We are back reacting to Murder Drones this time Episode 2 and i have so many questions and i really want to watch more Support the Original here first - • MURDER DRONES - Episod... edited by @Goncy
The reason Uzi hugged her dad was because the murder drone killed a hologram of her dad and she thought that was real. Which is also why she said what parts of that were real
V was taken captive by Uzi and N instead of straight up killed like Jay was at the end of episode one. That's why she was in chains and had the bubble wand hands. (I think) the reason she pretends that she hasn't escaped yet at the end when the chain is broken is because she actually feels empathy for N, who's obviously upset after that whole situation with Jay.
The beginning of the episode was a flashback from N's past when he was a worker drone! As back then known as "butler N" and the two other Girls was also "maid J" and "maid V" (yes, he used to work with em for the humans)
This series was definitely hard to understand watching it the first time. As it continues, some questions will be answered, and sometimes you have to watch previous episodes back. But it's such a good show!
Even if someone has a tenuous relationship with their parents, it can still pain them when one of them dies. Coworker of mine did not have a good relationship with her father, but when he died, it still was a very tough few months for her. These robots are practically sentient. Even though her dad left her to die, she still had a shred in her that cared for him, which is why it traumatized her to see who she thought was him die right in front of her.
Here is a dedicated fan of MD to answer your questions: 1. Uzi hugged her dad because she saw him getting killed (as a hologram) so she experienced remorse for her hate of him, in the meeting with the teacher, is shown that her dad still loves her even if he is a complete coward, he tries to excuse her actions during school with “is just a phase” and when they are hugging he gets visibly upset at N thinking that he hurt her or something. 2. V did not escape because it's kinda implied that she has a sort of crush on N or at least a very close bond with him, so she doesn't want to leave him alone after what Uzi said (also in some scenes we can see V getting visibly annoyed after Uzi and N get too close), I think the chain wasn’t always broken it was broken by N after the interaction with Uzi [it's not certain and can be disproven]. 3. The interaction between J and Doll (the name of the Russian teen) happens before the fight and possibly before the whole “Ninja Star” scene. 4. During the variously shown mischief Uzi, in the scene where she takes control of one of her classmates, it's not explained how but it's through some kind of machine because she cannot control anyone else in the rest of the series.
To point 3: No it doesn't make sense for N to have broken the chain, since why would V hide it from him then? Plus their interaction at the start of episode 3 would also make no sense since N assumes there that she is still chained up. Point 4: You can see the device she uses to control her classmate on the right of his head (round white patch with red stick on top).
It's never shown or said who broke the chain but it wouldn't make any sense that N did it as there is a key to unlock it there which would have been used. Also V still wants to kill the workers, which N longer does, so it again would make no sense for him to release her. *EPISODE 3 SPOILERS* Furthermore V asks N to free her in the next episode which she obviously wouldn't do if she was already free.
@@crosana01 she was already free in same ep it show that she hangout witch some Wdrone behide N she not just ask N to free her she also ask N to stop look in to thing too
@@crosana01 SPOILER: From what I saw, V never asks N to free her and instead just asks him to trick Uzi into going to prom with them so they can kill everyone. Also in episode 2, she didn't know the chain was broken, as we see her looking down at it. I guess that N freed her in a moment of sadness since we also see many times that he has a soft spot, he is against killing worker drones (since he met Uzi) but seems to excuse some of V’s killings (in episode 4 when she kills a student in cold blood). But still, I think the chain scene is a big plot hole since we don't know who broke the chain. Also, the key might be for something else, since we don't see them putting the chain on V, so we realistically have no clue how to unlock it. P.S.: After listening closely I heard N say “I can't free you for prom…” in episode 3, so yeah we have no idea who and why freed her.
As I pointed out in the comments of your first reaction just recently, the scene 3:04 here shows the symbol in Uzi’s eye. This symbol now known as Absolute Solver is the same “corruption” that J said the worker drones had. And we can finally see just the smallest first glimpse of what it’s capable of in the scene at 20:06 This red eyed character (named Doll), is another of what Uzi is becoming, known to the fandom as a Solver drone. Episode 3 has much more about it, and the action scenes are so good.
The reason they dress up as humans is split into 2 parts. 1, for the murder drones Tessa (a human you will see later) designed them and gave them hair to give them more personality so they feel welcomed (before they became murder drones) 2, for worker drones (after explosion) They were advanced enough to have personalities, so they just felt like it.
