In N's memories, it's revealed what the Disassembly Drones were like when they were just regular Worker Drones. N is first seen reading a book about dogs in the library of the Elliott Mansion. He then goes to the kitchen where he meets with Cyn, who the latter asks if she would like to go to the gala with her, but N refused, telling her that their owners forbade them from going to it. The writers refer to N as adult. [4] Curiously, N refers to himself as a "kid" in " Cabin Fever", but he could be referring to his mental age. Uzi's clothes come from Hot Topic, according to Rebecca. Although this may just contribute to how "super unpopular" she, and everyone else, views Uzi. Uzi has shown to have unnatural strength throughout the series, e.g. breaking a wrench with her grip in Heartbeat and bending a tree and tearing apart several Worker Drones with her bare hands in Cabin Fever.

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It's also noted that she hates those who she deems useless, as seen with her constant insults and complaining about how useless N was in their mission due to his naivety and benevolent nature unfitting of a Disassembly Drone, going so far as to claim that if the company allowed her to kill useless drones, she wouldn't hesitate to do so. This was shown to be true when she infected N with a virus after he started questioning the true motives of their mission and the parent company that made them. In the events of "The Promening", Uzi notices a pot full of oil in Doll's home. She dips her finger in it, tasting the oil. She pops her finger out of her mouth before N or V could notice, foreshadowing the intensification if AbsoluteSolver within her systems. Meeting with Tessa who is excited to see how much N has "grown" since she saw him last but when she sees Uzi, her first instinct is to bite her out of spite, demanding to know what a human is doing on Copper 9, before turning to see the reconstructed J, claiming how tired she is how having to kill "this one" continously, to which J claims proudly that effective drones are cloned more, confirming to N and V that she is the real J. Suddenly, the Keybug is stolen by Doll who betrays Tessa and J by taking the key to the elevator for herself, provoking everyone else to go after the rogue drone as she descends into the depths of Copper 9, known as the " Cabin Fever Labs". Ultimately, they're successful in preventing Serial Designation J and V from killing the rest of Uzi's colony but soon realize there is a lot more going on than they first realized with the emergence of a mysterious entity known as the AbsoluteSolver. According to Khan, Uzi's mother was injected with Disassembly Drone nanites, then euthanized by Khan to "put her out of her misery." This would imply that the nanites are the only way to kill a Solver-Infected drone without them regenerating.This program first manifests as a horrific creature known as Eldritch J that seeks to reconstruct J following her destruction and later in another Worker Drone named Doll, who possesses very unnatural abilities that allows her to resurrect herself after death. The result of these incidents renders Uzi paranoid as she realizes there is more going on than what she and N thought was possible, especially when the AbsoluteSolver begins to manifest within herself. At the beginning, N revealed that he had a crush for his teammate V. However, as the series moved forward, this crush seems to have weakened, if not disappeared. Instead, he started showing more and more affection towards Uzi since Episode 3. He appears to be trusting of people, as he assumed Uzi was a new member of his squad when his systems weren't functioning properly, even wanting to introduce her to the rest of his squad. 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. This series was inspired from the 20th Century Studios film franchise, Alien created by Dan O'Bannon and Ronald Shusett. N sleeps upside-down like a bat and has to consume oil to prevent his systems from overheating. He mostly acquires this oil from murdering Worker Drones. It is also stated at the end of " PILOT" that direct sunlight can cause him to overheat.

