THINGS ARE GETTING WILD! | Murder Drones Reaction
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- Опубліковано 16 гру 2024
- We returned to Murder drones and delve deeper into this wild wacky world of wildly wilding robots.
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So basically Uzi and Doll (the Russian robot) are both infected with a program virus that also gives them powers. While Doll kept her infection in check by consuming other drones she either killed or found their corpse lying around, Uzi couldn't keep it in check due to her being emotionally unstable and caused it to mutate further into her monster form. Hope that summed it up a little for you to understand some of the plot
it is "Absolute Solver"
As Russian i can say that Doll's VA is American who knows Russian and i can say it's kinda good
TLDR The Reason The worker Drones are Dumb and don't care/ don't hold grudges about death are because Humans designed them to be Dumb Obedient labor that wouldn't care about their fellow drone dying from a workplace accident or being scrapped
I think the problem I'm seeing is that people are looking at the Worker Drones actions from a Human mindset when they aren't human. you've got to remember, the worker drones were designed as just that WORKERS. they were designed to be obedient expendable labor, the only reason they are their own people is that they have advanced Neural networks that got left on for to long because all the humans that would maintain and reset that stuff are dead. if you look at the worker drones dumbness from the perspective that they were designed to be expendable Labor, it suddenly makes more sense. why are they so carefree about the deaths of others? well they were probably designed not to care or hold grudges over the deaths of their fellow drones in case of workplace accidents, or if some worker drone or another needed to be scrapped or reset to factory default. I only reason they care about death at all is that their probably programmed with a basic sense of self preservation. and the reason that their all idiots and fall for obvious Red Flags, is again, because their expendable Worker Drones, why would I design a robot to be more intelligent than necessary when their only job is as obedient Labor? their smart enough to follow complex commands, but to dumb and gullible for to ever be a threat, or to wonder why they obey humans and stuff like that. due to the nature of neural networks time has helped with that, but at their core, they are still worker drones. hell the only exceptions to this dumbness we see in the series are the murder drones, who are significantly more advanced, and Doll and Uzi, who both have the absolute solver(the Freaky symbol powers) installed.
@@deaththegrimreaper4120 surprisingly Khan more smart then the others, I’m going to bet, that’s because when Nori still was with him, she thought him stuff non-stop
Plus, the Worker Drones' apathy in regards to death but terror of Uzi is a reference to how people generally behaved in millennial scary movies: They had, like, zero sympathy for the victims, and often did dumb stuff leading up to them getting killed, but they cared A LOT about their social status. Uzi is an absolute dork: Being associated with her is to be considered a socially dead loser. And THAT is why her schoolmates are more scared of Uzi than the Murder Drones.
I never considered it that way and it makes so much sense.
@@MaximeLafreniere433 yep, in the words of GLaDOS "they aren't just regular morons, they were DESIGNED to be morons"
The Liam Vickers way to do this is to give you confusing, unexplained things, and then explain them later, sometimes multiple episodes later.
Murder Drones is definitely one of those series that benefits from re-watching to better absorb all the details. It definitely feels fast if you’re not 100% absorbed because it just feels like it’s going everywhere really quickly.
To correct a mistake Tessa is Australian. That automatically overrides any British heritage when taking into account if she's hot.
What’s wrong with British people sobs
@@sandsilly Oi, no spoilers. And I mean a adult Tessa. Not current tessa.
Pretty sure that the real Tessa is British and that the Australian accent is a failed attempt to copy her accent
@@traehignight probably. her voice actress is Australian, but I’m not sure how much that counts for towards the character.
For once, I and everyone else will recommend anyone other than Matpat. For lore on Murder Drones, I'd recommend Cartoon Universe and Lore Drone.
26:30 you didn’t even pay attention to this scene when Uzi put the oil in her mouth 💀 27:36 it’s literally been hinted ever since the pilot… so u can understand it better I’ll only say one thing is that her mom also had the solver aswell.
Not everything has to be for dumb people sometimes people like mysteries that is why things like FNAF are popular
Yeah, she's literally saying everything has to get dumbed down cuz she's mentally incapable of following an slightly complicated story. And tbh she was just overall being kind of an ignorant prick about this show.
Love the video Mikari but I don't think it's fair to compare Murder Drones to TADC they may be under the glitche flag but they are Directed by completely different people with there own styles of story telling
Agreed but I get some people can prefer others like how I prefer md over tadc
@@Minniemouse2910same, I like both but I completely understand why people prefer ones story telling over the other. But the way the directors/creators approach it is very different from each other.
