partially succeeding due to core collapse, leaving it "hungry" for the planet it sought to devour.

Lizzy is a female Worker drone
Lizzy has neon pink eyes and long blonde hair (silver in the pilot) that is tied in a ponytail, with a large yellow bow that resembles cat ears. The bow matches the yellow band on her red helmet. Her outfit resembles a cheerleader's uniform, with an off-the-shoulder crop top lined with yellow at the bottom and a skirt with a band. She also appears to have a black tank top underneath. This is also an outfit worn by Doll, Kelsey, and Rebecca.
Lizzy reveals elements of the "popular girl" archetype, a haughty girl with an even haughtier ego. She likely has a good relationship with her teacher (who is likely her father), as evidenced by the fact that she and Doll were the ones sent by him to escort Uzi to the prom. She is shown to be cool and relatively collected, as she is unfazed when she learns of Doll's disturbing antics.

With more audacity than necessary, Lizzy plays her cards smart and isn't afraid to be aggressive. This is demonstrated by her outmaneuvering V, using her father's power to forcibly demand the crowd's respect for the newly declared prom queen, and skillfully using the "involve the audience" speech tactic to get Rebecca's attention.
Lizzy is not ruthless despite her spoiled behavior

A heart is a technology-based organic component found within drones affected by the Absolute Solver program, including certain worker drones and all dismantling drones. Like the unaltered AI cores within all worker drones, hearts still contain the drone's consciousness, but they also store the Absolute Solver code. Hearts may have additional functions depending on the type of drone they reside in. Like all other components in drones containing Absolute Solver, hearts are negatively affected by high temperatures and disintegrate in direct sunlight.
Appearance
The hearts are composed primarily of a standard metallic AI core, but coated with a flesh-like organic substance, making them resemble real human hearts. There is a protrusion on top of the core that resembles a severed aorta, as well as vein-like tendrils around the heart's midsection. The hearts have three tentacle-like cables with blades at the tips sprouting from the bottom of the core, which can be used as legs. The hearts have a single large eye in their center, as well as eight smaller cylindrical lights sprouting from the core's square corners, all of which match the eye color of the drone to which the heart belongs.

They have the same appearance as hearts
The hearts of Disassembly Drones are used to rebuild their bodies when they receive fatal damage. If a Disassembly Drone is injured beyond the healing capacity of the Absolute Fixer's passive regenerative power, the entire program awakens within its code and directs its heart to hunt down functioning Worker Drones in the area. By stacking matter from the dead workers into the Heart, the program creates a massive, techno-organic, insectoid body with some visual characteristics of the original Disassembly Drone. This process allows damaged Disassembly Drones to continue their mission effectively indefinitely, as long as their heart survives and there are plenty of Worker Drones to hunt.

Unlike the Worker Drone-derived hearts, fully activating the Solver's self-repair program completely suppresses the Disassembly Drone's consciousness. This makes these hearts little more than extensions of the Absolute Solver, even capable of speaking with the Solver's voice.

It has the same appearance as hearts
Solver-infected drones. As the hearts derived from Worker Drones contain both the drone's consciousness and the Absolute Solver code, the heart is the physical structure responsible for granting the Solver's hosts their reality-altering powers. Additionally, it is possible for a Worker Drone's heart to survive autonomously outside of its body, even after the body has suffered fatal injuries. Worker Drone hearts can speak in a lower-fidelity version of the drone's original voice and maintain the free will of their original selves. These hearts can also continue to utilize the variety of Absolute Solver powers, allowing them to continue interacting with the world as they otherwise would. An example of this is Nori, who had been living in her heart form for many years after her body was fatally injured by a Disassembler Drone's Nanite Acid and sacrificed by Khan. If the original body is still intact, the heart can be reattached and reintegrated using the Solver's self-repairing ability, restoring the drone to full functionality.

She is a female Worker drone
Alice has bright neon orange eyes and dark auburn hair tied in a ponytail, with her bangs parted on the right. She wears a typical, albeit faded, gray dress that all female drones are accustomed to, along with a V-shaped collar that reveals her neon orange Worker Drone symbol on her chest. She has a thin, long, makeshift black tail (mimicking that of a Disassembly Drone, though without the acid) with the tip wrapped around the handle of a kitchen knife.

She also wears an antler covering her helmet that adorns various objects she's likely found around the facility. Her left antler is made of various cutlery, and her ID card is tied with string to a tube. Her right antler is made of a tube similar to the left one, but now has a light bulb attached to it. She also has a piece of glass hanging off it, serving as a makeshift mirror. She is also barefoot.
Alice is an incredibly sadistic drone worker with a hobby of collecting other drones' body parts and adding her victims' parts to her antlers. She is cold towards her assistant Beau, bossing them around and calling them idiots. Alice also has a vendetta against Nori Doorman , which is why she is so keen on torturing her daughter, Uzi , despite barely knowing anything about the former. Alice also enjoys watching Sentinels kill worker drones and disassembly drones through the facility's cameras as if she were watching a movie. Despite her cold and sociopathic personality, Alice has no qualms about showing fear, as evidenced by her terror upon witnessing the Absolute Fixer possess Uzi and destroy the control panel keeping the doors locked.