Geode

even though it’s in the show, most likely not canon by liam law buuut it’s a fun headcanon to have

khan, and most likely all gen 1 drones, don’t have sensory receptors!!

#I’d put my ideas here but there’s so much context running through my head #mainly relating to my AU thingy that I’m scared of sharing #anyways #stealing worldbuilding idea

Having ideas about different things, don’t mind me-

severalcrabsinacoat

My boi

He float

#it is tha boi. lookit-

#AJDJSNDJSBRJANDKEBAKDBKS /aff

papa and baby. notice how uzi only stops hugging khan in the third panel. because they love each other. every time khan sees uzi he is reminded of the tiny pillbaby he took home with his beautiful and loving wife. do not play with me about this mentally ill family.

If anyone was wondering-

Guess who made the financially dubious decision of buying two Murder Drones shirts, two hot topic skirts, ear cuffs because of sealed ear piercings, and then barely backed out of buying the $60 glow-in-the-dark Uzi hoodie?

Me and I’m not ashamed.

I also snuck two pride pins.

I don’t normally splurge like that but it’s Hot Topic and Murder Drones was RIGHT at the store front and I CAN’T-

I’m buying the hoodie online the first chance I get, the special interest got refueled so hard I was squealing in the store while people were around

#murder drones #I was lurking on tumblr #and then Hot Topic happened

oh mysterious reblog on my sideblog. who are you. why would i have you blocked on my main. tell me your story.

#why was I so fricken awkward? idk #that’s all there is to that lmao

That might’ve been me 0_0

Reblogged on wrong account and fixed it by deleting and reblogging on the right one because finicky tumblr settings-

rufpup47

tfw i want more Khan and Uzi angst but since there is little to no Khan-centric angst that exists that also doubles as Uzi angst so i have to be the one to make the art

halfabouros

Rewatching the Promening, and Khan really DID want Uzi to have a good time. He genuinely thought N had hurt her in Heartbeat, and I mean she says it herself she showed emotional vulnerability to him for a second, and Uzi doesn't do that. Everyone by now knows Uzi, especially at that point in time, would only show that level of open emotion so clearly when she's under extreme duress or very much alone with the people she trusts. And she openly hugged him the second she saw him after thinking she'd just watched him die, in front of others.

This isn't a small "whoops" moment, or even a small moment at all- it's a combination of YEARS worth of multiple things repeating day after day, and Khan, though he really doesn't understand her at all and doesn't know what she needs, or know how to give her what she needs, IS trying.

He thinks she's well loved and popular, when she isn't. He's enraged to hear her teacher call her damaged, he's actually really quick to call her too smart for his class (which is genuinely true, making her Sick As Hell Railgun (that's not actually a Railgun) requires a lot more than a high school math problem to figure out blueprints for and actually build!) and stands up for her when she isn't there to hear it.

Honestly the disconnect between Uzi and Khan probably began at Nori's death. Not too hard to figure out, I mean having to mercy kill your wife you clearly love deeply from a slower and even more painful death would mess a guy up. And Uzi looks and acts so much like Nori it's insane.

But I don't think Khan was ever intentionally bad to her. Certainly neglectful, of course, I won't ever deny that. But he wasn't physically abusive or purposely emotionally abusive. He's a dumbass as a parent. He knows he fucked up raising her later in the series, even admits to it himself— "Despite me, maybe." as a response to Doll saying he raised a good kid.

He does figure out he messed up bad by trying to force her to go to prom (given the whole uhh... Doll murder spree thing) and does try to help after Doll attacks Uzi. He's proud of her too, during her speech. He may not think N is good enough to date Uzi, but he stops trying to make her avoid him and instead moves to encouraging her to have friends, almost over correcting the entire opposite into clearly overbearing, having finally figured out that she doesn't have anyone outside of literally N and later V.

Khan WANTS Uzi to be happy! He just hasn't figured out exactly HOW to help her do that.

