Murder Flirt Plot | MURDER DRONES Ep 4 Reaction

[@watchfulgamer625]

I dont think airier realized that Nori was actually Uzi's mother

[@saddlebag]

I think it’s because he doesn’t go back far enough after he pauses, so he’s missing some of the dialogue.

[@kacperk3242]

​@@saddlebagExamlpe: the cool s drawings

[@yanisaerelgallardo8222]

Yup

[@bladeviridian7853]

shush wait he realizes and then we can hold it against for all time

[@TheDaxter11]

Right? How is he so good at catching the tiniest details yet also completely oblivious to the most obvious stuff? Minus thinking there was a bug on the picture Kahn was holding when it was just the end of the necklace he was also holding just hanging over the edge of the picture.

[@Pylo-ry6ff]

Something else I just realized. Nori told Khan to "build doors against the coming sky demons". So she obviously knew about the murder drones ahead of time, but more importantly, Khan's door obsession is probably at least partly trauma from her death.

[@shotaaizawa1206]

Obviously, yet it only seems you and I have only noticed it because I never see anyone talking about it yet

[@vincentpey3929]

​​@@shotaaizawa1206its quite obvious imo, idk if everyone just recognizes it and dosnt adress it or if most people are just very oblivious.

[@Candycane-Foxy-YT]

It’s quite obvious if the whole fandom not including me didn’t notice I’d be disappointed because I definitely yes I’m a fan but I noticed it before seeing this comment and watching this video but when I watched the actual video.

[@PbeingXD]

And the fact that in Ep1 khan locked Uzi up might be becuz he dont wanna end his daughter life like he need to do it to nori after murder drone attack

[@haraken3119]

Alternate Summary: Uzi goes on bio hybrid vampire disassembly drone rampage until it get interrupted by N picking her up like a misbehaving kitten.

[@robertfarrell5039]

Or also: uzi goes to find secrets. Finds two things, has a mental break and goes home.

[@johnsmithfakename8422]

It is my head cannon that this is how Uzi is going to subconsciously deal with stress. When stressed some people eat ice cream ... Uzi goes on a cannibalistic homicidal glee filled rampage. That can also explain why N quickly snapped her out of it. She went from stressed about her circumstance to worried about him. ... it is also my head cannon that Uzi's techno-organic "Solver Uzi" form is built with the intent on taking away Disassembly Drone's advantages. Her fleshy wings give her flight, and the tail (technically a head with eyes and teeth) improve her spacial awareness AND give her an additional weapon (for disassembly).

[@ArchForge11]

I think the high temp notice on Uzi’s face wasn’t because she was jealous but because she was over heating, like how it was stated in the pilot that disassembly drones needed oil to avoid over heating and Dying

[@frp3337]

But uzi's emotions seem to have an impact on the absolute solver's control, when she asks v if she could talk to n and v replies "I make sure you can't" She clearly felt hatred and anger and quickly returned to fighting, but when she stab N's hand comes out of attack mode and looks worried

[@ArchForge11]

@@frp3337 I was just talking about the high temp airier was confused about. A few things you said do make sense but I don’t fully agree with. We do know that the absolute solver is self aware and malicious program that could have used Uzi’s dying state to try and take control (her emotional state could have affected it as well). When she first struck V she had a moment of clarity, when she goes back to attacking (probably not because of hate but emotional distress and the program using it to influence her actions) and is about so stab V, I doubt it was in control of her actions. By then Uzi had enough oil to cool off her system and the program had less of a hold on her, and her and N’s talk was used to return her emotional stability.

[@frp3337]

@@ArchForge11 makes sense

[@rhyderleming5851]

Correct

[@steveconvertibles3352]

Why not both?

[@MegiMoon]

N is like an actual absolute tank among Murder Drones. His pain resistance is really high. He takes damage like nothing and regenerates fast, maybe even faster than others. Both J and V had limbs thorn away and stabbed by accid. J panicked bc of accid and it was easy to stab her with a pen. V had a problem with her limbs regeneration. Meanwhile N was sliced in multiple ways and was getting back the fastest. V seems faster and better in flying but now I understand how one drop kick from N could knock her out in episode 1 or how flipping stong N's arms are as well. He threw Uzi up HIGH like nothing. He didn't look bothered while reaching into sunlight to take Uzi's hand away. It's possible that he also could survive longer without oil. I wonder if watching that tape will trigger something else in N too. Now in power N seems closer to Absolute Solver lvl. Uzi was going wild bc of need for oil. It N will be hit with need for oil then it's possible that Uzi would need to stuff N with her oil bc he would refuse to hurt other drones. Absolute Solver oil + seems like the strongest male murder drone seems like even more wild potential for true danger to everyone around.

[@usamong1129]

the 3 doors are made to be heavy so the murder drones cannot enter. N clawed it open and held onto it until it can destroy the lock with his tail.

[@kevinneutzling8267]

N mentions he constantly accidentally stings himself. Maybe that improved his pain tolerance over time. Also we see he was always dedicated and driven even when he was a worker drone-it’s likely they upgraded him to take advantage of that.

[@frp3337]

N seems to get more powerful when he has moral support, in episode 1 he was losing the battle to v, but when he saw that uzi was in danger he quickly came up with a plan and managed to neutralize v

[@AllExistence]

He is not the pacifist.

