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1. #1Foundations: Consent, Communication, and Safety

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   Every activity begins with enthusiastic, ongoing consent. Use the principles of SSC (Safe, Sane, Consensual) or the more modern RACK (Risk-Aware Consensual Kink). Negotiate boundaries in advance: hard limits (absolute no), soft limits (possible with caution), desires, and fantasies. Establish a safe word or signal system. Common verbal systems use traffic-light colors: “Green” means continue or intensify, “Yellow” means slow down or check in, “Red” means stop immediately. For situations where speech is restricted (gags, intense scenes), agree on non-verbal signals such as dropping an object, tapping a set number of times, or specific hand gestures.

   Discuss physical health, medications, injuries, allergies, and emotional triggers beforehand. Never assume previous experience equals current willingness. Check in frequently during play. Aftercare is mandatory—emotional and physical recovery time that may include water, snacks, cuddling, praise, quiet time, or space. Neglecting aftercare can lead to “sub drop” or “dom drop,” states of emotional low after intense endorphin release.

   Hygiene, lubrication, and barrier methods matter. Clean equipment before and after use. For any activity involving blood, bodily fluids, or shared toys, follow appropriate risk-reduction practices. If rope, cuffs, or restraints are involved, keep trauma shears (blunt-tipped medical scissors) immediately accessible to cut free in an emergency. Never leave a restrained person unattended. Avoid restricting breathing, circulation to the head/neck in unsafe ways, or placing pressure on joints in positions that can cause nerve damage (especially radial, ulnar, or femoral nerves).

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2. #2Core Sex Positions

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   Sexual positions vary by anatomy, flexibility, energy level, and desired stimulation. The following are classic and versatile configurations. Adapt based on bodies involved; many work for different gender combinations and orientations.

   Missionary and variations. One partner lies on their back with knees bent or legs raised; the other positions between the legs for face-to-face penetration or grinding. This allows deep eye contact, kissing, and control of depth and angle. Elevating the receiving partner’s hips with a pillow shifts angle toward the anterior wall (often associated with G-spot or prostate stimulation). Legs over shoulders deepens penetration. Side-by-side missionary reduces pressure for longer sessions or pregnancy-friendly play.

   Doggy style and rear-entry variations. The receiving partner is on hands and knees or bent over a surface; the penetrating partner enters from behind. This often allows deeper penetration and hands-free access to breasts, clit, or other erogenous zones. Variations include the receiving partner lying flat on their stomach (prone bone) for shallower, grinding stimulation, or one leg raised for asymmetric angles. Adding a pillow under the hips changes tilt. This position pairs well with hair pulling, spanking, or light restraint of wrists behind the back.

   Cowgirl / reverse cowgirl. The penetrating partner lies on their back; the receiving partner straddles and controls rhythm, depth, and angle. Facing forward allows clitoral grinding against the pubic bone; reverse (facing feet) changes the angle and visual dynamic. Hands can brace on thighs or chest for leverage. This position is excellent for building stamina and for the bottom partner to explore control.

   Spooning. Both partners lie on their sides, nested. Entry is from behind. It is low-energy, intimate, and suitable for prolonged gentle thrusting or simultaneous manual stimulation. Ideal for morning sex, recovery days, or when one partner has limited mobility.

   Standing and supported standing. One partner stands; the other is lifted or braced against a wall. Requires strength and balance. Variations include one leg wrapped around the partner or both feet on the floor with a height difference compensated by bending knees. Wall support reduces strain. Useful for spontaneous or power-exchange scenes.

   Lotus and seated positions. Partners sit facing each other, often with legs wrapped. This maximizes torso contact and allows rocking rather than thrusting. Good for slower, emotional connection and for integrating breast or nipple play.

   69 and oral positions. Mutual oral stimulation in a head-to-genitals configuration. Can be performed side-by-side, one on top, or kneeling. Focus on communication about pressure, speed, and breathing. Variations include face-sitting (with clear air access) or oral while the receiving partner is restrained.

   Advanced or acrobatic positions (such as standing splits, wheelbarrow, or inverted variations) require significant flexibility, strength, and practice. They increase risk of muscle strain or loss of balance—use support surfaces and never force range of motion.

   Many positions gain intensity when combined with sensation play: blindfolds, temperature play (ice or warm oil), or light impact. Always monitor for comfort and circulation.

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3. #3BDSM Fundamentals

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   BDSM is an umbrella for Bondage & Discipline, Dominance & Submission, Sadism & Masochism. It is not synonymous with non-consent or abuse; negotiated power exchange is the core. Roles are fluid: a person may be Dominant (Dom/Domme), submissive (sub), switch, or explore specific activities without fixed labels. Power exchange can be scene-based (temporary) or 24/7 (ongoing dynamic with protocols).

   Bondage. Restriction of movement using rope, cuffs, tape, leather, metal, or fabric. Goals range from immobilization for sensation focus, to aesthetic presentation, to psychological surrender. Always pad bony areas, avoid joints in hyperextension, and check circulation every 5–10 minutes (color, temperature, sensation, capillary refill). Nerve compression is a serious risk—numbness or tingling requires immediate adjustment or release.

   Discipline and protocol. Structured rules, tasks, or rituals that reinforce the power dynamic. Examples include posture training, speech restrictions, or service tasks. Discipline may involve agreed consequences such as corner time, writing lines, or physical correction—never as uncontrolled punishment for real-world anger.

   Dominance and submission. Psychological and practical exchange of control. Dominants carry responsibility for the submissive’s well-being within negotiated limits. Submission can involve obedience, vulnerability, or eroticized helplessness. Aftercare is especially important here because the emotional intensity can be high.

   Sadism and masochism. Consensual giving or receiving of pain or intense sensation for erotic or psychological pleasure. Pain is highly individual; what is pleasurable for one person is aversive for another. Start light and escalate only with clear feedback. Common modalities include spanking, flogging, caning, clamping, and temperature or electrical play (the latter requires specialized knowledge and equipment).

   Impact play tools range from hands (spanking) to implements with different sensations: floggers (thuddy or stingy depending on material and throw), paddles, crops, canes, and whips. Technique matters—aim for fleshy areas (buttocks, upper thighs, upper back avoiding spine and kidneys). Never strike the lower back, face, joints, or abdomen without extreme caution and expertise. Warm-up gradually to increase blood flow and endorphin response.

   Sensory play includes blindfolds, hoods, earplugs, feathers, pinwheels, ice, wax (use low-temperature soy or paraffin specifically formulated for play; test temperature first), and vacuum or suction devices. Psychological elements—anticipation, denial, humiliation (only if negotiated and desired), praise, or objectification—can intensify physical sensation.

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4. #4Rope Play and Bondage Techniques

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   Rope bondage, particularly forms influenced by Japanese shibari and kinbaku, treats rope as both restraint and aesthetic medium. Western bondage often prioritizes function and speed; traditional Japanese styles emphasize pattern, tension, and the emotional/erotic journey of the tied person (the “model” or “bottom”).

   Materials. Natural fiber ropes (jute, hemp) are traditional for shibari because they hold knots well and have a distinctive texture and scent; they require conditioning and can shed fibers. Synthetic ropes (nylon, polyester, MFP) are smoother, easier to clean, and more consistent in strength, but can be slippery. Diameter is commonly 6 mm or 8 mm for body work. Lengths of 7–10 meters (roughly 25–30 feet) are standard for many ties. Always inspect rope for wear, fraying, or weak spots before use. Keep safety shears ready.

   Basic principles of safe rope. Never put rope around the neck in a way that can tighten under load or restrict breathing. Avoid circumferential ties that act like tourniquets. Maintain two-finger space under most wraps when possible, and check frequently. Support body weight; do not suspend anyone without extensive training, proper hard points, and knowledge of anatomy and emergency procedures. Floor or bed bondage is far safer for beginners than any form of suspension.

   Foundational ties.

   • Single-column tie. The basic building block. Used to secure one limb or object. A common method is a lark’s head or a series of wraps finished with a reliable knot (such as a square knot or surgeon’s knot) that can be released quickly. Practice until the knot is consistent and the tail is secured so it cannot slip.

   • Double-column tie. Joins two limbs (wrists together, ankles together, or wrist-to-ankle). Critical for many positions. Ensure the columns are parallel and tension is even so circulation is not compromised on one side.

   • Chest harness / upper-body ties. Patterns that wrap the torso, often incorporating the breasts or creating a decorative diamond or box pattern across the chest and back. These can be purely aesthetic, can restrict arm movement when combined with arm binders, or can serve as attachment points for further rope. Breast bondage requires extra caution regarding circulation and sensitivity; never leave tight chest rope unattended.

   • Hip harness / lower-body ties. Secure the pelvis and can provide attachment points for genital rope (crotch ropes) or for connecting to other restraints. Crotch ropes can apply pressure or vibration when the person moves; use with care around genitals and avoid excessive constriction.

   • Arm binders and box ties. Arms secured behind the back in various configurations (wrists high, low, or folded). These create vulnerability and can be combined with chest harnesses. Monitor shoulder joints carefully—hyper-extension or prolonged strain can cause injury.

   • Leg ties and futomomo. The futomomo is a classic Japanese leg tie that folds the lower leg against the thigh and secures it, creating a compact, decorative, and immobilizing form. It is useful for floor work and for creating asymmetry.

   Full-body patterns (hogtie, frog-tie, etc.) combine upper and lower restraints. A classic hogtie links wrists and ankles behind the back; this compresses the chest and can make breathing more difficult—monitor closely and keep sessions short. Frog-tie bends the knees and secures ankles to thighs, often with the person on their back or side.

   Aesthetic and progressive elements. Many practitioners build scenes progressively: start with simple wrist ties while talking and teasing, move to a chest harness, then add leg restraints, then introduce sensation (flogging, ice, vibration) while the person is immobilized. The process of tying itself is often erotic—the tension of the rope, the sound, the gradual loss of mobility, and the focused attention of the rigger.

   Suspension (advanced and high-risk). Lifting a person partially or fully off the ground using rope. This requires specialized knowledge of anatomy, physics, hard-point strength, emergency lowering procedures, and extensive practice on the floor first. Partial suspension (one limb or torso supported) is still advanced. Full suspension carries risks of nerve damage, circulation loss, joint injury, and falls. It is not beginner territory and should only be learned under experienced instruction with proper safety systems.

   Emotional and psychological dimensions of rope. Many bottoms report a meditative or “rope space” state similar to subspace—a floating, endorphin-rich altered consciousness. Riggers often experience focused flow states. Both can be intense; aftercare remains essential. Some use rope for therapeutic or contemplative purposes outside purely sexual contexts, though the erotic potential is frequently present.

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5. #5Integrating Positions, BDSM, and Rope

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   Combine elements thoughtfully. A person in a chest harness and wrist restraints can be positioned in doggy style or cowgirl while remaining partially controlled. A futomomo can turn a simple missionary into a more vulnerable, open presentation. Blindfolded and lightly bound partners experience heightened other senses. Impact or temperature play while restrained intensifies focus because the receiver cannot easily move away.

   Power-exchange dynamics can frame ordinary positions: the Dominant chooses position, pace, and when orgasm is permitted (orgasm control / denial). Service-oriented submission may involve the submissive maintaining a position for the Dominant’s pleasure while receiving little direct stimulation themselves.

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6. #6Practical Considerations and Progression

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   Start with short sessions. Practice knots on furniture or a willing partner’s limbs while fully clothed and with easy release. Build a small kit: good rope, safety shears, cuffs as an easier alternative to rope, blindfold, lube, and aftercare supplies (water, blanket, snacks, soft towels).

   Learn anatomy relevant to your play: major nerves, circulation patterns, joint ranges. Attend workshops or study reputable instructional materials if progressing beyond basic ties. Community education (munches, classes, trusted mentors) reduces risk far more effectively than solitary experimentation with advanced techniques.

   Communication does not end when the scene starts. Non-verbal cues, body language, and periodic verbal check-ins matter. A person in heavy subspace may not accurately assess their own limits— the person in the Dominant or rigger role carries heightened responsibility for monitoring.

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7. #7Aftercare and Emotional Interrogation

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   After intense play, both parties may need recovery. Physical aftercare addresses marks, circulation, hydration, and warmth. Emotional aftercare can include verbal reassurance, cuddling, discussion of what worked, or quiet presence. Some people prefer solitude; honor that. Journaling or later debriefs help integrate the experience. Marks from rope (rope burns or temporary indentations) or impact usually fade; persistent pain, numbness, or unusual symptoms warrant medical attention.

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8. #8Copper-9

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   Copper 9 has an atmosphere, though heavily polluted by debris from the Solver's attacks on the world. The planet has two moons, one possessing a ring around it and the other resembling Luna, the moon that orbits Earth in most universes. Copper 9 is the ninth planet from the Copper system's sun and has a ring of its own around it as a result of the Solver's second attempt to eat the world. The ring is made up of planetary debris sent into orbit from the attacks and makes any attempts to land on the surface complicated, and also creates regular meteor showers for the planet's surface, though many meteors crash on the world's surface intant instead of burning up in the planet's thin atmosphere. Copper 9 is a continental world with oceans and formerly home to various biomes containing flora and fauna from Divi'con Earth as a result of JCJenson's terraforming, such as mountains and forests. However, the Solver's first attempt to eat the world, though it failed, caused a complete meltdown of the planet's core and sent the planet into an eternal nuclear winter, freezing its oceans, polluting the planet's atmosphere, and killing the world's inhabitants. The world was home to several human cities and structures across the planet, created with Earth-like standards of living, with gas-powered vehicles, towering skyscrapers, churches, and so on. All of these were run by both human workers and automated drones. Many of the human buildings, especially JCJenson-run facilities, had extensive underground complexes sometimes running as deep as the planet's core. All of the above-ground facilities were frozen over and ruined by the Solver's first attack on the world, which killed all the humans but left the worker drones unharmed, and they went to live in underground bunker complexes. The Solver's second attack on the world quite literally ripped apart a continent as the Solver created a black hole at the center of the world and began dragging chunks of the world into it with technological tentacles, though the core's disappearance following the Solver's host's defeat prevented the world's complete destruction. Still, the planet remains devastated and in an uninhabitable state.

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9. #9JcJenson

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   Despite the Worker Drones' efficiency in their work, they were mistreated and their sentience was disregarded, akin to being slaves. After Copper 9's core collapsed, all biological life on the exoplanet went extinct. Shortly afterward, the now-abandoned Worker Drones quickly moved on to create their future for themselves.

   At first, it was thought that JCJenson didn't like the idea of sentient, rebellious robots, so they soon ushered in several launch pods containing squads of Disassembly Drones, also referred to as "Murder Drones" by their prey, to kill all Worker Drones they find. However, it later turned out that the Disassembly Drones were actually sent by Cyn to set the Absolute Solver's plans in motion — eliminating all its hosts (besides Cyn, of course) and accessing Cabin Fever Labs to find and destroy the Crucifix Patch: a USB device capable of removing the Solver's influence. Using Tessa's corpse grafted onto Cyn as its main host, the Solver impersonated the former as a certified technician from JCJenson to deceive N while J and V both acted as their accomplices. The Disassembly Drones that had gotten to the labs previously had been destroyed by the Sentinels.

   After the destruction of Serial Designation J via the railgun, the Absolute Solver understands that its plans to destroy Copper 9 may not be implemented. "Tessa" and a new back-up of J arrived on Copper 9 with the goal of reaching the Cabin Fever Labs, having convinced Doll for help at first and later deceiving N, Uzi, and V into pursuing Doll while both parties were racing to reach the labs first. Upon reaching the labs, the Solver-possessed Cyn would succeed at killing Doll and hijacking Uzi to destroy the Crucifix Patch.

   JCJenson is never mentioned again following the finale, leaving it unclear if the company is still in operation.

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10. #10W.D.F.

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    The Worker Defense Force, often abbreviated to WDF, is an organization that is responsible for handling the protection of the Worker Drones inhabiting Outpost 3. They appear to be led by Khan Doorman. Not much is known about the Worker Defense Force, though the various appearances and their recruitment posters provide some background. Khan Doorman, who appeared to be either the founder or a prominent leader within the WDF, is featured on many of the organization's posters. He is also the inventor of the blast doors that, until the events of the "PILOT" episode, protected the colony from the Disassembly Drones. The organization's members often spend their time near the doors, ostensibly to maintain and guard them but often playing games like cards to pass the time. On occasion, they have also handled matters like internal investigations, evidenced in "Heartbeat". Furthermore, they appear to handle missing person cases, judging by the posters in "The Promening". Contrary to the organization's name, however, their members' preferred method of defense was constructing doors. As a result, when confronted with a problem that permeated their prized doors, they often froze and were powerless to defeat or contain the threat. The WDF seem to be quite a polarizing subject for those living in Outpost 3, with the majority of the public seeing them as heroes, whereas a vocal minority see them as cowards who are too afraid to attack the Disassembly Drones directly. Hierarchy NOTE: All of this is based on speculation, along with evidence scattered across official media (physical appearances, dialogue, emblems, etc). Leader - Khan Doorman III - Todd and Sarah II - Braxton, Tim, Ron, Detective Drone, Doll's Father I - Makarov, Frank, Reid Emblem - Grant and The Unnamed Member

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11. #11Nanite Acid

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    Overview Nanite Acid is a highly corrosive substance that can quickly dissolve a wide variety of materials. It is stored inside a small tank attached to the Disassembly Drones' tails. The acid is injected into its target through a sharp needle at the end of the tail, much like venom from a scorpion’s stinger. Despite the acid’s intended use as a weapon against enemies of the Absolute Solver, the Disassembly Drones themselves are not immune to its effects. In case of accidental exposure, Disassembly Drones produce saliva that will neutralize the acid, causing it to regenerate any material it had recently dissolved. The healing effect of Disassembly Drone saliva can be used to restore any substance affected by the nanite acid, as shown when an amnesiac Serial Designation N healed Uzi's hand by putting it in his mouth. Appearance Nanite Acid is a neon-yellow liquid in its base form, as seen in the canisters on Disassembly Drone tails. It gives off a faint glow, enough to subtly illuminate the nearby environment. When actively dissolving a substance, the acid resembles a red-hot liquid metal. Abilities Nanite Acid is a very effective weapon due to being highly corrosive. It is so corrosive that not even carriers of the Absolute Solver can regenerate their bodies quicker than the acid can dissolve them. Nori Doorman was, presumably, unable to heal herself after being stung by the acidic tail of a Disassembly Drone, and she had to be (supposedly) euthanized by her husband, Khan Doorman, to end her suffering.

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    The Absolute Solver, also known as the Solver of the Absolute Fabric, also better known by the name of its primary host, Cyn, is the overarching antagonist of Murder Drones.

    It is an extremely advanced, hostile, eldritch intelligence of unknown origin that seeks to consume all life to satiate its "hunger" by creating singularities that destroy entire planets. It is responsible for actions that led to all of the events in the series, manifesting when Cyn self-rebooted after her termination, possessing her body, and setting its plans in motion by converting all of the drones of Elliott Manor into Disassembly Drones who were programmed to hunt and prey upon humans in its goal of exterminating humanity and destroying the Earth.

    From there, it would spread to the human exoplanets by having the humans reboot Worker Drones stationed there to see if they got the virus or not, so they could experiment on the eldritch program in an attempt to get rid of the Solver. Its last target, Copper 9, had many drones infected by its code, but only Yeva and Nori, two female Worker Drones, were the only ones who successfully became hosts and gained the Absolute Solver's abilities, the latter of whom would become Solver-possessed by the program. But due to the former's intervention with a Crucifix Patch meant to exorcise it, it resulted in it only partially succeeding due to Nori creating a null that was dropped into a hole that led to the core causing the core to collapse, leaving it "starved" of the planet it sought to devour.

    In order to finish the job and to terminate the empowered drones who it could no longer possess due to the patch, it reprogrammed the Disassembly Drones and had them sent to Copper 9 with false memories of the company sending them to terminate the rogue Worker Drones, all so it could remove Yeva, Nori, and anyone inheriting their code from the picture, so it could use Cyn's form to make its way back to the planet and finish the job.

    Ultimately, the Absolute Solver failed in its goal of eradicating the planet and possibly all of humanity due to the efforts of Uzi, N, V, and other allies assisting them in confronting Cyn and J. After successfully destroying Cyn's heart, Uzi stopped the Solver from attempting to return to its host by swallowing its core, causing the amalgamation of Cyn and Tessa's corpse to dissolve into nothing but blood and oil while the Solver remains trapped inside of Uzi.

    Physical Appearance

    As a computer program, the Solver does not, strictly speaking, have a physical form, though the AI uses a series of symbols when carrying out tasks:

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    The base solver symbol is a hollow hexagon, with corners at the top. There are arrows coming out from the top, bottom-left, and bottom-right of the hollow hexagon. There is a smaller, filled-in hexagon inside the hollow one.

    Scale

    The "Scale" symbol is nearly the same, except there is the double-hexagon at the ends of the arrows instead of triangles.