That it feels bit unfair to compare them, in my opinion
@@fibwyrm39 I love tadc I have the pomni and jax plushie and also the gangle one and I have all of the md plushies aswell but I prefer md due to me having a stronger attachment to it cus I’ve known it ever since ep 2 but I don’t compare the shows I just have an preference that’s all 😋😋😋
@@fibwyrm39 agreed 🙏
49:10 I gotta keep it quick and simple: apparently in episode 1 N mentioned that he and other disassembly(murder) drones need to drink oil to avoid overheating and dying. We know that Absolute solver(that eye thingy that Uzy and Doll(Red-eyed russian girl) have) also exist in N, V and J, that's why they can regen and why J went eldritch in ep.2.
Coming back to Uzi. Apparently non-stop usage of Absolute Solver have its toll, you overrheat as shit, and you need constant supply of new oil to cool systems.
Uzi failed to drink some oil, which caused some "side effects". *There IS* another reason why she went monster-mode but that spoilers
The show is just one big “Oh” moment by Episode 7 and then you actually kind of feel big brain looking back at the series.
That's half of the steps to feeling big brained. The other half is looking at the hidden references to Cyn and the Solver in episode 1, theorizing about it for like a year, and seeing it become relevant a single episode later and slowly gain an understanding.
It's such a good feeling
I love how V rubs salt in Uzi's wounds knowing that she has never had friends among the classmates she has had for years and them have more fear Of her than the genocide robots, she became friends with them almost immediately along with N, highlighting the fact that N is a pilot knowing that Uzi has feelings for him, in addition to saying that he makes friends very easily, having made friends with stone, which in retrospect we know that he felt so alone that he had to make friends with rocks.
You'll gather more information about the Absolute Solver through the rest of the episodes. Yes, the eldritch horror fuckery is on purpose. The Solver is a supernatural entity manifesting as a program in the drones.
You'll see later on why Uzi and Doll, the red russian drone, have the Solver. And it's to do with their mothers.
I want to share a couple of my thoughts (no spoilers).
I think it's important to realize the point of this show: it's a mystery. They aren't going to directly explain what the symbol is and the origin of Uzi and Doll's powers right away. You're supposed to be looking for clues and thinking about stuff, and that is going to be difficult when you're talking to chat at the same time, it's just the way it is. While the show isn't perfect (I think the thing about N flying through the ceiling when it seemed the base was impenetrable in episode 1 might be a genuine plot-hole), and there is plenty in it is just for humor, I can assure you that major plot threads do make sense eventually if you follow all the events and clues. For example, Doll's motivation does make sense if you remember that her parents were killed by the murder drones. That being said, it was still a narrative twist that she was letting in V to kill V, and not to conspire with her. That's why it wasn't built up to and stated out-right before it happened, and why Uzi was so surprised, because she thought the same thing.
Personally, I think this new wave of indie animation breaking the basic rules is a good thing. I don't think shows should _always_ be written for the lowest common denominator, or always be made "consumable". I had the same feeling seeing a video criticizing the animation in Hazbin Hotel's pilot for breaking a basic rule of animation, namely that only one thing of interest happens on screen at a time. I think Murder Drones also breaks that rule. Since multiple things happen at a time, it becomes a sort-of "Choose Your Own Adventure" deciding which things to put your focus on, and makes re-watching more exciting. I think breaking the rules in general opens up so many more possibilities, and shows can be written for anyone without being made for everyone, and they aren't being held back by what's considered "normal" or "tradition", and frees them from past cliches and tropes, with the only sacrifice of not being everyone's cup o' tea.
About the "time jumps", I'd say the fact that episode 2 seems to take place directly after episode 1 might be a little misleading. Otherwise it's just like any other show, they skip to the interesting bits. It is important to remember it's an indie studio too, cutting a lot of fluff is probably a necessity.
I guess in conclusion, I'll just say that I don't think easy watching is "superior" to the more challenging stuff by default. They both have their strengths. I think being confused can be a powerful tool, and makes the "a-ha" moment that much more powerful.
I hope you'll still watch the rest of the show!
11:53 As a Russian that 100% true. I used to say that all the time they did that, but i figured i just throw away all broken mirrors and no ne escaped me with using discarded mirrors as stairs since.