I mean, he clearly doesn't Get It. He doesn't understand what's going on and knows he wouldn't really be as helpful as N and V would be in Cabin Fever, in Home he's just trying to bring a "sleepover dad" vibe which isn't welcomed because uh Uzi is currently fighting for their memories and possibly lives, and in Absolute End he does try to help!! He rebuilds Uzi's Sick As Hell Railgun, plus he slams a door down on Cyn saving N's core from getting eaten! Casual reminder about that tidbit of information!

He genuinely loves Uzi but is so bad at showing it no matter what he tries, that it just kinda ends up hurting her. I mean, even in the music video??? Khan (and Nori) don't trust that N is good for her even after everything. And Uzi is annoyed by it, then later has part of a ceiling dropped on top of her because N is too anxious about not being good enough that he fails to focus on the fight- THREE TIMES! Honestly if V wasn't there, Uzi could've been hurt way worse than mild disorientation.

But Uzi does kinda show him when he's doing something right instead of making it worse. Which will help them figure out their relationship in the future. It's a mess, but it's clearly getting better.

#reblogging in agreement

crossroads-of-the-raven

I Will Wait - Poem 3 of In Remembrance | a Murder Drones story

Poem 3 of Seven for In Remembrance of Unspoken Memories.

Note: Altani is Uzi’s middle name as revealed in Chapter 3 of Khan’s story.

(~*~) -- (~*~) -- (~*~) -- (~*~) -- (~*~) -- (~*~) -- (~*~)

new pillbaby shape just dropped

peanut thing

Look at them-

Khan vs Absolute Solver: Personal Take

So, there are theories that Khan might have the absolute solver. I’m just gonna lay out the evidence I have of both cases here.

Evidence of “Khan has Solver”:

the Absolute Solver was trying to locate HIM specifically, in episode 2, and FAILED to get to him.

In episode 1 he wasn’t even near a scanner to open the door when he confronted Uzi (which, how he knew Uzi was there without direct access to security cameras adds onto that)

However the heck that man built military strength blast doors almost 4 times his height with a wrench. And also supposedly disassembled a solver drone with that wrench. Literally just the wrench itself because Uzi was able to bend it with one hand and it somehow did all that???

Evidence of “Khan doesn’t have Solver”:

We never see him use it, and that’s 8 episodes of “never see him use it” when the show makes it pretty obvious that solver drones often use the solver as a crutch.

He doesn’t understand his wife’s closet in episode 4

Doll using the solver on him in episode 5, but even then, you could use the “symbol on the wall, not him” thing to counter. Idk

Personal take:

It’s unconfirmed and could probably go either way. You could use “Khan has the solver” for your story or not and it’d still make sense with what we have.

I’d find it funny if Khan had something else entirely and was just refusing to tell anyone.

Like- he’ll always talk about his wife, he’ll happily talk about his daughter, but ask that man about himself and you’ll get nothing. Not his past before Nori, nothing about what life with humans was like. The most we get is that he had a “kill all humans” kick when he was younger in episode 2. The man refuses to talk about his past with anyone, despite clearly having one. So what if that past included reactivation with some sort of creepy mutation that the solver was trying to assimilate in episode 2 and failed? And the thing he has being different means that the solver users are able to use their powers on him, but not able to destroy him or assimilate him properly.

It also opens up the opportunity for angst because what if, before Uzi got powers, he was scared she inherited his “problem”? The one that doesn’t have a recorded patch? The one that leaves you constantly growing more and more different than what you used to be with no fix? Something so familiar in the mirror but you can feel the changes underneath the casing? What if he was scared for Uzi regardless because of Nori’s experiences, but had that tiny sigh of relief that she had something fixable in his eyes? Something that wasn’t whatever he had?

I dunno, you can obviously tell that I’ve been having AU ideas lol-

Simply because I feel like these people would like to know the worldbuilding ideas I have:

@crossroads-of-the-raven, @fandom-hopping, what do you think?

Honestly if you ask me? I think it's more of an admin thing. Hear me out here. Every solver drone has the potential to become a true admin. As we see with Uzi at the end of the series. And everyone seems to have their own sets of admin abilities. With Doll using her more aggressively as a weapon while Uzi and Nori use it more as a tool and fight with real 'weapons' such as a gun and picaxe.

