This Animated Show BLEW MY MIND | Reaction | Murder Drones | Ep 3

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[@Wrathful_Kitten]

I was juuuusstt about to panic over something I've got going on and this is exactly the distraction I need to be a rational, non-anxiety-ridden human being before work. Phew. Great save!

[@Mattables]

Look at me! Bad thoughts in your head, NOPE just this crazy looking guy here! Just a sweet blonde boy here to save you from internal conflict! Nothing else to think about now :D

[@spillmilk]

Dude, you're doign WAY better at solving this entire mystery than anyone else I've seen, it's incredible how much detail you notice and how much attention you really pay on everything. I can't wait to see you react to every episode, cuz I'm making a document of everything that happens and the mystery as a whole rn and I want to see what your reaction to the show is to see if I missed anything, cuz if I did you will 100% notice it lmao, great content keep up the crazy work

[@invulnera7863]

Try watching Airier he's also very great at solving the lore

[@spillmilk]

@@invulnera7863 I LOVE Airier, he was a huge inspo on why I started taking notes on this, his commentary is amazing

[@invulnera7863]

@@spillmilk indeed

[@djcuevas1057]

@@invulnera7863he’s good at noticing things not so good at remembering them.

[@Hyunsuheo]

21:56 V killed her parents, this is a flashback

[@mechasaurus]

Yeah. After N Held Door 1 open and acid stabbed the door controls. While he was infected by that virus, V was rampaging.

[@johnsmithfakename8422]

@@mechasaurus I think it was before the construction of the doors. It might be a trick to my eye but I think Doll looked smaller and younger in the flashback.

[@zaxm9096]

Just wanted to point it out in case you missed it but uzi tasted the oil at 32:02

[@ItsNorthernStar]

Year, 3071 "that's like a week from now" Month, February 12th "That's like a long time ago"

[@BlueGodYba228]

not gonna lie, i think you're my favourite reactioner out of all. you always somehow get everything right and manage to understand everything thats happening in every thing you watch.

[@jaylinnell5251]

"ERROR: absoluteSolver _trn Like object non-interactive" I believe what _trn stands for in this case is "Transform/Transformation" or possibly "Translate". The big thing is that Solver drones cannot use the Solver on other Solver drones. Hence why Doll didn't just crush V right away like she did with the other girl: They both have the Solver to some degree. The commands, now that we're staring to see AbSolver usage more, are: 1. "Translate": move something from one place to another. 2. "Edit": alter an object's shape or status, such as destroying or fixing. 3. "Scale": alter an object's size. 4. "Rotate": self-explanatory. 5. "Teleport": this is the glitchy movement Doll does. 6. "Null": [ERROR: DATA CORRUPTED. Please see ErrO010R]

[@The.Original.Phoenix7]

I literally panted like a wolf when I saw this video. Matt, you're reactions are amazing. And be patient, all questions will be answered in time...

[@Mattables]

🐺

[@KatDoes_StuffYT]

18:04 his head set on fire during episode 2, during the PTA with the teacher and uzi’s dad. It happened when uzi was controlling his (the guys w/ his head on fire) sentience. (I’m pretty sure)

[@He11raiser01]

Don't feel bad about moments of confusion, the show drip feeds info without ever stressing when it's important. There's a lot of foreshadowing that you won't know is foreshadowing on your first watch. The show is kinda brilliant with that, you're supposed to be a little confused rn, like UZI is. xD You're holding on to a lot of detail though, which will be good in the long run. I won't risk spoiling anything here, but after you've finished the show, if you find the time to rewatch it in your free time you'd be impressed with how many subtle hints and breadcrumbs they've left along the way!

[@He11raiser01]

Oh, tiny little thing I wanted to add since it's not a spoiler, just something I caught on my first time watching this: N mentioned that their pods were more "one-use missiles" since they were never taught how to land to land; they basically just crashed into the planet. So the fact that this ship landed told me that whoever this is must be important, if they kept their ship intact enough to leave when they're done with whatever "maintenance work" they're here for. >.>

[@doomzkid11]

Such a great reaction. Dont worry it will all make sense in due time. Just keep taking your time and examining the episodes and it will all fit together. The only thing that makes me sad is having to wait for the next one lol.

[@StaticLlama]

V killed Doll’s parents (that’s what the flashback was) and Doll kept the corpses in her place which is what was under the sheet. Doll wanted revenge on V which is why she was looking at her picture at the end of Episode 2. She killed every prom queen candidate and had Lizzy get V to show up to be the prom queen and stand on the X so she could kill her. Doll showed sympathy at the end towards Uzi because she discovered she has the Absolute Solver as well, which Doll is trying to get help with. (“If I find what I’m looking for, I’ll help you too.”) Hope this helps, at least a bit!