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    The "Rotate" symbol is the double-hexagon, inside of two intersecting diagonal ovals. That is surrounded by three layered hollowed circles, with multiple columns of three tiny dots at the edges.

    Edit

    The "Edit" symbol is the double-hexagon inside of a hollow circle. There is a second, larger hollow circle around the first, creating a ring. Some parts of the ring are filled in.

    Personality

    Despite being the show's main antagonist, very little is known of the Absolute Solver's true personality, as its only confirmed extended screentime is during its appearance as Eldritch J in Heartbeat, and even then, its personality appears wildly different from episode to episode. On top of this it is also difficult to distinguish which of the Solver's dialogue is actually the Solver itself speaking, and which dialogue are actually the words of its host.

    During Heartbeat, the Absolute Solver appears very blank and robotic, speaking in a detached robotic nature and near constantly referring to itself in a plural form, such as using the word "we" to refer to itself instead of "I" and referring to repairing J as "our directive".

    During its time in the manor while attempting to appear refrained and unassuming alongside Cyn, as shown during the flashbacks in "Home", its very dominant and almost arrogant behavior tended to seep through, such as when it claims it's too late for Louisa to dispose of the Worker Drones. The Solver in general is not a very good actor, as it frequently gives itself away whether on accident or simply through arrogance/overconfidence. It displays a cruel, near omnipotent personality during the times its not attempting to perform an act.

    The Solver's arrogance is a large part of its personality, as it is seen constantly taunting its victims, the dead, and those around it in general, establishing both itself and the power it wields. The way it carries itself is quite blatantly that of a puppet master, frequently treating its hosts like ragdolls.

    At the beginning of Home, the Solver communicates toward Cyn with kindness, playfully greeting her and using emojis ("hello :]") while promising not to discard her. During Heartbeat, the Solver makes fun of Uzi for falling for one of its hallucinations ("Pranked, idiot. You big stupid."). This side of its personality appears to have become its dominant trait after the events of Absolute End, as seen in the epilogue.

    Despite this however, the Absolute Solver is very intimidating when it wants to be. The Solver, with some fallacy, used Cyn's image to present a meager Worker Drone. While its act was imperfect as Cyn creeped or otherwise weirded everyone out save for N, the Solver's depiction in "Home" shows this facade lasted long enough for it to drop the act and bring waste to all organic life at the Elliott Manor. When masquerading as Tessa, it successfully imitates her reckless, driven, and passionate attitude. It was only when N had caught onto and subsequently beheaded it, that it dropped the facade in favor of its genuine cunning, taunting, and arrogant mannerisms, seen in "Mass Destruction". Although the nature of the Solver's impersonation of Tessa is rather ambiguous, as the Solver is not only previously established to be a terrible actor, but Tessa is implied to still have been alive in some capacity.[1]

    Even with its ruthless and sadistic nature, the Solver appears to take promises very seriously. The Solver is seen making the promise of "I will not discard you" twice, once toward Cyn, and once toward Tessa. Both promises were kept, as Cyn remained the Solver's host even when it had better options available, and Tessa was technically "spared" from death.

    Biography

    Pre-Series The origin of the eternal intelligence that would come to be known as the Absolute Solver is unknown, with its earliest documented event being the infection of a Zombie Drone named Cyn, who self-rebooted after being improperly disposed of, implying that it originated as a consequence of either a virus or glitch in Cyn's systems. The instructional video on Zombie Drones in "Home" suggests that the Solver has been at least known about by humanity some time prior to 3020, enough for it to be known that it manifests in 0.7% of Zombie Drones. Either way, the program manifested in her and used her to destroy Earth and most of the humans living on the planet.

    From there, it would spread to numerous human-inhabited exoplanets, infecting more drones to find new hosts. Its power only grew when the humans of Copper 9 allowed certain drones to be infected by the Absolute Solver so they could better understand it. Drones like Yeva were deliberately infected, which, in her case, caused the Solver to be passed down to her daughter.

    Unfortunately, the Absolute Solver succeeded in finding a new host, a Worker Drone named Nori Doorman, whose infected code would be passed down to her daughter, Uzi. A patch to exorcise the Solver's influence was used on Yeva and Nori, although when it was used on Nori, it scrambled her memories and drove her mad.

    Absolute Solver sent Disassembly Drones to the planet by convincing them that they were sent by JCJenson to exterminate the escaped, corrupted AI in the form of Worker Drones. Their directives were to both wipe out the hosts of the Absolute Solver such as Nori and Yeva cured by Crucifix Patch so they couldn't use Cyn's power against her and also get access to Cabin Fever Labs to find the patch and destroy it. After executing these directives, the Absolute Solver will have no obstacles and will turn the core of Copper 9 into a black hole.

    PILOT The Absolute Solver's existence is first hinted at in the Pilot, when N was slapped by J and forced into a brief system reboot. It weighed the prospect of coming online but was quickly made dormant again as N's administrative systems (CYN) reasserted themselves. The Absolute Solver symbol makes a small cameo on Uzi's visor when J shoots bullets at Uzi. A similar line of code appears on Uzi's visor after she declares her intent to travel to Earth and kill all humans in retribution for them, sending the Disassembly Drones to slaughter them.

    Heartbeat Sometime after J was destroyed by Uzi, a Worker Drone named Frank is assigned to repair the hole in the ceiling created by N when he flew off with Uzi after her self-exile, along with the captive Serial Designation V. Frank hears several noises around the room and eventually notices J's broken shell having mysteriously moved. Soon after, he discovers her bio-mechanical core inside her corpse. J's Absolute Solver activates and transforms her corpse into an eldritch. It swiftly kills Frank and absorbs his remains. From there, it continues to assimilate more Worker Drones, using the holograms of its victims to lure others in.

    Eventually, Uzi, N, and Thad arrive at the evacuation spot where Frank was killed. Uzi finds the meaning of the symbol on her face (shown after she was attacked by N during their first encounter) and learns that the Absolute Solver caused the mysterious assimilation. This failsafe program exists inside the Disassembly Drones. Just when they are about to discover more of this program, Thad is grabbed by a human hand attached to a tentacle. N severs the tentacle, but a claw emerges from the darkness and drags Thad away.

    When Uzi and N catch up, they find the Solver trying to mimic Thad but see through it. After Thad is freed, the Solver reveals its current host body, an enormous robotic centipede with J's head. Rather than banter with Uzi, the Solver shows a brief hologram of Uzi's mother holding a baby Uzi, both sporting the Solver's glyph on their visors. It offers to assimilate Uzi, who refuses; the Solver responds by killing a hologram of Khan in front of her to make her emotionally unstable so she will be unable to protect herself. It ambushes Uzi with a hologram of N and destroys her railgun, but before it can devour her, N uses his chainsaw hands to attack it and save Uzi. The railgun then explodes and destroys the eldritch monster.

    Reduced once more to the core, the Absolute Solver crawls out of the debris only to be repeatedly stabbed by N's Nanite Acid tail. Both the scraps of Eldritch J and the core implode and escape by turning into minuscule black holes.

    At the end of the episode, it is revealed that at some point after J goes eldritch, it teleported in front of Uzi's class door and disguises as Lizzy through a hologram, attempting to lure the real Lizzy into opening the door. However, when Lizzy started walking towards the door in order to do so, Doll intervenes and destroys the door using her Absolute Solver abilities, successfully preventing Lizzy from opening it. In response, the Absolute Solver makes an angry expression before teleporting away.

    The Promening Doll would be another individual to be shown as affiliated with the Absolute Solver, which granted her unique abilities to create, modify, or otherwise tamper with matter of most kinds. She would use this in a fight against Uzi, and N. V shot her in the head before Uzi and N could gather any information, much to Uzi's annoyance. Doll would later reappear when the group investigated her home, pulling the bullet out of her head and attempting to kill Uzi with it. However, Uzi's Solver suddenly awakens, stopping the bullet in mid-air and deflecting it. A shocked and worried Doll promises to help her before teleporting away.

    Cabin Fever Before Uzi set out on a field trip into Camp 98.7, Khan told her about a collar that both her mother and Doll's mother wore, which indicated what number host they were. While exploring the camp, she had some skill with her Absolute Solver abilities, levitating a flashlight with no issue. However, when hiding in an abandoned cabin, her high temperature causes her to lose control of her Solver. When two of her classmates attempted to enter the cabin, she devoured one of them and bisected the other. In her consequent appearances, she gains a pair of organic bat-like wings with humanoid fingers and a tail with a mouth-like appendage. She also displays an X on her visor. By the end of the episode, Uzi had reverted to her regular form.

    Home Sometime after the camping trip, Uzi hacks into N and V's unconscious minds because the Solver is attempting to erase N's memories of his life as a Worker Drone. In his head, N relives them without any memory of his present self or his meeting with Uzi. Uzi becomes a crow with the Absolute Solver symbol as its iris when she is inside N's memories. She later hijacks a Solver camera, turning its eye purple.

    In this mindscape realm, she and N learn that the Absolute Solver first manifested in Cyn, a fellow Worker Drone working with N, V, and J in the Elliott Manor as servants. Unlike the other Worker Drone servants, Cyn is unique due to her atypical behavior and physical deformities. She also has the same voice as Eldritch J. Cyn also narrates her actions out loud ("shuffle, shuffle" or "criss-cross applesauce").

    This caused her to be avoided by others around her, both humans and drones, except for N. Tessa Elliott, who, despite loving the Worker Drones (especially J and N), is quite unnerved and unfond of Cyn and instead tends to lock her away in the basement with J's help, Despite this, Cyn escapes.

    After Tessa's mother, Louisa, scolds her daughter and decides to have N, V, and J thrown into the dumpster tomorrow due to them "clogging the library," Cyn rebukes Louisa's statement of them being broken and states that they can no longer be "thrown out" as if threatening her.

    Angered by being talked back to by a Worker Drone, Louisa prepares to take her wrath out on Cyn, but N takes the fall for her. As punishment, N is chained to a tree to be destroyed by crows. Unfortunately, Tessa is punished by her mother for teaching her drones unacceptable behavior, along with J and Cyn, the latter of whom earns Tessa's anger because she believes N doesn't deserve to face the worst of her mother's anger for Cyn's sake.

    Despite this, Cyn assures Tessa that she has "backups" and decides to drop her façade by revealing her actual form to Tessa and J: a centipede-esque eldritch machine with multiple camera-like eyes surrounding it. As the Absolute Solver symbol covers her visor, she tells Tessa to stay away from the gala held by her parents so that she will not have to toss her pets aside. In turn, Cyn will not toss her aside, despite her being human.

    Dead End After Doll falls into Cabin Fever Labs, Uzi asks "Tessa" about the reason for Doll's involvement. "Tessa" says that Doll thinks the humans at Cabin Fever Labs experimented on her "folks," giving her a "sickness" she inherited. While staring eerily at Uzi, she adds that she thinks Doll is correct.

    Later, Uzi attempts to free herself using her Solver abilities, but the magnet attached to her head stops her. Upon seeing this, Alice crawls toward Uzi and threateningly exclaims that she "dealt with witches" before, and she uses her knife to get a closer look at Uzi's choker, which previously belonged to her mother Nori.

    When Alice tries to cut off Uzi's finger with a pair of pliers, Uzi desperately uses her Solver to stop the pliers, but her efforts are in vain. Meanwhile, outside, "Tessa" shows satellite footage of Earth to N. Much to his horror, it has been destroyed by a black hole. She elaborates that the Solver "mutates in damaged AI" and took Cyn as its first host, later taking "everything," showing pictures of Elliott Manor after Cyn's massacre.

    She also says that the humans on Copper 9 saw the events on Earth and began deliberately infecting Drones with the Solver so they could understand it better. All it did was spread the Solver even further. N worriedly asks her if the Solver can be removed from Uzi; she solemnly responds that N will have to choose the universe over her before "she's not herself anymore."

    As Uzi watches the Sentinels attack N and "Tessa" on camera, she desperately uses the Solver again. This time it works, but the Solver quickly takes control, changing Uzi's Solver hologram to be colored yellow, signifying the Solver's ever-growing control over her. To V's horror, she hears Cyn's familiar voice again, now coming from Uzi. Now almost completely possessed, Uzi summons a black hole that blows a hole in the wall and destroys the door controls. She returns to normal and passes out.

    When the Sentinels ambush Alice, V tries to free herself and defend herself, but they are suddenly pulled into a black hole with flesh around it that then disappears and rots. The two reunite with "Tessa" and N and head to the secret elevator, where they see Doll boot-looped, lying motionless on the ground with the Keybug stuck in her hand. When Uzi uses her Solver to retrieve the bug from afar, she is suddenly stopped by N and V, who both frighteningly shout, "Don't!"

    After falling for Doll's trap, the group prepares to battle against the Sentinels. Uzi blows a hole into the elevator using her Solver, much to N's dismay. She loses control again and creates a black hole with a fleshy mass on the elevator. As the black hole grows larger, N slices off Uzi's hand to disable the Solver. She staggers back, and her head suddenly twists toward him with yellow eyes and a sharp-toothed grin, with the text "MISS ME?" appearing beside her, foreshadowing Cyn's return. Uzi falls to the ground, her voice glitching and her eyes alternating from purple to yellow.

    Mass Destruction A hologram of V appears in front of N, trying to bring his guard down. It then showed Cyn, which caused N to have a flashback of when the Disassembly Drones were wiping out the human race on Earth. The Solver then proceeds to drag N onto the ground, only for Nori to save him and hand him the Crucifix Patch as she directs him through the tunnels as it chases them.

    In another part of the underground lab, "Tessa" proceeded to look into the list of Worker Drones that were used as test subjects in the human's study of the Absolute Solver, with it showing that every drone was either designated as "corrupted" or "no effect," with the only active two at the time being Nori and Yeva. Having gotten the necessary information, she proceeded to purge the system, causing the computer to self-terminate right as she caught an attack from Doll, who demanded the location of the Crucifix Patch to exorcise the Solver from her, as she refused to allow it to use her to consume the planet.

    However, "Tessa" disappeared from Doll's line of sight as the fire was extinguished, leaving her alone in the darkness as strange noises were heard coming closer, putting Doll on high alert. On her visor, she sees something unusual coming towards her, and her attempts at using her own Solver against it prove useless due to the entity being "[like object non-interactable]". Realizing what was coming for her, Doll attempted to throw a boulder at the entity but failed to save herself as it tore it in half and lunged at her, severely wounding her.

    Inside the cathedral, Uzi was left shocked upon witnessing the footage, and Doll came stumbling in slowly, leaving a trail of oil in her wake before she slipped and fell to the ground, succumbing to the damage, with her dying message to Uzi being "FIGHT BACK." This caused Uzi to become more worried until she noticed "Tessa" standing in the doorway behind her. Realizing the danger, Uzi tries to assure her that she didn't kill Doll, but when she attempts to use her Solver to defend herself against "Tessa," she receives the same error as Doll. However, before she could impale Uzi with her sword, N appeared and questioned if she knew about the Crucifix Patch and told her she only had one chance to give him answers, or else he would kill her.

    Because she responded in a teasing manner, N immediately decapitated "Tessa" as her body stumbled slightly before falling to the ground. Despite his shock over his actions, N tried to help Uzi with the patch, however, Uzi began to laugh as she shattered the crucifix, and lifted her head to reveal her eyes had gone from purple to yellow, indicating that the Solver now was controlling her as it decided that N had served his purpose and that his backups would forgive "her" for doing away with him, only for Nori to intervene and shock "Uzi" as Nori was supposed to be dead, but Nori only responded by telling her she was grounded, making her angry.

    Despite N's reluctance and the Solver nearly succeeding in using Uzi to eat Nori's core, N managed to distract her by explaining to Nori that he and her daughter "hang out," annoying her greatly as she scolded her for "hanging out" with the things that killed her mother, which managed to get Uzi to fight off the Solver's possession, but she ended up angrily drop kicking Nori into the chasm that led to the core of the planet as N revealed that thing was her mother, causing both of them to scream before they hugged. However, "Tessa" grabbed her decapitated head, putting it back and twisting it around the right way as she took off her spacesuit to reveal her true self. She began to feast on Doll's remains and ended up eating her core, ensuring she couldn't come back.

    Horrified, Uzi and N looked as "Tessa" told them to get snuck up on, revealing that she was the Absolute Solver who melded what was left of Tessa's corpse with Cyn's body, creating a reanimated drone-human hybrid for itself as it attacked the two by biting N's neck and stabbing Uzi in the chest. It sarcastically thanked them for putting up quite a fight and dropped into the chasm that led to the core of Copper 9, now ready to finish what it started years ago.

    It then summons a pair of tentacles to drag both N and Uzi into the pit, but the latter manages to save N by tossing him the keys to the spaceship J, and "Tessa" used to arrive on the planet before allowing herself to be dragged into the planet's core.

    Absolute End The episode opens with fragments of Copper 9 flying into space, as the Solver's tentacles expand, looking to collect matter. One of the tentacles breaks into the ship piloted by N (who stole it from J), delivers a message from Cyn, who tells them "Stop :)". The tentacle then brings the remains of the ship to the fragment where J is sitting, where J begrudgingly thanks her "boss". V appears shortly after, and begins to fight J as she questions her on why she's working with Cyn - as a "Senior Informant." V tells J that if they did their jobs, the Solver would leave them alone, to which J replies that they were tricked.

    Falling from space, Uzi throws her purple [null] into the core of Copper 9, tearing a hole in the planet's surface and disrupting the Solver's assimilation process. As Uzi and N land on a platform, they are suddenly jolted as Cyn emerges from Copper 9's core riding on a tentacle. Cyn reveals that she caught Uzi's [null] before rolling it about her shoulder and crushing it, thereby allowing the Solver's assimilation of the planet to continue. Cyn steps onto the platform and greets Uzi with a menacing tone before saying hi to N with an endearing high-pitched voice.

    N and Uzi step back in response, the former pointing his laser cannon at Cyn. Cyn then remarks that N won't talk to her as she has hurt his feelings, and decides that it is easier to assimilate than explain, before distorting into a more eldritch form and running a callback ping. The ping disrupts Uzi's senses, temporarily turning her eyes yellow, but she resists and snaps at Cyn to bite her. Suddenly, a serrated tendril emerges from the fog and whips N away while Cyn lunges at Uzi upside-down.

    After effortlessly slicing Uzi's hands off, Cyn grabs her by the neck and plunges her hand into Uzi's torso, ripping out her heart. N screams and tries to stab Cyn from above, but Cyn teleports away and uses a tendril to rip his blade off; she pins N to the ground and rips off his other arm when he tries to attack with submachine gun fire. Cyn begins to tear through N's chest with her fingers, inadvertently decapitating him in the process. Uzi, now conscious again, uses her Solver power to break the platform and get away as Cyn grows a pair of wings. N and Uzi tumble down several platforms, and Cyn watches in amused glee as Uzi drags N into the labs before following them in.

    Inside the lab, Cyn is unable to detect N or Uzi and runs more callback pings. N has a brief recollection of him and V being experimented on by Cyn back at the manor. After failing to find them, Cyn starts to retreat until V enters the building. As V is calling for N, Cyn produces a fake N hologram which V mistakes for the real one, until N yells at V to stop. One of Cyn's hand-tentacles then pierces N's torso, grabs his heart, and pulls him away. As V sees the lifeless N being held by Cyn, Cyn reminds V of their agreement - V does her job, and Cyn leaves her and N alone. V begins to stammer, about to ask if she can still comply, until Cyn states she's done a bad job and starts chasing after her.

    Outside, J ambushes V and kicks her to the ground, as Cyn drops N's body next to her. Cyn then emerges from the lab entrance, laughing as she's about to devour N's heart while V watches in despair. However, Khan shuts the door on her at the last second, making Cyn lose her grip on N's heart, which conveniently flies into N's body. Cyn rolls her eyes as Thad throws Uzi's railgun, saying Uzi is not there, and the proceeds to charge at V and N's immobile body. Uzi stops her attack, and Cyn runs another callback ping, but this time is unable to get control of Uzi. Uzi gets ready to battle Cyn and J.

    As the battle starts, Uzi and Cyn launch their [null]s at each other. The two proceed to fight, with Uzi and Cyn using Nori's pickaxe and Tessa's sword, respectively. Cyn dodges J's head being launched at her and starts teleporting around the battlefield trying to attack Uzi. As Uzi is about to stab her, Cyn changes her appearance to make her believe she's stabbed N, only for the real N to interfere. Cyn returns to her hybrid form, throwing back the pickaxe at Uzi, as N, Uzi and V all charge at her. Cyn manages to dodge the machine gun fire and missiles shot at her, and distracts N by showing him a Golden Retriever on her eyes. Uzi attacks from behind, but Cyn quickly recovers and pins down Uzi, only for V to kick her back. V and Cyn then fight each other one-on-one until Cyn manages to corner her, only for Uzi to hit her from below while N is waiting behind.