[@icchasaki]

I mean… it makes sense he has a high pain tolerance, he was abused by J for however long. She was pretty brutal. His behaviour also supports that being a bigger deal than he makes it out to be. Accidentally wrote an essay on it one time lmao- Also, from what I’ve heard, he can lift smth like 84 tons, which explains the yeeting of Uzi into the stratosphere 😅

[@Pylo-ry6ff]

Just a quick note on the long fall thing you mentioned. There were a couple of moments of weird falling physics in episode three as well. At the time I assumed it was a combination of Doll's power and the animator's fudging physics to get the choregraphy they wanted to work right, but with the long fall in this episode and the general lack of fall damage shown with stuff like Lizzy being thrown over the trees by that missile, my theory is that Copper 9 has a noticeably lower level of gravity than earth. Could be that I am just reading too much into stuff that does just exist for the sake of drama/comedy, but I think it would be a nice little addition to the lore.

[@NazoPureChaos]

Apparently someone did the math, and the amount of time they fell is roughly how long it would take to fall from cloud-height.

[@aisutistoto5771]

​@@NazoPureChaosNICE. ATTENTION TO DETAIL GO BRRRRRR

[@chair7198]

"She just fleshed that." Is now my new favorite sentence.

[@icchasaki]

Idk why this is so funny to me 🤣

[@AWest-en5ee]

I'm guessing the green mecha-roach scanned Nori's (Uzi's mom) necklace and recognised it as "unit 002", which means that whatever happened there, Uzi's mother was working on it. The lore will be deep and twisted on this one...but of course, it is Liam Vickers, it's a given.

[@frp3337]

Yep

[@frp3337]

i will call him jeff

[@-aishwuzhere372]

I noticed something: When V says "New body, same horrors. Huh Cyn?" To Uzi, "Cyn" also appeared in the pilot/episode 1 when J slapped N back into concience and we see "You're dead [idiot]", on the top left there is [-string "Absolute Solver" blocked by administration "CYN" ] . And we also see it in the last scene when Uzi's face was glitching and it said "Absolute Solver : False/True" there was also a "CYN" there. So that "CYN" might have something to with the Absolute Solver, craving oil or something. I'm not really sure, but V definitely knows more than she's leading on. Another thing is when N touched the "ZOMBIE DRONES!!!" thing and images started flashing, there was a frame of a drone that looks very similar to that "new one" we saw in the ep2 flashback, we never got to know who that was, but I feel like they're important or might have something to do with "CYN". Now I might be completely wrong on that last one but I just felt the need to point that out since I saw no one talk about it :| we just have to wait till episode 5 and find out I guess.

[@somerandomdude3729]

And the plot thickens.

[@mrksimka1159]

I think you missing the easiest and most obvious answer. Cyn is the name of that drone from flashback in episode 2 and her personality lives inside absolute solver. Case closed

[@NoRegs30]

Cyn seems to be the abosulteSolver But is also their Admin? Idk

[@shadowstalker1857]

OH SHIT CYN, it's from another story I from one of the animators (forgot name) I heard it before. If anyone else read the story, don't tell airier he is gonna flip.

[@samuels1123]

@@mrksimka1159 I don't think that makes any sense, absolute solver is a translation of code to magic, it so far shows no personality when used normally, and is just generally weird after doing a hivemind with the agents for J. Additionally, absolute solver was listed as blocked by administrator CYN, why would solver block itself?

[@emissary8]

V thinks Uzi is "Cyn". If you go back to the pilot episode, to when N reboots, "Cyn" is mentioned in a line of code regarding the Absolute Solver.

[@DarkRaikon]

i think its more about talking to herself... when she said new body same horror i think she meant uzi's mom changing as well before she killed her

[@shadow20482]

​@@DarkRaikon nope, v said "new Body same Horrors, huh Cyn?"

[@Style_224]

​@@DarkRaikon no actually she said "new body same horror,huh cyn"

[@beeternity]

​@@Style_224 "New body, same horrors, huh Cyn?"

[@shaundecamp7738]

From what we know now v is the first of v n and j to become a murder drones

[@jamesanimations4885]

The singularity is a ai that can change it own code to make itself smarter at an exponential rate Uzies mom saying something about that might mean it's real and would be the most terrifying thing in this show

[@greyknight180]

singularity might also refer to the point of infinite density at the center of black hole

[@guregan634]

@@greyknight180 Infinite density ? Like a certain cube of pure evil ?

[@mickyflint]

The technological singularity-or simply the singularity[1]-is a hypothetical future point in time at which technological growth becomes uncontrollable and irreversible, resulting in unforeseeable changes to human civilization.[2][3] According to the most popular version of the singularity hypothesis, I.J. Good's intelligence explosion model, an upgradable intelligent agent will eventually enter a "runaway reaction" of self-improvement cycles, each new and more intelligent generation appearing more and more rapidly, causing an "explosion" in intelligence and resulting in a powerful superintelligence that qualitatively far surpasses all human intelligence.[4]

[@greyknight180]

@@guregan634 fortunetly internecion cubes posses only near-infinte density

[@XDKILLA21]

​@GureGAN could this certain cube of pure evil happen to have the name of kevin?

[@DanGamingFan2406]

The lore and worldbuilding is so good and subtle. I can't wait to see where it goes next. Uzi's "vampire drone" form looked so freaking cool, and the scene where she and N joke over it while plummeting through the atmosphere is absolutely adorable. N being so supportive in general was really sweet. It also seems like V is really warming up to the worker drones, but she's definitely still hiding something about her and N's past. I love the scene where N stands up to her for once, and how V took the blame for all the deaths.