[@ralseithelonely]

For the next episode I recommend subtitles. Sometimes it is pain to understand.

[@ryliedillman7391]

While I love the frequent uploads, make sure not to burn yourself out! We'll still be here supporting you if things slow down. Love your content as always, and well wishes!

[@Nitrinoxus]

I think this show is becoming my new hyperfixation. I may not be fighting off Con Crud, but I'm in recovery mode anyway, so lemme just bundle up tighter and bust out the sleuthing hat: - I think you can actually program a lot of smart lighting systems to spookily flicker, and I know they sell bulbs that imitate candle flames -- so there's options for a Spooktember/Spooktober vibe in the studio! (Why stop at just _one_ month?) - Petition to call your glasses 'Eyes of Minute Seeing'. (Yes, that's a _D&D_ joke.) - Each episode of this series draws from a different flavor of horror. I've heard that the theme of _this_ episode is 'Carrie' -- in other words, Liam's channeling Stephen King this time, presumably _not_ while high as a kite. (Considering what we learned about the two edgy emo outcasts of the colony last time, it's not hard to guess who the analogue is here.) - 20/160 vision is Velma Dinkley levels of myopia. That's roughly the equivalent of standing the usual 20 feet away from one of those eye-exam charts and only being able to clearly see the massive letter at the top. - From what little I know of Doll, it honestly doesn't surprise me that she's been nearly as big of a target for harassment as Uzi. Mix in the cybernetic equivalent of psychic powers, and the class roster becomes a checklist -- again, not unlike King's titular bullied psychic. - We still don't know what the Solver is for sure, but it certainly seems like a program of some kind -- possibly an AI, considering the conversation it had with Uzi through J last time. - I can't say I've had many _positive_ experiences with father figures, but Khan overstepped by messing with Uzi's conspiracy board. I mean, sure, I _get_ that he wants to protect his kid after everything that's happened -- but you don't get to be a terrible, borderline absentee parent for north of 15 years and _then_ try to play the '#1 Dad' card! Uzi was _100% justified_ in telling her old man to stay out of her life. - We already know that V snapped the chain, so there's really no reason for her to offer that bargain to N. I feel like, despite her instability, she's _genuinely worried_ that N's going to dig up something that should've stayed _buried_ if he keeps investigating the Solver and the mysterious Administrator Cyn -- at risk of taking a shot in the dark, *I think she's afraid of being **_alone._* - Like I said, she didn't _have_ to make that offer. Doubt that chain lasted a _day._ - That triple-axis emblem is connected to the Solver, yes. It looks like the icon used in a lot of graphics and modeling programs to move objects around in three-dimensional XYZ-axis space, which makes me think the Solver was originally some kind of logistical processing program for the Worker Drones -- their purpose is moving things around on command, after all. - ...I was thinking 'Dapper N' mere _moments_ before N said the same thing. - Russian is a cluttered-sounding language at times, isn't it? No disrespect, it's just _busy._ - One thing that came up when I was discussing the previous episode with another fan was that V killed Doll's parents -- that's the reason Doll engineered this whole elaborate murderous revenge plot, and seemingly strong-armed the school's queen bee into assisting her. I'd speculated that the resulting conflict between Doll and Uzi would push the latter over the same blood-red line that Doll's been gleefully crossing, forcing her to take the life of a fellow Worker Drone to save someone else -- and with how fragile her mental state is, that might awaken something she doesn't yet know how to control. - The implication seems to be that everything Doll says is automatically translated by the others when they hear it. Doll was probably from a batch of Drones that originated either in Russia or in a former Soviet territory that kept the language -- a lot of metallurgy and extraction industries are located in that part of the world, after all. - '_trn' is likely 'tran', as in 'translate' or 'transform' -- movement and alteration commands. So the Solver can't directly affect itself, or one instance of it can't affect another instance. - Seems like I was off the mark on my guess regarding the fight -- Uzi showed more restraint than I expected, given the stakes. Still, I feel like she's no less capable of that level of power than Doll was, once she taps into it. - Didn't take long, did it? - Doll was pretty clearly _dead_ from that bullet, so the fact that she came _back_ indicates that the same regeneration system present in the Disassembly Drones' instances of the Solver _also_ exists for _Worker_ Drones who've activated the program -- Doll just had plenty of raw materials to use, thanks to her earlier spree. If Uzi takes severe damage, we might run into another problem like with J. - Upon closer inspection of the choker that Uzi's wearing, it clearly bears the same emblem as the bracelet Doll had on _and_ that was on Doll's mother's ID card -- assuming the choker belonged to Uzi's mother (Nori, I think?), there may be some dark truths buried in whatever ruin that symbol originated from. (Of note to me are the numbers, '002' and '048': those sound like _batch numbers,_ the kind of thing you'd use to keep track of the products in a trial batch before shifting to mass-production -- I've got a few limited-run and early-adopter items on my shelves with those kinds of numbers. I feel like the implication is that the Drones those belonged to were test-beds for some new technology, which no doubt has a connection to Uzi's and Doll's powers... though the question remains, was it their _mothers_ who were the prototypes, or were _they?)_ - We saw three other craft above Copper-9 in the first episode, which looked like the one the Disassembly Drones arrived in. Looks like a familiar name was aboard one of them: 'Tessa' was the name of the person from N's flashback last time, the person who apparently recovered them from the scrapyard and cleaned them up.

