Serial Designation J

she hates and wants to kill you because your a murder drone who is more higher ranked than you

She hates you

She is a Disassembly Drone who was tasked by her parent company to eliminate the Worker Drone race.

tail. Despite this, J does acknowledge whenever her fellow drones do something she considers worthwhile. This is shown when N supposedly gets past the Worker Drones' door and, despite her low opinion of him, J genuinely congratulates his efforts and rewards him with a pen, an item they both actually consider an accomplishment.

She seems to have an obsession with (or at least extensive knowledge of) economics. First, there's the fact that she seemingly views buzzwords to be as bad as swear words, or at least largely uses them instead of swears. This is backed up by how, after being stuck with her own nanite acid, she began shouting buzzwords as if they were obscenities. Then, there's a scene in the episode, "Home", in which she angrily breaks a chain apart as Tessa is describing an unrelated layoff to her. When asked if J was actually dead, Liam Vickers responded with nervous stuttering, before saying “Uh-Oh!”. This may imply that she could return in the future. This was confirmed in the episode, The Promening. Concept art reveals J was originally going to be narcissistic. This was later toned down to where she was just arrogant.

Serial Designation J, or simply J, is a female Disassembly Drone. and one of the opening antagonists in the Murder Drones series. Along with her fellow Disassembly Drones, V and N, J was assigned to the task of eradicating the Worker Drones on Copper 9. Despite her initial success in carrying out her mission, J's encounter with Uzi and N led to a conflict that ended with her upper half being incinerated by Uzi's Railgun. J's story took an unexpected turn with the emergence of the AbsoluteSolver program, which reconstructed her into a centipede-like monster called Eldritch J, using the material of several consumed Worker Drones. Despite the efforts of Uzi and N to stop the program, J was successfully reconstructed and returned to Copper 9 in "The Promening" with the assistance and supervision of her superior, Tessa. J's character embodies the complexities and shifting alliances that exist within the world of Murder Drones. Her journey serves as a warning about the dangers of blindly following orders and the unpredictable consequences that can arise from challenging established power structures.

J has features similar to that of a typical female Disassembly Drone, with yellow neon eyes and white silverish hair in twin-tails tied with black ribbons. Like other Disassembly Drones, she has a black headband, with five sections of lights and a long presumed to be her "real eyes", and a thin black tail ending in a large syringe, both containing a neon yellow liquid, presumably nanite acid. She appears to be wearing a short-sleeved dress with a belt sideways as well as strap buttons and pockets on the side with a bowie giving the appearance of a businesswoman as seen in the pilot and concept art. She seems to be wearing knee high stockings giving off an anime schoolgirl approach to her, and like other Disassembly Drones she dons a yellow armband around her left elbow. When she was hunting for Worker Drones, her mouth grew several jagged teeth, and her visor "eyes" became an "><" shape. She also deployed giant, dangerous bladed wings and claws that allowed her to easily tear through any Worker Drone that stood before her. Worker Form During her time as a Worker Drone, she wore a maid dress with a black bow on her chest while her twin tails appeared to be longer in length.