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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. Uzi then plays dead while J plants a virus on N for questioning the company. When she leaves through the ventilation system, Uzi is convinced to remove the virus from N using the wrench Khan gave her, so he can help her get into the ventilation shaft, which is too high for her to reach. After going through the vents, Uzi and N witness V and J about to kill off the WDF and some of Uzi's classmates. A fight begins with Uzi fighting J, and N fighting V. Although N was able to overpower and incapacitate V with relative ease, Uzi nearly gets killed, but manages to land a killing blow on J's chest, and spits on her corpse. After the fight, Uzi chews out Khan for leaving her for dead, and banishes herself. N then flies off with Uzi and V through the roof of the bunker. While outside, Uzi tells N about her plan to head to Earth and kill all humans, while her eye glitches to a strange symbol before laughing maniacally. High-Quality Materials: We believe in providing our customers with plush toys that are not only visually appealing but also built to last. Murder Drones Plush toys are made from top-quality materials, ensuring their durability and softness for years to come. Uzi whenever using her powers seems to conjure purple lines of code. It is unknown if this is controllable or not.
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. In her Solver form, Uzi sports a tail that has a fleshy creature that resembles a Sentinel (of course, Uzi didn't see the Sentinels until the episode " Dead End", apparently this is some kind of code memory passing through generations of drones infected by the AbsoluteSolver, since Uzi's mother worked at Cabin Fever Labs and saw Sentinels every day), with numerous purple eyes and a stinger tongue. 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. 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.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.
Uzi is noted by N's sensors to have "Plot Armor," which is a plot device when the main protagonist is protected by the plot itself. This makes Uzi's chance of dying throughout the series drastically lower. N stops her, stating that Uzi's just a kid like them, and calls her out for withholding information from him. He goes after Uzi, telling V to look after the campers. V simply leaves the campers to do whatever they want, and walks off. Rebecca and Darren use this as an opportunity to sneak away and make out, going to a cabin that, unfortunately for them, was the same one that Uzi ran off to. Darren attempts to turn on the lights and stumbles upon a piece of flesh. As Rebecca and Darren wonder what was in the cabin, Uzi sprouts from her cocoon, albeit someone entirely different. She then kills Darren and rips Rebecca's legs off, though she manages to escape and warn the rest of the campers about Uzi. 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. 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. After barely escaping from Eldritch J, Uzi shows signs of severe trauma and becomes obsessed with the mystery of the AbsoluteSolver due to her realizing that there is much more going on at hand, with her being scared enough that simply N touching her shoulder caused her to show genuine terror near the level of their first encounter. It also seems to have lessened her bitter attitude as she immediately ran to hug her father upon seeing him due to Eldritch J having shown a hologram of it having killed him in front of her.In " Cabin Fever", Uzi is seen breaking the floorboards in the cabin without directly touching them. Following the events of Heartbeat, The Promening, and Home, Uzi appears to have reconciled with her father, no longer being aggressive towards him and willing to hear him out when he talks about Nori, even if only somewhat. Uzi has also had a very strong bond with and feelings for N (that may have gradually shifted from platonic to romantic love), being jealous of the other campers that are hanging out with him while she went alone to investigate her mother's past, and to look for Doll. However, her jealousy, combined with her anxiety over her condition and her fear of abandonment would delve her into insanity, triggering her Solver form. After N confronts her and has a heart-to-heart with her, she has shown to calm down and would reveal hidden depths to her, one that was afraid of being neglected and left to rot while everyone else moved on without her.
It is the day of the prom, and Uzi finds out that many Worker Drones are recently disappearing, and tries to bring the missing posters to her room, only to find out that her father had removed all of the things she had put on her wall, because he thought that Uzi needed to change, and brought Lizzy and Doll to help her get ready for prom. Uzi's father, Khan, is her only family member by the time the series begins, as he is the leader of the Worker Defense Force and the engineer behind the blast doors keeping their colony safe from the Disassembly Drones. He is well known for being considered emotionally abusive towards Uzi due to seeing her as a "disappointing failure of a child" and even going as far as to say that "doors are my real daughter" in an interview, even questioning the interviewer on why that confused them. 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.
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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". 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. It should be noted that in this episode, Uzi's relationship with N starts to evolve to go beyond "friends." It's also to Note that Uzi is more becoming infected by the AbsoluteSolver as she is starting to have the same yellow as Cyn and the Disassembly Drones, with the former's voice overlapping her own the more she uses it. [1] Relationships [ ] 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.
In Dead End when Uzi is looking around after waking up, her Worker Drone ID (shown as WDID) appears as UZI. 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.
N reassures her that he, like her, has always been dominated by fear but upon meeting Uzi, he felt that the fear has begun to weaken its grip over him and Uzi agrees with his sentiment as she apologizes to not going to him for help and N claims its not like she killed someone, despite her claims she did, only for him to tell her it was a joke to avoid another spire and assures Uzi that they will take baby steps to stop her fear from crushing her. Realizing that he will not abandon her to die, even when everyone else will, allows Uzi to finally drop her guard upon realizing that somebody does value her existence. The camping trip has caused a psychological change in Uzi's entire personality and demeanor due to hearing N's reassurance that her life matters to him. Uzi has been described by V as being the "sad purple one" due to "having no friends", as the rest of the Worker Drones are disturbed by her mere presence since she "freaks them out" according to Lizzy, the most popular student in her class in a stark constrast to Uzi and how all of her fellow classmates rather put themselves near N and V, their supposed predators, rather than being near her. This terrible behavior towars her is even shown from her only family member, her father Khan Doorman, who openly admits that doors are his real daughter compared to her and only showed little hesitation in leaving her to die by the Disassembly Drones to save the other colonists. Ironically, real-life uzis are known for their high rate of fire, while Uzi's railgun has an exceptionally low rate of fire. Uzi and N have been shown to possibly have feelings for each other, occasionally blushing in each others presence.
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