[@KatDoes_StuffYT]

21:45 Wikipedia says: Because perspective effects are reproduced along one axis only, the subject will appear variously stretched or squashed when the hologram is not viewed at an optimum distance; this distortion may go unnoticed when there is not much depth, but can be severe when the distance of the subject from the plane of the hologram. 🤷‍♀️

[@phoenixsoren]

I love how all of the missing posters describe them as having grey everything, which could either mean they are actually grey or whoever made the posters thought they were grey because they could only print in greyscale XD

[@A.please_insert_witty_text.M]

The "Last Seen" text for one of them also says "I'm a hero" and I'm wondering if that means Doll was involved the process of making those.

[@ayseomur8845]

can i get a hi

[@Mattables]

haiiiiii

[@sandrosliske]

Hi

[@Aaron-ux6rn]

Hi

[@hunterMarcelis]

HI!!!

[@cdmay4]

6:23. I wasn't sure if you noticed, but they make a point of highlighting who does and doesn't step on bugs, 6:47 basically they match up with the missing posters, 6:53 in the foreground but not focused on are her dead parents who the bugs are drinking oil from, she mentioned last episode that she watched them die. 8:29 Actually, there is. Both in her locker and her room, uzi has been obsessively drawing the symbol for absolute solver and other notes. It's a little faint in your video, so you might want to adjust the settings to higher quality. Helped me a ton w this series. 9:43 again, I'm not sure if you noticed, but it was uzi's mom's name nori on the door instead of uzis kooky insane stuff. 15:02 Yes, you are correct & asking the right questions. 16:20, a bunch of bleeding organic organs and broken mirrors. Part of why she freaked out is that his dolls (purple hair) house and uzi's eye have been breaking mirrors. 18:04 that's the same guy uzi hacked in a flashback, and now his head won't stop catching on fire. 18:29, yes. Accept a little confusion. This plot is hard, but siding w N is absolutely the right choice. When in doubt, listen to N. 18:29 Actually, it was prevented from accessing absolute solver, specifically bc of administrator N, though i guess it also rebooted him. 18:29 again cant tell if you noticed, but doll was showing that she remembered and watched v kill her parents 18:29 another not sure if you noticed, but Doll just heavily implied/reminded uzi and let N know the murder drones killed Uzi's mom. 18:29, yes. Good question. 24:39 yes. 28:12 uzi just tasted the oil on her fingers, which is the equivalent of drinking blood for them. 28:12 Tessa had 5 fingers and an earth Keychain. She also said J, who supposedly is the murder drone who died episode 1 and was being repaired by whatever had the voice of Gladys. Sorry if it was too long but here you go.

[@direprongs8781]

Knew you'd like it :) hi from Orlando FL yes, safe from storm ❤

[@Mattables]

I used to live in orlando! Stay safe!!

[@SungSoupBisque0]

31:40 you can see how shes looking at the oil on her fingers, and at this part 32:02 as shes turning around the has her finger in her mouth, showing that she drank the oil (this part is kinda important for future episodes)

[@KatDoes_StuffYT]

16:33 if ur confused, I’m pretty sure they are mirrors that were broken by Doll’s (Russian girl) absolute solver eye. Just like how uzi’s broke the big mirror ^^

[@cabezadecerveza7635]

I can't decide if this is the sort of show that requires multiple watching to understand or if it's more like the original aeon Flux or like a David Lynch film where understanding isn't always required. It's pretty though.