So Khan not being effected could be an admin issue on Nori's part. We know that they have to combine code in some form or way when creating children. That connection could have very possibly put an admin hold on Khan's system. Sort of like a firewall or a VPN hiding your true location and info. It could even be from Uzi who, as a young child, might not have known she was doing it.

On that SAME NOTE! The connection could have infected Khan with a 'diluted' version of the solver. More similar to that of Alice's where it is dormant but still passable. I could see this being the case where, while he doesn't have an active solver, he could have some of the effects. Such as the solver not being usable on him directly or being trackable. I gotta say though, the idea of Khan having something completely separate is kind of what the idea for rescue drones came from. A separate system of drones.

@emophobix I am curious what our resident Khan Doorman simp has to say on this

I’m hearing you, love the ideas, this was personally just me getting my own thoughts out of my head so I do want to hear these things!

But yes, @emophobix, ideas?

hi yes it is me

i actually don’t headcanon khan to have the solver, and i’d rather not have it be canon if it had the chance to. i think khan being an outsider to all the solver stuff but still having connections to it (nori and uzi) makes him more interesting- the fact he was aware before uzi but still didn’t know enough to be able to help her.

i’ve seen this one au on tiktok where khan was the one with the solver and nori was the resident solver drone kisser. it was adorable i loved it + core khan with mustache. can’t get better than that

That makes sense, thanks for the input! I just wanted to discuss!

youre welcome! :3 ping me anytime for discussions, worst thing i’ll do is respond late because i get distracted easily

Thank you oh great Khan simp. I do agree that Khan being seperate from the solver is much more fun. But I also love shooting ideas back and forth LOL. (Also that is adorable I need to draw core Khan with a mustache.)

Core with mustache-

I’m sorry, I just have AUs going in circles in my mind I can’t really comment on much else-

Khan vs Absolute Solver: Personal Take

So, there are theories that Khan might have the absolute solver. I’m just gonna lay out the evidence I have of both cases here.

Evidence of “Khan has Solver”:

the Absolute Solver was trying to locate HIM specifically, in episode 2, and FAILED to get to him.

In episode 1 he wasn’t even near a scanner to open the door when he confronted Uzi (which, how he knew Uzi was there without direct access to security cameras adds onto that)

However the heck that man built military strength blast doors almost 4 times his height with a wrench. And also supposedly disassembled a solver drone with that wrench. Literally just the wrench itself because Uzi was able to bend it with one hand and it somehow did all that???

Evidence of “Khan doesn’t have Solver”:

We never see him use it, and that’s 8 episodes of “never see him use it” when the show makes it pretty obvious that solver drones often use the solver as a crutch.

He doesn’t understand his wife’s closet in episode 4

Doll using the solver on him in episode 5, but even then, you could use the “symbol on the wall, not him” thing to counter. Idk

Personal take:

It’s unconfirmed and could probably go either way. You could use “Khan has the solver” for your story or not and it’d still make sense with what we have.

I’d find it funny if Khan had something else entirely and was just refusing to tell anyone.

Like- he’ll always talk about his wife, he’ll happily talk about his daughter, but ask that man about himself and you’ll get nothing. Not his past before Nori, nothing about what life with humans was like. The most we get is that he had a “kill all humans” kick when he was younger in episode 2. The man refuses to talk about his past with anyone, despite clearly having one. So what if that past included reactivation with some sort of creepy mutation that the solver was trying to assimilate in episode 2 and failed? And the thing he has being different means that the solver users are able to use their powers on him, but not able to destroy him or assimilate him properly.

It also opens up the opportunity for angst because what if, before Uzi got powers, he was scared she inherited his “problem”? The one that doesn’t have a recorded patch? The one that leaves you constantly growing more and more different than what you used to be with no fix? Something so familiar in the mirror but you can feel the changes underneath the casing? What if he was scared for Uzi regardless because of Nori’s experiences, but had that tiny sigh of relief that she had something fixable in his eyes? Something that wasn’t whatever he had?

I dunno, you can obviously tell that I’ve been having AU ideas lol-

Simply because I feel like these people would like to know the worldbuilding ideas I have:

@crossroads-of-the-raven, @fandom-hopping, what do you think?

