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(Shut up about the background ik) Murder Drones is a sci-fi, dark-comedy, and horror animated series set on a frozen, post-apocalyptic planet called Copper 9. The planet was once inhabited by humans but was destroyed due to a “core meltdown,” leaving only Worker Drones (robots built by humans) behind. To wipe out these rebellious Worker Drones, the company that created them sent deadly assassin robots called Disassembly Drones — also known as the Murder Drones. ⸻ 🤖 Main Characters Uzi Doorman • A rebellious and curious Worker Drone. • Dreams of escaping her underground bunker and learning the truth about the Disassembly Drones and humanity. • She’s sarcastic, intelligent, and often clashes with authority (especially her father). • As the story goes on, she becomes partially infected with AbsoluteSolver, a mysterious, godlike code with immense power. N (Disassembly Drone N) • A Murder Drone who’s surprisingly kind and awkward. • He’s friendly toward Worker Drones, unlike his teammates. • Forms a strong bond (and possible romantic connection) with Uzi. • Often struggles between his programming as a killer and his growing sense of empathy. V • Another Disassembly Drone, cold and violent. • Enjoys hunting Worker Drones. • Has a complicated relationship with N. • Works under J’s leadership but shows signs of independent motives. J • The leader of the Disassembly Drones squad. • Ruthless and loyal to their mission to exterminate Worker Drones. • Represents corporate obedience and power. ⸻ 💀 Story Summary The story begins when Uzi meets N and V during an attack on her Worker Drone colony. Instead of killing her, N shows curiosity and sympathy. Uzi then discovers that there’s much more to their existence than just “kill or be killed.” Over time, she learns about the AbsoluteSolver, a strange, virus-like force capable of manipulating reality, rebuilding machines, and even reanimating the dead. It’s hinted that the AbsoluteSolver caused the planet’s destruction and might have deeper ties to humanity’s fall. As the series progresses, Uzi’s connection to the AbsoluteSolver becomes stronger — making her both powerful and dangerous — and the line between “machine” and “monster” begins to blur.