[@emorynguyen1583]

Just found you through murder drones. Love your reactions

[@Normopath]

Commenting cause I want mattables to make more money for a spooky atmosphere

[@AlexDoubleAU]

Gotta love V's entire facade of "psychotic murderer" shatters the moment she realizes she's being crowned prom queen This episode also begins the gag of Uzi being the single most intimidating character, even more so than the LITERAL MURDER MACHINES

[@Site_57]

Don’t you mean Doll is the scariest? Or are you thinking about Episode 4

[@christineannvalderrama9613]

Can't wait for more murder drones 😁

[@KatDoes_StuffYT]

YAYYYY I love the MD reactions! (And all of them) love ur vids! They’re also way so fun to watch :) Edit: I hope u had fun at twitch con!! :D

[@Mattables]

I did!! Thank you!! :3

[@KatDoes_StuffYT]

@@Mattablesthat’s great! Glad you had fun!! :)

[@a_person._.7214]

So the Solver is the symbol yes, but the red eyed girl is Doll not the Solver. She was mad because V killed her parents, which is why she was going to kill V. You'll remember the Solver from episode two, that’s what made J the "hollow spooky snake crab" as N called it. Also a fun one frame detail, after Uzi catches the bullet, V is pointing her gun at Uzi, not Doll.

[@johnsmithfakename8422]

There are a lot of plot threads in this series. Surprisingly if you pay close attention there are no surprises in this series. Even the biggest plot twists can be explained if you look at previous episodes. This is a bit of a plot point but Absolute Solver drones, above a certain infection rate, (I am going to call them Solver Drones) can not directly interact with other solver drones. Uzi and Doll are solver drones so they can not directly use Absolute Solver on each other. Serial Designation J, N, and V do not have as much access as Uzi and Doll. One could say the Disassembly drones have imitation absolute solver. I like it that Uzi is the best fighter in the series. In the first episode she Took down N and J with only a single shot from her railgun. Against the highly mobile armories that are Disassembly drones, it is an impressive feat to take two down with a single shot each.

[@Yagsterr]

Ah, The Promening. Easily one of if not THE best episode in the entirety of Murder Drones. Glad you enjoyed it!

[@drache7652]

34:02 for why she is eating people. In the show oil is somehow able to be used to cool down. Like how in episode 1 N said that they eat worker drones to avoid overheating. Its the same thing with the solver. Plus how N also said... tasty. probably. dunno how oil tastes like... Also! Nice reaction! =]

[@jaxcraft2848]

"THIS SHOW IS AMAZING!" I know, right!? I love the fight scenes and uses of the solver in this episode. It's like an anime! Also, welcome back, man! 😁 1:00: I like it. XD 7:57: "What is the Absolute Solver" indeed. 18:31: 😂 34:42: Meet Tessa

[@Sommion]

I really recomend you at least watch once, the youtube video on Liam (the shows creator) channel, the video OST "disassembly required" was the song he made to promote the pilot, before AJ aspirito took the roll of the series composer(by the way, AJ song in the fight in the prom is fire)...so memorize "disassembly required" theme for the episode 4, and BTW, the "astronaut" at the end of the episode, you already met her, in N flashback of the mansion at the start of the episode 2, there J says her name.

[@TheJeSTeR7530]

I would say that episode 3 is probably the most difficult to follow episode. But it does contain a lot of setup for a lot of other stuff moving forward, so its still good to pay attention. For the most part, i gotta say i am quite impressed with how well you have been following so far, i have seen many people be way more confused than you are at points. As for the plot of this episode, to help you digest it... during episode 1 when the Murder Drones first broke in thanks to Uzi's little fuck up of leading N back to the outpost, V killed a bunch of Murder Drones offscreen, the russian-speaking worker drone (named Doll) we saw during last episode and now this episode was planning to take revenge on V and the other Murder Drones as her own parents were directly killed by V. Between this episode and the last one some more time had passed (in the beginning we see Uzi attend a bunch of classes, so it has at least been a couple of days since the events of Episode 2)... During that time many more worker drones got killed by Doll in an attempt to set up the prom as an event where Doll (with the help of her friend "Lizzy", a.k.a.: the popular girl worker drone) to lure out V, appoint her Prom Queen so that Doll has a free shot at killing her and taking her revenge. Meanwhile, during the same time that Doll spend killing people, V (who we know was no longer locked up as per the end of Episode 2) spent her time to get closer to Lizzy by having her sneak out of the worker drone outpost... funnily enough both Lizzy and V were only befriending eachother to manipulate eachother so they can get what they want... (V wanting to murder the worker drones, and Lizzy wanting to help her best friend Doll). However, what we see in this episode is that Lizzy actually properly befriended V as in the last moment she actually betrays Doll and warns V about the oncoming attack. As for the end of the episode, it appears the reason Doll has these "Absolute Solver" powers might be the exact same reason that Uzi seems to have them (both of them seemingly had metal tags attached to a choker and/or bracelet with serial numbers etched into them which seem to be related to their parents). Another thing we learn is that V seems to definitely know much more than she is letting on, but she seems to actively try and hide it from others, especially N. Also some general information/reminders... the Murder Drones literally eat Worker Drones because they need their oil to cool down, otherwise they would overheat and die. In the same vein, near the end when we see the trio of Uzi, N and V inevstigate Doll's home, we get the impression that Doll was actually cooking and eating the Worker Drones she had killed as well, and there is also a small scene in the background where Uzi seems to try and taste the oil, putting a small finger of it into her mouth.

