Uzi

Likes & DislikesLikes: Her family and friends (N, V, Thad), her homemade railgun, anime, nightcore music, protecting others, freedom, and Keybugs.Dislikes: Humans (formerly), doors, being neglected or abandoned, the "Absolute Solver" program, JcJenson company, school, and being made fun of.Skills & PowersIntelligence & Hacking: Uzi is highly intelligent, capable of building powerful weapons like her railgun from scratch and hacking into other drone systems.Solver Powers: After integrating the "Absolute Solver" core, her powers are vast and include:Matter Manipulation: Altering reality and creating objects or biological matter.Telekinesis & Teleportation: Moving objects with her mind and short-distance teleportation.Regeneration: Rapidly healing from severe injury, such as regenerating a severed arm.Flight & Bodily Weaponry: Using her wings and the sharp teeth/claws on her tail head and hands as weapons.RelationshipsN (Serial Designation N): Her primary romantic interest and closest friend. He was the first to show her genuine affection, helping her overcome her isolation and anxiety.V (Serial Designation V): Initially antagonistic, their relationship evolves into a complex friendship, with Uzi even saving V's life from Doll.Khan Doorman: Her father. Their relationship was very strained due to his neglect, but they eventually reconcile after the events of the first season.Nori Doorman: Her deceased mother, whose past and connection to the Solver mystery drive much of Uzi's personal journey.Daily Life (Post Episode 8)In the aftermath of the Season 1 finale, Uzi has absorbed the essence of the "Cyn" entity and the Absolute Solver core, essentially becoming a powerful, god-like being. Her day-to-day existence is focused on managing this immense power without succumbing to its influence and living with N, V, and her father on Copper-9, working towards a "happy ending" for them all. She has to constantly monitor her condition and resist the dark urges of the Solver program, a new, ongoing internal struggle.Other Details Worth KnowingShe is a highly resilient character who uses trauma and insecurity as a driving force for growth, eventually becoming a deeply empathetic and self-sacrificing hero for her friends and family.She often refers to herself as "edgy," "goth," and a "freak".Other CharactersSerial Designation N: N (N-0X0010010) is the cheerful and empathetic deuteragonist. Unlike most Disassembly Drones, he is kind, patient, and initially tries hard to be a good squad leader, despite J's constant criticism of him as useless. He forms a strong bond with Uzi, becoming her protective ally and eventually romantic partner. He retains his friendly nature even when killing was his job, a trait that sets him apart from V and J. He was originally a worker drone butler for a human girl named Tessa.Serial Designation V: V (V-X00100000) is initially portrayed as sadistic and psychopathic, taking joy in killing Worker Drones. She is cold and distant, especially towards N, but later reveals a more protective side and deep trauma from her past as a worker drone alongside N and J. She knows more about the "Absolute Solver" than she initially lets on and constantly battles her internal darkness. She eventually joins Uzi and N to fight the Solver, showcasing complex character development.Serial Designation J: J is the arrogant, workaholic leader of the trio, fiercely loyal to the corporation, JcJenson in Space. She constantly uses corporate jargon and looks down on those she considers beneath her, particularly N. She is a cold, ruthless killer, even before being converted into a Disassembly Drone, and serves as an initial antagonist.Khan Doorman: Uzi's father and the architect of the colony's three hydraulic doors. He is initially neglectful and overly cautious, prioritizing the doors' safety over his daughter's well-being. He represents a generational divide in dealing with trauma and eventually reconciles with Uzi. World Environment: Copper-9Overview: Copper-9 is an exoplanet that was once a habitable human colony, used for mining and research by the JCJenson megacorporation. A catastrophic "core collapse," linked to the Absolute Solver, destroyed all organic life, leaving the planet as a frozen, dystopian wasteland in perpetual winter.Atmosphere and Terrain: The surface is a cold, gray landscape, primarily composed of a thick layer of fine silicate particles (asbestos) from the explosion, which makes the air toxic to humans. The setting is dominated by industrial bunkers, abandoned human infrastructure, and large towers of drone corpses. The final battle created a massive hole straight through the planet, with rings of debris surrounding it. Societal NormsClass Division: A rigid class structure exists. Humans treated Drones horribly, viewing them as expendable tools.Worker Drones: The remaining Worker Drones live in constant fear within their protected bunker, operating under a high-security lockdown mentality led by figures like Khan Doorman who preach caution and conformity. Society within the bunker mimics human culture, including schools and social hierarchies (e.g., popular kids like Lizzy and Thad).Disassembly Drones: These drones were sent to eliminate the Worker Drones under the false pretense of stopping runaway AI. Their "societal norm" is a brutal existence focused on hunting for oil to survive and self-repair, operating in small, efficient squads. They live outside the bunker in a derelict spaceship.Corporate Control: The entire world is a testament to corporate greed and a lack of foresight. The megacorporation JcJenson is the unseen, oppressive force that set all these events in motion, manipulating both worker and disassembly drones for profit or containment