The AbsoluteSolver sign is what Uzi has on the first parts of the episode, and its also what shows up when the Russian bot uses her powers if you missed it. When the Russian bot uses her power it was happening during Uzi's dad is talking to the teacher, that was why it was shown that the hologram was still there and not dead yet.
Also about the quality increase you mentioned in the beginning, yes, you're not imaginning things. In the pilot they used lower quality models and motion capture due to the lower budget, after the success of episode 1 the budget increased significantly and most of the animation switched to acctual animation instead of motion capture and also higher quality more expressive models.
Here are some thing you might not have understood: The start of episode 2 was the past of N, V, J, and Cyn. Cyn is a murder drone (I'm pretty sure she is) That you will meet later so I'm not going too into depth about what she does
*SPOILERS!* ... She's the host of a possibly extradimensional alien lifeform that might have, as far as we're presently aware, created the Murder Drones as a potential reproductive element, the mechanics of which you learn by paying careful attention to the start of episode 5. The primary genre, or simply a major element, of Liam Vicker's works tend to be Cosmic Horror with Romantic Comedy elements. And the inspirations of his past works for this one? All cosmic horror where the line between organics and technology become... blurry, to say the least, and usually have an alien element to them in some way.
SPOILER ALERT Cyn has been proven to be the first one to get the absulute solver, since in ep 5 at the beggining of the episode she wakes up after being in a pile of dissasembed drones making her a "zombie drone" who contained a mutation called the absolute solver and a little detail is that all the other workers have white eyes while she has yellow eyes which in ep 6 is said that the yellow eyes were present in all the drones infected with absolute solver. so, no. Cyn is NOT a murder drone
17:25 how is she gonna hate his dad? I mean he left her behind and didn't care a lot about she, but is still his dad. 19:39 Uzi was so emotional because she thought his father died when she saw J kill him, but J only killed a hologram of his father. (you know like the saying: "you don't appreciate what you have until you lose it") 20:20 forgets about what a flashback is💀 21:00 V realizes that N cut the chain to free her but decides not to leave. V didn't cut the chain.
N doesnt know V can leave, in ep3, V takes N by surprise when she gets loose and disables N, also in ep3, before V disables N, she tries to convince N to willingly let her free from the chains. I think V cut the chains, considering how J in ep5 was able to bite apart chains with her teeth
@@themelon_1785 N in ep3 knows that she can scape but says those things to get V trust him and you know... He is in love in V but we can't say It. And V in the end of ep2 looks like she is mad for still being punished for nothing, but realized that she isn't trap.
Think it needs to be clarified that the drones are all sentient (or at least appear sentient). Thus stuff like a giant centipede monster is actually really freaking scary to them, especially when it shows holograms of your family, including it killing them. That's why Uzi pushed N away and went to her dad. She just experienced something traumatic and is pushing away someone she's suspicious of, while returning to her only remaining family and source of comfort, despite his previous failings as a father.
Absolute Solver is basically a reboot program to Murder Drones (such as J becoming a robo demon creature) which is made to kill workers for materials. FUN FACT!: N's voice actor (Michael Kovach) has voiced Jax from The Amazing Digital Circus, N from Murder Drones, Rocky from Lackadaisy and Angel Dust from Hazbin Hotel!
I'm not gonna go into why what you said about Absolute Solver is wrong, since that is a function it serves as of this point in the story, and going any deeper than that is spoilers, so I'll only remark that it is misinformation that is only a technically accurate summary of the info you have access to right this episode. And even then, an unsatisfactory one, seeing as it showed up to do different things in Uzi and Doll. But, you learn a bit more (but not much more) about it literally next episode, so...
When Uzi befriends N in the first episode and learns about the whole deal of the Murder Drones, she realizes that they are just as much pawns in this game as the Workers are, so she decides that its the humans fault and that theyre going to pay for her moms death. And with J out of the picture and V chained up they dont really represent a threat anymore, N is her (only) friend and V can easily be stopped with his assistance if need be. Unclear why V isnt leaving now that she is free, the flashback at the start implys that she might actually like N and the whole "Who are you" thing was just an act she put on. It gets cleared up more in the next couple episodes.
yo mike , thx for reacting to the pilot , if ya were not reacting to murder drones , i was not gonna find it , this is by far 1 of the coolest series , allready watched the whole series ,its soooooooooo cool , the storyline goes so smooth , and the story overall is very cool , cant wait till ya react to episode 5 and 6 prob the coolest 1 and 4 is the best in terms of lore also , can ya react to matpat's lore video after ya reacted to the whole series
If you pay attention to N when they are at the front door, when the drone that puts his drawing on the door, N blushes. Just showing that N is a little bean.
