Murder Drones

The plot set in the first episode is as follows:
Exoplanet run by a large corporation blows up, all life dies. Worker drones left there gain sentience/autonomy, company does not like it, sends "disassembly drones" (murder drones) to solve the problem. After the first episode the plot gets a little confusing, so I'd just start watching it.

Technically they always had autonomy, it just didn't mean anything until the humans were dead-ified. Uzi describes the WDs as "Autonomous robots" in the exposition in the pilot.

Okay? What’s it rated? Where can I watch it?

It doesn't have an official rating, as it's a series on YouTube, (also where you can find it) but I'd rate it teen. It's a bit blood heavy with a lot of wanton violence ( even with robots), and covers some dark stuff.

Okay

Also it's rated Mature (by GLITCH) for blood, gore, violence, dark themes, etc.

Don't tell me, tell them. (Also the only reason I don't say mature is because there isn't any extreme language or nudity, and all human death is either implied, censored, or too far away to see.)

Well Tessa's corpse grafted onto Cyn's body in Mass Destruction definitely pushes it over the boundary of Mature. Just sayin'.

We did not see the moment of death, and we don't see a whole lot of the body. Blood is fine, and that's all we really see of human corpses.

Still, it was Mature from the start

idono bout that. Just depends on your sensibilities and how you look at it. I've played and watched a lot of violent stuff, so I'm probably desensitized to it at this point.

Same here, but what I'm saying is Glitch called it Mature from the beginning

I never heard about that, but good to know.

Check the youtube channel "glitch productions"

K

Be prepared, some of them might go ballistic. And WHATEVER YOU DO, DO NOT SAY YOU SIMP FOR UZI

WHAT HE SAID

._.

Robots kill eachother

…is that it

It's deeper than that

Xolain

Xplain**

Do you know the phrase "get on my soap box?"

…no?

It means to talk about something I'm passionate about

Ok

With that in mind...

*pulls out soap box*

Oh no

*inhale, exhale*

SO
A company called JCJenson In SPAAACE! (I kid you not that's what they're called) created autonomous robots called Worker Drones to help them mine explanets. On one of these exoplanets, named Copper 9, the core exploded because the humans were stupid and mined to close to the core. All biological life on Copper 9 was instantly killed, and the planer was wrapped in a chemical storm too toxic for humans to live in.

Ok

So, now the humans are dead and the Worker Drones realize "Hey, we don't have to do what they say anymore, whoch means out autonomy actually have meaning!" And so they do something that's pretty creepy when you dig deep and examine it but try not to think to hard about it or you'll dwell on it and it'll freak you out: They take human clothes and human hair and start mimicking human life.

Oh my

Yeah. Like I said, don't dwell on it. Anyways, the Drones live like humans for a little while. Then, a ship crashes in the middle of a city, containing the Disassembly (or Murder) Drones. Originally believed by the WDs to have been sent by JCJenson, their purpose was to kill the Workers on Copper 9. I can't say much else to that effect because it spoils a pretty big point in the story, but just know that that's not the whole truth.

Ok

To avoid being killed by the MDs, the WDs hid in bunkers. Life continues as normal inside, albeit with constant fear of having to go outside to repair the doors that keep them safe from the MDs, particularly one squad consisting of three members: N, J, and V. J is the leader, and is obsessed with corporate and shit relating to corporate. V is very sadistic and claims to feel nothing after brutally murdering a Worker Drone. N is a cinnamon roll who just wants to fit in. J and V hate N, but N still likes J and has a crush on V.

Ok I’m not gonna remember all of this

Watch Murder Drones us the basic idea

Maybe

Goji, explain NUzi to her in a different thread so I can disect how deep this rabbit hole goes.

Oh no

It’s the most common ship in the series, and it’s the ship I hate the most

…ok