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Minor Characters [ ] Main article: Minor Characters (Murder Drones) Episodes [ ] Season 1 [ ] No. In Series In her Solver form, Uzi sports a tail that has a fleshy creature that resembles a crocodile, with numerous purple eyes and a stinger tongue. This has caused Uzi to feel unloved by what little family she had and is likely one of the main causes, if not the primary cause, in her disturbing personality traits. However, Uzi’s relationship with her father started to heal after Khan’s wake up call and has tried to be better for Uzi ever since. SMG4 ( shorts) · Halloween Specials · Christmas Specials · War of the Fat Italians · Ssenmodnar · Stupid Mario series · Mario VS · If Mario was in... · Freddy's Spaghetteria · SMG4 CREW Ironically, real-life uzis are known for their high rate of fire, while Uzi's railgun has an exceptionally low rate of fire.After invading the evacuation point of the Wokers Drones with V, J was destroyed by Uzi when grabbed her tail and impaled the syringe into her right leg while she was distracted, which caused her to fall. Uzi then obliterated the upper half of her body with the Railgun. In " The Promening", she is seen donning a short, strapless dark purple dress along with matching laced boots, given to her by her father. Uzi decides to investigate her mother's past and look for Doll in Camp 98.7 under the guise of a camping trip, bringing her classmates and teacher along with her. N and V supervise Uzi's class while she goes alone to investigate. While investigating in a small cabin, she stumbles upon a calendar that states that all of the dogs were evacuated before the core collapse and are now immortal thanks to science, to which she lets out a sigh of relief before hearing strange noises and seeing a human hand, making her almost drop her flashlight. She then hears screaming from outside and thinks that someone's in danger, only to look out the window and see N, V, and her classmates canoeing on the frozen lake. After saving the Worker Drones from Serial Designation J and V, Uzi lost hope in them rebelling against the humans and instead realizes the futility of her attempts to make her people go against their fear. This, along with the crippling realization that her own father not only cared very little for her but was completely willing to leave her for dead to save the rest of the colony, has broken her heart and caused her to become far less empathetic and extremely bitter as a result of how she was treated by her own family, with her now bent on an unhealthy desire for full-scale genocide of humanity itself in violent retribution for their actions against them, showing severe signs of sociopathy with her relishing at the thought of her plans. Aside from the above, N has also been shown to wield various other weapons. In " Cabin Fever" he wields a bow and arrow with superhuman precision.

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N could have had a British accent, as Liam said that N could have either an American or British accent. [1] At the end of " Heartbeat" and at the beginning of " The Promening", Uzi keeps a stereotypical "conspiracy string theory" of various papers on her ceiling. Papers in Khan's office show that this was a habit Uzi inherited from her mother.While Uzi and N are outside the lair, Thad finds them and tells Uzi about the recent disappearances of Worker Drones, which convinces Uzi to return to the Worker Drones' bunker. After Uzi arrives at the bunker with N and Thad, N convinces the Worker guarding the door to let him in, and all three enter the bunker. After sneaking into the room where they fought J and V, they discover J's body is missing, this is when Uzi finds something with " AbsoluteSolver" written on it and starts reading it. Uzi finds out that this is a program that activates when the host Disassembly Drone is destroyed, and the program attempts to find material to repair the host's body. In her "Solver" form, her eyes are no longer visible, being replaced with an AbsoluteSolver symbol or the symbol "><", which Disassembly Drones have. She also grows several jagged teeth and now has large, bat-like wings with claws on the sides, and a tail with an animal-like mouth, which she used against V. Upon entering the room Uzi, N, and V look around and find many bodies of the missing Worker Drones. N finds a white blanket covering two objects, he walks over and removes the sheets revealing two bodies, Doll's parents. Doll then appears behind the three, and repairs the bullet hole in her head, while also using a special ability to throw the bullet at Uzi, which she then stops mid-air and throws the bullet to the side. Upon Doll discovering Uzi also has abilities, she agrees to help if she finds what she's looking for and teleports away before V can kill her. However, despite seeing N as an ally in her "quest" to kill all humans, Uzi begins to see N in fear after her first encounter with the mysterious program known as the AbsoluteSolver, after having to fight off its first incarnation as an eldritch machine created from J's husk and Worker Drone parts: Eldritch J. However, unlike before, this new fear isn't born from her ordinary views of the Disassembly Drones, but instead because she realizes than J, V and even N have far more sinister secrets about them, that causes her to ask N what he and the others are. However, this fear eventually fades after her guilt becomes "active" upon seeing an incredibly poorly drawn interpretation of herself and N given to her by the latter. Similar to the Disassembly Drones, Uzi has a craving for oil and can overheat if she doesn't drink enough of it. She's also been shown to burn under sunlight.