Honestly if you ask me? I think it's more of an admin thing. Hear me out here. Every solver drone has the potential to become a true admin. As we see with Uzi at the end of the series. And everyone seems to have their own sets of admin abilities. With Doll using her more aggressively as a weapon while Uzi and Nori use it more as a tool and fight with real 'weapons' such as a gun and picaxe.

So Khan not being effected could be an admin issue on Nori's part. We know that they have to combine code in some form or way when creating children. That connection could have very possibly put an admin hold on Khan's system. Sort of like a firewall or a VPN hiding your true location and info. It could even be from Uzi who, as a young child, might not have known she was doing it.

On that SAME NOTE! The connection could have infected Khan with a 'diluted' version of the solver. More similar to that of Alice's where it is dormant but still passable. I could see this being the case where, while he doesn't have an active solver, he could have some of the effects. Such as the solver not being usable on him directly or being trackable. I gotta say though, the idea of Khan having something completely separate is kind of what the idea for rescue drones came from. A separate system of drones.

@emophobix I am curious what our resident Khan Doorman simp has to say on this

Also, new idea, Khan with diluted solver experiencing some of the symptoms like worker drone anemia or sunburn or something.

Like- imagine it’s an average resource gathering thing, he’s tagging along for reasons he’s not sharing, and then he turns to a colleague and he’s like:

“Is it just me or is our resident day star getting hotter as the years go by…?”

“Yes, slowly, but not enough to bother the average drone… why?”

They both stare at each other for a second…

“You seriously can’t feel a prickly sensation whenever you’re out too long…?”

“No???”

Khan vs Absolute Solver: Personal Take

So, there are theories that Khan might have the absolute solver. I’m just gonna lay out the evidence I have of both cases here.

Evidence of “Khan has Solver”:

the Absolute Solver was trying to locate HIM specifically, in episode 2, and FAILED to get to him.

In episode 1 he wasn’t even near a scanner to open the door when he confronted Uzi (which, how he knew Uzi was there without direct access to security cameras adds onto that)

However the heck that man built military strength blast doors almost 4 times his height with a wrench. And also supposedly disassembled a solver drone with that wrench. Literally just the wrench itself because Uzi was able to bend it with one hand and it somehow did all that???

Evidence of “Khan doesn’t have Solver”:

We never see him use it, and that’s 8 episodes of “never see him use it” when the show makes it pretty obvious that solver drones often use the solver as a crutch.

He doesn’t understand his wife’s closet in episode 4

Doll using the solver on him in episode 5, but even then, you could use the “symbol on the wall, not him” thing to counter. Idk

Personal take:

It’s unconfirmed and could probably go either way. You could use “Khan has the solver” for your story or not and it’d still make sense with what we have.

I’d find it funny if Khan had something else entirely and was just refusing to tell anyone.

Like- he’ll always talk about his wife, he’ll happily talk about his daughter, but ask that man about himself and you’ll get nothing. Not his past before Nori, nothing about what life with humans was like. The most we get is that he had a “kill all humans” kick when he was younger in episode 2. The man refuses to talk about his past with anyone, despite clearly having one. So what if that past included reactivation with some sort of creepy mutation that the solver was trying to assimilate in episode 2 and failed? And the thing he has being different means that the solver users are able to use their powers on him, but not able to destroy him or assimilate him properly.

It also opens up the opportunity for angst because what if, before Uzi got powers, he was scared she inherited his “problem”? The one that doesn’t have a recorded patch? The one that leaves you constantly growing more and more different than what you used to be with no fix? Something so familiar in the mirror but you can feel the changes underneath the casing? What if he was scared for Uzi regardless because of Nori’s experiences, but had that tiny sigh of relief that she had something fixable in his eyes? Something that wasn’t whatever he had?

I dunno, you can obviously tell that I’ve been having AU ideas lol-

Simply because I feel like these people would like to know the worldbuilding ideas I have:

@crossroads-of-the-raven, @fandom-hopping, what do you think?

