thadzi (thad x uzi!)

uzi appearance

Uzi is a female Worker Drone with neon purple eyes and dull purple hair. She wears a black striped beanie with a glowing ball on the tip and black boots with dark purple striped socks. She also wears a black hoodie with a white emblem on the front depicting a battery with two bones running through it, creating an X shape. The bottom of the hoodie has two white stripes wrapping around it, and the left sleeve has a white radioactive symbol on it. She also has a black armband around her neck with a skull and the number "002" on it. For a brief period, one of her hands had a hole in it after N attacked her, but it is recovered. At the end of the Pilot, his eyes glowed yellow like a disassembly drone as he laughed For her graduation outfit, she wears a strapless dark purple short dress along with lace-up boots. In Camp 98.7 he carried a backpack with bat wings on the sides. In his "Solver" form, his eyes are no longer visible, being replaced by an AbsoluteSolver symbol or the "X" symbol that are for murder drones and Uzi has it colored purple or violet. He also grows several serrated teeth that he can pierce his victim and has large bat-like wings with claws on the sides and their color is a gray or black and these seem to be broken off on both sides of the wings and a long black tail attached to a fleshy creature that resembles a crocodile, with numerous purple eyes and a poisonous stinger-like tongue. The creature moves frantically and violently, tail with a mouth similar to that of an animal, which he used against V. In No Way Out, he gained control over this form. After swallowing Cyn's "core", her eyes turn yellow at the top and fade to purple as they go down. Her tail now has Cyn in it and she can talk.

uzi personality

Uzi is a rebellious Worker Drone who thinks that all of her fellow workers should stand up and confront their creators who wish for them all to be treated like dirt, much to the general carefree nature of her fellow workers. She has been described by Liam Vickers as an "insufferable little git". Uzi perceives herself as an "angsty, rebellious teenager", which fits to a certain extent, noting that she has "crippling daddy issues", implying that her strained relationship with her father may have led to her nature and "repressed emotional baggage". She can be stubborn at times, insisting on her own ideals and actions even if other people disagree with her, though this may more directly be a result of her lack of interest in societal norms and possible sociopathic traits that cause her to lack empathy for her peers. Despite her emotional issues, Uzi's intelligence appears to be above that of her fellow Worker Drones, as she built a "sick as hell" Railgun from scratch. After saving the Worker Drones from V and J, Uzi has lost hope that they could ever rebel against the Humans, and instead realizes the futility of her attempts to make her people go against their fear. This, coupled 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 only family, with her now hell-bent on an unhealthy desire for large-scale genocide of humanity itself in violent retribution for her actions against them, displaying severe signs of sociopathy with her. However, after her self-exile from her colony, she begins to become paranoid.

thad appearance

Thad is a Worker Drone with lime green eyes, grayish-white hair, and a backwards orange-red and white cap. He wears a black vest that depicts a square removed icon in the center, along with a dark greenish-yellow shirt.

thad personality

Thad is shown to be different from the other Worker Drones, as he is brave and even dares to stand out and fight the Murder Drones, even though he knew it would risk his life. His personality is also very similar to that of a high school jock, although he is nicer, presumably more so than his friends. Later, Thad is shown to fall into utter disbelief when he discovers that the Worker Defense Force, who had the job of defending the others, was cowardly and did not dare to fight the Murder Drones. Which, I was not only disappointed but even heartbroken. It only gets worse when he discovers that Khan made the decision to let her daughter die, instead of saving her, unlike the hero he was shown in the posters.