Explaining the beating heart: Basically, since J was so damaged the Absolute solver grabbed whatever matter it could find to fix her.. well, her body was really near an icepod thingie so the solver grabbed the rests of human matter in there, making her a sort of fleshy robot lol
[WARNING] big wall of text incoming! If you already know everything about the show,DO NOT open it. I wanted to inform mike about important things,and I'll probably keep doing it in the next episodes Ok,so here is some important information (I tried to avoid spoilers as much as I could): The start is the past of N,J and V. J=girl with pigtails,V=the other girl (in the flashbacks the one with glasses),N=the guy The drones wear clothes because of cartoon logic,just think it as them wanting to imitate the humans or the humans wanting the drones to look cooler,after all they were already wearing clothes before all humans died in copper 9,if Uzi's exposition is anything to go off. Same with the hair,but that's most definitely the drones imitating the humans And in the flashbacks it's tessa (the shadow girl,who yes,it's a human,that's just how humans are depicted in this series most definitely because it's easier to animate and model) who puts the hair on them,said by his own father (person at the start) The fourth drone in the flashback is one of,if not the most important character in the show,you'll know more about it later Uzi's eye symbol (the AbsoluteSolver) is the absolute MAIN,most IMPORTANT thing in this show (at least in season 1),pay attention to anything that has that symbol The murder drones also have the AbsoluteSolver,it's the reason why they can regenerate,have 1 million different weapons in that tiny arm,etc. Basically,it creates matter (or smth like that) and again,it's the main...theme,I guess,in this season Death is not taken seriously at all when done by a murder drone because...y'know,it's their main thing,and I personally wouldn't question them if I was a worker drone Humor in this series is wild,just go with it...also,it becomes less funny later down the road,ep6 has basically no jokes in it I suggest you just think that all the drones just have an AI so advanced they are basically humans when it comes to thought,emotions,etc. Because you're gonna keep on asking "how do they ..." every time,happened to me The glados-like voice is basically the AbsoluteSolver's voice I'm surprised you got the fact that that hologram was her mom...who also had the AbsoluteSolver symbol in her eye,just sayin' The electronic heart that tries to sneak away at the end is basically the thing that holds the AbsoluteSolver program in the murder drones Also,Uzi got emotional because she saw a hologram of he mom (who Uzi probably never actually knew,as the mom most definitely died when she was a toddler) and saw what she thought was her dad (but it was actually a hologram,which you can notice because J kills him TWICE) being brutally torn apart in front of her,which would mean her whole familly would be dead. She didn't talk about it,but she got completely paralyzed,just as her dad (who's called Khan Doorman) did in ep1 when he saw N (in murder mode). he was paralyzed because of how traumatic beating your own wife to death with a wrench to put her out of her missery must be,probably the reason he's so attached to the doors,since his wife suggested them in the first place (you'll know that next episode,but nearly no one pays actual attention to that part,not even I did when first watching it). The girl with red eyes also has the AbsoluteSolver and she for some reason has powers,but that's for next episode. Also,when the red-eyed girl (she is called doll btw) breaks the door,that's a flashback to the cut-off scene from before when the blonde (called lizzie) was all like "that girl is....GORGEOUS right? Imma let her in",not a thing happening in the present. Also,doll's not good news,but I'll tell more about her in the next episode...you'll see I'm pretty sure V secretly likes N Uzi at the end is trying to investigate what the symbol in her eye and whatever it is that happened in the episode is and how it is all linked up
You have the advantage of watching these back-to-back instead of waiting months for a new one and forgetting everything that happened last episode. I have the advantage of a lore recap.
Mike, I think you have to accept that the only reason the characters are robots is so that Glitch can get away with insane gore scenes. Just don't question the fact they have saliva and fleshy stuff and how they can be frightened of anything, and go along with it, because you will go INSANE trying to understand the logic of this world.