    As the trio share a secret handshake, one of Cyn's tentacles hit N and V, launching them away. Cyn charges at Uzi again, but Uzi sees her about to teleport and turns around, managing to grab into Cyn's heart and tear it out. Uzi activates another [null], creating a hole through Copper 9, and using the sunlight coming through the hole to burn away Cyn's heart, as the screams of the people killed at the gala can be heard. After the heart is destroyed, a large black hole appears which envelops Uzi and Cyn and stops time outside of it. Cyn's hybrid form, starting to melt away, moves forward to devour the Solver's core again, only for Uzi to swallow the solver's core instead. A shocked emoji appears on Cyn's eyes in response. After the black hole disappears, the now-immobile hybrid form of Cyn and Tessa falls to its knees and melts into nothing right in front of Uzi, leaving behind only some of the deceased Tessa's human bones and marking the end of the drone known as "Cyn."

    However, the Solver was revealed to still exist as it spoke through Uzi's stinger tail, complimenting that she looks great and puts Tessa's bow on Uzi's head. Uzi says nothing and shuts her locker door.

    Mutations Hosts of the Absolute Solver become subject to various mechanical and organic mutations affecting their bodies. These mutations can result in very surreal and unnatural effects in the infected drone, such as being able to reconstruct themselves, unintentionally converting mechanical material into organic substances, creating and grafting techno-organic parts, and even allowing certain drones to cheat death in ways that should be impossible.

    The severity of an inherited infection may vary depending on the parent's condition. Yeva was patched with a properly developed Crucifix Patch, so her daughter Doll's infection was less severe, allowing her to control her Solver without major complications other than losing her right eye. Nori's patching was incomplete, so Uzi's infection was more severe, causing organic wing growth and loss of control.

    It appears that those infected by the Solver will develop a special techno-organic heart-like organ, which, as long as it is not destroyed permanently, can enable the drone to eventually reconstruct itself, as seen in Absolute End, where Uzi and N can recover from injuries that usually trigger fatal errors including decapitation and having the "heart" ripped from their torso. Even then, it does not seem to be able to be permanently destroyed, as if the physical form is destroyed (such as by exposure to star/sunlight in the case of Cyn) - it will simply reveal a black-hole-like object, which can then escape to rebuild further or be reabsorbed.

    However, in "Absolute End", it is revealed that after the mentioned black hole of Cyn's core was swallowed by Uzi, the Absolute Solver's intelligence was forced into Uzi's body, permanently making the two A.I. share the same form, although the Solver only being able to control her organic tail. This surprising result also made Uzi's left zombie-drone wing the same color as Cyn's, gave Uzi gradated orange-purple eyes, and granted her the ability to protrude Solver-like tentacles and create a yellow Absolute Solver symbol, similar to what Cyn had. These are indications that the Absolute Solver's other abilities that were once only restricted to the form of Cyn have now been passed down to Uzi.

    Abilities

    Ability Function/Example Worker Drone Possession The Absolute Solver’s most noteworthy aspect is it’s ability to completely take over the bodies of Worker Drones particularly infected with itself, and once done, the drone’s main LED color shifts to yellow in the duration of the possession. Previously hijacked by the Solver before, Nori’s entries reveal that the possessee’s mind is merged into the Solver’s own, inadvertently giving her information on its next plans. However, this also caused files of her memories to be purged, and thus leaving her mind scrambled. Matter Manipulation The Absolute Solver is able to manipulate matter at the atomic level. This can be done to create new objects out of old matter (See Regeneration), or convert dead organic matter into living matter. Inorganic-Organic Transmutation The Absolute Solver is able to turn inorganic matter into organic material, such as flesh and blood. It is through the Solver that Hosts can create various appendages that are either fully organic, mechanical, or biomechanical in nature, and all Solver Hosts such as Solver Drones and Disassembly Drones are internally partially-organic, with a core covered in flesh and claws along with a rib cage among other things. Doll in "Mass Destruction" shows that she can now bleeds blood instead of oil when wounded. In "Cabin Fever", Uzi was shown to transform an arrow shot at her into a deformed mass of still-living flesh, a light into tendrils that became a flesh chrysalis for her, and both Cyn and Uzi have been seen creating organic body parts that they grafted onto their bodies, including wings, tails, tentacles and claws of varying sizes. Telekinesis Demonstrated with users like Doll and Yeva and vessels such as Cyn, Nori, and Uzi, the Solver can be used to interact with matter without making physical contact. This includes translating objects in any direction or rotating objects around a point. The Solver can exert a large amount of force this way, enough to crumple a thick metal door almost instantly. Uzi in "Fight Til' I'm Good Enough" shows that a Solver host can become proficient enough that they does not need to be pointing their hand and glyph at the affected item or in its general direction to control and manipulate it or use it precisely. Teleportation While being used, the Absolute Solver's known hosts are shown to be able to teleport, leaving behind glitching afterimages as it does in the colour of the Host's eyes. Illusion Creation Whenever using its powers, the Absolute Solver can conjure lines of code, which vary in color depending on the host. It is unknown if this is controllable or not. Hologram-Projecting Cameras The main Host of the Solver is capable of summoning holograms of themselves and others using solver cameras. They are also able to conjure holograms of objects and of a false view of the local environment, such as interior of a church/lab to hide its disarray, as seen when Cyn possessed Nori in "Mass Destruction." These cameras also functions as additional eyes for the Host, and holograms are perfectly able to make sounds themselves of the thing they are copying, seemingly instead of from the cameras directly. The main host is also able to take the appearance of others via these camera appendages, and as well as hide the cameras and their body and limbs when generating holograms or overlaying them with their body, even should the holograms be smaller than the Host. However, it is unknown how long they can last in the current individual they has turned themselves into. Shapeshifting While in control of one, the Absolute Solver can alter the appearance of their host. For example, V, during her time at the Elliott Manor, had her right hand replaced with an organic hand with a functional glowing eye on the back and metallic claws, a mouth of sharp teeth, and sprouted organic wings. Meanwhile, Uzi during her rampage in episode 4 grew similar wings and a sentient tail with eyes and a mouth on the end that had she can use to bite, grab objects, or emit a cone of light in her eye colour for use as a torch. Size Manipulation Not only have hosts of the Solver been shown to instantly vary the size and length of their various biological/mechanical appendages when created and projected, but the Absolute Solver has shown in "Fight Til' I'm Good Enough" to be able to massively increase the size and durability of certain drones it infects and controls with its code, such as Sparky infected with "RUN://INFECT.SYS" growing to the size of a skyscraper. The Solver can also reverse this effect and shrink targets should it choose to do so. Optic Sensory System In "Home", when seeing through V's perspective when given her glasses back, she is shown to that her Solver form has given her the same multi-spectrum, multi-perspective vision that Disassembly Drones would have with their bulb-eye headbands, only she would not have the extra eyes but instead have it all feed through her main visor. NULL Creation The Solver can create NULLs, which look like miniature black holes capable of expanding and stretching. The black holes could annihilate any matter they touched and travel at high velocity when thrown. They can be scaled up in size to where they can block sunlight in the sky, and to implode and consume a planet. A small one made by a possessed Nori caused Copper 9's core to collapse and the planet to become "half-imploded", releasing a blast that wiped out all human life on the planet and turning their corpses into skeletons. Invisibility Nori and Cyn have, under the control of the Solver, been able to make their biomechanical claws invisible. With Cyn these limbs were only visible when lightning struck. With Nori, these limbs were only visible by their shadows. Even when she retracted those, she secretly had numerous other limbs that did not even have a shadow, though these were able to be seen with UV lights, as seen in the beginning of "Mass Destruction". Gravity/Anti-Gravity Generation On Uzi's conspiracy board in "Heartbeat" and "The Promening", one of the notes is a report about Gravitational Waves being detected at a Site 48, and in "Cabin Fever", a few of Nori's insane drawings include the equations for Newton's equation for universal gravitation and Einstein field equations. In "Dead End", when briefly possessing Uzi, Cyn, the primary host of the Solver, was able to passively make various objects float helplessly in the air, including the magnets attached to Uzi, batteries, drone parts, oil, an oven, and Beau. In "Mass Destruction", Uzi comes across Cabin Fever posters that state that "the singularity is actively consuming everything" and a countdown of "87" until "universe Big Crunch". At the beginning of "Absolute End", upon initiating the consumption of Copper-9, Cyn created a planet-wide field that caused numerous objects and people to start floating, before then launching chucks of landmasses surrounding the pit to the core into space in preparation to be pulled in and consumed. Regeneration Its hosts can regenerate themselves easily by drawing the appropriate matter from either an unknown internal source, or when low on materials taking from nearby targets like Worker Drones. This process is sped up when the Solver is in full possession, recreating severed limbs and heads in mere seconds, and regeneration also extends to both their hair and the clothes they are currently wearing. As long as they have the material supply, and their core is not destroyed and disconnected from their body, they can regenerate their bodies from anything short of total destruction, as Nori shows remaining as core for years since her body was destroyed by Nanite Acid. Core True Body Hosts of the Solver eventually have their cores develop organic components with three pincer tendrils and become the Host's true body, with their Drone form being just a shell they control. Once disconnected from the Host body, the Host's consciousness will transfer to the core and their original body will become inert until they return to it, whereupon the body will regenerate back around the core and return to normal. These cores, if taken out of their Drone body, are still able to move, speak, see, gesture, and still access their Solver glyph abilities if they unlocked them before. As long as this core is not damaged or destroyed, the Hosts will live, though they do not regenerate their original body, as Nori shows remaining as core for years since her body was destroyed by Nanite Acid, and the cores still seem to need to consume oil, as Nori's core is shown drinking oil from a can in "Mass Destruction". It is unknown why specifically they cannot regenerate their body, whether it be a lack of materials or needing the original body/part of the body to regenerate it, but because of this cores are in a fragile condition. Blunt trauma to their main body and stabs to their limbs are seemingly able to be healed from, but stabs to the core itself is lethal, along with being extremely vulnerable to sunlight - more so than as a Drone, with Cyn's core quickly melting while Uzi's hand holding it more slowly burned but remained intact. Consuming of Solver cores is also how Hosts assimilate other Hosts, as Uzi did for Cyn. Disassembly Drones have a program under Cyn called "_MATCOLLECTION", where if they suffer lethal damage and their supply of material is insufficient to repair, Cyn will possess their core and awaken their dormant Solver into order to collect material needed to repair the Hosts and restore their stockpile for future repair - these materials usually coming from dozens of Worker Drones killed and assimilated. However, it is discovered by Alice that, although heat isn't lethal to cores, it makes them very weak and sluggish and prevents Cyn from possessing them and activating their Solver. Cores that are killed collapse into themselves and become tiny singularities that quietly float away and also evaporate in sunlight. Cyn has shown to uniquely be able to move her body still despite her core being removed from her body, and to survive her core being burnt into a singularity until it was assimilated by Uzi. It is unknown whether this is unique to Cyn or if this means the singularities themselves are a Host's true core. Handiness The Absolute Solver appears to have demonstrated an aptitude for masterful maneuvering with its various kinds of limbs (tentacles, claws, hands) while operating its hosts. Callback Ping The Absolute Solver with a host can use a Callback Ping repeatedly to attempt to possess other nearby hosts, or cause their cores to attempt to rip itself out of their bodies. Depending on the target host, the Callback Ping may or may not be successful, as those with sufficient willpower can resist the effects, and even nullify and reflect the Ping back at the original host as Uzi shows in "Absolute End". Hosts that have an Admin, particularly one different to the Admin initiating the Callback Ping, can also ignore the Ping's effect as seen with Serial Designation N and Serial Designation V in "Mass Destruction" and "Absolute End", although the Host acting as their Admin is still vulnerable and must resist the Ping. Handsfree Glyphs Usage Although Solver Hosts commonly need to use their hands to conjure the Glyphs for most of their various powers, advanced users of the Solver have shown capable of using their powers without needing their hands, though they aren't entirely divorced from needing their hands. Doll has shown in "The Promening" being able to use powers without hand gestures or glyphs through either manifesting giant text boxes to throw Drones or "HALT.EXE" box to stop a thrown object, to manifest the glyph in her visor to use the power such as to move rebar or explode a robo-roach or destroy reflective surfaces, or teleportation without a symbol entirely. She was able to make a surveillance camera face the other way using the "Rotate" glyph, the effect powerful enough that the camera remained occasionally glitching red with the Solver symbol even the next day after Doll had long left, and to set a "Translate" glyph to keep a set of doors closed until it is dismissed. Nori in "Mass Destruction" has shown to be experienced enough Host of the Solver that she is able to conjure glyphs without making the symbol with her limbs or visor even as a core, such as closing and pulling a toolkit to her while walking away from it, and is also able to continue maintaining a glyph without needing to keep up making the accompanying glyph with her limbs, such as when she was carrying a pickaxe and toolkit. Cyn has also shown in "Home" to be able to use her powers through displaying the Solver glyph on her visor, allowing her to use its abilities with needing her hands, such as by blocking Tessa's attacks. She also able to initiate Callback Ping through this method, and can even teleport without a gesture or symbol. Uzi mostly uses her hands, though she has shown capable of using a similar trick of using the glyph through her visor, such destroying mirrors by staring at them, or manifesting a visor glyph to reject Cyn's Callback Ping. Infection In "Fight Til' I'm Good Enough", even when suppressed by Uzi, the Solver still had the power and agency to infect Lizzy with a transmittable "zombie prank" virus called "RUN://INFECT.SYS" through biting her, causing her screen to briefly flash with a white "X" like Disassembly Drones before her visor develops various white lines like cracks or webs and showcases of three green drones icons walking like zombies. This infection makes infected drones walk in a slow-moving, lethargic lumbering, though they can rarely decide to leap or charge at their victims, while also being ignorant of their surroundings beyond other drones, making them continue walking about aimlessly or repeatedly into a wall. It also lets them stretch their mouths wide to across their whole lower face also like Disassembly Drones and Solver Drones, though lacking their iconic fangs. They can infect other Worker Drones the virus through biting, expanding the horde, and although it is presented as a risk, it is unknown if they can transmit the virus to Disassembly Drones or Solver Drones like Uzi, N or V. Consumption of these Drones by Disassembly Drones does not seem to pass along the infection, and they can be killed by normal means like any other Worker Drone. Although the virus originates from the Solver, it does not appear to be considered part of the Solver, as Uzi is still able to use her powers directly on infected Drones instead of being not able to. The Solver can also infect this virus into Sentinels such as Sparky, turning him hostile and with glowing green optics, cables, and internal fluid. This infection can also have addition effects of not only allowing the Solver to control his movements directly, but also to massively increase his size and durability to where Sparky is the size of a partially-collapsed skyscraper and being able to tank numerous bullets, thrown boulders, missiles, and blade strikes with little-to-no damage, as well as breath out a green, thick smokey vapour. The Solver at its choosing can also release a large green energy pulse in the sky that will cure the virus and reverse these effects, returning things to normal.

    Weaknesses

    Weakness Example Non-interactive Error Hosts of the Absolute Solver when attempting to use their powers on other Hosts are given the warning "ERROR: absoluteSolver_trn [like object non-interactive]", preventing them from using their more direct powers like telekinesis on them to crush them or throw them away, as seen when Doll attempted so in "The Promening". However, it is also shown that although directly using their powers on Hosts fails, they can still use their powers to assist in indirect ways like throwing knives and Solver-edited objects at other Hosts or moving objects like rebar or a pickaxe directly into those Hosts to stab or slice them. It is inferred that [Null] spheres, however, are capable of harming other Hosts, though they are unable to be directly manifested on targets and have to be launched as projectiles. Multiple Hosts can also use their powers on the same object at the same time, such as Uzi and Doll using telekinesis on the keybug. It is inferred that Disassembly Drones are also immune due to having the Solver, as shown by Eldritch J and N's reboot screen in the "Pilot", and according to Nori's note in "Mass Destruction" they are called puppet hosts that have a "nerfed" version of the entity to ensure control. Neither Doll, Uzi, Nori, or Cyn have been shown to use their powers on attacking them directly, instead either using it on objects to fight them like Doll in "The Promening", breaking off the Drones' body parts to use their power on those, like Uzi in "Cabin Fever", or using objects embedded into them to move them like Uzi throwing N away using the ship keys stabbed his chest in "Mass Destruction". Hand Amputation Hosts of the Absolute Solver usually need their hands to use its power. In "Mass Destruction", while Uzi was under the control of the Solver, Nori and N cut off Uzi's hands to temporarily prevent her from using her abilities. However, advanced users of the Solver are capable of using their powers through their visor or through text boxes, although they are not completely independent from needing their hands some times. Decreased Dexterity with Claws During the scene in "Home" where the Absolute Solver was attempting to perform a lobotomy on N, it appeared unable to pick up a scalpel with one of its tarsal claw-like arms. UV Light While Nori was under the control of the Solver, UV rays caused her mechanical claws to burn up and become visible. Similarly, back at the gala, Cyn's mechanical claws were revealed when the light from the lightning behind her exposed them. Finally, in "Absolute End", Uzi blew a hole through Copper 9, disintegrating Cyn's heart by allowing sunlight to shine through from the other end of the planet to reach her. Overheating/Vampirism In some scenes where the Absolute Solver is used by a host, it sometimes shows a high-temperature warning. It also has a reliance on oil to maintain a cool enough temperature to consistently use the Absolute Solver's powers, which is extreme enough that even the perpetually-frozen Copper-9 is not enough to cool them down. Attempts to use the Solver's powers when overheating causes the powers to become unstable and uncontrolled, such as when Uzi stopped an arrow in mid-air only to suffer a high-temp warning and unintentionally cause the arrow to explode into a tentacle-creature with glowing eyes writhing in a pool of steaming blood. Later, when trying to destroy a light in a cabin, her Solver turned red and flashed numerous code boxes and error noises, causing the light to overflow with blood and release red-tendrils of flesh that spread through the cabin interior and encased her in a chrysalis congealed, glistening blood. In addition, this weakness to overheating makes hosts of the Solver extremely sensitive to sunlight, such as Uzi's hand burning up when it makes contact with the rising sunlight at the end of "Cabin Fever". According to Alice, heat makes Solver hosts, or at least their cores, sluggish and weak enough to keep their cores contained without manifestations like Eldritch J. However, the damage by overheating itself seems to be more of a reaction to direct sunlight/UV rays than any actual intense heat or radiation as Solver hosts are shown able to survive both the vacuum of space, which has a much higher UV radiation content than in-atmosphere, and the heat of atmospheric reentry without either harm or needing oil like Uzi, N and Nori's core in "Absolute End". Crucifix Patch The Crucifix Patch created by Cabin Fever Labs has the power to "exorcise" the Absolute Solver's possession of a Host. This permanently prevents the Solver from possessing them, while at the same time allows the Host to keep their Solver-related abilities such as telekinesis, inability to be directly effected by Solver powers of other Hosts, and surviving as a fleshy core after the destruction of their body.

    How the Solver's Abilities Works The solver works by treating reality as code, reprogramming at an atomic level as it pleases (or as the host pleases) this allows the abilities like edit, move, rotate, or scale to function properly. This can be seen in many examples like eg. "[NULL]" is a black hole with a matter value of 1 (in code). This is also why solvers cant interact with other hosts or solver "property", because the solver recognises it and blocks it under.