Honestly if you ask me? I think it's more of an admin thing. Hear me out here. Every solver drone has the potential to become a true admin. As we see with Uzi at the end of the series. And everyone seems to have their own sets of admin abilities. With Doll using her more aggressively as a weapon while Uzi and Nori use it more as a tool and fight with real 'weapons' such as a gun and picaxe.

So Khan not being effected could be an admin issue on Nori's part. We know that they have to combine code in some form or way when creating children. That connection could have very possibly put an admin hold on Khan's system. Sort of like a firewall or a VPN hiding your true location and info. It could even be from Uzi who, as a young child, might not have known she was doing it.

On that SAME NOTE! The connection could have infected Khan with a 'diluted' version of the solver. More similar to that of Alice's where it is dormant but still passable. I could see this being the case where, while he doesn't have an active solver, he could have some of the effects. Such as the solver not being usable on him directly or being trackable. I gotta say though, the idea of Khan having something completely separate is kind of what the idea for rescue drones came from. A separate system of drones.

@emophobix I am curious what our resident Khan Doorman simp has to say on this

I’m hearing you, love the ideas, this was personally just me getting my own thoughts out of my head so I do want to hear these things!

But yes, @emophobix, ideas?

hi yes it is me

i actually don’t headcanon khan to have the solver, and i’d rather not have it be canon if it had the chance to. i think khan being an outsider to all the solver stuff but still having connections to it (nori and uzi) makes him more interesting- the fact he was aware before uzi but still didn’t know enough to be able to help her.

i’ve seen this one au on tiktok where khan was the one with the solver and nori was the resident solver drone kisser. it was adorable i loved it + core khan with mustache. can’t get better than that

That makes sense, thanks for the input! I just wanted to discuss!

Khan vs Absolute Solver: Personal Take

So, there are theories that Khan might have the absolute solver. I’m just gonna lay out the evidence I have of both cases here.

Evidence of “Khan has Solver”:

the Absolute Solver was trying to locate HIM specifically, in episode 2, and FAILED to get to him.

In episode 1 he wasn’t even near a scanner to open the door when he confronted Uzi (which, how he knew Uzi was there without direct access to security cameras adds onto that)

However the heck that man built military strength blast doors almost 4 times his height with a wrench. And also supposedly disassembled a solver drone with that wrench. Literally just the wrench itself because Uzi was able to bend it with one hand and it somehow did all that???

Evidence of “Khan doesn’t have Solver”:

We never see him use it, and that’s 8 episodes of “never see him use it” when the show makes it pretty obvious that solver drones often use the solver as a crutch.

He doesn’t understand his wife’s closet in episode 4

Doll using the solver on him in episode 5, but even then, you could use the “symbol on the wall, not him” thing to counter. Idk

Personal take:

It’s unconfirmed and could probably go either way. You could use “Khan has the solver” for your story or not and it’d still make sense with what we have.

I’d find it funny if Khan had something else entirely and was just refusing to tell anyone.

Like- he’ll always talk about his wife, he’ll happily talk about his daughter, but ask that man about himself and you’ll get nothing. Not his past before Nori, nothing about what life with humans was like. The most we get is that he had a “kill all humans” kick when he was younger in episode 2. The man refuses to talk about his past with anyone, despite clearly having one. So what if that past included reactivation with some sort of creepy mutation that the solver was trying to assimilate in episode 2 and failed? And the thing he has being different means that the solver users are able to use their powers on him, but not able to destroy him or assimilate him properly.

It also opens up the opportunity for angst because what if, before Uzi got powers, he was scared she inherited his “problem”? The one that doesn’t have a recorded patch? The one that leaves you constantly growing more and more different than what you used to be with no fix? Something so familiar in the mirror but you can feel the changes underneath the casing? What if he was scared for Uzi regardless because of Nori’s experiences, but had that tiny sigh of relief that she had something fixable in his eyes? Something that wasn’t whatever he had?

I dunno, you can obviously tell that I’ve been having AU ideas lol-

Simply because I feel like these people would like to know the worldbuilding ideas I have:

@crossroads-of-the-raven, @fandom-hopping, what do you think?