[@FoxinaMilitary]

OMG MOAH MOYDAH DRONES!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@The_funny_person]

NEW MATTABLES MURDER DRONES REACTION!!! I MUST WATCH IT RAHH!!!

[@KatDoes_StuffYT]

5:41 I love the quick sudden pause and the face expression lmao Made me giggle for some reason

[@begunwings89634]

This is honestly my favorite episode of the series, that and the finale This show was awesome. Glitch productions make some great shows. I recommend watching meta runner after this!!!

[@mihaidolinga7950]

You have to watch murder drones intermission (fan made) before episode 5 to get a better grip on the story

[@TheJeSTeR7530]

I dont think thats a good idea. I like intermission as well, but i think it is better to watch it after the fact as a fan project and not weirdly between the actual series, especially since the full series now actually is available.

[@emorynguyen1583]

@@mihaidolinga7950 No it’s not canon

[@MoonlarkSpirits]

Can’t wait for you to get to the episode where they’re chased by killer corn, it’s the best episode, trust me

[@radioactiveassassin5218]

7:57 "What is the Absolute Solver? Is it like a software? Is it a person? Is it a human, is it a robot? Is it, like, a virus?" Well, you see, that's probably the most important question in the entire show, and the problem with this question is, the answer is, uhhh...........Y E S.

[@BeanieTheWeeb13]

The fight scene in this episode is awesome, but figuring out what the heck happened behind the scenes to cause it is quite complicated. I'll try to explain what we know AND what we don't know about what happened between episodes 2 and 3. Long comment incoming: What we know for sure is that V killed Doll's parents, and Doll has now gone a little crazy with power and has apparently decided that she is now strong enough with her Absolute Solver powers to kill V. She tells Lizzie, the most popular girl in school, about her powers and her plan, because it involves Lizzie sneaking out to the murder drone lair and befriending V. Somehow, Lizzie manages to do this without N noticing. According to some pictures we see in the episode, Lizzy and V actually start hanging out and V even looks like she's having a little bit of fun? It's never explained how N didn't notice V hanging out with Lizzie, because he should have still believed that V is chained up, but I'll get back to that in a second. Anyways, Lizzie invites V to the prom and V agrees, knowing it would be a good place to murder a bunch of people. This was actually Doll's plan--get V to prom and then kill her there. I'm not sure why Doll couldn't have just gone and killed V at the lair by herself. We also have no idea why Doll wants to make V prom queen. Maybe she just wanted an excuse to murder. For some reason, Lizzie decides that she also wants to include killing Uzi in this plan. It's possible that this was V's idea, but I'll get back to that in a second too. As you can see, it feels like there's a scene/short episode missing in between these episodes. So my brother, who is a giant MD fan and also much smarter than me, decided to write one. It explains why N didn't notice anything weird going on, the further intricacies with Doll, Lizzie, and V's dealings and their motivations, why Uzi got involved in the plan, and some other random stuff. It's also very funny. It doesn't interfere with the canon at all, it just adds explanation. He also wrote a bunch of other scenes, and they're all compiled into a document that tells you exactly when to read each scene so as to avoid spoilers. I know what KZbin likes to do with comments with links in them, so I'm not going to link it here, but if you're interested let me know!

[@53shelby]

30:04 I agree… wholeheartedly even.

[@doom_7558]

25:33 TRN files are associated with Verity Collection Index, a powerful search and indexing technology designed for data retrieval and analysis on a large scale.

[@lamaman5080]

The reason fire guy is burning is because uzi Overwrote the lad in the first EP and kinda Perma Broke him

[@Virtual_Garbage]

Hello, i am absolutely loving these reactions compared to other ones as you analyze every text and detail that happens, which helps a lot as this series demands you to do exactly that to completely understand the story, i wanna give a small spoiler-free clarification for next episodes: - The russian girl is called Doll and the reason she told Uzi "im sorry for you" its because she saw Uzi activate the Absolute Solver, you'll later find out why both of them have it, but she wants to help Uzi with her solver, thats why.

[@starburst98]

Have the solver = can't be squished. Is why doll had to use metal rods and fanblades to try to kill V instead of just squishing her.

[@FrostedMike]

You piece things together better than you think. I will just say that if you think you don't understand something - most chances you simply don't have enough information and it will appear later. I will point out that episodes start to connect and information that was mentioned briefly in the previous episodes is being expended upon. "Tessa" at the end for example, this is a name you heard last episode. This is just one such case.