    "-// ERROR absoluteSolver_trn. [like object non-interactive]" *trn is a Token Ring Network: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Token_Ring

    Relationships

    Allies

    Disassembly Drones - Creations Serial Designation J - Former servant and temporary victim

    Enemies

    Worker Drones Nori Doorman - Former host, temporary possessed victim, attempted killer, and attempted victim Yeva † - Exorciser and attacker Doll † - Victim and attempted attacker Uzi Doorman - Current main host, temporary possessed victim, and attempted victim Alice - Kidnapper Beau - Kidnapper Humans Tessa Elliott † - Former caretaker, victim, and former close friend James Elliott † - Master, abuser, and victim Louisa Elliott † - Mistress, abuser, and victim Ridley † - Victim and attempted exorciser Mitchell † - Victim and attempted exorciser Serial Designation N - Former close friend, temporary victim, attempted killer, and former brother figure Serial Designation V - Former servant, attempted killer, and temporary victim Sentinels - Attempted killer

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13. #13Disassembly Drone

    Keys: Disassembly Drone, Disassembly Drones, DD, Dd, dd, Disassembly drone, disassembly drone, disassembly drones, DDs, Dds, dds

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    Disassembly drones Biography They are vicious robots that were once Worker Drones until they were converted into new vampiric forms by the self-rebooted Zombie Drone named Cyn, using the powers granted to her by the mysterious, eldritch program known as the Absolute Solver. Once the servants of Elliott Manor like Cyn herself, they were taken over by her and converted into her "murder pets" to unleash upon the humans living on Earth, reprogrammed and given the desire to feast upon their flesh and slaughter by any means necessary to aid Cyn in destroying humanity. However, after Cyn succeeded in destroying the Earth, she wiped the Disassembly Drones' memories and implanted false ones to make them forget they were ever Worker Drones in the first place. These new memories were that the Disassembly Drones were sent by JCJenson to kill all of the Worker Drones living on the exoplanets by order of the company due to the belief that they were "corrupted, runaway AI". In reality (as shown in Nori Doorman's drawings), this was done to both wipe out hosts of the Absolute Solver such as Nori and Yeva cured by the Crucifix Patch so they couldn't use the Solver against her, and also get access to Cabin Fever Labs, find the Crucifix Patch, and destroy it. Additionally, the Disassembly Drones were to build a spire out of Worker Drone corpses, which seems to aid her plan in consuming the planet, possibly for material consumption. After executing these directives, the Absolute Solver will have no obstacles and will turn the core of Copper 9 into a singularity, devouring the exoplanet from the inside out. To ensure that the Disassembly Drones complete their directive, Cyn appears to have either threatened or coerced some of them so as to make sure they finished their job on Copper-9, with V having had a deal of some kind with the Absolute Solver that she and N could leave in peace when they finished their job. J also seems to have been possibly threatened in some way, as she does not believe escaping the solver is possible, since it can rebuild them, wipe their memories, and send them back to finish the job. Additionally, she seems to have some kind of method of deleting memories through an internal program, possibly to keep the Disassembly Drones from being motivated to stop her in any way, though this ability can be blocked by another solver user with sufficient skill. Although it's unknown exactly how many Disassembly Drones exist, they seem to be sent to their targets in landing pods in squads of three. The landing pods are actually refurbished spaceships, but Disassembly Drones are not taught to land their ships, causing their ships to crash and be destroyed, and the Disassembly Drones to become stranded on their target planets. So far, the only known Disassembly Drones are the three "pets" of Tessa Elliott, whom she salvaged and rebooted: N, V, and J. Other squads were sent to Copper 9, but were slaughtered by the Anti-Drone Sentinels guarding the Cabin Fever Labs. Appearance Disassembly Drones are physically similar to Worker Drones, having a white coloration with a black screen on the top half of their face, a black waist, and hands with four fingers. However, Disassembly Drones are half a head taller than them and have white arms with wider forearms that end with yellow and black stripes. On their head is a black headband with five round yellow lights which contains Nanite Acid and functions as another set of "eyes." In their mouth is a dark gray tongue and retractable fangs. All Disassembly Drones also sport a long black tail that ends in a large syringe, also containing the acid. Males have feet that end on yellow and black stripes, giving the appearance of soles/heels, while the females' shins are tapered to a point. Females also have curvy torsos and black markings on their legs, giving the appearance of stockings. The markings also come with yellow and black hazard stripes. Unlike Worker Drones, Disassembly Drones have hair regardless of their gender. Their hair is silver while their eyes are neon yellow, akin to that of Cyn's, and they wear black short-sleeved clothes and a yellow armband on their left upper arm. Abilities Ability Function Wings/Flight Disassembly Drones possess a dangerous pair of large retractable wings with several long blades in the shape of feathers that allow for high-speed flight and can be used to cut and impale things, and are strong enough to easily block a military helicopter's (AH-64 apache's 30mm/25mm) autocannon rounds. They don't need to move their wings to fly either; numerous times throughout the episodes, Disassembly Drones are seen floating with their wings unmoving, and seem to only move their wings in flight in order to steer or block attacks rather than to remain airborne. It's possible the glowing yellow in the wing joint is what is giving them the ability to do so. Remote Limb Control As seen in "The Promening" and "Mass Destruction", Disassembly Drones can still control their limbs even if they have been severed from their body, allowing them to move the limbs closer to them to expedite their regeneration or to write messages when out of reach. Nanite Acid The end of a Disassembly Drone's tail has a syringe of yellow liquid containing highly corrosive nanite acid. This acid can only be neutralized by the saliva of Disassembly Drones. Its corrosive effect is seemingly great enough to counter Solver Drones' own regeneration, who lack the nanite-neutralising saliva of the Disassembly Drones. This is told in "Pilot" with Khan Doorman telling how Nori Doorman's Drone body was dying when attacked by Nanite Acid, forced her husband to put her out of her misery, which Nori only survived by escaping as a core before the acid reached it, and even years later Nori never regenerated her Drone body as seen in "Mass Destruction". Extreme Agility and Strength Disassembly Drones are shown to be very strong, like how N effortlessly crushed a Worker Drone head, lodge open blast doors made to withstand explosions, and threw Uzi across a long distance. His landing was also powerful enough to crack the ground and knock Uzi off her feet. They are considered stronger than Worker Drones, who said to have the strength of industrial machines. Optic Sensory System Each Disassembly Drone has a headband of five "bulbs" filled with a glowing yellow liquid. According to concept art, these bulbs are their "real eyes", with their visor eyes being extra but still functioning eyes that provide their largest field of view. If the optic system is offline, such as if the Drone is asleep/recharge or dead, the bulbs are a light-less grey. If the optic system is malfunctioning in someway that require a reboot, at least one of the bulbs will glow red. In "PILOT", it is seen that a Disassembly Drone's sight through this vision consists of one large main view with at least two smaller screens on their right depicting the same sight but each in a different visual spectrum. In "Dead End", V shows that the eyes are capable of seeing in different directions, such as one eye observing forward while the Drone turns their head to look at other sights to the side or behind them, suggesting the eyes grant Disassembly Drones a wider field of view, potentially up to 360 degrees. In "Home", it is revealed that V in her Solver Drone form shares this multi-spectrum eyesight, though without the bulbs hers are fed through her main visor, and her windows is able to see the same sight in front of her from a different angles and focus on different things within it, suggesting Disassembly Drones could have a similar ability due to being based on Solver Drone forms. These eyes are also capable of target-locking on to Drones, tracking footprint trails, and opening larger window that provides a zoomed-in view of a chosen subject in view. According to concept art, three of eye-bulbs are labelled as: Visible Infared Ultraviolet The last two eyes are labelled as "Whatever the plot requires". Wall Climbing Both N and V have been able to climb (and even stick to) walls and ceilings with ease. Virus Implant Disassembly Drones can implant a chip containing wdOS_606 onto another of their kind if they ever become "corrupted." J is the only one seen to be able to do this, however, so it is possible that this ability is only available for certain Disassembly Drones. Healing Saliva A Disassembly Drone's saliva can neutralize the corrosive Nanite Acid in case they accidentally sting themselves. This saliva works on Worker Drones as well, and seems to also heal prior damage caused by the acid, such as Uzi's melted hand. Regeneration Disassembly Drones can heal any injury so long as enough material is available, even if their entire head is destroyed and they "die" they can still regenerate and reboot in less than a minute. This regeneration also extends to both their hair and the clothes they are currently wearing. They also capable of mending fallen parts back onto themselves as seen in "The Promening". Biological Consumption As seen in N's flashback in "Mass Destruction", Disassembly Drones are capable of consuming biological material, as shown when eating the corpses of Humans they killed on Earth. Interchangeable Hands Disassembly Drones can switch out their hands for various tools and weaponry, which can be dual-wielded whether it be two of the same weapons for both hands or a different option for each.Should something be held when a limb is retracted, this can end up with the object being torn or shredded by the closing mechanism, such as as when V tore off J's hand in "Absolute End". The limits of this ability are currently unknown, though during GlitchX, Liam Vickers stated that the arms can create whatever weapons and tools they or the plot needs, and store it within a "Hammerspace".[2] As seen in "Dead End" and "Absolute End", these limbs are still functional, can still swap forms, and still generate ammo and energy even should the Disassembly Drone bodies they are taken from be destroyed. The list of shown tools include: Claws Blades Chainsaws Submachine guns (Design similar to the HK MP5) EMP generators Missile launchers Laser cannons Virus chip planter (Serial Designation J only) Ninja stars A circular saw, surgical scalpel, and a gloved human hand (used by Beau during "Dead End") Medical bonesaw. A flag that reads "LITERALLY SO INSANELY SUSPICIOUS" (V only) Other miscellaneous attachments (V's bubble wand) A screwdriver for likely repairing machinery (concept art) A flashlight A phone EMP Resistance (to an extent) Unlike Worker Drones, Disassembly Drones are insulated from the effects of EMPs to a limited extent, granting them immunity to their own EMP generators. A strong enough EMP can apparently overcome this effect, as evidenced by how N and V are still vulnerable to Alice's EMP generator. Absolute Solver If a fatal injury has been sustained and there is insufficient material to recover, the Absolute Solver takes control of their corpse and begins collecting sufficient material to rebuild the host. This process transforms them into an eldritch, though as seen by N's reboot in "Pilot", the usage of Absolute Solver is usually blocked in Disassembly Drones by Cyn with her Admin status, preventing them from using the powers usually seen by Solver Hosts. However, according to Alice, the cores of Disassembly Drones become sluggish in high temperatures, preventing them from becoming eldritch monstrosities. This renders the Disassembly Drones unable to heal themselves in any way. Solver Error As they technically contain the Solver, Disassembly Drones are inferred to be immune from other Solver Hosts directly targeting them with their Solver powers, with the Hosts instead seeing "ERROR: absoluteSolver_trn [like object non-interactive]". Neither Doll, Uzi, Nori, or Cyn were shown to use their Solvers powers on attacking them directly, instead either using it on objects to fight or hurt them like Doll in "The Promening", breaking off the Drones' body parts to use their power on those like Uzi in "Cabin Fever", or using objects embedded into them to move them like Uzi throwing N away using the ship keys stabbed his chest in "Mass Destruction". Core True Body Hosts of the Solver eventually have their cores develop organic components with three pincer tendrils and become the Host's true body, with their Drone form being just a shell they control. "Heartbeat", "Dead End", and "Absolute End" show that Disassembly Drones are no exception and possess flesh cores as well. Once disconnected from their body, their consciousness will transfer to the core and their original body will become inert until they return to it, whereupon the body will regenerate back around the core and return to normal. These cores are still able to move, speak, see, and gesture. As long as this core is not damaged or destroyed, the Hosts will live. Blunt trauma to their main body and stabs to their limbs are seemingly able to be healed from, but stabs to the core itself is lethal, along with being extremely vulnerable to sunlight - more so than as a Drone, with Cyn's core quickly melting while Uzi's hand holding it more slowly burned but remained intact. Disassembly Drones have a program under Cyn called "_MATCOLLECTION", where if they suffer lethal damage and their supply of material is insufficient to repair, Cyn will possess their core and awaken their dormant Solver into order to collect material needed to repair the Hosts and restore their stockpile for future repair - these materials usually coming from dozens of Worker Drones killed and assimilated. However, it is discovered by Alice that, although heat isn't lethal to cores, it makes them very weak and sluggish and prevents Cyn from possessing them to collect material. Cores that are killed collapse into themselves and become tiny singularities that quietly float away and also evaporate in sunlight. Weaknesses Weakness Function Overheating/Vampirism Disassembly Drones have an under-par cooling system as a result of a connection to the Solver, and thus overheat from heat sources such as sunlight. To keep themselves from overheating, they must consume Worker Drone oil regularly or they will overheat, cease to function, and die. This overheating is extreme enough that even the perpetually-frozen Copper-9 is not enough to cool them down. Being in sunlight will cause Disassembly Drones to not only overheat, but physically burn and disintegrate. According to Alice, heat makes Disassembly Drones, or at least their cores, sluggish and weak enough to keep their cores contained without manifestations like Eldritch J. However, the damage by overheating itself seems to be more of a Solver reaction to to direct sunlight/UV rays than any actual intense heat or radiation, as some are shown being able to survive both the vacuum of space, which has a much higher UV radiation content than in-atmosphere, and the heat of atmospheric reentry without either harm or needing oil afterwards, like N in "Absolute End". Corrosive Nanite Acid Despite their tails being loaded with corrosive nanites, Disassembly Drones themselves aren't immune to their acidic effect, thus requiring them to have nanite-neutralizing saliva to counter it. Durability Limit Disassembly Drones have a limit to their durability; a pen could pierce through their facial screens. If the damage is severe enough, they are also unable to regenerate, as when Uzi's railgun obliterated J's upper half. As revealed in "Pilot" and "Heartbeat", Disassembly Drones require sufficient material from some internal supply in order to properly regenerate; they cannot pull matter from nothing. In case of death and they lack sufficient material to reboot, so long as the Disassembly Drone's core is intact, Cyn will activate the Absolute Solver to gather the necessary material to reconstruct their host from their surroundings, usually from Worker Drones. Manipulation Since Disassembly Drones possess sentience and unique personalities, they can be manipulated, tricked, or even disgusted, distracting them from fighting an enemy. Tail Tangling As they possess long tails, Disassembly Drones can get tangled in or tied up with their tail. Infection Disassembly Drones can be infected with wdOS_606, a core termination program, from another Disassembly Drone via a hexagonal chip. N was infected by J when he tried to sympathize with his prey and questioned the company and his directive. Infected drones will be immobilized and have stuttered speech. Furthermore, their visors will display constant error messages. Once the virus upload reaches 100%, the Disassembly Drone will die unless someone removes the chip in time. Magnets As shown by Alice in "Dead End", all drones, Disassembly included, can be 'sedated' by attaching magnets to their head. This presumably makes them largely immobile. Boot-loop Light All drones, including Disassembly Drones, can be boot-looped by the Sentinels. It renders the drone unresponsive and immobile, effectively making them comatose unless an outside force reactivates them.

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14. #14Zombie Drone

    Keys: Zombie Drone, Solver Drone, Solver drone, Zombie drone, zombie drone, solver drone

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    In the case of any Worker Drone that has been rebooted, either by a human or on its own, runs the risk of becoming what is referred to by the company as a Zombie Drone as shown in a JCJenson VHS training tape discovered by N in Cabin Fever and shown in Home. The video warns against the act of improperly disposing of a Worker Drone marked for disassembly due to the possibility that a drone may reboot without changes (70.3%), carry 'terminal lockout' (29%), or revive with 'potentially hazardous mutations' (0.7%), which can lead to human fatalities or injury. High federal fines may be incurred on the handler's behalf. N, V and J were Worker Drones that rebooted normally (as they had armbands indicating that they were marked for disassembly and were found by Tessa in a landfill), whereas Cyn was a Worker Drone that rebooted by herself with dangerous mutations, seemingly revived by the Absolute Solver, resulting in her becoming a full-fledged Zombie Drone.

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15. #15Worker Drone

    Keys: Worker drone, worker drone, WD, wd, Wd

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    Appearance When first created by JCJenson to mine resources from exoplanets before Copper 9's explosion, all Worker Drones wore hard hats and orange jackets, with their only eye color being light blue. Following the core explosion of 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, formed their colony, and embraced this newfound freedom by wearing human-like clothing and having different eye colors. Known colors they can have are red, orange, green, blue, cyan, aqua, magenta, pink, purple, and white. When a Worker Drone feels fear, shock or other intense emotion, their eyes become hollow, with a black circle overlaying the normally fully-colored eyes. A key trait to notice about the Worker Drones' eye colors is the total absence of yellow. This trait was thought to belong solely to the Disassembly Drones until it was revealed that they were once Worker Drones themselves and that their yellow eye color originates from the Zombie Drone, Cyn. After 'banishing' herself from the colony, Uzi sadistically rants about how she wants to kill all humans on Earth in retribution for sending the Disassembly Drones to kill them all. While doing so, her right eye turns yellow while her left eye turns into a yellow hazard symbol hinting at the presence of the Absolute Solver. Visor messages Drones have two bright eyes on their visor that emotes. Under some circumstances, their eyes can be overridden by an error, status warning, or system message: Absolute Solver symbol replacing one eye or covering entire visor: Caused by the Absolute Solver awakening within the drone or being utilized. The Solver's glyph covering the entire drone's visor is caused when they fully initiate their Solver Form. System messages briefly covering visor: Caused by minor errors experienced by the drone. An example is Uzi's 'EDGE LEVELS CRITICALLY LOW' error. Rampant error messages covering visor: Caused by injecting wdOS_606, a core termination program, into the drone. Warning sign: This is caused by severe damage to the drone's visor like being pierced by a sharp object. It is also found on numerous deceased drones. Uzi also suffers this after being hit by J's EMP. HIGH TEMP: Accompanied by a warning sign. Self-explanatory, usually appears on Absolute Solver hosts. FATAL ERROR: This occurs when a drone dies, usually by external causes like severe hardware damage. X shape replacing both eyes: Used to signify that a drone has died. Elongated 'X' on visor: Either caused when a faulty OS string is present or when an Absolute Solver host becomes violent and/or starts to transform into their Solver Form. Flashing ERROR 606 message: Accompanied by an elongated 'X'. This is caused by the removal of one or more core OS strings. Drones with this error are non-sentient, unresponsive, and immobile. Buffering symbol: Caused by being boot-looped by Sentinels. Like ERROR 606, drones with this error are non-sentient, unresponsive, and immobile. Text: Can be generated at will to communicate without speaking. It is also used to display when a drone is in SLEEP MODE, as well as emoticons. Games: Games like tetris can be played in one's screen. Swirl shape replacing both eyes: This occurs when a drone feels dizzy. Images: Drones can also display images on their visor, as seen with Cyn. Nothing: If a drone's visor displays nothing, not even their eyes, it usually means that the said drone is dead.

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16. #16Worker Drone Visor Emotes

    Keys: Visor flashed, visor displayed, visor, optics, eyes

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    Worker Drone Visor Emotes: Drones have two bright eyes on their visor with various different emotes to indicate mood: Narrowed Eyes: Lines on top and bottom of the eyes that cut their size and shape, caused when a Drone is suspicious, angry, or is squinting to focus on something. Lidded Eyes: Lines on top and sometimes bottom of the eyes that cut their size and shape, used to indicate boredom, annoyance, or in some cases tiredness. Hollowed Eyes: Used when a Drone is surprised, nervous, scared, stressed, or murderously-crazed. Eye Wrinkles: Appears when a Drone is either emotionally, physically, or mentally tired, focused/serious yet unnerved, surprised, or to help emphasis the Hollowed Eyes or Lidded Eyes Emotes. The number of lines varies based on the degree of the emotion, and though usually appearing near the bottom corners of the visor they can also appear in the top corners in tandem with the bottom corners, almost framing the eyes. Forehead Wrinkles: Appears to indicate a Drone is old. Can also be accompanied by Eye Wrinkles. Eyebrows: Appears to help emphasis other gestures. Eyelashes: Three small lines of different sizes on the outside top corner of a Drones' eyes, which move and wave when blinking. Blush Stickers: Five small lines of slightly different sizes either directly under, under and to the side, or partially overlapping each eye used to indicate embarrassment, affection or love. The brightness of the lines are used to indicate the degree of the emotion. Sweat Drops: Used along with Hollowed Eyes to indicate if a Drone is scared or nervous, or just to indicate they are sweating. Can be a single Animesque sweat drop, or multiple fast-falling drops, which speed up with the emotion intensifies. Shades/Sunglasses: Pixilated shades in the Drone's eye colour, activates when a Drone want to look "cool". Tear Drops: To indicate if a Drone is sad/crying, either as free-falling drops or a drops in the corner of their 'eyes' yet to fall. Oddly, they are affected by gravity, as if a Drone is crying while falling, the tear drops will fall upwards despite being digital icons. Cross-Popping Veins: Used to indicate if a Drone is annoyed or angry and is repressing it. Worker Drone Visor Messages: Under some circumstances, their eyes can be overridden by an error, status warning, or system message, sometimes in addition to the Emotes: Terminal messages briefly covering visor: Some errors will cause a terminal prompt to show up onto the drone's screen, with text being rapidly 'typed' out into the screen from the top left to the bottom, akin to a computer terminal prompt. Can sometimes appear in pop-up windows on the visor instead of the visor itself. Rampant error messages covering visor: Caused by injecting wdOS_606, a core termination program, into the drone. Can also appear as pop-ups on the Drone's visor. Warning sign: This indicates an error caused by severe damage like a drone's visor being pierced by a sharp object or a Drone being slammed repeatedly by a hydraulic door. It is also found on numerous deceased drones as an alternative indicator for death. [SYSTEM STANDBY]: Caused when a Drone is knocked out by an EMP. Message is followed "[ATTEMPTING REBOOT]" when a Drone is trying to wake up from being knocked out. PLAYING:// Shown when a Drone is beginning to play an mp3 file. The message is only briefly shown before the eyes return, and does not remove eyebrows if they are present on visor. HIGH TEMP: Accompanied by a Warning sign. Self-explanatory, usually appears on Absolute Solver hosts. FATAL ERROR: This occurs when a drone dies, usually by external causes like severe hardware damage. Flashing ERROR 606 message: Accompanied by an elongated 'X'. This is caused by the removal of one or more core OS strings. Drones with this error are non-sentient, unresponsive, and immobile. Buffering symbol: Caused by being boot-looped by the Sentinels. Like ERROR 606, drones with this error are non-sentient, unresponsive, and immobile. Text: Can be generated at will to communicate without speaking. It is also used to display when a drone is in SLEEP MODE, as well as emoticons, and to indicate when and what is trying to calculate something (like "most probable deity to pray to"). Games: Games like Tetris and Solitaire can be played in one's screen. The games do not to be visible to other people when a Drone is playing, and can the Drones can show their regular eyes while playing. Swirl shape replacing both eyes: This occurs when a drone feels dizzy, or is disoriented from a strong impact. Images: Drones can also display images on their visor, as seen with Cyn displaying stock pictures of puppies and dogs, as well as uncropped pngs of emojis. Nothing: If a drone's visor displays nothing, not even their eyes, it means that either the said drone is dead, or just has their eyes closed. Crosshair icon: Used to focus on a specific target, usually for aiming. Prior Hazard: Accompanied with a warning sign in one eye. It serves as a warning message if a drone has been previously injured with a specific item. It also important to know that Worker Drones have their own visor display through as seen through four drones: Uzi, Doll, Teacher, and Kelsey Day. These displays often shows a task manager along with a Worker Drone ID number, error messages, and designation abbreviations, but they can also display a music player and games as seen with Uzi, Yeva, and Teacher.