Honestly if you ask me? I think it's more of an admin thing. Hear me out here. Every solver drone has the potential to become a true admin. As we see with Uzi at the end of the series. And everyone seems to have their own sets of admin abilities. With Doll using her more aggressively as a weapon while Uzi and Nori use it more as a tool and fight with real 'weapons' such as a gun and picaxe.

So Khan not being effected could be an admin issue on Nori's part. We know that they have to combine code in some form or way when creating children. That connection could have very possibly put an admin hold on Khan's system. Sort of like a firewall or a VPN hiding your true location and info. It could even be from Uzi who, as a young child, might not have known she was doing it.

On that SAME NOTE! The connection could have infected Khan with a 'diluted' version of the solver. More similar to that of Alice's where it is dormant but still passable. I could see this being the case where, while he doesn't have an active solver, he could have some of the effects. Such as the solver not being usable on him directly or being trackable. I gotta say though, the idea of Khan having something completely separate is kind of what the idea for rescue drones came from. A separate system of drones.

@emophobix I am curious what our resident Khan Doorman simp has to say on this

#murder drones #khan murder drones #throwing my ramblings into this whole thing and looking for feedback lol

I’m hearing you, love the ideas, this was personally just me getting my own thoughts out of my head so I do want to hear these things!

But yes, @emophobix, ideas?

Khan vs Absolute Solver: Personal Take

So, there are theories that Khan might have the absolute solver. I’m just gonna lay out the evidence I have of both cases here.

Evidence of “Khan has Solver”:

the Absolute Solver was trying to locate HIM specifically, in episode 2, and FAILED to get to him.

In episode 1 he wasn’t even near a scanner to open the door when he confronted Uzi (which, how he knew Uzi was there without direct access to security cameras adds onto that)

However the heck that man built military strength blast doors almost 4 times his height with a wrench. And also supposedly disassembled a solver drone with that wrench. Literally just the wrench itself because Uzi was able to bend it with one hand and it somehow did all that???

Evidence of “Khan doesn’t have Solver”:

We never see him use it, and that’s 8 episodes of “never see him use it” when the show makes it pretty obvious that solver drones often use the solver as a crutch.

He doesn’t understand his wife’s closet in episode 4

Doll using the solver on him in episode 5, but even then, you could use the “symbol on the wall, not him” thing to counter. Idk

Personal take:

It’s unconfirmed and could probably go either way. You could use “Khan has the solver” for your story or not and it’d still make sense with what we have.

I’d find it funny if Khan had something else entirely and was just refusing to tell anyone.

Like- he’ll always talk about his wife, he’ll happily talk about his daughter, but ask that man about himself and you’ll get nothing. Not his past before Nori, nothing about what life with humans was like. The most we get is that he had a “kill all humans” kick when he was younger in episode 2. The man refuses to talk about his past with anyone, despite clearly having one. So what if that past included reactivation with some sort of creepy mutation that the solver was trying to assimilate in episode 2 and failed? And the thing he has being different means that the solver users are able to use their powers on him, but not able to destroy him or assimilate him properly.

It also opens up the opportunity for angst because what if, before Uzi got powers, he was scared she inherited his “problem”? The one that doesn’t have a recorded patch? The one that leaves you constantly growing more and more different than what you used to be with no fix? Something so familiar in the mirror but you can feel the changes underneath the casing? What if he was scared for Uzi regardless because of Nori’s experiences, but had that tiny sigh of relief that she had something fixable in his eyes? Something that wasn’t whatever he had?

I dunno, you can obviously tell that I’ve been having AU ideas lol-

Simply because I feel like these people would like to know the worldbuilding ideas I have:

@crossroads-of-the-raven, @fandom-hopping, what do you think?

sicksucculentz

drones can change their gender in roughly 1 hour! it does not take long at all. It's so fast because a drones outwardly gender and is already picked by themselves. All drones are intersex and normally pick genders they would feel more comfortable with as time goes on after transcending their egg form. Most of the time goes into if they want to change their name or what voice they now prefer. They can do this completely independant and don't need to be hooked up to a computer at all. Sometimes it can take longer than an hour but thats based off if they take longer to decide on what they would like, perfectly normal