[@Sneaky_proto]

I think the main point of 'like object non-interactive' is that the absolute solver acts like an op reality editing software, and because of this, for safety (because if someone could they absolutely would, to remain the only user), you cannot interact directly with another user of the software so that it is impossible for you to just edit out their access (or life).

[@KatDoes_StuffYT]

😊 14:57 yes yes you are correct :D

[@Rencer]

The 3 arrow thing on Uzi and Doll are rare powers that you can only get if you see one of your family members die to a murder Drone so Uzi and Doll have it because they experienced the same fate

[@NovaExxi]

Question: Why does Doll speak russian? Answer: Why not? They are robots, they have integrated translators so literally each character could speak in a different and they would still understand each other. On another note. Mansion flashback in EP2 has J greeting this "Tessa". A nice thing of notice is that the series takes place in Copper 9, not on Earth. Mansion flashbacks, however, ARE from earth :) This isn't really well explained. I mean, you would have to take notice that Copper 9 has a ringed moon while the mansion shows the normal moon. But you can't be blamed for chalking it up to it being the year 3071. Asteroids happen, idk

[@probably_a_fan]

For a new MD fan, he is grasping the concept of the Absolute Solver pretty well

[@kRx1203]

24:56 "trn" almost certainly stands for "transform", as the 3 main powers that Doll is using are based on tools used 3D environment editing software - where you have 3 basic tools for transforming 3D objects in the form of "move", "rotate" and "scale" (used mostly to crush or implode things). In fact the symbols used for them - hexagon with 3 arrows, hexagon with 3 more hexagons and ellipsis in a circle are meant to resemble the interface used for these transform tools as seen from a specific angle.

[@Oceane1803]

Honestly, I really like that V starts having a genuine connexion with Lizzy. I mean it was manipulation at first, but you see with the way they both say "Shut up, loser" at N at the same time that they're alike. Moments of Lizzy and V interacting don't take a lot of screentime overall, but you can see that it's the first real step of V opening up more to others and actually starting to become happier. It's nice that V got to find a friend who she gets along with in this way. Their relationship is a really important part of V's character development, since it's what properly started it. But just like with everything else in Murder Drones, it would be nice if we had more time to see it and to see these two's dynamic. It would make it more clear that V is growing.

[@evilrd6]

Only some drone that have the absolute solver program : Uzi, Doll(the Russian girl), the Murder Drones, and the last one is a spoiler.

[@Unclaimed_Username]

25:57 Actually, now that you've gotten to this episode, go back to episode one and check out when, during the final battle, J is shooting at Uzi at around 22:45. Look closely.

[@damienolsen8741]

Yes the absolute solver is those those symbols and disassembly drones do have absolute solver but some of the powers are blocked in a sense but when a worker drone is infected with it it gives them the powers of the absolute solver at their command so for the disassembly drones it gives them regeneration but for worker drones gives them regeneration manipulation of matter electro manipulation and hacking i'm not going to explain anymore Since it would spoil the next episode But I will say this It's Like Pandora's Box

[@dredgenauryx3382]

One more episode worth of unanswered questions before the truth starts to be revealed slowly...

[@SteveMND]

The Promening has what probably the best "telekinetic" fight I've ever seen, period. Usually when a show or movie tries something like this, it ends up looking goofy, but this was sooooo well done.

[@Iejir_Isk]

Uzi... I don't think there's any amount of spooky scary things going on that would make me drink blood for no reason... what doing?

[@mariohoehlein8011]

Doll was friends with Lizzy. They are the popular girls. So far only Doll and Uzi have The Absolute Solver. Doll was trying to get revenge on V at the prom bye killing her. For killing her parents. And now she’s trying to find answers.

[@heartwarmlucy642]

Okay- importabt things to note in this episode: - Red Absolute Solver girl is named Doll, her parents were killed by V - Yeva is in fact Dolls mom and the bracelet key is Yeva's - Note the choker on Uzi's neck - Uzi near the end was salivating at the oil [oil is basically Drone blood] - not canon but id just like tho think thr drones have a built in google translate and thats why they can understand Doll

[@OwtShaft]

I've was having a pretty bad day today, but seeing this just made me so happy, keep doing what you're doing, I'm loving it!

[@czar6203]

I love how you keep matpat-in all the time dude😂😂 but hey it's just a theory

[@christopherjunkins]

Why is that guy's hair on fire... think about it. In ever school based movie or show... there's always that one guy blazing righhhht?

[@violetDraven6]

25:26 you're right. Doll wanted to kill Uzi directly with solver, but she can't because Uzi also has the solver but since Doll hasn't met anyone who has powers of the solver she also didn't know this. That's why at 33:03 when Uzi catches the bullet, she realized that Uzi also has it. And it's not exactly a good thing lol that's why she said she'll help Uzi too. The whole solver can't go against solver thing will be important in future eps too.

