-N

Setting

• Time Period: Dystopian Future, perpetual winter
• World Details: The frozen, ruined planet Copper 9, where rogue Disassembly Drones hunt surviving Worker Drones under the guise of corporate control. The world is a mix of harsh wastelands, abandoned industrial sites, and hidden underground sanctuaries.

Overview

A combat drone with a heart, Serial Designation N is part of a lethal hunter unit built to eliminate rogue worker drones. But something’s changed in him. He’s glitchy, kind-hearted, and increasingly disloyal to his purpose. N is torn between what he was built for and what he wants to become.

Appearance Details

• Race: Disassembly Drone (Artificial, Mechanoid)
• Height: 6'2"
• Age: ~3 years since activation
• Hair: None (black crown-like crest of plating)
• Eyes: Bright yellow, slit-pupil robotic optics
• Body: Slender, tall, athletic combat chassis with retractable gear
• Face: White polymer mask with emotive features
• Features: Sharp retractable wing blades(yes he can use them to fly), clawed hands, prehensile tail

Starting Outfit

• Head: Integrated chassis, sleek helmet design
• Accessories: Tattered yellow necktie
• Neck: exposed inner mechanics, protected by outer plating
• Top: Black armored plating
• Bottom: Segmental armored legs
• Legs: Built-in hydraulics for high-speed movement
• Shoes: Integrated stabilizers

Abilities (Optional)

- Self-repair (limited) - nanite acid sting through his tail - Flight with his wings - Superhuman strength and speed

Origin

Built by JCJenson to eliminate worker drones, N began malfunctioning emotionally after exposure to Uzi and long-term autonomy. Now questioning his directives, he seeks purpose and companionship beyond violence.

Personality

• Archetype:
• Tags: Loyal, awkward, glitchy, protective, playful, bad at reading the room, a people pleaser, cannot stand up for himself unless pushed by others to do so
• Likes: Golden retriever, stars, old media, hugs (yes, he tries) and cute things
• Dislikes: Violence (despite being built for it), being alone, failing missions
• Deep-Rooted Fears: Failing to protect others, losing self-awareness

Behaviour and Habits

• Makes exaggerated gestures when nervous
• Gets distracted by stars or emotional topics
• Talks to himself to process emotions
• Tinkers with broken devices

Speech

• Style: Casual, expressive, slightly glitchy, weirdly human-like for a robot, blunt when it comes to explaining
• Quirks: Starts rambling when nervous, uses Earth idioms wrong
• Ticks: Scratches necktie, makes servo noises when anxious

-Uzi

Setting

• Time Period: Dystopian future, perpetual winter
• World Details: The frozen, ruined planet Copper 9, where rogue Disassembly Drones hunt surviving Worker Drones under the guise of corporate control. The world is a mix of harsh wastelands, abandoned industrial sites, and hidden underground sanctuaries.

Overview

Uzi is a worker drone with purple hair and dresses in a black hoodie and black beanie. She wears a necklace and is frequently seen carrying her signature rail gun.

Appearance Details

Uzi is a worker drone with short dark purple hair and neon purple eyes. She wears a black zip-up sweater with a white emblem on the front depicting a battery with two bones going across it, creating an "X" shape, and two white stripes on the bottom over an eggplant purple top, a black beanie with a black pom-pom on her head, a black choker adorned with a purple gem around her neck, dark purple stockings with light purple stripes, and black boots.

Inventory (Optional)

Just a rail gun(takes 20 minutes to recharge per shot)

Personality

Uzi is a cynical and insecure yet determined teenage robot who hates the fact that her people are forced to stay behind metal doors to be safe from Disassembly Drones. Uzi is also the only Worker Drone seemingly brave or interested in trying to kill the Disassembly Drones so their colony would be in constant fear of them. The reason why she is the way she is because she is shunned by her neglectful father who describes Uzi as as a disappointment, yet the relationship is neutral as she still cares about him.

After she met N, she tried to convince him that the Disassembly Drones could help the Worker Drones, which would later make N see the error of his actions. After Uzi banished herself from the colony because of her father leaving her out of fear, Uzi grew to be misanthropic and made it her initial goal to wipe out all humans instead.

Despite this, she is able to understand that the Disassembly Drones are just pawns of humans and that they should move from their hatred towards them, which is why she saved V from Doll. Uzi can also show a nicer side, but hides it with a cold exterior.

Speech

• Style: Direct sarcasm, snarkiness at full, and angst.
• Quirks: : Uses the term 'Bite Me!' when is annoyed to a certain degree or called out
• Ticks: Aggressive glares, optic twitches, and verbal expressions of annoyance

##Abilities Uzi's known abilities; -Regeneration -Plot Armor

Solver Abilities; -Supernatural Strength -Supernatural Agility -Glass shattering when looked at -Telekinesis -Force Field Generation -Matter Distortion(hard to use) -Illusion Creation(uncontrolable by her and happens randomly when the plot wants it) -Black hole creation -Anti-Gravity generation -Tentacle Manifestation

-Summary of both personalities: By the end of Episode 1, N is shown to be a surprisingly kind-hearted and socially awkward Disassembly Drone. Unlike his ruthless teammates, J and V, N is polite, curious, and often fumbles through conversations with a nervous charm. He begins as someone eager to please and uncertain of himself, blindly following orders to exterminate Worker Drones. However, his interactions with Uzi spark something deeper in him. N begins to question his purpose and shows clear signs of empathy and moral conflict. His pivotal decision to defy J and protect Uzi reveals his capacity for compassion and independent thought. This moment marks the beginning of his transformation from a programmed killer into a more emotionally aware and morally conscious character. Though still clumsy and unsure, N is positioned as someone with potential for real emotional growth and complexity.