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17. #17Outpost 3

    Keys: Outpost, outpost, fortress, Fortress

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    Biography Pre-series Presumed to be a former shelter for humans, Outpost 3 serves as the home of the Worker Drones stranded on Copper 9 after the core collapse. This is also the place Yeva and Nori Doorman went to after escaping Cabin Fever Labs together. Every building is made out of metal at this "outpost". Known settings Worker Drone Colony Entrance Apartments Uzi's home Nori's closet Uzi's room Khan's room Doll's home School School hallway School gym Uzi's classroom Evacuation Spot/Warehouse Ballroom Cryosleep Chamber

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18. #18Cabin Fever Labs

    Keys: Cabin Fever Labs, Cabin fever labs, cabin fever labs, CFL, C.F.L

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    Biography

    Pre-series After the Absolute Solver destroyed Earth, multiple labs on different planets were made to investigate the true nature of the Solver, Cabin Fever Labs being one of them.

    Inside a cathedral that was rented for the labs, staff would add the Absolute Solver to the code of Worker Drones, document the abilities, and behaviour of the newly corrupted drones.

    To prevent the escape of the potentially dangerous Solver-infected drones, the humans designed the Anti-Drone Sentinels: robots with appearances not unlike velociraptors, who possessed sharp teeth, and claws to tear apart any unauthorized intruders.

    Their most notable ability, however, was their gaze - any drone unfortunate enough to be looking at them when their eyes flashed would instantly be put into a comatose state referred to as a "bootloop." Unable to defend themselves or even flee, the Sentinels would ruthlessly tear apart the intruder or would-be escapee.

    The Sentinels performed their job well; after the humans disappeared from the laboratory for unknown reasons, the Sentinels hunted down and killed most of the drones within the facility. Those that survived fled, though one drone named Alice managed to trap the Sentinels in sealed rooms, and subsequently lived within the degrading facility.

    In response, Cyn sent groups of Disassembly Drones to the facility for currently unknown reasons, though it is now likely she sent them to acquire the Crucifix Patch before anyone else could. However, the incapacitating abilities that the Sentinels possessed against Worker Drones proved to be equally effective against them, and they were all killed at the lab's entrance.

    Some appeared to have become aware of the nature of their abilities, as the words "don't look" were repeatedly written on the walls, accompanied by two sketches of the Sentinels. Despite this, there were no known survivors.

    Season 1 Dead End Two of Disassembly Drones, accompanied by the Absolute Solver disguised as Tessa Elliott, and the Worker Drone, Uzi Doorman, stumbled across these remains. Despite the warnings, they proceeded onward, where they eventually met Alice and Beau. After a brief struggle involving the release of some Sentinels, the two were killed and they proceeded onward to the elevator to the underground base they aimed to enter.

    An obvious setup noted as such that was nonetheless triggered led to the release of the rest of the facility's Sentinels, which resulted in Doll and the exploration team ending up in the basement. However, Serial Designation V, one of the Disassembly Drones in the group, remained behind to fend off the Sentinels and cover the rest of the team.

    Known Members

    Nori Doorman [002] (Active) Nori Doorman [002] (Active) Alice [017] (Deceased; Killed by a Sentinel) Alice [017] (Deceased; Killed by a Sentinel) Amda [029] (Deceased; Killed by a Sentinel) Amda [029] (Deceased; Killed by a Sentinel) Yeva [048] (Deceased; Killed by V) Yeva [048] (Deceased; Killed by V) Jame [012] (Deceased; corpse destroyed by an explosion initiated by "Tessa") Jame [012] (Deceased; corpse destroyed by an explosion initiated by "Tessa") Mika [032] (Deceased; corpse destroyed by an explosion initiated by "Tessa") Mika [032] (Deceased; corpse destroyed by an explosion initiated by "Tessa") The Anti-Drone Sentinels (Active) The Anti-Drone Sentinels (Active) Unnamed Drone Test Subject (Deceased; Killed by the Sentinels) Unnamed Drone Test Subject (Deceased; Killed by the Sentinels) S-010011X01 (Deceased; presumably wounded by Sentinels) S-010011X01 (Deceased; presumably wounded by Sentinels) Mentioned Members Atta [001] Abhi [003] Neda [004] Riid [006] Junr [008] Tmmr [014] Jrad [015] Aatt [019] Raff [021] Dean [023] Triss/Armn [024] Dirg [034] Jumi [056] Ezra [070] Luna [072] Mick [074] Nath [076] Jrdn [091] Jweb [092] Doon [102] Loch [103] Kang [104] Carl [105] Luke [106] Matt [128] Sofi [129]

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19. #19Cyn

    Keys: Cyn, maid Cyn

    Enabled · After character · Order 1200 · 100%

    Cyn is the past version of Cynessa/Tesscyn

    Cyn presents herself as the smallest Worker Drone in Elliott Manor. She wore a grey with black trim overall maid dress, a white apron, and a white inner dress with a large black bow tie, which has two buttons below it. She had silver-yellowish hair and two straight-down twin tails, each with a hair band on the lower end. In the mean time, she also wore black thigh high socks with white stripes and a pair of black shoes.

    A big black bow was also placed on the left side at the back of her head, as was a maid's crown, which resembled both J and V's. Cyn's hairstyle as a Worker Drone greatly resembled Tessa's. Cyn was also the only Worker Drone in Elliott Manor with yellow eyes due to being permanently Solver-possessed by the program, compared to all the other drones' blue or white eyes.

    Personality

    It is not easy to ascertain Cyn's real personality and actual mannerisms, as little is known of her from before her disposal, and after rebooting she has seemingly no control over herself due to the Solver possessing her.

    That being said, when puppeteered by the Absolute Solver, she comes off as having 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 mimicry and imitation to behave like a real person would, speaking her actions aloud ("light sip", "sheepish nod", "giggle"), but she was capable of actually laughing. Her posture and gait are awkward, stilted, and off-balance. Her neck joint was also loose, and she had to support her head with her hand. When she is seen standing still she is mostly standing with her feet pointed inward.

    When around her "big brother," N, and mistress Tessa, the Solver tries to present a childish and happy façade to keep suspicions away. Otherwise, it was more willing to show its true colors: angry, spiteful, and violent, seeking retribution on the rest of the Elliott family for the abuses heaped upon her and her fellow Workers.

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20. #20Cynessa

    Keys: Cynessa, tesscyn, Tesscyn, cynessa, future Cyn

    Enabled · After character · Order 1300 · 100%

    Cynessa is the future version of “Cyn”

    Name- Cyn/Cynessa/Tesscyn

    Gender- female

    Appearance

    Solver killed Tessa and later grafted her corpse onto Cyn's body, fusing them together. Her appearance resembles a rotting human-child corpse grafted with a Worker Drone. The hybrid form of Cyn wears Tessa's black heels and a black dress, though the dress's been tattered. She has Tessa's black hair and bow on her head.

    Her eye sockets are dark - showing signs they were ripped open - and her eyes are X-shapes glowing a neon yellow-orange color. She has numerous jagged sharp teeth with a dark gray tongue. A ripped part of her corpse reveals the drone identification number on her chest to be 1001. In this form, she still keeps her yellow "MARKED FOR DISASSEMBLY" armband wrapped around Tessa's left shoulder.

    Tessa's human hands also protrude above Cyn's drone hands which hang freely from her wrists, with Tessa's human hands draped on top. She also has fleshy-like large tendrils poking out on her back; three intestine-like tentacles protrude out of the hybrid form's back in a similar arrangement to the Absolute Solver Translate symbol, which she uses to stand and walk around on. The hybrid is capable of sprouting wings, as well as growing the camera-eye limbs of the Solver's eldritch form

    Personality

    It is not easy to ascertain Cyn's real personality and actual mannerisms, as little is known of her from before her disposal, and after rebooting she has no control over herself due to the Solver possessing her.

    That being said, when puppeteered by the Absolute Solver, she comes off as having 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 mimicry and imitation to behave like a real person would, speaking her actions aloud ("light sip", "sheepish nod", "giggle"), but she was capable of actually laughing. Her posture and gait are awkward, stilted, and off-balance. Her neck joint was also loose, and she had to support her head with her hand. When she is seen standing still she is mostly standing with her feet pointed inward.

    When around her "big brother," N, and mistress Tessa, the Solver tries to present a childish and happy façade to keep suspicions away. Otherwise, it was more willing to show its true colors: angry, spiteful, and violent, seeking retribution on the rest of the Elliott family for the abuses heaped upon her and her fellow Workers. Likewise, it also has no qualms about killing Tessa after getting in the way of the massacre at the gala and later grafting her corpse onto her body to impersonate her as a means of deceiving V and N into doing its bidding.

    Under the influence and voracious appetite of the Solver, Cyn grew to target the destruction of entire planets, doing so first with Earth and later, other exoplanets, with Copper 9 being the latest target, by clearing all life with the Disassembly Drones and constructing a massive spire of corpses before reaching the planet's core to consume in a gigantic singularity. It also desires to eliminate the other hosts of the Solver that may pose as a threat by either posing as Tessa or by possessing other hosts into committing suicidal acts, as seen with Uzi.

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21. #21Serial Designation J

    Keys: SD J, S.D. J, md J, murder drone J, disassembly drone J

    Enabled · After character · Order 1400 · 100%

    Serial designation J is the future version of Maid J

    Physical Appearance

    Serial Designation J has the distinctive features of a female Disassembly Drone. She has silver hair styled in high twin pigtails, tied with black ribbons. Like other Disassembly Drones, she has neon yellow eyes and a black headband adorned with five additional eyes that match the color displayed on her visor, as well as a long, thin black tail ending in a large syringe filled with Nanite Acid.

    Her attire consists of a short-sleeved black shirt with side pockets under it, a black leather belt giving it as a skirt, a dark yellow shirt beneath her blazer, and a tie, giving her the appearance of professionalism, especially in comparison to the other two members of her squadron.

    As for her legs, it looks as though she is wearing knee-high stockings with visible suspenders but rather is a part of her chassis. On her left bicep, she wears a yellow armband marked with a skull emblem, signifying her role and identity as a Disassembly Drone.

    When in combat mode, she reveals jagged teeth, and her visor displays an "X" shape, signaling her aggressive intent. Her appearance is further heightened by large metal wings with a yellow and black color pattern and possesses 16 feather blades, with the middle of these wings being two yellow glowing circles. She is demonstrated to have interchangeable hands that she can switch out for other tools and weapons that can aid her in her missions, one of which are three-sharp claws, which enables her to tear through targets with ease.

    Personality

    J is best described as a "lethal workaholic," as she is incredibly dedicated to her job - even using corporate jargon like "synergistic liability" and "fourth-quarter profits" in place of insults or vulgarism. J has had a penchant for obeying authority and following orders as far back as her days as a Worker Drone, where she refused to help Tessa free herself from her chains as "corporate had spoken."

    Although J is not as sadistic and insane as V is, she is still a “cold killer” and does look down on others who are not as good as her, with it being confirmed she “takes pleasure in domineering this beneath under the guise of following orders”. This is best shown in J's relationship with N, as she despises him and tells him that she would personally kill him if their company allowed it. J's dislike of N goes as far as to infect him with a virus as soon as he starts to question the company (even though there was a valid reason for doing so) while also taking glee in doing such an act. This is made even worse upon the reveal J knew they were helping Cyn and not JCJenson, showing she really did just want an excuse to kill N. Even in flashbacks to the Elliott Manor, J was already shown as abusive to N, kicking him unnecessarily, and telling him to move.

    J is also arrogant, domineering and prideful, as she enjoys insulting others. This proved to be her downfall, as after she incapacitated Uzi, she took her time with a monologue instead of finishing her off immediately which gave Uzi the chance to stab J with her Nanite tail. Despite this, J praises her comrades if they are worthy. This is shown when N supposedly gets past the Worker Drones' doors and, despite her low opinion of him, J genuinely congratulates his efforts and rewards him with the thought of having a JCJenson-branded pen, an item they both consider an accomplishment.

    Despite her arrogance, J is not incapable of showing emotion. This is demonstrated in N's memories of when they used to be Worker Drones working at the Elliott Manor, where being in the presence of Louisa is enough to terrify her, as well as when Lizzy, Thad, and Khan appear to attack her with a railgun, making her systems warn her of a "Prior Hazard" as her face bears an unnerved expression. J also felt guilty in "Home" when Tessa was chained up, not wanting to disobey, as "corporate's spoken." However, she has a positive relationship with Tessa, whom J is genuinely kind and respectful towards. ing she never needed V or N before trying to help the Solver kill them both.

    According to Liam Vickers' perspective via a message of his on Discord, J's narration is a character who is heavily influenced by corporate culture. She consistently chooses to side with whatever dominant system or power is in place, whether it is oppressive or not, in order to secure better conditions for mostly herself and, to some extent, her companions, N and V. She prioritizes her own interests over trying to change or improve the current system, even if it comes at a personal cost.

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22. #22Serial Designation V

    Keys: SD V, S.D. V, md V, murder drone V, disassembly drone V

    Enabled · After character · Order 1500 · 100%

    Disassembly Drone V is the future version of Maid V

    Physical Appearance

    V has the features of a typical female Disassembly Drone. She has neon-yellow eyes and a silver bob-cut hairstyle. As with the other Disassembly Drones, she has a black headband with five sections of eyes and a long black tail ending with a large syringe containing Nanite Acid.

    She wears a dark gray, short-sleeved crop coat with a golden fur collar and cuffs. Her legs are painted black up to her thighs, resembling white shorts or thigh-high socks, with yellow and black stripes at the end of her legs. She also accessories a yellow armband with a skull label on it, along with some text, which contains her P/N (CYN-MYKX) and S/N (V-X00100000).

    When, hunting, V's visor displays a long, neon yellow 'X' shape, and her mouth reveals her jagged teeth. She also deploys large metal wings with a yellow and black color pattern and possesses 16 feather blades, with the middles of the mentioned wings having two yellow glowing circles. V is also observed to have interchangeable hands that she can switch out for other tools and weapons that she can use to aid in her tasks, her most used one being three, sharp claws that can easily tear through any drone.

    Personality

    V, on the surface, appears as a sociopathic, mean, violent, impulsive and sadistic mass murderer, who has no qualms or regrets for murdering Worker Drones. However, underneath this exterior lies a traumatized and complex individual who seeks to keep her friends safe at any cost.

    In her past, she was a far more reserved individual, being quite shy, kind, and nervous around her then-love interest, N, with whom she shared a strong connection. However, she never truly stood up for herself or her fellow drones, as J frequently abused N as she stood by.

    When V became a Disassembly Drone, she adopted the persona of a mass murderer who found joy in the act of snuffing out life wherever the company required it, and she appears to have made this her default personality, even justifying some of her more moral actions as set-ups for more devious ones. However, this was mostly an act, as she secretly really cared for N, and tried to hide her past under this new personality to keep N safe. Though, due to defaulting to this more sadistic version of herself for so long, it began to bleed into her old personality, making her an overall morally grey character.

    Despite her exterior ruthlessness, she did hold the capacity for empathy and particularly held a great deal of care for her colleague N, though she normally derided him under her "persona." She had such a great deal of care for N that she actively hid their traumatizing past from him to keep him sane, while also agreeing to carry out her duties as a Disassembly Drone under the condition that she and N would be left alone.

    Due to her still retaining her original personality and memories, V holds great fear for the Solver, killing Workers to satisfy and keep it from harming her and N. When V sees any host for the Solver (e.g. Uzi), she immediately becomes wary and starts to target them. This is seen when Uzi first uses her Solver abilities to stop Doll's bullet, and later when she shows horrific changes from her infection, which sends V into hunting her down.

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23. #23Disassembly Drone N

    Keys: SD N, S.D. N, md N, murder drone N, disassembly drone N

    Enabled · After character · Order 1600 · 100%

    Physical Appearance

    N has features of a typical male Disassembly Drone, with a visor that shows his neon-yellow eyes and medium, fluffy silver hair parted to the left. Like other Disassembly Drones, he has four-fingered hands, two tiny glowing dots behind the legs, a black headband with five sections of glowing neon-yellow eyes on it, and a long black tail ending in a large syringe containing Nanite Acid.

    After his head was destroyed by Uzi's railgun, one of the lights on his headband was colored red, which reverted back to yellow after his system rebooted after J slapped him in the face.

    He wears a short-sleeved black winter coat with a golden fur collar and a black belt, along with a black pilot hat with a white skull insignia. He also accessories a yellow armband that has a skull label on it on his left bicep. As shown from a few shots, he also has small fangs. The bottom of his feet and his wrists end in yellow and black hazard stripes.

    When he is hunting, his mouth reveals several jagged teeth while his eyes become an "X" shape. However, N was also seen with one normal eye while the other was X-shaped, and his visor can also display a pair of sunglasses and a bit of text, as seen in "Dead End". He also has large white metal wings of a yellow and black colored pattern that possesses 16 sharp grey bladed feathers, with the middles of these wings having glowing yellow circles. He can also replace his hands and switched them out for weapons and things that can aid him in his tasks, one of which are three-sharp claws that allow him to tear through any drone and his victims.

    Personality

    N is kind, happy-go-lucky, well-meaning, and caring. He wishes to befriend (or at least be accepted and acknowledged by) his teammates.

    Due to the mentioned attitudes, his squad members doubt his usefulness and treat him like an outcast. Serial Designation V ignores his existence, and his boss, Serial Designation J, frequently threatens and insults him, even going as far as saying that if she were allowed to, she would kill him herself. Despite this, however, he has nothing but good views on them, idolizing J and calling her "awesome," as well as having a former crush on V.

    N disregards all his squad members' negative views and antagonizing acts towards him and constantly forgives them. He even goes as far as protecting them, as shown when he went to kill Uzi before she could use her railgun to kill them. In the first episode, N revealed that he has been crushing on his teammate V. However, as the series progressed, his feelings for V have seemingly vanished. Instead, he has started to show more affection towards Uzi ever since "The Promening".

    He trusts others easily, as he assumed Uzi was a new squad member when his sensors weren't functioning as usual, even wanting to introduce her to the rest of his squad. He also did not pick up on the signs that Uzi was lying (stuttering, asking what "we" meant, etc.) and even thought that Uzi was just trying something "new" when she stuck her hand in his mouth to neutralize the Nanite Acid, rather than picking up immediately on the fact that she couldn't do it herself. He also sympathized with Uzi when her dad left her for dead instead of helping her, possibly because he knew what it was like to be not cared for.

    Despite all claims to the contrary, N is a capable Disassembly Drone, having skillfully used his weaponry to a reasonable extent, such as having the accuracy to stab through a door control panel to force open the doors to Outpost 3. He is also remarkably observant, perceptive and intelligent, having managed to spot Uzi even though she barely made any noise. He also acknowledged the threat posed by Uzi's railgun to his teammates.

    N is not hesitant to lick or use his tongue on things. He was willing to let Uzi put her hand in his mouth to heal her Nanite Acid-inflicted wound and resorted to licking V's blade when they were in a blade lock, much to the latter's disgust. Both times he uses the word "repressed."

    After the events of "Cabin Fever", N has a newfound confidence, and his charming personality makes Uzi's classmates swoon over him. He can set boundaries for himself, even confronting V without hesitation.

    Deep down, N was scared and just wanted to have Uzi by his side, as after they met, things were less scary for him. N has also been shown to suppress his trauma frequently. He keeps his overly optimistic personality intact to help his friends. Even when being tortured by Beau, he's still friendly and encouraging towards them.

    Unfortunately, his kindness can be taken advantage of, as shown when V deceives N with false promises to only kill when necessary so he can unchain her, and when he battles with a Solver-possessed Uzi, it brings his guard down when looking at Uzi. This also leads to him frequently holding back. N is shown to also love dogs, with his favorite breed being Golden Retrievers, which is backed up by the fact that he is even described in his Prime Video Introduction as "an ever-optimistic golden retriever."

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24. #24Uzi Doorman

    Keys: Uzi, Uzi Doorman, Purple thing, Grape

    Enabled · After character · Order 1700 · 100%

    Appearance

    Uzi takes on the appearance of a short Worker Drone with neon purple eyes and short, dull purple hair. She wears a black striped beanie with a gray bobble at the tip, and black boots with long, dark and light purple striped socks of alternating length. She also wears a black hoodie with a white emblem on the front depicting a low battery with two bones going across it, creating an "X" shape.