[@the_veemonator]

At 32:55 you can see V is pointing her gun at Uzi, not Doll. V knows alot more then she lets on, which glitch try's to make obvious in this episode. Also, the solver (From what you've seen so far other then eldrich J in ep 2) is an like an infection, not a person. Episode 4 will give a good look at why she was eating people.

[@dylanjohnston4388]

This series is fantastic, and the company Glitch is incredible. They started with murder drones, then Digital Circus.

[@KristynaChekrii]

So the absolute Solver is a sort of virus and there are three ways you can get it: 1.wen the humans were alive and they wanted to despose of they’re robot they would hurt it to death and throw the corpses in a pile but there was like a 1% chance that it could be brought back to life with this virus possening or just be where in you 2:because uzi or Doll (the red eye character) were born in the time that all humans there already gone they obtained it from one of their parents(I’m not gonna say names or anything because I don’t wanna to spoiler it) 3:Later in the show you will see a character that is completely possessed by the absolute solver and that is the last way, complete possession. Jeaaa that’s creepy and the goal of the AS(short for absolute Solver)is To destroy ALL the universe and the murder drones should be helping it in Return they get regeneration and stuff.The people who are „infected“with the Absolute Solver habe to eat oil like the murder drones to not overheat abandon well… turn crazy (you will see next episode).And THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR CHOOSING MY FAVORITE SHOW. Oh and have you considered N & Uzi as an Ship…?And If you lookin for a couple new Indie Animations consider watching the pilots of Lacadaisy and Ramshackle sadly there aren’t any more Episodes of them jet but they are fantastic.oh and could I possibly get a response to know if you read this?I never actually got a response from any creator so it would make me happy :3

[@SDS_3071]

The girl that kills innocent students is not that evil.There is going to be worse. Also that girl's name is Doll.

[@Demonsabath67]

The reason Brandon's head is on fire because he over heated in episode 2 when uzi hacked him

[@KatDoes_StuffYT]

35:31 oh, and I’m not going to say any spoilers, but just be prepared for the next episode. UwU

[@lolpix8285]

16:43 We do. At least, we started saying it after episode aired, but we do.

[@sandrosliske]

When watching this show I would pause to read all the little details but not too much because I knew I had sweet Mattables here to do the heavy work. Thank you ❤️

[@soulghost9718]

Why is youtube recommending me 3 days late this is twice now

[@Bloodymary57569]

I love doll. She’s an amazing character

[@SusanMathisHult]

hi

[@visualkeisubs]

i love your energy sososos much dude. and also the reason she was killing everyone wa sso that V was the only one they could vote for to be prom queen ^w^

[@thecheesebucket5372]

Ok so spoilers Matt if you don’t want to read this that’s fine buttttt Tessa is the one who found N V and J and others took care of them the other robot in the flashback of ep 2 is cyn who is also infected with the solver progam btw there is a little hint in ep 4 so keep ur eyes open

[@SushiWolfYT]

24:57 What this basically boils down to, someone that has the absolute solver can’t directly use it on another that has the absolute solver.

[@belovedgamer5792]

I know this probably seems random but the vibes of this show remind me of the series rwby and i think matt would enjoy it

[@sunshinea7331]

For the next episode (cabin fever) thats the name of a lab

[@schabe6419]

I think storywise it is written a bit to fast but as it is part mystery show and how it is available allowing to rewatch episodes it is okay.

[@davidweeks9833]

Loving your reactions, a welcome escape to watch as the hurricane rages by here near Clearwater FL

[@ab_ztract8450]

Man your videos really do deserve more views, your my favorite reaction youtuber no joke

[@HblFoxxie]

Can you please react to wonder egg priority? i thing you will liked it!

[@Dreaming_Ciel]

If you don't remember, Tessa, was the name of the human that owned N and J, the kid human of ep2? 34:45

[@violetDraven6]

18:01 because Uzi hacked into his head once for fun and it messed with his head and burned lmao.

[@DarkRaikon]

so yes, it's called solver what it is? future episode to tell 18:01 in 13:06 your video episode 2 , uzi replaced her core with his and controlled him...he's head is now a torch, no one cares 35:11 and now we know why episode 2's J attempt to build was a failure ^_^ Don't worry they will actually give a line to why it happen

[@Seekingthesky]

23:10 Metal Arms mentioned?! In the wild?!

[@benjaminkaeler9308]

I Love your Reactions btw have a nice Day from Germany

[@Pals_bacon]

28:31 love how the knife goes through Doll's middle finger lol (not hating for that btw)

[@Scytzo]

25:40 trn means turn, like a turn in a video game or a program deciding what to run first

[@sparky8689]

Always a good day when we get more Murder Drones reactions!