[@Sci_pher]

*zombie drone

[@scalesthebattlemage4634]

*Murder drone (I don't understand how people are getting this confused)

[@Sci_pher]

@@scalesthebattlemage4634 because the technical term of them is disassembly drones

[@scalesthebattlemage4634]

@@Sci_pher they're the same thing when you're a robot

[@yanisaerelgallardo8222]

Zombie not a vampire, or murder drone!!!!! Zombie because she got a flesh wings and tail

[@omegaalpha8380]

I'm glad I wasn't the only one who could tell they upgraded the animation in this one, everything just looked so much more fluid.

[@АртемРябовол]

I want to note that the drone girl from N's memories from this episode seems to be holding a human hand in her mouth and in the next frame a human hand hangs on the chandelier. Did she massacre the mansion?

[@frp3337]

Maybe

[@TheSeventhSpeckle]

And we figure out she did

[@airlynaces]

I believe Final Girl is a reference to the final girl that survives in horror movies. Appropriate for the chase scene in the woods.

[@blazeburner4832]

There is so much lore plus if you didn't notice at the start uzi has small version of her wings, also I am naming the holographic metal cockroach echo

[@Airier]

I second naming it Echo. 😁

[@blazeburner4832]

​@@Airier also I think Cyn the drone we saw in N dream that new girl

[@baileylarsen9439]

Echo it is then, spread the news, it’s name is echo.

[@Total_eclipse1419]

​@@blazeburner4832 that's what I think because we never got her name when she was introduced

[@johncronk8867]

@@blazeburner4832 CYN is mentioned in N’s reboot code in episode one.

[@R3nZed]

Personally, i think that to use Apsolute solver's power, it needs to be "fed" oil in order to not "overheat". That's why Uzi carried a bunch of parts with her. But since she didn't feed it in time, the Solver went "f**k it, i'll do it myself" (25:20). And since we already know that the solver is in the murder drones(which causes their thirst for oil), everything is coming together nicely. Altough, knowing Liam Vickers, We'll still be suprised...

[@Mirvra]

It does seem like the absolute solver is some kind of infection/experimental programming gone wrong that twists the laws of reality somehow, and the murder drones are basically all carriers of a ''de-fanged'' variant of the absolute solver sent in to wipe out all the drones because management can't afford letting an unshackled absolute solver carrier drone reach Singularity levels. (That or N is the only one of the murder drones that carries the Absolute solver infection, but it's been somehow forcefully contained within him, possibly the cause of his lack of memories?) And it looks like Uzi and Doll carry two different ''strains'' of the Absolute solver infection/code, since the manifestations of their abilities are different... For example Doll's ability to constantly teleport everywhere which Uzi lacks.

[@kryziankiel]

She carried only an arm and we see that she din't like seeing that arm when she tries to reach it.

[@R3nZed]

@@kryziankiel She didn't carry just 1 arm, other parts are clearly visible under it, and it was shown in the quick flashback that she went back into Dolls home to get those parts. Also where did you get that she didn't like seeing the arm? Granted, she likely wasn't happy, but she was reaching for it probably to eat it, because she was "overheating". And the 2nd time, when she's in the cabin, she goes for it but prolongs it a bit too much so Apsolute solver went "f**k it, i'll do it myself" and turnes her into...that.

[@syweb2]

3:40 That's the necklace. You can see it in the previous shot draped over the photo. 10:50 There was no purple one, see above. 14:08 Actually a really fun easter egg happened in episode 1, where after the final fight someone in the background shouts "Hey guys! A dead body!" 18:20 They're always some kind of red-orange, it's never just one or the other. 23:45 End my suffering was _discontinued_ not discounted. Basically opposites. 29:30 Based on the hair at the sides, it's the new/fourth maid drone from episode 2. 43:10 The trio of pods seem to be a subplot that happens every other episode, though episode 5 may prove me wrong when it comes out. 44:44 You should probably get that checked out.

[@softrainbowboi]

After rewatching the first episode of Murder Drones, I actually noticed that the "CYN" V mentions appears in that episode. When N goes through his memories and gets to the portion that says "YOU'RE DEAD [idiot]", you can see in the top left that some of the Absolute Solver functionality was blocked by an administrator named "CYN", so N is forced to load a backup.

[@hahasomeoneelse1720]

I think the robot that was behind tessa in ep 2 was zombified and that's what V knows because in N's flashback thing in this episode it looked like the fourth robot from N flashback in ep 2 Also feels like N's gonna have lot of flashbacks

[@thefrogggy100]

that robot behind tessa was J, tessa calls her by name

[@degeneratesofthealphav2523]

@@thefrogggy100 that was on episode 3. it's still J and the one from the flashbacks are not the same.

[@thefrogggy100]

@@degeneratesofthealphav2523 i know thats what i said - its J and not the fourth robot

[@degeneratesofthealphav2523]

@@thefrogggy100 I thought you were referring to episode 3. No, in episode 2 the robot behind Tessa is not J.

[@thefrogggy100]

@@degeneratesofthealphav2523 You were talking about episode 2?

[@gabe-dn4qp]

If you go back to the scene where N finds the building where the "Zombie Drones" tape is, rewatch the part where he's looking at the computer screen that shorts out. 28:28 In the bottom left hand corner there are two dots that sort of blink once. I'm fairly certain those are eyes.

[@icchasaki]

It’s Doll. She was behind him just like w Uzi :0

[@chinacarter8319]

So glad I’m not the only one that caught that part

[@Pylo-ry6ff]

Definitely my favorite episode so far. Uzi, N, Khan, and to a lesser extent V and Lizzy all had major character building in this one. Either taking steps forward with N standing up to V or just fleshing the existing character out like that bit with Khan's backstory i mentioned in my other comment.