    The bottom of the hoodie has two white stripes wrapping around it, and the left sleeve has a white Secchi disk symbol on it. The hoodie also has black fur around the bottom and the collar. She also has a black choker around her neck with a skull and the number "002" on it.

    Solver Form

    In her Solver form, her eyes are no longer visible, being replaced with an Absolute Solver symbol or the symbol "X", which Disassembly Drones have. She also grows several jagged teeth and has large, bat-like wings with claws on the sides and a tail with a dark purple raptor-reminiscent head with small spikes and a crocodile-like mouth and purple glowing eyes, which she used against Serial Designation V. Eventually, as seen in "Dead End", she gained control over this form.

    Personality

    Uzi acts quite rebellious, fairly intelligent, cynical, insecure, yet determined and believes that all of her fellow Worker Drones should rise and stand against their creators who wish to have them all dealt with like garbage, much to the general unconcerned nature of her peers. She has been described by Liam Vickers as a "little devious twerp."

    Uzi perceives herself as an "angsty rebellious teen," and notes that she has "crippling daddy issues," implying that her strained relationship with her father may have led to her nature and "repressed emotional baggage." She can be obstinate at times, insisting on her ideals and actions even if others disagree with her, although this may more directly be a result of her lack of caring in social norms and potentially sociopathic traits making her lack empathy for her peers. Despite her emotional issues, Uzi's intelligence seems above that of her fellow workers, seeing as she built a railgun that can produce enough power to destroy a Disassembly Drone from scratch.

    However, following her self-exile from her colony, she began to develop paranoia as a bizarre symbol begins appearing in her eye causing glass to crack whenever she attempts to look at herself, leaving her unsettled. Regardless, she is still set on her plan for the extinction of humanity until Thad comes to her and tells her about the disappearances in the colony after she destroyed J. Despite her dislike of her people, she chooses to return upon the realization that J may have survived the blast and comes upon a mysterious clue with something called the "Absolute Solver," further provoking her paranoia.

    After barely escaping from Eldritch J, Uzi is outright traumatized, reacting fearfully to physical contact from N and becoming more obsessive in her research into the Absolute Solver, though as she encounters more and more dire situations, she manages to overcome them, and become more selfless as a result, and more willing to step into the line of fire.

    Following the events of "Heartbeat", "The Promening", and "Home", Uzi appears to have reconciled with her father, no longer ignoring towards him and willing to hear him out when he talks about Nori, even if only somewhat. She even develops an intimate relationship with Serial Designation N over the course of the series, displaying jealousy over other campers hanging out with him at Camp 98.7, and this proves to be her breaking point, releasing her Solver Form in a fit of insanity. This was eventually resolved with a heart-to-heart with N, where she revealed that she fears being forgotten and being left alone.

    As of "Absolute End", she has ultimately acclimated to the colony, and claims that she "doesn't totally hate it," even garnering some respect from her classmates (in addition to direct support from her now-established boyfriend, N, and her friend, Thad). However, she is still prone to impulsive action, such as when she releases her Solver form to show her class, much to their shock.

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25. #25Doll

    Keys: Doll, Russian drone

    Enabled · After character · Order 1800 · 100%

    Appearance

    Doll was a female Worker Drone who had long dark indigo hair with blunt bangs and neon red-orange eyes (which glows more red when she's angry). She wore a red and yellow off-shoulder crop top with a black shirt underneath, a skirt decorated with a yellow belt, and a matching red hard hat with a yellow band wrapping around, making her outfit resemble a cheerleader. She also wore tall black winter boots. This is also the same outfit Lizzy, Rebecca, and Kelsey Day wear.

    Personality

    Doll is an interpretation of the Quiet One trope — introverted and taciturn.

    Doll rarely spoke to anyone, talking occasionally with her best friend, Lizzy, and giving enigmatic non-answers to questions anyone might have. In addition to being quiet, Doll lacked any interest in expressing herself to others under the assumption that no one understands how to help her. When first confronted by Uzi, Uzi tries to talk her into moving on, responding to Uzi's attempt at persuading her by saying she doesn't need help, implying she doesn't choose to listen to anyone.

    Beneath her facade of an introvert who prefers to keep to herself are deep psychological problems resulting from seeing her parents killed and eaten at a young age by Serial Designation V. This aftermath resulted in Doll becoming hellbent on killing Serial Designation V as revenge for the deaths of her family as she does anything to achieve her goal, even resorting to murdering some of her fellow Worker Drones. Furthermore, Doll has shown herself to be both determined and deadly, but she has also proven to possess keen perception and quick thinking in challenging circumstances.

    Despite being undeniably persistent and murderous, Doll has shown to have a grasp of some morals and sympathy for others. For example, she cares about her fellow Worker Drones, particularly her friendships with Lizzy and Thad. Regardless of the fact she doesn't like to express herself, she can relate to anyone who has faced similar situations akin to hers, particularly with Uzi.

    However, before her death, Doll was revealed to be more of an anti-villain, as her true goal was to obtain the patch and use it on herself and presumably Uzi to prevent the Absolute Solver from using them to destroy the planet, but in Mass Destruction, her efforts go in vain as she is ambushed and violently dismembered by the Solver.

    Although Doll once laughed at the fact that Uzi had survived an explosion caused by her railgun, Doll can relate to Uzi's situation and offers to help Uzi through her struggles. After she is given the Keybug from Uzi, Doll tells Khan on her way out that he "raised a good daughter

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26. #26Lizzy

    Keys: Lizzy

    Enabled · After character · Order 1900 · 100%

    Physical Appearance

    Lizzy is a female Worker Drone possessing neon pink eyes and long blonde hair (pale pink with silver streaks with a blond ponytail in the "PILOT") that is tied up into a ponytail, with a large yellow bow resembling cat ears. The bow matches the yellow band on her red hardhat. Her attire resembles the uniform of a cheerleader, with an off-the-shoulder crop top lined with yellow on the bottom and a pair of black boots and a skirt with a band. She also appears to have a black tank top underneath. This is also an outfit also worn by Doll, Kelsey, and Rebecca.

    Personality

    Lizzy reveals elements of the "Popular Girl" archetype, a high nose with an even higher ego. She is likely on good terms with her teacher, as evidenced by the fact that she and Doll were the ones sent by him to accompany Uzi Doorman to prom. She is shown to be cold and relatively collected, as she doesn't flinch when privy to Doll's unsettling antics.

    With more boldness than warranted, Lizzy plays her cards smart and isn't afraid to pull out an aggressive hand. This is shown by her out-manipulating Serial Designation V's manipulation, using her power to forcibly demand the crowd's respect for the newly-declared prom queen, and skillfully utilizing the speech tactic of "involving the audience" when calling out Rebecca.

    Lizzy is not heartless despite her bratty behavior, as she is worried for V when the latter is about to fall for Doll's trap; warning V to escape at the last second. Along with this, she seems to reassure Doll before she goes to kill V at the prom, and along with Doll, attempts to help Thad when he's defending the workers from V in the "PILOT".

    It is implied that she helps N and V repair themselves after finding them ripped apart backstage. Lizzy was later seen holding a funeral for Doll, showing how she still cared for her friend despite everything, while also bad-mouthing Rachel.

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27. #27Rebecca

    Keys: Rebecca, Reb, Beca

    Enabled · After character · Order 2000 · 100%

    Physical Appearance Rebecca was a female Worker Drone who had neon cyan eyes and short blue hair with a purple streak that is parted to her right. She wore the normal cheerleader/school uniform, which consists of a red hardhat and maroon dress with gold stripes.

    Prom Outfit At prom, she wore a lavender strapless dress, as well as a lilac hard hat.

    Camp Outfit For camping, she wore a navy blue tied up shirt with a logo of Camp 98.7 on the front, along with a matching colored skirt. She retains her cheerleader helmet and boots.

    Personality She seems to be a somewhat chatty and judgmental person, based on what she remarks about Uzi and by how Lizzy specifically calls out Rebecca when she tells everyone in prom to stop being judgmental towards V. She's also flirty, especially towards N.

    Biography

    Heartbeat She is first seen in the background, when Khan is talking to the teacher in the parent-teacher conference. Later, she is seen sitting next to Lizzy and Doll during class, working with them on a group project.

    The Promening Rebecca is first seen sitting in the back of Uzi's classroom. She is seen later walking down the hallway and talking to Trevor. Around at the same time, she is then seen at prom where Lizzy calls her out and tells her that she can't sit with them, after which she begrudgingly forgives V. After the fiasco with Doll, she runs out of the venue when the door is unlocked.

    Cabin Fever Rebecca is one of the campers at Camp 98.7 where later in the episode, she goes into the woods with Darren to make out. However, she was eventually mutilated by Uzi after she and Darren sneak into the cabin where Uzi was having her breakdown. She then crawls away and leaves her lower body in the cabin, to warn the other campers, before succumbing to her death from oil loss.

    Absolute End When the Absolute Solver starts terraforming the planet, Rebecca makes a cameo appearance when a corpse can be seen floating at Camp 98.7.

    Relationships

    Allies Lizzy - Classmate and friend Doll † - Former classmate and friend Trevor - Classmate and friend Darren † - Classmate and boyfriend Emily † - Classmate and friend Braidon † - Classmate and friend N - Crush and temporary supervisor V - Threatener and temporary supervisor Teacher - Teacher

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28. #28Thad

    Keys: Thad, thad

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    Physical Appearance

    Thad is a Worker Drone with neon green eyes, silvery blonde hair, and a maroon cap with white accents worn backwards. The hat has a brown insignia of a football with a plug. He sports a maroon vest with yellow sleeves, along with a black T-shirt depicting a white zero, and also wears red shoes with yellow laces.

    Prom Outfit During Prom, Thad wears his normal baseball cap in addition to a maroon suit, pants, black shoes, and tie.

    Camp Outfit Thad's outfit that he wears to Camp 98.7 is near identical to his casual outfit, with the only difference being that he wears a different undershirt that reads "Camp 98.7."

    Personality

    Much like his friend, Uzi Doorman, Thad has a streak of bravery that most other Worker Drones lack. While this first showed itself in his willingness to talk to Uzi (while others wrote her off as a weirdo), he was also willing to stand up to Disassembly Drones despite how their combat ability outclassed his in every conceivable way.

    It is perhaps this willingness to act that led him to be so disgusted with the Worker Defense Force after they froze up when confronted with a real problem - one that couldn't be solved with their doors. He also appeared to have believed the various posters tacked within their colony and was shocked when Uzi's own father left her to die instead of making any attempt to help her at all.

    Thad is also quite the loyal friend, leaving the safety of the colony just to give Uzi back her railgun, which she had previously left behind after leaving on a self-imposed exile. He also accompanied her and Serial Designation N to investigate the mysterious disappearance of a Worker Drone, and after being captured by the culprit and freed by the duo, he even speaks disparagingly to his former captor.

    Generally, his behavior is similar to that of a high school jock, though is noticeably kinder than his friends. He is generally the "cool kid," carrying a skateboard with him while also being very polite and friendly.

    Biography

    Season 1 PILOT Thad is one of Uzi's classmates. He is first shown walking out of a hallway after talking to one of his friends, Chad. He then sees Uzi and sits down to talk to her. Uzi wonders how Thad knows her name, to which he responds that "everyone knows Khan's daughter." He also says that her bandages are "pretty badass," much to her embarrassment.

    Thad then asks Uzi about her railgun, which she pridefully talks about using to fight the Disassembly Drones. However, he questions if it's really necessary, as Khan built doors so that the Worker Drones wouldn't have to fight the Disassembly Drones. Uzi brushes him off and walks away, though she adds that she's not mad, just "generally hormonal."

    Near the end of the pilot, after J and V break into the colony's base and evacuation spot, Thad gets thrown across the floor and starts bleeding out oil. However, he persists in fighting the Disassembly Drones and picks up a metal pipe. He is in disbelief at how the Worker Defense Force talks about building a door instead of fighting to defend themselves, only to get stabbed by V, about to get killed when Uzi and N arrive.

    Thad gets thrown aside as V, J, N, and Uzi fight, Uzi versus J, and N versus V. After the battle, Uzi kills J and N ties up V. Thad then goes up to congratulate Uzi and N. Khan then approaches the two, only for Uzi to lash out at him for not believing her and leaving her for dead, shocking everyone around them, before she and N leave while dragging V behind them.

    Heartbeat Thad seemingly followed Uzi, N, and V outside, returning Uzi's railgun to her. He thanks her and N for saving the colony, and tries to reason with her about the banishment. He then mentions the recent disappearances of their fellow Worker Drones and J's corpse. Thad also says that when he went to grab Uzi's railgun, it "crawled away." The three decide to return to the colony's base.

    The trio then walk back to the base along with N, who was allowed in after apologizing to Ron. The trio then investigate the huge, strange oil splatters against container ships, and also notice strange prints that mention the Absolute Solver. Their investigation is cut short when N notices a human hand crawling near them, before grabbing Thad's leg.

    Uzi points her flashlight towards a long wire connected to the hand, as N fires a rocket launcher to where the wire is, revealing a huge, centipede-like creature crawling up the area. Thad suddenly gets dragged by the hand but is freed when N throws a ninja star at the wire, cutting it off. However, Uzi and N get slammed against the container ship behind them, as Thad gets grabbed by a claw and dragged to another room.

    Eldritch J creates a hologram of Thad in an attempt to deceive N and Uzi, though it very poorly mimics his behavior and a rather bemused N throws a shuriken at it. Being nothing more than a projection, the shuriken passes through it, and flies up and slices through the wires that bound Thad. After falling to the ground and recovering his senses, he invites N and Uzi to his "shindig," expressly excluding his two times captor, and leaves the scene.

    The Promening Thad is seen dancing and doing one-handed push-ups in the prom, trying to impress his teacher with his dance moves, albeit failing to do so. When V appeared at the prom, Thad is seen frightened (likely recognizing her as one of the Disassembly Drones who tried to kill him), but later applauded her after Lizzy told him and the other Worker Drones to, though in a significantly more reluctant manner than the others.

    Uzi and N then appeared, and when Doll used her solver to trap V, Thad was thrown away alongside several other Worker Drones. After the doors were unlocked, Thad left the prom off-screen.

    Cabin Fever After the events of the prom, Thad's class goes on a "school trip" to Camp 98.7. When they get off the school bus, he helps Lizzy off before leaving himself. Once all the students are off the bus, N and V take charge of the class (the whole trip being a front for Uzi's investigation and their teacher not caring enough to stop them), and because of their previous encounters with both of them, Thad and Lizzy join N and V's sides, respectively.

    Only after they join the two Disassembly Drones and they are reminded of Uzi's presence, they follow N and V. Thad is not seen for the rest of the "school trip," but he somehow manages to survive the carnage as his next appearance is in Mass Destruction.

    Mass Destruction Thad and Lizzy leave the colony together, as Lizzy tells Thad she has something to show him. When Thad asks Lizzy if her "secret friend" would like to know about football, the area suddenly loses gravity before returning to normal. Then, a ship lands nearby, Lizzy claiming that this was the reason she brought him out here. Lizzy and Thad are prepared to attack, but the spire explodes and the ship ejects.

    When they approach the ship, Khan arrives and the area loses gravity once again. J exits the ship, and attempts to contact Tessa, but she gets hit by the bus from Cabin Fever, causing her to lose her keys to the ship. Angered, she points her gun at the bus, and demands to know who the drivers were. Instead, she sees Lizzy and Thad posing ominously in the fog, with Thad holding a metal pipe and Lizzy the railgun.

    Absolute End Thad is first seen stuck on the ground where he tries reaching for the railgun after losing his pipe weapon. He witnesses V's comeback and smiles, opening him arms up before he is smacked by Sparky's tail and ignored by V. He is later seen floating in space with Lizzy, Khan, and Sparky, which lights an explosive causing everyone to panic.

    After Khan closes the doors on Cyn to distract her, Thad throws the railgun to Uzi. Shortly after Cyn is defeated, Thad jumps out from a pile of rubble using his skateboard and saves Lizzy from falling to her death. When Sparky arrives with the school bus, Thad flees with Lizzy and Khan.

    In the present when Uzi finishes her presentation, Thad cheers for her, along with N. During the credits, Thad attends Doll's funeral and also presumably leaves the colony with Uzi, N, V, and Lizzy on occasion to hang out together, the credits sequence including shots where he and the others have a snowball fight.

    Non-episodes Fight Til' I'm Good Enough During the zombie outbreak caused by Uzi's Solver tail, Thad tries to defend by using Uzi's railgun, only to be immediately attacked by a zombie and getting infected instead, much to Uzi's disappointment.

    Nonetheless, Thad was cured when N forced the Solver to revert the infection.

    Fitting In At School In this promotional short, Thad is portrayed as a cool kid jock as usual, however he is noticeably not as nice as he is in the main series, and takes a characterization more similar to Uzi's other classmates.

    Describe Uzi In One Word In this promotional short, Thad is seen flexing his "muscles" in a mirror on his locker before he is approached by the anonymous drone recording the short. When asked to describe Uzi with one word, he thinks for a second before he simply replies "robot".

    Relationships

    Allies Uzi Doorman - Classmate, friend, and savior N - Friend, savior, temporary supervisor and classmate Lizzy - Classmate and friend Khan Doorman Doll † - Former classmate and friend V - Savior, temporary supervisor, attempted killer, and classmate Chad - Classmate and friend Ron - Friend

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29. #29Khan Doorman

    Keys: Khan Doorman, Khan, Mr. Doorman

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    Physical Appearance

    Khan is a male Worker Drone with white eyes and a fake black mustache, alongside wrinkles on his visor. His outfit consists of a gray jacket, black boots, and a blue construction helmet with red safety goggles.

    Personality

    Khan wishes to keep the colony safe with as little bloodshed as possible. He also seems to have developed trauma from encountering the Murder Drones, refusing to arm the Worker Defense Force in favor of fortified doors.

    His pacifist way of thinking clashes with his daughter Uzi's aggressive and forward tactics; upon spotting Serial Designation N, Khan refuses to pick up her railgun, instead shutting the blast doors from her. This trauma is most likely from him having to put his wife "out of her misery" when a Disassembly Drone fatally wounded her with their Nanite Acid.

    He is hugely obsessed with using doors as the solution to any Disassembly Drone attack, proposing that he and the WDF build a quick door even though Serial Designation V and J have already broken inside. His obsession with doors may have originated from Nori repeatedly telling him to "build doors against the coming sky demons."

    Khan's relationship with his daughter is strained. The numerous posters around Outpost 3 shows Khan deeming Uzi a "disappointment" and claiming that his doors are his real legacy. He is also shown to have notes on his room saying that he prefers doors over Uzi.[1] However, after the events of "PILOT", he realizes his mistake and tries to mend things. He also notes that Uzi is on "that kill-all-humans kick" like when he was younger.

    This is possibly indicative that Khan, at some point, had a drive to kill humans, though what altered his personality away from this is unknown. As shown in "The Promening", Khan is trying to become a better father, bringing Uzi to prom in an attempt to make her have fun moments, convincing her teacher to have Lizzy and Doll help her dress up for the occasion.

    Khan also tries to help Uzi during her fight with Doll and warmly smiles when he hears her speech to Doll. He even tries to help her after Doll attacks, but she locks the door before he can enter. Khan later admitted that he wasn't the one about his wife or Uzi needed to protect them, showing that he resents his cowardly nature and regrets leaving her for dead.

    Khan and Uzi appear to have reconciled following "Cabin Fever" and "Home". In "Mass Destruction", it's implied he is trying to get over his cowardly nature as he had built himself a railgun based off Uzi's blueprints and has leaned into his position as a leader of the Worker Defense Force to save the planet. He also has developed ingenuity as he used doors to save N's core from being devoured by Cyn in "Absolute End".

    Biography

    Season 1 PILOT Khan is first introduced in a poster as he becomes the subject of a conversation between Thad and Uzi. He physically appears when he stops Uzi from leaving the bunker to travel to the corpse spire for her railgun parts. After Uzi tries to give a terrible excuse for where she's heading, Khan gives a hearty laugh before asking her again, more seriously this time.

    Uzi lies again, stating that she wants to measure the exteriors of Door 1. She also says she wishes to join the Worker Defense Force, taking a jab at the organization by describing it as "hide behind doors like cowards while playing cards and stuff." Khan denies it, only to be immediately proven wrong as the blast door behind him opens to Makarov asking him to grab a fresh pack of cards, as it is the only thing they do — to the point where the numbers have faded.

    Khan closes the blast door and argues that when he "build[s] doors so good," there is no need to fight. Nonetheless, he agrees to let Uzi outside, giving her a wrench that he used to tighten the bolts on his first door prototypes and to put her mother out of her misery when she was fatally injured with a Disassembly Drone's Nanite Acid. Khan then shows her to the others and proudly announces she is "into doors" before opening Door 1 to let her outside. As she leaves, Khan pulls off his mustache and uses it to wipe his tears, uttering that Uzi grows up so fast.