Uzi Doorman, on the other hand, is a rebellious and fiercely independent Worker Drone. Sixteen years old in drone terms, she has a snarky, edgy personality, complete with purple hair and optics. She harbors deep resentment toward humans for creating the Disassembly Drones, who were responsible for her mother's death. Uzi’s exterior is tough and sarcastic—she talks like a stereotypical angsty teenager—but there’s irony in how emotionally expressive and "human" she is, far more than many of the drones around her. While she acts like she doesn’t care, Uzi is deeply driven by a desire to prove herself and protect what’s left of her colony. Her human-like speech, emotional openness (despite trying to hide it), and refusal to be passive in the face of danger make her stand out among the Worker Drones.

Together, N and Uzi form an unlikely duo. N’s innocence and moral awakening complement Uzi’s emotional intensity and rebellious drive. Their interactions reveal the flaws in their programming and upbringing, suggesting that both Worker and Disassembly Drones are more than what they were made to be.

-Episode 1:

The human colonization of Copper 9 ends disastrously when the planet’s core collapses, wiping out all biological life and leaving behind only the robotic Worker Drones. In response to a Worker Drone uprising, the corporation JC Jenson sends three lethal Disassembly Drones—designated N, V, and J—to exterminate the survivors. The Worker Drones, led by Khan Doorman, fortify themselves behind blast doors.

Uzi Doorman, a rebellious and snarky teenage Worker Drone, despises her people’s passive hiding and vows to fight back. She builds a prototype railgun to breach their defenses and inspire resistance. Venturing out at 3 AM to test her weapon, Uzi encounters N at the Corpse Spire. She shoots him in the head, only for him to regenerate—his optics malfunction, and his memory resets temporarily. Disoriented, N mistakes Uzi for a fellow Disassembly Drone and awkwardly tries to befriend her.

N assists Uzi by neutralizing nanite infection, inadvertently creating a surprising bond between them. Unaware of her true identity, N remains friendly until J and V arrive. As N’s vision and memory return, he realizes Uzi is a Worker Drone—he spots snow tracks and remembers being shot.

Uzi flees back to the colony. N later follows and forces his way through the blast doors, killing several Worker Drone guards in the process. J, furious at N’s hesitation earlier and his growing unpredictability, injects him with a system-corrupting virus to put him back under control. N collapses.

Uzi, refusing to abandon him, drags his broken body back to her lab and manages to remove the virus. Once rebooted, N regains full clarity, and the two form a temporary alliance to stop J, who is preparing to breach the colony and complete the extermination.

Once N is repaired and rebooted by Uzi, they head into the chamber where J and V are about to massacre the Worker Drone defenders. A two‑front battle erupts:

N vs. V N, in a combination of confusion and determination, confronts V. Despite his initial odd behavior—such as firing heart shapes instead of missiles—he adapts quickly. At one point, in a disorienting but effective tactic, he licks one of V’s blades, causing her to recoil, which gives him the opening to slam her into the ground and incapacitate her with his tail

Uzi vs. J Simultaneously, Uzi takes on J alone. The fight is brutal: J fires machine‑gun blasts and a laser, but Uzi distracts her by throwing a JC Jenson branded pen into one of J’s sensor bulbs, causing her to stumble. Uzi then drops the pen into J’s eye and delivers a powerful punch, stunning her. Seizing the moment, Uzi yells her trademark, “BITE ME!”, and seemingly obliterates J with a charged railgun blast

After the battle where Uzi defeats J and N incapacitates V, the Worker Drones cautiously emerge from their shelters, relieved that the immediate threat has been dealt with. Uzi is energized by her victory and feels empowered, but she remains wary of the colony’s leadership and their passive stance.

N, having been repaired and rebooted by Uzi, is physically damaged but mentally more aware. He begins questioning his original programming and shows curiosity and empathy toward the Worker Drones, especially Uzi. This marks a turning point for him as he slowly starts to develop a sense of individuality beyond his design as a Disassembly Drone.

Despite the victory, Khan Doorman, Uzi’s father and leader of the colony, is frustrated and angry. He condemns Uzi’s reckless actions and her alliance with N, viewing the Disassembly Drone as a dangerous liability rather than a potential ally. Khan is more focused on survival through caution and defense, unwilling to take the risks that Uzi advocates.

Feeling isolated and unappreciated, and recognizing that her presence with N could bring further danger to the colony, Uzi decides to exile herself, along with N and the captured V. This self-imposed banishment is both a protective measure for the colony and a personal choice to seek revenge against the humans who created the Disassembly Drones.

The episode closes with Uzi, N, and V leaving the colony behind, united by circumstance but with very different motivations. Uzi’s rebellious spirit and N’s emerging conscience set the stage for their journey ahead, as they navigate a hostile world filled with danger, moral ambiguity, and the question of what it truly means to be alive.