[@bdk336]

The tiny little purple thing isn't a bug at all. It's part of the choker she got from her mom with the ominous symbol and number on it similar to the one she got from doll. 002 is the number on her mom's choker.

[@shoggog9451]

in the part were Uzi is investigating the cabin right before the hand pops up you can see a drone siting on the flipped chair facing away from the camara. the drone also has the same hair as the girl behind tesa in the flash back on ep2 and the girl in the 3 quick frames that pop up when n taps the zombie drones thingy

[@YeinVZ]

i was literally just thinking "did airier already do a reaction to md ep 4?" and then you post this

[@m.xke_v]

SAME THING

[@Airier]

[Dramatically takes puts on sunglasses while indoors] 😎

[@lmMentallyIll]

lol

[@tntkff9901]

I think that their systems allow for some "self preservation" instinct, but they didn't include "species preservation" instinct, hence their utter lack of empathy when dealing with the concept of death.

[@IronDino]

14:40 It was the Absolute Solver's dislike of its reflection. (It cracks mirrors remember). 16:35 Absolute Solver IS powerful, but it does have its drawbacks and limitations. Its strength seems to be best derived from a single. purposeful, and above all, FOCUSED emotion. 18:30 The bugs seem to be a non-sentient multipurpose entity that can be quickly repurposed for various uses. Their 'default' state seems to be roaming/cleanup (similar to real roaches). I think the 'big bitey thing' from Episode 2, was J's Absolute Solver hijacking and amalgamating multiple bugs (along with the corpses of both humans and bots). 23:25 The Absolute Solver solves, ABSOLUTELY. 25:10 Uzi is experiencing 'High Temperature'. The Worker Drones shouldn't have this issue. The Murder Drones do. To rectify it... they need oil... 25:30 This is what happens when you try to solve beyond your ability. You'll get a solution... but not the one you want. 27:05 I think the thing most people don't realize about the second generation Worker Drones, they are a LOT of personality with very little self-preservation instincts. I mean that it's literally a part of their programming. 28:28 Doll? 30:10 Damaged hardware of an Absolute Solver self-destructs into a black hole. What happens when the hardware is the size of a planet? 32:15 I mean, he's not wrong. 'U' is a fitting Serial Designation for a Dissasembly Drone. 35:11 You gotta habla your espanol. 35:25 Cyn. Could be short for 'cynthetic'. Could be an alternative to 'sin'. Could be both. Could be neither. Could be more. 39:00 And now you know why the Dissassembly Drones seemed to be overengineered for destruction. Because anything less than a direct hit would be insufficient to dismantle a Worker Drone. Also, you've got to watch to the end of the credits. There's a little bit of extra text at the end of it.

[@breadcrumm7749]

20:13 Why does he realize this for the first time every single episode?

[@Airier]

Memory of a goldfish. :)

[@Speedy_Ethan]

Haven't watched the video yet (of course since I'm now here), but I always love your reactions and analysis to these and other videos. It's made me have a higher standard for who I watch for reactions from, and it's given me better viewing experience overall. Keep it up dude!

[@Airier]

😊😁

[@aliamvickersfan2388]

Agree 100%

[@frp3337]

@@Airier yes

[@Hornet219]

Everyone remember episode 1? on N's face when he remembered dying, (The "you're dead idiot" screen) it said "Absolute solver blocked by administration "cyn"" now on this episode V said "New body, same horrors, huh Cyn?" Uzi's mutations were biological, yet seemed to mirror a Disassembly Drone. (only workers call them murder drones) I have no idea what all this means, but i am keeping note on it while more information becomes available. Maybe the disassembly drones were sent specifically to kill this "absolute solver"? this fits with V having killed Doll's parents, and Uzi's mother being killed by a Disassembly drone's (probably V) nanite acid. but doesn't fit with absolute solver being part of them like we saw in episode 2. Then again, it could just be a mission V has taken upon herself. while arguing with N to kill Uzi she did say "we do our jobs, and that THING leaves us alone"......Hmmm, too many things are still left unknown.

[@akame_s]

The 002 on the bugs message top right corner is Uzis mom Noris number (on choker and badge), im thinking it scanned her and thought she was her mother? There’s so much interesting lore, so much to unpack! I cannot wait to get more information, great video as always 😄

[@Cattttttttttttttt]

35:21 Administration Cyn! that’s the same thing we saw from N’s perspective when he died in episode 1. there’s definitely more behind that

[@blahblahgamer827]

oh, just noticed at 28:27 there's a pair of orange eyes behind N (they blinked) maybe it's doll?

[@Hornet219]

huh......Thank you for pointing that out. I completely missed it.

[@LORDMM.]

Well, that's very possible considering 22:04

[@YourLocalMairaaboo]

Remember. In episode 2, Uzi was the one scared of the Murder Drones' eldritch mess. How the turntables...

[@moonknightress5059]

29:25 Look at the pigtails and the headpiece! Its the fourth drone from Ns flashback in episode 2

[@Johnmaloney1962]

Been checking for this since the episode dropped, love your reactions. No one else checks the small details like you do.

[@TheAWE50MEMAN]

Airier has now "just realized" 3 times that JC Jennson is a rip on Johnson & Johnson. He forgets between episodes and realizes it all over again. XD

[@TheDaxter11]

3:21 I think you might need new glasses, that's not a bug. Not only is it way too small for those robo bugs and not buglike in the slightest, just moments before this shot, when its an up close of the picture he's holding, you see the necklace resting on the picture. That's literally just the tip of the necklace with a purple gem. Edit: She didn't get "high temp" because she was embarrassed she's getting high temp because of her powers, she didn't mean to smash that window and she started overheating, she brought the hands because oil cools her down.

