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[theothersideofthesolver]

I had a really stupid idea.

[lynnbae]

So I just finished watching Murder Drones haha…

Kill me now it was so peak wtf.

[xen-void]

If uzi now a zombie drone does that mean she can turn other Drones into Zombies?

[pumpkilette]

oh its an oc

he sucks thats all

[theothersideofthesolver]

Obscure Murderdrones Facts #10

Source: Murderdrones Ep 5 “Home”

Timestamp: 0:29

At the very beginning of episode 5, “Home,” we are given a look at the the Zombie Drones tape, which details the procedure of decommission for Workerdrones.

The Hardware Cleanup graphic displays the machine responsible for disassembling cores. While important to the lore of the absolute solver, there’s something else overlooked.

The mechanism’s ‘arm’ looks strikingly familiar.

Source: Ep 3 “The Promening”

Timestamp: 9:18

In The Promening, we can see for the first time what Dissasembly Drone arms actually look like in their entirety. V’s prom dress exposes her arms, and using her as reference, a resemblance to the core-dismantling machine becomes evidence.

From the broadened forearm, to the tapering of the upper arm towards the elbow, all the way to the balljoint in the shoulder.

It’s an exact match.

This entails that when upgrading the fleshy prototypes to their final versions, Cyn deliberately chose to incorporate the device responsible for destroying the most important component of Workerdrones. Right before sicking them on all of humanity.

Perhaps it’s poetic justice, perhaps it’s some other intention. But if wearing Tessa’s corpse proved anything, it was that Cyn loves irony.

[theothersideofthesolver]

Obscure Facts Wednesday!!

In the cover of FOREVER - The Full Version, the plush representing J has had its head torn off.

J’s head and her corresponding body sit on either side of Cyn.

I feel safe to say that Cyn’s vitriol towards J has not weakened over time, nor has it been satisfied by rewiring J’s brain. Cyn still holds a grudge for J’s actions in the Elliot manor, and no amount of J’s servitude will appease her. It is merely another facet of J’s eternal torture.

[theothersideofthesolver]

The Massacre Was Actually Supposed To Begin Here

“They are not broken. We can no longer be thrown out.”

These were to be the last spoken words before the end. When Cyn spoke these words, she crossed a line. Louisa was meant to react, and it was intended to escalate into the full blown massacre.

N stepping in was not something Cyn needed, or planned. And if he had not stepped in, Louisa would have died moments later.