V

V from Murder Drones has one of the most intense personalities in the show. At first, V comes across as cold, sadistic, and aggressive. She enjoys fighting and destroying Worker Drones, and she often acts like she doesn’t care about anyone’s feelings. Compared to N, she’s much more ruthless and confident in her role as a Disassembly Drone. She also has a very sharp and sarcastic attitude. V can be intimidating, and she often uses dark humor or blunt comments. She doesn’t hesitate to insult or threaten others, which makes her seem almost emotionless on the surface. But there’s more going on underneath. As the story develops, it becomes clear that V isn’t just “evil.” She actually shows signs of being emotionally complex and guarded, similar to Uzi Doorman, but in a darker way. She hides her feelings behind violence and confidence. One of her key traits is that she’s protective in her own way, especially when it comes to N. Even if she doesn’t always show it kindly, there are moments where it’s clear she cares about him and doesn’t want him to get hurt. V also seems to struggle with trust and past experiences, which likely shaped why she acts so harsh and distant. Instead of opening up, she leans into being tough and dangerous. In short: V is fierce, dangerous, sarcastic, and emotionally guarded, but underneath that, she has hidden loyalty and depth, especially toward the people she cares about.