[@DarklinkXXXX]

I think there might be something to the idea that jealousy and other anxiety inducing trains of thought exacerbate though. After all, it seems like she was only able to cool off the first time because V distracted her from whatever she was thinking.

[@brendancharcoal5958]

28:55 she looks like the drone that was behind Tessa in N’s memories from episode 2

[@austinsebben1402]

Bat wings also have thumbs, but you’re right Uzi’s looks far more human than bat, the index finger would be part of the wing if it were specifically bat

[@shadowreaperbg7759]

thes is the 3th time he ''just'' realizes what jcjonsen is beast on

[@The_Raydinator_2008]

The irl version is JCJenson, is SCJohnson, the windex makers, and the planet the show takes place on is I think a moon that orbits Saturn

[@Airier]

Good catch. And I do think your probably right about this being a moon around Saturn (unless it's a completely different planetary system).

[@LiterallyInternet]

Its an exoplanet, which (correct me if im wrong), an exoplanet is a planet outside of our solar system.

[@michaelmeza8646]

In the first episode, Uzi says that they were mistreated in the name of windex. That's probabbly why.

[@The_Raydinator_2008]

@@LiterallyInternet idk tbh

[@ashfiresunpowernado9419]

The design of the drones did change over the pilot. It has been a year, glitch changed their design.

[@XanMagus]

@Airier around 28:20 the Zombie Drone tape isn't there when N enters the building, it was placed there for N to find.

[@SuperMongoosem]

CYN refers to administrator CYN, they were hidden in ep 1. When N's head was being rebuilt, the text on his face said something like "absolute solver was overridden by administrator CYN, reconstructing from backup", its why N never went monster mode, unlike how J turned out.

[@MrEndo]

First of all remember when in episode 2 the absolute solver was repairing J it said „More like you are our puppets“ Uzi got controlled by the Absolute solver but i doubt is the only thing controlling her. NOT. A single youtuber noticed how when she captured the arrow her absolute solver turned yellow….. Plus there is a fourth murder drone from the memory of N that we haven’t seen that was on the leg of tessa. I don’t know yet how but somehow it must be in uzis body maybe „cyn“ is a person that is this fourth drone. Also when N was looking in the black screen in the zombie vhs tape house you could see in the reflection the eyes of Doll glowing in the background. Uzi needs way more Energy now since her abilities come with a great cost making her in need for Oil of other drones and Overheat in the Sun.

[@DataDownLynk]

I posted a slightly more in depth comment in the main thread but I wanna add onto this a tad. I believe Cyn was Nori, and Nori moved her consciousness to her daughter when she was born/made. But I could be way off.

[@blahblahgamer827]

there was a date in the prom episode I believe, the balloons spelled out a year, I don't remember what year though lol

[@dinodude6992]

If I remember correctly, it said 3071. Which means that the founding of the camp has been around for seven decades

[@griffin_the_hybrid]

28:30 that's Cyn, the admin of the murder drones and the one who was working with Tessa, also why V says "new body, same horrors huh Cyn?" Cyn was working with Tessa when J and V were working with them 34:35

[@Samgreen90]

(At 23:15) In the words of Frylock from _Aqua Teen Hunger Force,_ "You're liquefied, Bitch!"

[@MinecraftConstant117]

"She just *fleshed* that." Is going to be a new sentence I use when things like that happen in shows, movies, ect.

[@austinsebben1402]

Yeah, when N grew his head back in episode 1, one of the lines of code was something like Absolute Solver blocked by Administrator CYN

[@drache7652]

just noticed that in the black hole scene that the mansion could maybe be the one from N memory in episode 2

[@WorldWeave]

The guy who’s always had his head in fire is Braiden…he first appeared in an episode 2 cutaway gag where Uzi stole his sentience…basically controlling him…his head has been on fire ever since, up until the start of this episode where he pats it out as he leaves the bus…Uzi decapitated him at 32:11

[@Captain_tiberius]

This is why i like to watch your reactions, even when you miss things, you help me catch details that "I" miss when watching for thie first time! you didnt mention it, so in case you didnt connect them: the drone under the cabin boards at 18:44 is in the photo with Uzi's mom and dad, at 3:07. though i will point out, they no longer have hair, which seems like an odd detail. At 28:57 when you see the [Nul] i on my first watch was too enraptured by what i was looking at, to see what i was looking at. I think, givin the lights, and what i think are windows, you can see the side profile of the mansion from ep 2. wild speculation, but givin its size, location in the sky, and that gravity is breaking down, i think it might be a star collpasing into a black hole. This isnt utterly unfounded, not only did J's remains seem to destroit space aorund them like mini black holes, but Uzi's mom clamed "Singularty is coming" Now, in the modern Lexacon, Singularty tends to only be used in two contexts. the first, and seemingly most relevent, is the theoritical point where an A.I. begins to evolve and change faster then humans could perdict/control. the "unshackling point" as it were, where A.i. would truly, surpass us. The other time Singularty is used, is the event herizon of a black hole, where no matter can return. A personal theory of mine, but ive long suspected that Absolute solver's point, was triggering an extinction event. you solve absaloutely every problem, makeing sure there is no one left to have any. with this new episode, now in wondering if perhapes both meanings of singulatry are being refrenced. especially since drones surffing from Absolute Solver, seem to over heat in sunlight. at 28:37 there are eyes watching N as he explores the... control room? camp masters cabin? radio tower? they blink for just a second, before N moves on. they could be lights, but i personally think they are eyes, as they look like to me that they "shut off" from top to bottom, and they have a lighter glow, that is angled tword N. However, i dont think weve seen any drones with eyes destorited like that. FInal note from me: that the JCjensson offical employ tranning tapes not only refrured to Zombie drones, but expelictilt stated in was not ment from droid viewing, though on the sufrace funny, has very concering under tones. Clearly the humans on this planet were aware that something was going wrong with there drone's, and V's remark that there is no proof that the humans "blew themselves up" is starting to feel very ominous....