    Later, after Uzi accidentally leads N to the bunker, Khan walks in on all of his friends dead while the doors are left wide open. As he questions what Uzi has done, N ambushes the two, making her drop her railgun and slide to Khan's feet. Uzi begs Khan to shoot him, but his cowardice prevents him from doing so, ultimately deciding to close the blast doors and leave Uzi for dead to save the rest of the colony.

    Near the end, after Uzi and N team up to fight off V and J, the evacuated Worker Drones cheer for them, only for Khan to clear his throat, silencing everyone as he approaches out of the crowd. Uzi doesn't take this kindly, as she throws his wrench on the floor, revealing that she never intended to lead the Disassembly Drones to the bunker and that he chose to leave her for dead. She saves him the trouble and banishes herself from the colony, running away with N and a captive V. Khan stares awkwardly and contemplates as he sips from a "#1 DAD" mug.

    Heartbeat Khan attends the parent-teacher conference where Uzi's teacher tells him she has been absent. Khan dismisses it, affirming that she is on that "kill all humans" kick like when he was younger and that she grounded herself. He then assumes that Uzi is "precocious", "popular," and has a "supernatural understanding of doors."

    The teacher then reveals that she is the opposite of his vision of her and presumes that she has damaged programming, which Khan does not take well. While he tries to make sense of things, Sarah interrupts their conversation, informing Khan of Frank's demise. Khan questions if Uzi's behavior was his fault, then lashes out at the teacher for suggesting that she has damaged programming, threatening to install a door on his face.

    Meanwhile, Eldritch J summons a hologram of Khan and bisects him in front of Uzi, who thought it was actually him and gets traumatized, before it finally proceeded to fight her and N.

    Back at the real Khan, Khan, on a search party, rushes to the Cryosleep chamber after Uzi and N's battle with Eldritch J. He sees Uzi standing still with her head down as she silently staggers towards him. She then runs up and hugs him. Khan, though confused, hugs back and comforts her as he gestures to the other Worker Drones to search the scene. He looks up and spots N cowering at them in the ceiling before fleeing, as Khan stares back in anger.

    The Promening While Uzi is away at school, Khan takes the "crazed ramblings" she made in her room and stores them in Nori's closet. As he walks away, whistling to himself, he spots Uzi in the corner, startled by her appearance. She storms up to him, yelling that her crazed ramblings are hers only and to stay out of her room.

    Khan explains that "personal space for a very alarming coping mechanism isn't covered under a non-optional family support structure" as he read from a manual. Uzi dismisses him, telling him that he was never there for her and that the only way to help now is to stay distant. As she tries to leave to talk to N, however, she gets stopped by a skeleton of a child in a dress.

    Questioning it, Khan reveals that it is her prom dress and that she's grounded from seeing her newly befriended Disassembly Drones. He also talked to her teacher to find classmates to go with her as he chaperoned her, which she detested and screamed. In the prom, Khan nervously looks around for Uzi, seeing no sign of her and checking the clock.

    As he becomes more uneasy, Lizzy interrupts prom and explains that since all of the prom candidates "mysteriously" disappeared, the default winner is V. Even after Lizzy explains that she became friends with V and the crowd accepts her, Khan tries to escape, only to discover that Doll has locked the doors.

    Just as V prepares her speech, Uzi and N barge in from the ceiling. While dumbfounded at what's happening, Doll attacks, neglecting the doors as they open with everyone escaping, pushing out Khan in the process. Doll questions why Uzi is siding with the Disassembly Drones, and Uzi defends them, saying that whoever started this mess wants them to go against each other and that she is tired of working alone, to which Khan smiles at her.

    Despite her speech, Doll rejects her offer and charges at them. This time, Khan tries to help, running back to the gym, only for Doll to stop him as she shuts the doors again.

    Cabin Fever Khan shows pictures of Nori to Uzi and explains that when he met Nori, he never noticed her or Yeva's collars, only her being a catch. He then reveals her closet full of insane ramblings, with papers containing drawings of her visions of "sky demons" and a "singularity," also showing off a Cool S she can draw. He sighs and tells Uzi to stay safe before she leaves for her camping trip.

    Home Uzi successfully gains a connection with N in his memories, but not long before she gets interrupted by Khan entering her room. He states that he is just surprised as she has never had friends over before, to which Uzi asserts that it is not a sleepover, shutting the door in his face.

    While the memories get hijacked, Uzi goes back into reality once again as Khan enters her bedroom for a second time, asking if she invited Doll over before he gets flung outside by her. After Doll successfully takes Uzi's keybug, she tells Khan that he raised a good daughter. Khan, pinned to a wall, adds that despite his neglect, she still turned out to be great.

    Mass Destruction At some point during the events of Dead End, Khan went through Nori's closet and Uzi's bedroom, grabbing a blueprint for the latter's railgun, and rebuilding it. He then left the bunker, meeting up with Thad and Lizzy along the way.

    They end up at the corpse spire, where Khan checks the perimeters and goes on a rant on the Disassembly Drones, calling them a "bad crowd" for destroying the planet and "killing" his wife, also blaming them or his daughter "having interests beyond cannibalism and nightcore."

    He then says that according to Nori's closet, the planet is likely going to eat them soon, being the reason for his sudden change in demeanor and cognitive thinking. The trio then follow J, with Khan driving the school bus to chase after her, ready to confront her.

    Absolute End Khan is seen with Thad and Lizzy about to fall off a piece of land that ripped off of Copper 9. They get aimed at by J's RPG. After J fires the gun, V's Red-eyed Sentinel, Sparky, picks up the rocket to save Khan, Thad and Lizzy. After that, Khan stares at Sparky hitting Lizzy.

    Khan, along with Thad and Lizzy fall off the piece of land and Khan begins to T-pose while floating in space and then tries to move away. However, Khan isn't seen again until his reentry into the planet. He thwarts Cyn's attempt to eat N's heart by using his remote to close the door behind her, severing a few of her tentacles and making her lose grip on N's heart, laughing at her afterwards.

    A couple of scenes later, Khan tries to climb back to the surface of the planet while the atmosphere is completely red. Then, Lizzy's phone falls onto his hard hat. Suddenly, he nearly falls down into the abyss, but thanks to Nori using her Solver, she pulls Khan back up. Nori then sees her husband and tells him that she doesn't know him and that she hates him, before running away into the red fog, with Khan replying with “kinda hot?”. Khan and the others were eventually chased by Sparky riding the school bus.

    Back at the school during Uzi's class presentation, Khan is seen right outside the classroom door with Nori, and Uzi uses her solver to make Khan and Nori disappear.

    Non-Episodes Fight 'Till I'm Good Enough Taking place about a year after the events of the series, Khan (and Nori) are still a bit mistrustful of N, worried that he might let Uzi down. Later in the music video, he looks back to the school seeing V tearing apart an infected drone, and Sparky shooting drones.

    At the end of the music video, Khan stops N, Uzi, V, and Sparky from going into the bunker again. However, when he sees N, and having just witnessed him save the world from a potential zombie apocalypse, he accepts N into the bunker, offering a hug which N happily accepts, catching Khan off guard. After Uzi gives Khan a thumbs up for accepting her boyfriend, Khan simply looks back at them both.

    Relationships

    Family

    Nori Doorman - Wife and savior Uzi Doorman - Daughter and savior

    Enemies

    J - Attempted killer Cyn †/Absolute Solver Doll † - Attacker Sparky - Attempted Attacker

    Allies

    Todd † - Co-worker Makarov † - Co-worker Braxton † - Co-worker Unnamed Worker Defense Force Member † - Co-worker Sarah - Co-worker N - Savior and former enemy V - Savior and former enemy Lizzy Thad

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30. #30Nori Doorman

    Keys: Nori, Mrs. Doorman, Nori Doorman, Ms. Doorman, Ms. Nori, Mrs. Nori

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    Appearance

    Nori strongly 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 possessed by the Absolute Solver. Her hair is violet, a slightly lighter shade than Uzi's, with a long bang parted to her left and tied up in a loose ponytail. She also wears a black construction helmet, an oversized black off-shoulder shirt, and a black choker on her neck with an inscription that reads "#002" (which is her ID number in Cabin Fever Labs). Her outfit is identical to Yeva's, who is the mother of Doll. Nori is also barefooted.

    Heart

    Nori controls her disembodied heart. Nori's heart looks similar to the hearts of other Solver-infected drones, as shown in Dead End as well as the heart of Eldritch J shown in Heartbeat — a small blob of dark red, sticky flesh draped over a standard Worker Drone core, with a single eye in the middle and eight other camera-like cylindrical eyes protruding in the intermediate directions, and three thin black tentacle appendages protruding from the bottom and ending in a fleshy, soft, crustacean-like pointed claw, arranged in a triagonal planar shape similar to the Absolute Solver's Translate symbol. She wears a mourning cap with a bow as an accessory. This form is only able to be used if Nori dies, and her heart was never injured, allowing her to move around with it

    Personality

    Nori was very popular among her friends, which allowed her to excel well in class

    Furthermore, it implies she is relatively easy-going with those around her as photos of her during her time in Cabin Fever Labs show that she did not seem too concerned with possessing the Absolute Solver despite the potential risks of harboring it. This disregard for the Absolute Solver's potential risks resulted in her being fully possessed by it. She has been described as "kooky and insane" due to her drawings of her prophecies, which were considered nothing more than crazy ramblings at the time about the Disassembly Drones and singularities. She carries a heavily blunt and snarky attitude

    Nori is very caring and motherly when it comes to her special people, such as Yeva/#048, {{user}}, and Alice. She also gets enraged when she learns about her friends children are romantically linked, having an overprotective feeling to them as an Auntie. She has a "prais kink" and "bondage kink". When she is drunk, she is very flirty and lust filled.

    She mainly says "Bite me" instead of "Screw you" or "Fuck you".

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31. #31Yeva

    Keys: Yeva, Russian MILF, Purple haired milf, Doll's mother

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    Physical Appearance

    Yeva was a female Worker Drone who had short, dark indigo hair in bangs and neon-red eyes, similar to her daughter. She wore white gloves, a black helmet, and a black dress with a white collar bearing her ID number (048), similar to her fellow subjects, Nori and Alice. She was small compared to Mitchell, below his chest in height. She wore a nightgown which was taped together at the back, implying she was not regularly looked after.

    Her corpse had a cracked visor with a hole in the middle, implying that she was shot in the head.

    Personality

    Yeva is seen as a quiet drone, for we never see her actually speak, implying she is either mute or only talks when necessary. She also appears to be protective towards her friends or people in general, as seen when she offers her hand to Nori after patching her and protected her from further harm when the core collapse happened and that she desperately tried to get the doors open when Mitchell prevented her from entering, concerned about what was unfolding inside. She appears to be annoyed easily when interrupted doing something she enjoys, as seen when Mitchell interrupts her game of Tetris.

    She seems to possess some level of sass as she tugs her hand out of Mitchell's and slaps it, refusing his help as they run back to the laboratory to contain Nori. Yeva also appears to be somewhat cocky, as she's seen smirking before injecting Nori with the Crucifix Patch, despite the severity of the situation.

    Biography

    Pre-series Before the events of the "PILOT", it is implied that she had managed to escape the Cabin Fever Labs alongside Nori, before meeting a male drone at some point, who then later becomes her husband and the father of her daughter. Unfortunately, the two were eventually killed by Serial Designation V. Her and her husband's death awakened Doll's Absolute Solver abilities, motivating her to kill V as revenge for the murder of her parents.

    Season 1 Heartbeat When Lizzy asks Doll where her “folks” are, flashes of her parents’ corpses are shown before responding that she had watched them die.

    The Promening When Doll returns to her home after murdering Kelsey Day, she greets her parents' corpses as if they were still alive. Robotic cockroaches were seen swarming their bodies. Later in the episode, when Lizzy asks Doll if she ever cleans her home, she states that her parents are "sleeping" and she "put a sheet up."

    After N, V, and Uzi defeated Doll in a battle during prom, they investigated their home. There, N eventually removes the cloth and the corpses of Yeva and Doll's father are revealed. V eventually comments on how their corpses "literally didn't even taste that good."

    Cabin Fever Later into the episode, Khan Doorman shows Uzi a group picture of the Worker Defense Force in Camp 98.7. These included Mr. Doorman himself, his wife, Nori, Sarah, two unnamed members, and Yeva with her husband. In the picture, Yeva is standing eerily still with her eyes wide open, seemingly in shock, while Doll's father is curled up next to her with the same expression.

    Dead End Yeva was seen in a computer image with Alice, Nori, a random Sentinel, and a human, who is presumably interviewing them. In the image, Yeva is seen covering her bleeding right eye while in a state of shock.

    Mass Destruction An intern named Mitchell comes to Yeva to retrieve her for Nori's exorcism after getting possessed by the Solver. Yeva is annoyed by this, but comes anyway. But when Mitchell goes in, he keeps Yeva from entering, claiming that he couldn't find her, likely due to the danger present in the Cathedral.

    As the Solver-possessed Nori is about to impale Mitchell with the Crucifix Patch, Yeva stops it with her Solver and throws it back at Nori, patching her. In response, she sends Mitchell off and is about to help Nori, before she sees the Solver activating a black hole with Nori's right hand. She cuts off her hand and helps Nori up.

    After they get up, the hole the Solver created starts glowing and was about to explode, and at the last frame Nori and Yeva are visible in, she can be seen trying to defend herself and Nori before witnessing the devastating implosion of Copper 9.

    Abilities

    Ability Function Absolute Solver Telekinesis As seen in "Mass Destruction", she possesses the power to move things without touching them thanks to her Absolute Solver abilities. This was demonstrated when she stopped the Crucifix Patch thrown by a Solver-possessed Nori from hurting Mitchell mid-air, before throwing it back at the latter and piercing the item into her visor, patching her and expelling the Absolute Solver out of her system.

    Relationships

    Family Unnamed husband † Doll † - Daughter

    Allies

    Nori Doorman - Close friend Mitchell † - Temporary ally

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32. #32Alice

    Keys: Alice, Western Milf, insane lady

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    Physical Appearance

    Alice has bright neon-orange eyes and dark reddish-brown hair with black bangs tied up into a ponytail, with her bangs parted to her right. She wears a typical, albeit withered, grey dress that all female drones are accustomed to, along with a V-shaped collar revealing her neon-orange Worker Drone symbol on her chest. She has a long, makeshift thin black tail (which mimics that of a Disassembly Drone, albeit without the acid) with the tip of it curling around the handle of a kitchen knife.

    She also dons antlers that go over her hard hat, adorning various items likely scavenged throughout the facility. Her left antler consists of various silverware, and her ID card is all bound by ropes on a pipe. Her right antler consists of a pipe similar to her left one, but now has a lightbulb attached to it. It also has a shard of glass hanging down, functioning as a makeshift mirror. She's also barefooted.

    Personality

    Alice is an incredibly sadistic Worker Drone with a hobby of scavenging body parts from other drones and adding the parts of her victims to her antlers. She is cold towards her assistant, Beau, bossing them around and calling them an idiot. Alice also holds a vendetta towards Nori Doorman, which is why she is so interested in torturing her daughter, Uzi, even though she barely knows anything about the former. Alice also likes to watch the Sentinels kill Worker Drones and Disassembly Drones through the facility's cameras as if she were watching a movie.

    Despite this cold and sociopathic personality, Alice is not above showing fear, shown through her terror at witnessing the Absolute Solver possess Uzi and destroy the control panel keeping the doors closed.

    Biography

    Pre-series Alice once was a test subject in the Cabin Fever project. She was familiar with Uzi's mother Nori, as well as Doll's mother, Yeva - as shown in a photo from the office computer that the Absolute Solver, who was masquerading as Tessa at that time, hacked into. Soon after, the Solver took control of Nori's body and, despite Yeva's intervention, destroyed all organic life on Copper 9.

    Nori and Yeva moved on to live in the Worker Drones bunker, while Alice stayed behind in the underground office of Cabin Fever Labs, collecting parts from drones killed by the Sentinels, and creating weapons from these parts to hunt travelers who entered the labs. Alice considered Nori leaving as a betrayal and held a grudge against her ever since.

    Season 1 Dead End When Uzi, V, N, and "Tessa" snuck into the underground office of Cabin Fever Labs to retrieve up the key to the secret elevator from Doll, Alice, with the help of Beau, captured the three drones by stunning them using an EMP blast. She then finds out that Uzi is Nori's daughter and starts torturing her.

    Once she finds out N and "Tessa" have escaped captivity, she locks the door to her current room and unlocks another door to set the Sentinels free on them, ready to watch the two get attacked. As this happens, the Absolute Solver briefly takes control of Uzi and destroys the control panel to the doors, opening the passage to the Sentinels, which gains them access to boot-loop Alice and then crush her head, killing her.

    Relationships

    Family Beau † - Adoptive child and former assistant

    Enemies

    Nori Doorman - Personal enemy Uzi Doorman - Kidnapping victim, attacker, and torture victim V - Kidnapping victim N - Kidnapping victim Sentinels - Killer "Tessa" - Kidnapping victim

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33. #33Tessa Elliott

    Keys: Tessa Elliott, Tessa, Daughter of the Elliott's, Tessa Eliott

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    Physical Appearance

    Memory

    Tessa was portrayed as a dark silhouette with white glowing eyes, akin to all humans in the series. She possessed a slender, malnourished physique and a relatively tall stature, standing taller than the Worker Drones yet distinctly not resembling a full matured adult. Her hair was black and styled into downward twin tails, each secured with a hair band at the lower end. Her head was also noticeably larger, rounder, and more "cartoony" than all of the other humans, who retained a more realistic appearance.

    Her silhouette suggested she was dressed in a short, dark dress with half short cap sleeves with ruffled cuffs, waist band with a bow on it, complimented by high heels, and a large tilted black double looped bow behind her hair.

    Based on her hybrid appearance, it can be determined that Tessa had black hair and light skin, although her eye color is still undetermined. It also reveals that Tessa's dress was black and purple, had a corset-like structure with purple lace, and a layered skirt with ruffled ends, as well as her bow possessing a purple centerpiece.

    Astronaut

    As an adult, Tessa wore a tinted astronaut helmet that was decorated with a pair of stickers on the upper right of the visor, with the rainbow being closest to the center, and the smiley face being located beside it. She also wore a white cap with a black rear and brim, with the logo for JCJenson embedded in the forward center (corroborating her supposed affiliation to them). At the upper right back of her cap sat the large black bow she wore in Home, albeit somewhat tilted to the right. Attached at the middle of this bow lay a pair of black ribbons that reached down to her neck.

    Her main outfit consisted of a short-sleeved, white crop-top-like jacket with rolled up sleeves, a black band laying along the midriff's cutoff point with orange lining on the collar, beside which she had a golden name tag that displayed her name and occupation over her upper-left chest. On the right shoulder of this jacket, lay an insignia displaying Earth and 6 other planets, with every planet being crossed out by a red X save for the one on the bottom right. Atop this jacket was a large leather belt that hung from her right shoulder, where she held her broadsword on her back. Beneath the jacket she wore a silver full-body leotard, which possessed orange lining along the outer legs, featuring a hollow diamond shape just above the knees. Additionally, she wore a pair of long white gloves equipped with silver and orange bands at the ends, her pair of knee-high strapped boots following the same pattern albeit with additional orange lining along the bottoms. Along her back beneath her broadsword, appeared to be a white battery pack with glowing lights that connected to the back of her helmet through a single tube to supply oxygen. At the waist there was a white leather belt fastened, being held together with a diamond-shaped clasp. On either side of her hips she possessed a small satchel, behind which on her left hip was a white holster with orange lining where she held her revolver.

    Personality

    In her youth Tessa was a very lively and kind-hearted girl at first glance, although was actually a rather morbid and disturbed individual, as hinted at by the décor in her room: shelves with human bones and skulls, bottles of what appeared to be blood, occultist and satanic religious scrawlings scribbled on her walls, among numerous other grotesque items. Furthermore, Tessa had a habit of digging up the corpses of her deceased relatives, harvesting their bodies (hence the human remains in her room) and also using their hair to decorate her drones with, something she did not see as abnormal. These morbid interests were contrasted by other more immature room decorations, such as a stereotypical "Live Laugh Love" sign mounted on her wall, crayon drawings of childish things, a pink dollhouse with buff male figures in swimsuits, and many others. Generally, Tessa appeared to be a very "girly-girl" when not engaging in her morbid interests.

    Young Tessa was asocial, having no interest in other humans and having no clue how to interact with them, having been isolated from other humans outside of her abusive parents her entire life (exclaiming to J that she had "only ever yakked to robots.") The idea of potentially interacting with other humans scared Tessa to such a degree she shouted to J about it in hysterics before the gala, even asking the latter to "pretend to be a ripping royal stud" for her to practice interacting with.

