TIME TO RAMBLE ABOUT J FOR SEEMINGLY NO REASON AT ALL

TIME TO RAMBLE ABOUT J FOR SEEMINGLY NO REASON AT ALL

Okay so I recently realized that J is by far the character in Murder Drones with the saddest story.

I have reasons and evidence to back this up, read the rest for more information.

This post will contain MAJOR SPOILERS for all of Murder Drones.

PROCEED WITH CAUTION

Okay so J... she's got to have one of the saddest character stories in Murder Drones at this point.

Yes she's cruel now, but that's besides the point.

J is most likely unaware that her "boss" was just Cyn masquerading as Tessa for the past several years, pretending to be her, using the Disassembly Drones as her tools.

The two she trusted the most (Tessa and V) are either dead or missing (I say missing since it isn't confirmed that V's dead yet).

Cyn also took control over J in episode 5 Home, and most likely had J (along with the other Worker Drones at the gala) assist in killing Tessa and all the other humans who were present at the time. Meaning J helped kill one of the only people she trusted without even knowing.

J's entire life as a Disassembly Drone, has been nothing except lies, from the company itself to the one she called boss. She has lost everyone she trusts the most.

That's all I wanted to say anyways have a wonderful day/night.

I just... I just want everyone to know that these two drones are dancing together and that nobody has noticed until now.

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So I remember in ep 7. the solver destroyed the Crucifix. Then I remember earlier in the Nori flashback she actually threw the patch into the chasm. So this either means that Nori retrieved the patch, or there were two patches.

In either case, this means there's likely a bottom to the chasm, rather than just a hole through to the other side of the planet. This means that the last scene where Uzi is in space was fake, perhaps it's the solver manipulating her mind.

Looking back, I don't think that Mitchell picking up the wrong suit was a simple accident. The Solver probably considered Chambers a threat that needed eliminating for the plan to work, but the other scientists would have suspected something if he simply disappeared. So what to do?

How about discretely killing Chambers before work began for the day, then using a hologram to switch the badges momentarily to trick the newbie intern into putting on the wrong outfit? Then nobody would realize the real Chambers is dead until it's too late, and who cares if the intern didn't show up to work? Nori probably ate interns as a regular occurrence.

I think we as a fandom should put unrelated robots into murder drones and make silly comics or drawing about that. I wanna see what N's reaction to Mettaton undertale (any form but box would be the funniest methinks)

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THAT'S... THAT'S MY OLD PROFILE PICTURE.

THAT'S MY OLD PROFILE PICTURE.

(How many people had this pfp?)