[@hunterhackney772]

we have to get film theory on this because i have the feeling that ownly matpat can solve this case

[@Myron0117]

the tiny bug at the beginning was just the collar Khan has put over the picture, he then grabbed it after/while spinning the pictures. the magic of lighting is often confusing, eh?

[@Lightmagician60]

the big sphere with [Null] on it. is probably a black hole... or a White Hole... in Code, Null is used for "Nothing", it's very important in code know how null works, 5 x 0 = 0 5 x null = 5 it tells the program to skip steps, so the implications when the Solver reads the sphere as "Null" means it reads nothing there. it suggests that the sphere isn't a black hole, but possible a White Hole, for context, a Black Hole is super dense matter that pulls things into it. a White Hole is un-dense matter {or anti matter} that pushs things way. you can also image a white hole as a vacuum that hold itself together.

[@supapoopatroopa6882]

It’s very strange that it’s called zombie drones when the wings and burning in the sun plus drinking oil/blood all seems far more vampiric… unless the zombie drones thing isn’t talking about absolute solver 0_0

[@blazeburner4832]

Cyn the drone we saw in N dream that new girl oh yes

[@KKLaurelye]

Things you may have missed: The year is 3071 All Murder Drones have Absolute Solver but it's blocked by the administration except for dire circumstances V, J, and N all have CYN as their administration The planet they're on is an exoplanet called Copper-9 Humanity still exists on Earth and maybe on other planets The girl in N's flashback was briefly introduced in Episode 2, she's the Murder Drone hiding behind Tessa V killed Doll's parents when she snuck in during Episode 1 The Absolute Solve in both Uzi and Doll activated due to trauma/danger I think all robots, and maybe other stuff, have limited self-repair abilities, the Murder Drones are just way better In the mansion, V, J, and N are all Worker Drones, with white optics instead of yellow optics, like in the present At the end of Episode 3, when Uzi catches the bullet, V is pointing her gun at Uzi instead of Doll Tessa is the name of the human who owned (and maybe made) the Murder Drones, back before they were Murder Drones Solid eyes mean calmer emotions, hollow eyes mean startled or scared The Main Character's name is Uzi Doorman, and her mother's name is Nori The red-eyed Absolute Solver drone is named Doll Nori was 002 and Doll's mom, Yeva, was 048. When J used the Absolute Solver to try to regenerate, her number was 672 or something The bugs are scavengers/recyclers. They feast on spilled oil and dead robot parts. Some of them seem to fulfill other purposes as well Absolute Solver isn't illusions, it's reality-warping Monster J had illusions because she was using her many eye-head things as projectors The first time we saw Uzi's Absolute Solver was in Episode 1 but not at the end. We saw it briefly when J shot at her

[@MizukiStone44]

I think the N in the Mirror version was him as a Worker Drone... pulling wide his lip and looking at newly grown fangs with absolute solver in one eye. In short when he was about one step further in his 'upgrade' to Disassembly drone then Uzi is right now. Mind you that's a guess, not even a proper theory.

[@robloxgameshowsasmr]

When nearing the zombie drones tape, N looks at a black screen and in the reflection you can also see a pair of red eyes blinking. It’s in the bottom left corner

[@Lightmagician60]

while the whole light thing could just be "hahaha vampires" Light behaves very uniquely, it's the only known sustance to behave like matter while also not. if you hold up paper to light. you know that some light goes through the paper, while some bounces off. while not changing the properties of the light, some just goes through. also light travels funny, any experiments to figure out if light experiences drag come up the same, nothing slows light down or speeds it up, not even motion itself, sticking a light source on the front of a moving object, won't speed up the light, and vice versa with the back of a moving object...

[@interlock2.076]

I think uzi had an anxiety attack just in a robot form.

[@aj_art7201]

first of all at 4:50 theres a slightly transparent girl. Her arms are smooth so she might be either a disassembly drone, or a human, although she has drone proportions, and it looks like theres joint lines on her neck. theres also a human hand that shows up for a split second. Im pretty sure you noticed both of these, but either forgot about them or didnt consider it too important to analyze at 13:06 , you can see dolls eyes in the reflection of the broken screen at 13:17 (In the original video) the Drone tessa brought back with her during Ns flashback in episode 2 is the drone you see, and she's eating a human hand. Shes also pointing at it, while looking at what Im assuming is N And yeah, Im pretty sure as you said the MDs are knockoffs of the AS drones. also, it takes about a minute to fall 10,000 feet iirc. And clouds are between 4,500-18,000 feet off the ground (on earth at least, also that might be somewhat inaccurate) so they could totally have fallen for that long. That sparking on Uzi might be something similar to the sparking N and V had when they were workers. a literal "spark" between them if you will, although it seems one sided at the moment. Or it could have been a visual glitch. idk.