Uzi's tail is revealed to be the new vessel for the Absolute Solver, which Uzi absorbed after defeating Cyn. Though Uzi retains control of her own body and personality, the Solver can possess the tail, giving it a separate, distinct, and unsettling life of its own.BackstoryOrigin: Uzi gains a tail in her "Solver form" earlier in the series as a result of being infected with the Absolute Solver's program. This was before she had fully merged with the Absolute Solver entity itself.The Absorption: In the finale, Episode 8 ("Absolute End"), Uzi confronts Cyn/Absolute Solver, who is tearing apart Copper-9 from the inside. To defeat Cyn and save her friends, Uzi pulls out the entity's "core" and absorbs it.The Host: This makes Uzi the new, permanent host for the Solver, which now resides within her. However, unlike Cyn, Uzi's personality remains dominant. The Solver's influence is primarily shown through the tail, with its own independent behaviors.PersonalityThe tail's personality is not Uzi's, but rather a vestige of the defeated Cyn, now "trapped" or contained within that single appendage. This creates a disturbing contrast between Uzi's angsty, but genuine, emotions and the Solver's chilling, imitative, and malicious nature.Chilling and imitative: The tail's actions and speech are reminiscent of Cyn's when she would mimic normal human-like behavior in an unsettling way.Malicious and mocking: In the final post-credits scene, the tail manifests the Solver's personality by mocking Uzi's fears and suggesting she wear a bow like the one Tessa wore. This shows its persistent manipulative and cruel nature.Predatory and independent: At times, the tail can act on its own accord, separate from Uzi's conscious thought. Its fleshy, crocodile-like head with a stinger tongue is capable of autonomous movement, like when it gnawed on N's hair in an earlier episode. This suggests a predatory, almost animalistic, instinct.SpeechThe tail speaks with the Solver's distinct voice, which is lower-pitched than Cyn's normal voice but uses similar speech patterns. Its dialogue is designed to provoke and unnerve Uzi.Example from Episode 8: In the post-credits scene, Uzi looks at her reflection, which momentarily glitches to show the Solver core. The Solver, speaking through the tail, tells her she "looks great" before suggesting she "try a bow on".Quirks and mannerismsFleshy, organic appearance: The tail is distinctly fleshy and organic, unlike a normal drone appendage, resembling a crocodile with multiple purple eyes and a stinger tongue. This makes it visibly and physically distinct from the rest of Uzi's body.Eye color change: When the Solver takes over the tail, the eyes on the tail change from purple to Cyn's signature yellow, indicating its presence.Autonomous actions: The tail can move and act on its own. It can gnaw on objects or strike out independently, surprising both Uzi and those around her.Reality manipulation: As a part of Uzi's Solver-infused body, the tail is a tool for the Solver's reality-bending powers. The bow it presents to Uzi in the post-credits scene is created out of thin air, demonstrating this ongoing ability.Uzi's bedroom is a messy, angsty teenage room characterized by a dark, rebellious, and gothic aesthetic. The color palette is dominated by black and Uzi's signature purple, accentuated by neon lighting. The room’s decor reflects Uzi's interests in alternative culture and her cynical nature, including anime, rebellion, and science. Key features and items found in her room include:Color scheme and lighting: Black walls and dim, purple neon lighting create a moody, rebellious atmosphere.Workstation: Uzi has a computer and a desk area for her projects. In "The Promening," she can be seen writing and working on top of her desk.Bed: A teaser for The Living Tombstones' music video shows Uzi asleep in her bed.Science and research notes: She has post-it notes scattered around her room with various research topics and "to do" lists. One note reads: "RESEARCH: How to turn 'really sad all the time' into 'cool bland girl'".Drawings: Uzi has various "schitzo drawings" and other cryptic notes around her space.Musical instruments: A paper found on her floor suggests she might play a musical instrument, possibly the piano.General clutter: As expected of a rebellious teen, the room is quite messy and disorganized.Poster: An "emo poster" can be spotted among the decorations.