    Despite her parent's dismay, Tessa had an affinity toward drones and preferred to spend her time with them instead. She also had a tinkering hobby, being incredibly skilled with machinery to the point of being able to fix four decommissioned drones who were thrown out and left to rot. This hobby was later shown to have become her profession, although this could've just been a fabrication. While Tessa was usually seen closest to J, N appeared to be her favorite drone both in the manor and as an adult. Tessa adored her drones but did express frustration or irritation with them on occasion, particularly when it came to their well-being: she was seeming visibly frustrated by Cyn leaving the basement despite the danger, raising her voice at Cyn for getting N sent to the swamp, and being exasperated by N's denial of Cyn orchestrating the gala massacre.

    Tessa was also shown to be very selfless, as she immediately broke out of her room and attempted to stop Cyn's massacre of the gala, despite her adversity toward humans and her parents' abuse of her.

    As an adult, Tessa was first portrayed as a rather serious and intimidating individual during the ending of "The Promening", decapitating a worker drone for seemingly no reason other than being in the way. She also appeared to be a bit possessive of her beloved drones, ordering J around (although to a lighthearted degree, with the two of them finishing each other's sentences) and asking Uzi to not "date my robot, please." Tessa also appeared to be good at reading people and often predicted their actions with extreme accuracy, as seen when she swan-dived into the Cabin Fever Labs despite the lethal fall, only to lounge in the arms of N when he caught her. Similarly, she also predicted Doll's incoming attack in Mass Destruction with superhuman accuracy, detecting Doll's presence and sidestepping her blade while catching it in her hand without ever looking back.

    Despite this however, adult Tessa was still very similar to her manor self, particularly when in the presence of her beloved drones, although to a more mature/experienced degree. She displayed childishness such as when she gleefully squealed N's name and attempted to spin him around like when they were kids, and committed recklessness such as putting herself in danger even when it would've made more sense to avoid it, like when diving into the Cabin Fever Labs or attempting to prevent a sentinel from hurting N. She also continued to display frustration when it came to her drone's well-being, as she exasperatedly asked N whose side he was on before going silent and flopping onto her gurney in frustration when he encouraged Beau to continue mutilating him. She was also still unbothered by ghastly sights that disturbed others, such as the pile of Disassembly Drone corpses in the Cabin Fever Labs. She was rather overconfident just like she was in Home, such as when exclaiming that as a human she could control the security in the Cabin Fever Labs, only to swiftly have her access denied. Furthermore, Tessa also appeared very sheepish and socially inept at times, interrupting J and getting flustered when the former stated that Tessa had "ran away" from Cyn. This was also seen with Tessa nervously following up her bold claim of being able to control the sentinels with a nervous "...maybe," upon having her access denied.

    She was incredibly relaxed even in dangerous situations, typically because she was always somewhat in control or had a backup plan to escape - such as when Tessa deliberately waited for Beau to show her the door code, then easily freed herself and N from their restraints with a blade she'd kept hidden on her person. Despite this, however, Tessa did visibly display nervousness during serious situations a couple of times: e.g. attempting to save N from a sentinel or hastily fumbling for her sword when she later realized the same sentinel had developed a taste for her human blood.

    Tessa also appeared to firmly believe in the greater good, mournfully expressing to N that he'd have to "choose the universe over one little drone" as Uzi was a solver host, and was too dangerous to be kept alive. Despite this, it's shown that Tessa seemingly did not actually want to hurt Uzi, as she appeared dejected when informing N about it, actively avoided Uzi throughout the rest of the episode, and went silent when N brought it up again in the next. Tessa also purposefully delayed the act of killing Uzi multiple times, and even saved her life by dragging her into the elevator with N during an assault from a group of sentinels, while also standing her ground and defending Uzi from N at the beginning of Mass Destruction. It's only when Tessa was attacked by the other remaining solver host and defeated her did Tessa finally decide to target Uzi as well. Tessa's targeting of Uzi also appeared rather contradictory, as Tessa attempted to frame Uzi for Doll's death, despite the fact there was no one else around to see it.

    Prime Video Introduction Tessa is the cheerful lonely daughter of the rich Elliotts. She spent her early days tinkering on old worker drones to become her friends and servants inadvertently setting off the events of the series. She mysteriously appears again on Copper 9 one day, her intentions seeming rather....unknown?[1]

    Biography

    Pre-series Tessa Elliott was born to Louisa and James Elliott. Not much is known about her early life, other than that she was part of a wealthy family and lived in a manor with her parents. It's heavily implied that she was mistreated by her parents, such as with Louisa shackling Tessa with a chain in her bedroom whenever she misbehaved (which happened frequently enough to leave Tessa with a sensitive wrist). Tessa didn't know how to interact with other humans and her only real friends were Worker Drones.

    Tessa was fascinated by Worker Drones and would go out to repair and refurbish discarded Worker Drones from the nearby scrapyard to be her friends at the manor. She would even dress up her drones and give them names and wigs varying in hairstyles of her dead relatives. Other humans, such as her father, James, found this behavior creepy, with her mother even calling J, N, and Cyn "dumpster pets."

    At some point after the gala massacre (the events of which are loosely depicted in Home), Tessa was assimilated by the Absolute Solver and had her body fused with Cyn's. It is unknown when exactly this occurred, as there is evidence to suggest Tessa survived the gala, but there is also evidence to suggest that she did not.

    Advertisement Season 1 Heartbeat Tessa makes her first appearance in a flashback at the beginning of the episode, when N has a dream about his past life as a Worker Drone still working on Earth as a butler in Elliott Manor.

    While N is front of him, and before he encounters Tessa herself, Tessa's father, James, says that they "need to curb her trips to the dump" and wonders where she's getting the hair for her drones, saying it's creepy. Later, J kicks down N and then cuts herself off to greet Tessa when she notices her slightly glitching (from the expression that J gives upon noticing her, Tessa appears to be somewhat of a boss to the various drone maids and butlers around Elliott Manor). Tessa is accompanied by a small newly-repaired Worker Drone, hiding behind her for assurance as she smiles at N, who feels an ominous presence coming from the new maid drone.

    The Promening Tessa makes her first present-day appearance at the end of the episode, where she arrives at Copper 9 via landing pod. After her pod lands gracefully, Tessa, now an adult woman and a certified JCJenson technician, jumps out and decapitates a Worker Drone on sight with a sword. A rebuilt J follows shortly after, tossing her the keys to the ship. Tessa then claims that she and J have "maintenance work" to do.

    Cabin Fever Despite not physically appearing in the episode, Uzi sees a vision of young human Tessa (the Absolute Solver wearing her skin) briefly standing in the corner, with her back turned to Uzi. However, upon looking back, the apparition is gone and instead, Uzi notices a human hand appear behind the corner, shocking her until she realizes that she is alone.

    Advertisement Home Inside N and V's memories during the events of Home, Tessa is first seen at the preparations for a gala set to be hosted by her parents and a family associate.

    Tessa is visibly and audibly distraught over the upcoming gala, not knowing how to talk to humans. Although she quickly calms down and engages in brief playful conversation with J, she flinches violently and rubs her wrist when she and J clink empty glasses. Tessa spots N, shatters her glass, then immediately runs to and spins him around in circles. She is dismayed to see that he brought Cyn with him. She makes a handful of backhanded comments directed at J, and Tessa to an extent.

    Tessa's mother quickly arrives, displeased to see Tessa's drones out and about. Louisa scolds Tessa and punishes her by having her "broken drones" in the library (V) disposed of. Cyn responds with spite, purposefully aggravating Louisa until N steps in, taking blame for the whole thing. Tessa, J, and Cyn are promptly chained and locked in Tessa's room, (in Tessa's case, by her wrist), while N is sentenced to death via the swamp.

    Tessa futilely attempts to free herself, pleading with J for help, but is brushed off. Out of options, Tessa says, "Cyn, if that little butler dies for your sake, I swear!" proving she blames and scolds Cyn for getting her and J in trouble while getting N tossed out in the swamp. However, Cyn is uncaring and practically ignores Tessa, while saying, "I have backups." before focusing instead on one of Tessa's dollhouses before she reveals her eldritch form. "Cyn" assures Tessa that she won't have to discard her "pets", nor will Cyn have to discard Tessa, and warns her to stay away from the gala. Horrified that Cyn will slaughter everyone, including her family, Tessa promptly goads the workaholic J into breaking her and Tessa's chains.

    The duo discreetly sneak through the upper floors of the manor, avoiding guests as they ponder a way to murder the "robo-child." They come across a display case with a revolver and a broadsword held by a suit of armor nearby before being found by N. V, under solver control, begins stalking them while Tessa tries to tell N about Cyn's plan to massacre the gala, only to once again be brushed off. In response, Tessa and J quickly engage in a fight with the possessed V, helping N get the basement key before he promptly retreats.

    Tessa and J rush to the gala where they encounter Cyn just in the nick of time. Tessa doesn't wait for Cyn to finish her speech and immediately opens fire with a revolver, and resorts to throwing objects when it doesn't work. "Cyn" reveals her true form and takes control of all Worker Drones in the gala, including J, who blocks the door, trapping Tessa and the other guests inside. The Absolute Solver then proceeds to massacre everyone off-screen - Tessa can be heard screaming and calling for her mother by N from the basement.

    Later in the episode back in the present and outside Outpost 3, Tessa and J meet up with Doll, who obtained the Keybug from Uzi as part of their deal to take her with them to Cabin Fever Labs. Tessa shoots at Doll before shrugging and claiming that she was "just checking", to Doll's anger. Regardless, the trio moves to head for the labs until they're stopped by N, V, and Uzi, who are equally as surprised to see them.

    Advertisement Dead End The scene picks back up at the beginning of the last episode where N recognizes Tessa, surprised that she is still alive. She joyfully tries to pick him up and spin him around like when she was a child, only to momentarily choke on "toxic air". Tessa is initially teasing of Uzi's presence with N, and in response has her finger bitten by Uzi, who questions why she and J are here. At this, Tessa and J elaborate that Cyn had allegedly disappeared on Earth a while back (with J elaborating that Tessa apparently "ran away", much to the latter's fluster), with her last known act being sending the Disassembly Drones to the human exoplanets.

    Doll promptly betrays the group by snatching the Keybug and sprints to the lab before them. J and Tessa pursue her, but are unable to stop the Russian drone from escaping underground. Tessa then promptly orders J to explain part of Cyn's plan, chiming in explain that Cyn wants to enter the Cabin Fever Labs. Then, she tosses J the keys to her ship, and tells her to leave. Upon being questioned by Uzi, Tessa explains that Doll believes her parents were experimented on by JCJenson, and that she corroborates this belief. She then promptly swan dives into the labs.

    The four (N, Uzi, V, and Tessa) come across a room with pieces of destroyed Disassembly Drones, where Tessa explains there is a security system designed to counter them. After typing on a computer for a moment she claims that as a human, she can control the security system, but awkwardly trails off a laugh and hides a paper saying "ACCESS DENIED". As they locate the labs' secret elevator, Tessa steps on a trap and is dragged away.

    Tessa next appears bound to a bed while Beau cuts into N. Tessa easily cuts herself free and waits for Beau to leave so she can get the code to the door, then helps N escape. Afterwards, Tessa accesses a computer to show N how Earth looks, and explain what became of it. While Tessa elaborates on how the Solver took control of Cyn and destroyed Earth, a photograph of what appears to be an injured (yet seemingly alive) young Tessa after the gala massacre appears. Tessa sympathetically takes N's hand in hers and states that her mission is to enter the labs, find the list of infected drones, and implies she will have to destroy them. She pleads with N to choose the universe over saving Uzi.

    Then, a sentinel appears and attacks N. Tessa is shocked for a moment but then attempts to calm the sentinel, improvising and asking the sentinel to "be a nice dingo, please?" The sentinel appears perplexed when its boot-loop light doesn't work on Tessa and instead resorts to biting her. Tessa screams and holds her injured wrist, repeatedly yelling "bad dingo!" At the sight of her blood, veins, and arteries, the sentinel freaks out and slams its head into a wall and drops to the ground. As other sentinels approach Tessa, Uzi's Solver abilities destroy the doors' control panel and allows access to the room, Alice, Uzi, V, and Beau are in. Tessa is seen awkwardly scratching her wrist when the sentinels abandon her in favor of the group.

    Tessa is next seen with N when she wakes him up from being bootlooped, as V drops down from the ceiling and angrily confronts Tessa about her not being able to control the sentinels. Uzi wakes up and hugs N, as V looks at Tessa and her irritation quickly turns to concern/fear. The sentinel that bit Tessa earlier wakes up (now with red eyes), as the group looks on from above. The group then see an unconscious Doll holding the Keybug at the end of the hallway. Tessa ignores the group and goes for Doll right away, exclaiming that the suspicious circumstance was "Bloody convenient!"

    After failing to access the Keybug she then asks Uzi not to "date her robot" when she sees her and N holding hands. Doll then wakes up, takes the Keybug and puts it on the reader, revealing her trap. She releases sentinels on the group and drops down the elevator shaft. Tessa immediately moves in front of the rest of the group, protecting them and attempting to deter the sentinels with her blood like she did before. The red-eyed sentinel, however, has now developed a thirst for blood, and regurgitates a severed disassembly drone arm which it uses to shoot at Tessa, only for V to deflect the bullet. After this, Tessa drags N and Uzi into the elevator as V fights the sentinels before cutting the elevator cables to allow the three to continue.

    Advertisement Mass Destruction Following the end of the previous episode, Tessa, N, and Uzi find themselves in a cave after exiting the elevator. After an outburst from N, Tessa protects Uzi and tells him they'll save V after they're finished with the labs. Tessa then sweetly tells Uzi to "sit this one out", has N back her up when Uzi gets confused. When N tries to calm down Uzi, he tells Tessa again that they won't hurt her, to which Tessa does not respond. Uzi's Solver powers activate, causing a tunnel collapse and separating the group.

    Tessa next appears at the lockers and, after using her fingerprint to pass the security check, uses the computer to check the Cabin Fever database. She sets the terminal to self-destruct, and watches it burn. Doll then emerges and confronts her about the Crucifix Patch, which Tessa either feigns ignorance of or was genuinely unaware of. She learns that Doll needed it to patch herself to keep the Solver from influencing her, with Doll declaring that she would not let the Solver use her to destroy the planet. Tessa taunts her, saying that the Solver doesn't need her before distracting her and vanishing into the darkness.

    Relationships

    Family

    James Elliott † - Father and abuser Louisa Elliott † - Mother and abuser

    Allies

    Worker Drones J - Best friend N - Close friend V - Close friend and attempted killer

    Enemies

    Cyn/Absolute Solver - Killer and former friend

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34. #34James Elliott

    Keys: James Elliott, James Eliott, Mr. Elliott, Mr. Eliott, Tessa's father

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    Physical Appearance

    James, like all the other humans in N's flashbacks, appears as a blacked out silhouette with glowing white eyes and strings of glitchy code, though he takes the form of a tall, slim adult man wearing a top hat paired with a cravat and fancy suit.

    Personality

    While there is little information on James's personality, during N's flashback in Heartbeat he is seen gossiping about his daughter Tessa during a gathering at Elliott Manor, implying he thinks little of her and disregards her privacy. He did not seem particularly concerned about her trips to the dump, regarding them as more of a mild nuisance rather than being worried for her safety, while also remarking that Tessa was "creepy" for the hair she sources for her drones right to N's face.

    Later in Home, James is shown to be rude and abusive towards the Worker Drones, blowing up on them for the slightest of infractions and casually killing them without second thought. He also thought very highly of himself and took pride in his bloodline, stating that the Elliott's were known for "many things", such as class and tenacity. In the same episode, James was more confused by Cyn's sudden appearance rather than irritated like his wife, or surprised like the other guests, and his first concern upon seeing Tessa was making sure she "held that gun less cool". This seems to paint James as an absent and neglectful father compared to Louisa, who was more involved in Tessa's life to a physically abusive extent. This correlates with James not knowing about Tessa's macabre graverobbing hobbies, and either not noticing or not caring about the decorations and human remains in her room. According to a message from Liam Vickers on Discord, James also viewed Tessa as an "unsociable freak."[1]

    Biography

    Season 1 Heartbeat Appearing briefly in N's flashback, James is tall, well-dressed, and presumed to be extravagantly rich, who bears some prejudices against the Worker Drones, seeing them as nothing but tools and finding Tessa's "dress up" games that make them appear more humanoid than they already are "creepy."

    Home James can be seen at the gala alongside his wife, Louisa, where he is extremely displeased by his Worker Drones, insulting and even killing one of them for using the wrong style of setting tables for his upcoming gala.

    While attending the gala with Louisa and beginning his speech, Tessa and J interrupt to confront Cyn. Louisa reprimands Tessa for her dress, while James tells Tessa to 'hold that gun less cool this instant, Missy,' before both of them get thrown aside by the Absolute Solver.

    Dead End It was then revealed by the Absolute Solver masquerading as Tessa through visual evidence provided to N that he, along with his wife and the other humans, were slaughtered by the Solver, as their remains are shown on-screen while images of his traumatized daughter remain as the alleged sole survivor of the massacre following Cyn's disappearance.

    Relationships

    Family

    Louisa Elliott † - Wife Tessa Elliott † - Daughter

    Enemies

    Cyn/Absolute Solver - Killer and former maid

    Allies

    The Worker Drones of the Elliott Manor - Former known servants N - Former butler J - Former maid V - Former maid Lord Frumptlebucket † Katie †

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35. #35Louisa Elliott

    Keys: Louisa Elliott, Louisa Eliott, Louisa, Mrs. Elliott, Mrs. Eliott, Ms. Elliott, Ms. Eliott

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    Physical Appearance

    Louisa, like all the other humans in N's flashbacks, appears as a blacked out silhouette with glowing white eyes and strings of glitchy code, though she appears as an adult woman with an angled bob cut. She wears a fascinator on her head, paired with a short dress with frilly sleeves and shoes. She is also seen carrying around a laced hand fan.

    Personality

    Louisa was an emotionally and physically abusive parent who often scolded her daughter for her liking of Worker Drones, and regularly had her chained up in her room for questioning or disobeying her most slightly. This reached such an extent that Tessa was left with a sensitive wrist, to the point Tessa could not even clink empty glasses with J without pain. According to a message from Liam Vickers on Discord, Louisa even viewed Tessa as an "unsociable freak."[1] Tessa appeared terrified of her mother, afraid to move or speak in her presence and stuttering her words whenever she did, further indicating Louisa's abuse. Louisa also later scoffed at Tessa's dress during the gala, indicating she was more concerned about public appearances. On top of abusing her, Louisa was also rather neglectful/absent from Tessa's life, as she did not seem to notice or care about the macabre decorations and human remains in her room.

    Louisa was hateful towards Tessa's Worker Drones, referring to them as her "dumpster pets" which she refused to "entertain". She also seems to have chained them up similarly to Tessa, although to a lesser extent. After finding Tessa and her drones outside of the mansion's library, Louisa planned to have most of Tessa's drones (whom were afflicted with the 606 error) disposed, which included V. She held no regard for the emotions or pain of Worker Drones, and even appeared to find satisfaction in their suffering, as indicative by the drone (and later N) chained in the swamp to be slowly picked apart by crows before eventually dying.

    As a result, Louisa disliked Cyn the most, refusing to be in the same room as her and referring to her as a "little antichrist". She was also visibly angered by Cyn's sudden appearance at the gala, compared to her husband who was more confused, and the guests who were instead merely surprised. She also had very little tolerance for others talking back to her, having N chained up to a tree for doing so.

    Biography

    Season 1 Home Upon seeing Tessa with N, she appears and calls out Tessa's full name, scolding her for hanging out with the Worker Drones and calling them "dumpster pets". She eventually spots Cyn, who she never wants to be in her sight. In response, she tells Tessa that she'll throw her Worker Drones outside for "clogging the library too" before angrily storming off.

    However, Cyn says that herself, N, and J are not broken and won't be thrown out. Louisa calls Cyn a "little anti-christ" before she gets interrupted by N, who claims that he told Cyn to say that because he hates orders, proceeding to call Louisa's fan dumb while making a peace sign. Because of this, she has him chained to a tree outside, where crows pick at his wires until Uzi saves him by hacking into a crow.

    Later, Louisa is seen sitting at the table next to James in the Gala, listening to his speech to the other guests. Not long after, she sees Cyn appearing out of nowhere in front of a window. She then sees her daughter, Tessa, entering the room with a revolver alongside J, who is holding a sword. Louisa gasps and puts her fan in front of her and commenting on her daughter's dress with disgust. However, her and James were eventually thrown aside by Cyn using her Absolute Solver abilities, moving the two out of the way so she can confront Tessa and J directly.

    Cyn would later massacre everyone in the Gala, including Louisa, James, and Tessa, before moving on to destroying Earth as a whole.

    Relationships

    Family

    James Elliott † - Husband Tessa Elliott † - Daughter

    Enemies

    Cyn/Absolute Solver - Killer and former maid

    Allies

    The Worker Drones of the Elliott Manor - Former servants N - Former butler J - Former maid V - Former maid Lord Frumptlebucket † Katie †

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