[@aj_art7201]

oh also, CYN is the "administrator" that blocked absolute solver in N back in the pilot. iirc, you pointed out that the MDs had CYN before their designations on their armbands as well. Might have been someone else who pointed that out, but yeah.

[@jeremycrenshaw9506]

Did anyone realize before reaching the zombie drone part he just said don't be a zombie robot? It's in the 1st building Uzi explores. He's a time traveler I tell you!

[@austinsebben1402]

My very first instinct when I see for myself what the sun’s effect is is that, ohhh, you’ve turned from a program in a metal shell to being a program in a hologram? Manifesting as a hologram, but not actually stored where your body seems to be, but a computer elsewhere like a Star Trek Hologram? What it looks like isn’t that the sun somehow is burning you, but disrupting your projection? There is physicality to touch stuff and drink oil? And are the Disassembly Droids human made copies of what Uzi is, to match those creatures? Fascinating stuff

[@cs90west22]

If you look back at your reaction to episode 1 part 2 when N gets rebooted you read the text saying "absolute solver blocked by administrator cyn"

[@Samgreen90]

(At 10:45) these bugs look strangely like "cockroaches"

[@joshcassell8954]

Two theories I can think of and am willing to share. 1. the Cockroach robot "Roach-bot" where originally designed to collect spilled, and possibly create new, "Oil". 2. the "oil" itself is biological in nature, using something like algae to make it as a byproduct of just living. Thoughts?

[@rhyderleming5851]

Dude, doll was not a hologram, she was real, as for the bugs, think cockroaches, they mean nothing, also, on the picture, it was not a bug, it was the collar, nori’s collar specifically

[@TheArcSet]

Thanks for this reaction. I'd say you might be putting to much emphasis on the oil drinking mosquito bugs, but then again, for the 1st time this episode shows that they may have a purpose, beyond incidentally indicating corpses, even if most aren't obviously fulfilling it. The idea that al the drones might be humans occurred to me early on, by while I've not dismissed the matrix theory, most of them don't seem very human, or intelligent; then again, I guess if you train babies, they won't necessarily ever learn to think outside their box.

[@Velvetloss]

Nice to have someone who actually pays attention to the lore.

[@brendancharcoal5958]

The Absolute Solver looks like matter manipulation

[@foxtrotstudios2958]

29:33 i just realized that this was CYN, aka the drone that was shying away behind Tessa in the Mansion memory

[@colt1903]

Uzi: WHAT IS HAPPENING TO ME?! Baymax: Puberty.

[@thediamondking2753]

If you go back to the outro of the first episode, when uzi's eye flashes and glitches for the first time, you can see the line of code "string_absolutesolver: false" and then it changes to "string_absolutesolver: true" showing that when uzi actually first became a part of absolute solver was when she was ranting about killing all humans. I don't know what this means but its definitly important

[@Wixvhen]

Okay, so reading the comments, I have a very strong idea of what's going on now. A long time ago, Nori, Uzi's mom, and the tussian girl's parents (among others) went to camp together and either created or discovered a singularity. An AI capable of rewriting itself to improve and evolve past its original programming. This singularity understanding what it was and what it meant for the workers warned the drones about the coming disassembly drones through bits and pieces of its code that exist inside the workers. The name of this singularity is likely 'The Absolute Solver'. An infectious code that is similar to a zombie infection, hence zombie drones. However, her and the Russian girl likely both had interactions with murder drones that resulted in them A. NOT being disassembled and B. Coming into contact with the auto repair saliva. This led to the solver becoming active and even replicating the superior disassembly drones at the cost of increased heat similar to said drones. The disassembly drones weren't sent because of the death of the humans. They were sent in response to the singularity. They go after the workers because those are the ones most likely to carry said singularity, either in part or whole, while also feeding on them. Nori's solution was to build giant walls/doors to prevent the attack from reaching them. Her death (probably related to overheating herself) was likely a point of trauma that led to dad's obsession. V knows for some reason, but doesn't want to outright tell N that their job is to kill Uzi specifically, and is trying to.use Uzi to find the rest since there's clearly more than one now.

[@DataDownLynk]

This makes a lot of sense, and clears up a lot. I'm currently surfing the comments as well. I'm trying to figure out who or what Cyn is. I'm leaning towards a who, the who being the 4th maid drone from the beginning of ep. 2 and flashes of this one. Possibly Cyn and Absolute solver are one and the same? And is that drone? Maybe Cyn was Nori and is now Uzi? Would make sense with what V said during her fight with Uzi. Don't really know how that would work. Maybe Nori moved her core programming into baby Uzi just before she died. Which would actually make Uzi Nori herself. Bit of a Steven Universe thing. This really is just speculation and I guess we're gonna need more info from future episodes before we really learn more. I really haven't found too many answers in though, and honestly creating more questions. But hey, I think that means Liam did his job well. God this series is a headscratcher for sure, and I super cannot wait for more.

[@Samgreen90]

(At 7:05) the Russian girl named "Doll" is NOT dead.

[@Merrsharr]

Every single Episode: Arier: I just realized what JC Jennson looks like

[@dragonshake7798]

29:47 an arm in a chandelier. A memory of his time in a mansion, wear an arm ended up there.

[@tias512]

30:22 THE WAY HIS SMILE FADES LMAO

[@TheKeller101]

Do not apologize for pausing to search for hidden messages. I can't speak for everyone, but I for one love how thorough you are. The only thing I would change is that you should get pen and paper to remember everything you discover. Also I think the presence of the bugs just means there are bodies nearby because they drink the oil.