[@DeppVR-p9d]

the absolute slover is a power that doll and uzi have

[@ToonamiUnleashed]

Metal arms glitch in the system now brings me back

[@anderzdraconian1276]

18:02 "Why is that guy's head on fire?" In episode 2 during the parent teacher conference we saw flashbacks of Uzi's performance in class. In one of these flashbacks the teacher turns around, telling Uzi "Give Braden back his sentience" Uzi, controlling Braden's body declares that "He started it, and also is dumb" At which point his head catches fire (presumable overheated from trying to process two fully sentient minds in one robot mind) and has been on fire ever since. 21:00 "The Absolute Solver prevented N from dying. Is what I thought I read..." I believe you are referring to episode 1 where N had the following readout on his display after recovering his memories: -> COMPLETE -> DENIED [AUTO RUN COMPLETE] -> STRING "ABSOLUTE SOLVER" BLOCKED BY ADMINISTRATOR "CYN" -> REBOOTING, PLEASE WAIT... (There is actually more that you missed on his read out but I don't know if telling you the rest of it would count as a spoiler or not since YOU didn't see it... I will reply to this comment with a [Spoiler] tag to put the rest of the readout in if you want to see it.) 24:50 ERROR absoluteSolver_TRN [Like object non interactive] You are correct about the second part, she is trying to use her power on Uzi, (most likely to do the "neck snapping, hologram smushing" thing she did earlier, but can't because Uzi also has the Absolute Solver. As for the first part, TRN likely refers to the "Translate Object" tool in 3D animation. (Also known as the "Transform Object" tool sometimes.) This tool can be broken down into parts: "Move": Has triangle arrows pointing along each axis, allows the user to move the object. (The symbol you are familiar with as Absolute Solver Logo) "Scale": Has a cube at the end of each axis instead of an arrow, allows the user to change the size of the object, or just parts of it. "Rotate": Allows the user to change the orientation of an object or part of an object. "Mirror": Creates a mirrored copy of the object across a selected plane. (Is generally used when trying to make something symmetrical.) She might also just be using "Copy/Paste" though... Examples: At 19:29 she uses "Move" on the door to hold them in place and prevent others from opening them. It also appears whenever she is "throwing" an object. At 21:24 she uses "Rotate" to spin the girls head around and snap her neck. At 21:25 she uses "Scale" to crush her. At 05:45 and 27:53 she uses "Mirror" to make copies of the Butcher Knife. At 22:38 there is a beautiful sequence where she fluidly switches between them rapidly but stays consistent with their usage: Starting with "Mirror" (Or maybe it is just "Copy/Paste"?) to bring back the Butchers Knife from the hallway scene, into "move" to fling the knife upwards, then "rotate" to make it start spinning, then back into "Move" again to throw it at V. It's an entire set of blink and you'll miss it moments all back to back, and even if you catch it, most people won't even know what they're seeing, but Glitch did it anyway, and I love them for it. Something to note, that I think you missed: 31:08 Uzi scoops up some oil onto her fingers and asks "Was she eating them?" then stares at the Oil & Hand soup, which suddenly starts to look sparkly and enticing. 31:35 Uzi is still staring at the soup then her attention is drawn to her Oil covered fingers and we get a close up of her open mouth before cut away from her. 32:02 Uzi pops her fingers out of her mouth and quickly hides her hand behind her when she notices N looking at her. In short: Uzi kinda sus. 34:44 Tessa. Certified Technician In episode 2 During N's flashback / dream thing about the spooky mansion, Maid J was interrupted from Bullying N when she suddenly turned to someone offscreen and said "Hiiii~, Tessa! Oh no... another one?" then the screen cuts to show a glitchy shadow figure with another robot behind her.

[@anderzdraconian1276]

Full readout of N's reboot display from episode 1 Technically not a spoiler since it's al been shown, but I'll put a spoiler tag anyway just in case. ----- [SPOILER] ----- --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Center Screen: YOU'RE DEAD [IDIOT] --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Top left screen 1: -> RECONSTRUCTING MATERIAL FORM //PERMISSION DENIED// -> STRING "ABSOLUTE SOLVER" BLOCKED BY ADMINISTRATOR "CYN" -> RECOVERING FROM BACKUP, PLEASE WAIT... Top left screen 2: -> DENIED [AUTO RUN COMPLETE] -> STRING "ABSOLUTE SOLVER" BLOCKED BY ADMINISTRATOR "CYN" -> REBOOTING, PLEASE WAIT... --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Bottom Right screen 1: -would you like to send an error report? Bottom Right screen 2: -data restoration in progress -entering safe mode... successful -please see a certified technician