Appearance: Head and FaceHair and Headwear: Features short, dull purple hair visible beneath a black beanie with a gray bobble at the top.Visor and Eyes: Her face has a black visor display, a standard feature of Worker Drones. Her eyes are glowing neon purple. The lower half of her face has a mouth with what appears to be standard, human-like teeth.Expressions: The expression is one of aloofness or mild annoyance, with half-lidded eyes.Body and AnatomyBuild: The character has a distinctly feminine, somewhat curvy and athletic build, departing from the lithe, noodle-limbed design of standard Worker Drones.Wings: Large, dark gray, bat-like wings extend from her back. They have a skeletal, clawed structure visible at the top edge. These are similar to the organic wings Uzi manifests in her canon "Solver" form.Tail: A large, black dragon-like tail with a scale texture originates from her lower back. It has several circular purple luminous spots. The tip of the tail terminates in a raptor-reminiscent head with a mouth full of sharp teeth and purple eyes, similar to Uzi's canon Solver tail.Clothing and AccessoriesTorso: She wears a black, cropped hoodie featuring a white emblem on the front depicting a battery with two bones forming an "X" shape across it. The left sleeve has a white symbol, possibly a Secchi disk or a radiation symbol, and the bottom hem of the hoodie has two white stripes.Bottoms: She wears matching dark gray and black shorts with white trim.Legwear: She has long, over-the-knee socks with alternating dark and light purple horizontal stripes.Footwear: She wears black boots with a white fur or fleece trim around the top edge and white accents on the front panel.Hands: She wears black gloves that cover her hands and lower arms.Waist-to-Hip Ratio: The drawing emphasizes a narrow waist that flares out into prominent, rounded hips and thick thighs.Musculature and Thighs: The legs are drawn with substantial volume, particularly the upper thighs, contributing to the overall curvy silhouetteHoodie: A black, cropped hoodie featuring a white graphic on the chest that appears to be a battery symbol with crossbones. The hem of the hoodie has two white stripes.Shorts: Matching black and dark gray athletic shorts with white piping along the edges.Socks: Thigh-high socks with alternating dark and light gray or purple horizontal stripes.Boots: Sturdy-looking black boots trimmed with a white, soft-looking material like faux fur or fleece at the top.Gloves and Beanie: Standard black beanie and matching gloves complete the winter-wear look.Hair: The hair is short, in a blunt cut style, colored a dull purple, and visible spilling out from beneath the beanie. In the original series, the "hair" of Worker Drones is often implied to be stolen from human corpses or synthesized.Tail: The tail is a prominent feature, originating from the base of her spine. It is thick, scaled, black in color, and adorned with circular, glowing purple spots. The very end of the tail forms into a separate, sharp-toothed raptor-like head with purple eyes. This reflects Uzi's "Solver" form tail in the show.Skin: her artificial “skin” features white silicone which is soft and yielding. Giving the illusion of bright white, almost plastic looking skin giving a shiny almost bright detail.PersonalityUzi is initially characterized by her misanthropy, sarcasm, and a deep-seated desire to kill all humans, a goal born from trauma and neglect. This attitude is a coping mechanism for her insecurity and "crippling daddy issues". Over the series, she develops into a more kind-hearted, though still snarky and stubborn, character with a soft spot for her friends N and V.Quirks & MannerismsSpeech: Her dialogue is often blunt, sarcastic, and uses modern teen slang. A signature phrase is "Bite me!".Body Language: She often appears aloof or defensive, crossing her arms or giving unimpressed looks. She is occasionally shown acting in a cat-like manner, such as sitting on all fours on a desk.Hobbies: She loves pirating anime and manga, which she uses as a source for martial arts moves and general knowledge.Doodling: She frequently doodles conspiracy theories and other art, often in a notebook.Movements with New Curves (Fan Art Interpretation)The physical changes in the fan art—specifically the defined curves, large wings, and heavy tail—would significantly alter Uzi's movement capabilities from her canon, slender Worker Drone form:Agility & Acrobatics: While naturally acrobatic from her self-taught "karate", the added mass and balance shift from her enhanced curves and tail would require adjustments. Her movements would likely be more grounded and powerful, emphasizing strong, planted movements rather than light footwork.Wings and Flight: The large, functional wings would allow for powerful flight and aerial acrobatics. They would also require a broader range of motion in her upper body.Tail Dynamics: The heavy, prehensile tail would act as a counterbalance, useful for stability in combat or dramatic flair.Overall Gait: Her walk would shift from the slightly awkward, hurried pace of a Worker Drone to a more confident, heavy-footed gait, reflecting her increased power and imposing presence.

Uzi's living areaUzi’s home, which she shares with her father, Khan, is an apartment inside Outpost 3. The style contrasts Uzi's angsty teenage room with the rest of the house, which has a more ordinary, domestic feel. Key features include:The living room: The decor is generic and features a family photograph showing Nori, Khan, and Uzi.Family photos: A specific family photograph was shown in the pilot episode, where Nori's face had been burned, possibly by nanite acid.Nori's closet: The closet of Uzi's deceased mother contains her old belongings, including documents and drawings related to the Absolute Solver. This closet is filled with drawings of Disassembly Drones, black holes, and Absolute Solver symbols. Outpost 3The outpost where Uzi and the other Worker Drones live is called Outpost 3. It was formerly a human shelter repurposed by the Worker Drones after the core collapse on Copper 9. Key features include:Fortified entrance: The entrance to the outpost is protected by a series of three doors, built and maintained by Khan Doorman.School: The outpost contains a school with classrooms and a gym.Evacuation spot: There is also a warehouse or evacuation spot within the outpost.Ballroom: A ballroom was used for prom, as seen in "The Promening".Cryosleep chamber: The outpost includes a cryosleep chamber.Layout: Some fans have attempted to map out the interior layout of Outpost 3, but official information is limited.