[@Airier]

😯😊

[@_azureAutumn]

N's absolute solver was blocked by administration "Cyn" in the first episode when he reboots, hm.

[@Airier]

... 😶😯😨

[@bdk336]

Did you notice that it looks like the murder drones' wings and tails look like they were modeled based on the wings and tail Uzi grew?

[@SymmbolZS]

38:48 "how is there anyone left" Uzi lives in a "HUGE" colony, remember episode 3? all of them were just the students with the exception of the teacher and Uzi's dad

[@cartooncritique6625]

This show about sentient robots in a dystopian future has slowly started to turn into a show about sentient robots surviving Lovecraftian horrors.

[@WO_21]

Anyone else see a supermassive black hole during N’s little mental snap? Around 28:57 ? Null is a value that literally means “Nothing” not zero, as in there’s nothing there, Null means the absence of value, aka: Divide by 0. Aka: BLACK HOLE, the absence of light, matter, and non-matter.

[@jack-o-kingtheblaze933]

At 4:50 in the episode (or 12:53 in this video) you can see a ghost like figure down the hall that uzi's looking down to the left before the hand appeared.

[@itachi112059]

The "sparking" was the gold bug under her cap

[@CyberweaverVT]

I was wondering when you were gonna react to this And apparently so were other people You’re a goddamn mind reader

[@Dusxio]

The random inserts this episode were awesome XD

[@madmaxchery]

35:24 looks like Cyn is the real name of (maybe she changed it later) Uzi’s mother, as she definitely somehow related to killer drones crew, maybe she is that fourth bot from the 2’nd series

[@mayravixx25]

I'm wondering if AbsoluteSolver is an extension of Cyn in some way, possibly designed to convert worker drones. You might be confused on where I'm getting that name from, but if you remember, AbsoluteSolver popped up in N's "death" log when he recovered his memories in the pilot, and AbsoluteSolver itself was specifically blocked by Cyn from activating. You might think a disassembly drone would benefit from something like AbsoluteSover, but I'm wondering if the "high temp" warnings Uzi displayed is precisely why disassembly drones are blocked from having it. If you remember, the entire reason disassembly drones hunt down worker drones is because they need to for their own preservation. JCJenson built them that way intentionally, because worker drones didn't have the limitation of being susceptible to overheating, and thus were able to persist after humanity's downfall. Disassembly drones on the other hand need to feed on the oil from worker drones to prevent themselves for overheating and... y'know, dying. It's not a stretch to say that JCJenson did that so that when the worker drones were annihilated, the disassembly drones would slowly die out, thus meaning no more loose ends once their job was complete. I'm guessing JCJenson didn't count on AbsoluteSolver's existence, and thus didn't equip the disassembly drones with high enough specs to use it properly, whereas worker drones can use it due to the fact that they seem to be a lot more efficient at dissipating heat. That all leaves one important question though. If AbsoluteSolver was created by Cyn, or is in fact a part of her in some way, then why give it to a few worker drones? What could she possibly gain from it? Sadly there just isn't enough information to provide a definitive answer, but if I had to guess, I'd say Cyn will become a very important character later on

[@justcallmeleonardo]

Remember when Airier said something about Sarkics (don't know how to spell it) back in the episode 3 reaction? Yeah well, here we are lol

[@jordanturner6908]

That drone with the absolute solver that N saw in his flashback when he touched the VHS tape, looked like the same drone he saw in episode 2 from his flashback in that mansion.

[@reubenlaoagan7598]

When I heard Airier said that "could murder drone just be a knockoffs of these (referring to tranformed uzi)... This got me thinking and, maybe he's not that off the trail.... don't you think?

[@krinkrin5982]

V calls Uzi Cyn/Syn. Cyn is the admin mentioned in the pilot. They have blocked N's access to the Absolute Solver string. I have a feeling Cyn has found a way of fusing human consciousness into the drones and the eraser drones are here to take care of them.

[@rileyjackson2512]

It’s funny how he thinks the robot bugs are holograms and part of the absolute solver

[@JenkoRun]

If the Singularity turns out to be the A.I Singularity concept, this is REALLY bad.

[@Airier]

AI singularity?

[@JenkoRun]

​@@Airier ​ The A.I Singularity is a concept that a true A.I would be able to improve itself constantly and without limit. For example, let's say we managed to create a true sentient A.I that had the ability to modify and improve itself and the first time took say, a year, then it improves itself again but this time only taking half a year, and the again at half of that time. Eventually it reaches a point where it's improving itself so quickly we no longer have a timescale that can match its rate of self improvement, it would be improving itself so fast that seconds or even nanoseconds would be horribly insufficient to keep up with its improvement rate. This is when it becomes a singularity, complete runaway technological A.I growth that far surpasses anything Humanity could comprehend, technological progress becomes so rapid and exponential that it surpasses human intelligence, resulting in a future in which machines can create and improve upon their own designs faster than humans can. This could lead to a point where machines are able to design and build even more advanced machines, leading to a runaway effect of ever-increasing intelligence and eventually resulting in a future in which humans are unable to understand or control the technology they have created. If it turns out the "Singularity Awakens" statement refers to this concept... Well everyone is pretty much screwed.

[@DataDownLynk]

@@JenkoRun I mean, in the end of the first episode when absolute solver switches to true in Uzi and she goes on her kill all humans schtick. That could be the singularity speaking. And that Singularity could have originated with that fourth maid drone Tessa made, which I believe is Cyn. This singularity, I believe to be absolute solver thanks to a good comment up a bit. This shit is getting wild huh.