You know what makes 10:55 work? After so many whiplash "drama to comedy" moments in this series, we finally get a slower one... where the "dramatic buildup" is its own joke. So there's plenty of time to savor the ridiculousness.
Well I’m happy that you are watching and enjoying the Murder drones series even though you have a lot of questions about I suggest that you watch some Cartoons Universe videos explanation they will really help you understand the Murder drones series 😊hope this helps
I think it might be easier if you suspend your disbelief and kinda forget what you think robots are 😅 They’re highly advanced, years into the future so there sentient, self aware, the full package
Disassembly Drones regenerate if enough of their body is left, if there isn't enough material the result is an eldritch form, which is what you saw. That is not J, but the Absolute Solver trying to repair the drone..
Right place to pause with the posters above uzi's bed but definitely one to pause & try to read. It's a little repetitive but there's a lot that looks meaningless & isn't. This show made me do more homework than school as there are real equations to work with real life time travel theories & a whole bunch of double meanings. Also absolute solver was mentioned in episode 1 as well and seems to be the most important but confusing thing in this show. The repeated symbols are also important. The "special eye" is the symbol of absolute solver in Uzi's eye at the beginning that randomly breaks a mirror "That's wierd and concerning"-V and the symbol in front of dolls (Russian girl who watched her parents die) hand, in her eye and on the door when she bends it. The color is different but the symbol isn't. There's also a more organic looking version that i can't tell if it's supposed to be a different symbol entirely or changing but it often shows up too. The more organic version is the large one above her bed. She was upset by the mom hologram but it was easily recognized as a hologram where as she was convinced she watched her dad get torn apart and eaten in front of her. Organic stuff clearly plays a part as the core of J was incased in a human heart crawling out of an organic ribcage and there was a hand attached to the absolute solver monster? I think we're still trying to figure that out everyone has popular, convoluted and outlandish theories by now sense we KIND OF got answers but you will always leave with more questions. That's just how the show is. And the switch between caring about life and not is frustratingly inconsistent. But for sanities sake you really do need to think about our characters as more human than humanity. That's clearly how the show builds it up.
honestly on 2:04 the hand moments is the most beautiful thing ever when some two be in love each other really I am really have to cry on this thing really
Fun fact: When going further into the series (ep1 to ep 6) quality will increase episode by episode (always breaking the last one) in this case 2 breask 1 quality an so on
for the record the shadows you see in the manor flashback in the beginning are humans but the robots are not programmed to see their faces and stuff and so it comes off to us as shadow-people
Its important to remember that worker drones in general aren't too bright. They haven't invented drone horror movies, so they don't react to obvious danger the way we do.
The only reason they dress up like humans, is to identify each drone individually. Basically all drones have the same body and program. Their personality takes shape by their experiences, something like A.I training but more practical.
It was super obvious for me that they are not on Earth from the start, because they show the night sky. And later they show the sunshine, which has a different color too.
19:47 I feel like she got fooled into thinking that when her dad was being torn apart, she thought that was real... I EFEL SO BAD BC THE FACT THAT SHE DOESNT LIKE TO ADMIT THAT SHE LIKES HER DAD. Or her dad is the only family she " has left " which maybe gives a hint into why she got so emotional to the fact she hugged her father
The resin v stayed is because she has feelings(BECAUSE THEY DEVELOPED PERSONALITIES WAY BRFORE THE EVENTS OF THE SHOW )and knows N before they become murder drones
if you pay attention that one human said "why does she give them hairs and clothes to play dress up with them" the she refers to N, V, and J's creator. she likes to dress them up and treats them like family.
Explanation of the quality: The creator made episode 1 two years ago and he made episode 2 one year ago so he has improved a lot and he is also the same creator of the amazing digital circus, i think the reason why the amazing digital circus is so popular, it's because he has really has improved a lot and made the quality even better Anyways i hope this helps :D
So with the planet being called copper 9, the actual planet is called Rhea, it’s one of Saturn’s moons but they call the moons copper 1, 2, 3, etc. Because they’re all test planets in their universe or version or whatever you wanna call it.
She was so scared or what ever because the centipede was the murder drone that died in the first episode and I think N and the other murder drones also have that. She also asked N what are you!?!?
new episode of md I watch it me:(Binges the entire series over and over till the next episode comes out)Next episode comes out and the cycle repeats.Thats me watching md