The reason it jumps around is because each episode is based on a different horror movie/trope
Matpat's video on this series is extremely incorrect and he didn't really pay attention at all. You should really just rewatch episodes on your own and actually look at what is happening. It's not that hard to put together when you actually look and listen at everything.
or watch other theorists
Yeah, Matpat really fumbled his credubility in the MD fandom, he literally only theorized 1 thing, and still he got that completely wrong.
Yeah, the fact that people take Matpat seriously is painful. It is so easy to understand the lore of the series and explain it properly, but somehow he managed to fumble the bag and even got basic plot points wrong.
I still have nostalgia from making my 50 minute debunk lol.
REMEMBER.
worker drones have little to no self preservation instincts.. some have more that most but thats related to their personality.
also death is so common everyone is desensitized
I fundamentally disagree with your stance on fiction and writing needing to be understandable to "the lowest common denominator". I think it's good that there is media that does that, and completely understand that by not writing that way a story runs the risk of alienating its own audience or making the story less enjoyable but pandering to the masses doesn't seem to be what Murder Drones is trying to do. Maybe our differences in perspective come from the fact that I am, in no way, classically trained in writing but personally, I find the fact that MD is willing to be somewhat impenetrable a point in favour of the show. Art doesn't have to be made entirely for audience consumption, sometimes you just wanna make something you're happy with.
Totally agree! What I love about MD is that it doesn't outright spoonfeed you information, and if you re-watch the series you will see that they actually hid a lot of lore in plain sight, just a bit more obstructed and demanding of their viewer to pay attention and draw red lines between plotpoints. It's not too easy and not to difficult to understand the lore, for example the Keybugs, their intent of usage is shown to us.
Explaining everything just takes away from the thrill of figuring things out one after another. As a newcoming fan who only started watching the series when Episode 8 dropped, I got a hang of the lore pretty quick and I'm usually not quick with lore lmao.
Yup, and almost everyone I've watched react to this show has understood it for the most part by the end of it. And makari saying that when she needs to be spoonfed info with constant jangling keys to follow a story really just goes to show how low on the "denomination" she sits at...
It only has to appeal to "the lowest common denominator" if your goal is to reach an audience. If your art is more about expressing yourself, you technically don't even have to make it be understandable at all. Liam Vickers definitely is the type of guy who, although wanting to make something thats enjoyed by others, he definitely cares more about how he tells his stories rather than how his stories are understood by others, and thats a completely valid way to go about making your art.
I think a great example for why its valid is the book "House of Leaves", which is incredibly hard to digest, but that is also kind of the point of the story itself. You are suppossed to get lost in it, and i think for a lot of its runtime, Murder Drones follows a similar formula. Its a horror mystery, and it definitely still gives you all the clues and knowledge you need to decipher it, but you are just generally not gonna get it unless you rewatch it and pick up on those details, and thats kinda the point of how this story tells its mystery.
Even tho I don't have any right to talk like that while being one of the "FNaF theories trained dogs" (people that trained to notice every little thing, stop videos to find clues, rewatching, etc.)
But it's kinda ridiculous to see all those people that always complain about plot while reacting to drones
Yes, their way of delivering story is strange
But damn, half of the stuff you ask is hidden in little details that you always miss during your "question sessions"
Or you literally just don't remember because last time you watched drones was months ago. And you didn't bother to rewatch it to remember details (not you, but it's very, VERY common problem with reaction channels)
For example. You didn't exactly ask it but during your "session" on 26:29, you missed an entire segment showing that Uzi start craving oil and actually drink some before anyone notice
Or this "HOW DID THEY NOT KNOW IT?" after "he is pilot"
TBH i didn't actually understand what your problem was there
None of the Uzi's classmates ever knew about N being a pilot
Uzi discovered and discussed it in disassembly drones home
A place where no one dare to go
My recommendation is to quit "question sessions" and just watch
If you didn't understand something, you can stop video and discuss it (or after watching), ask chat for a clue.
You can also watch some breakdowns or theories as well
Your chat is so annoying sometimes, a bunch of people shitting on the show because they can't pay attention. Or saying that it's not as good as Digital Circus when they are completely different shows. The main draw of Murder Drones is the larger eldritch mystery narrative. The entire point is to look at everything the show presents to you in order to connect the dots.
As a big MD fan myself, I don't really blame Makari or chat for missing a bunch of things that were said it's a series to be taken in slowly and analyzed, not everyone will do that heck it wasnt for a ton of watches i realized theres a 4 month gap between ep2 and ep3 and I only know that now because of the missing posters. Then another 8 months between ep3 and ep4 only from the trailer for ep4 being a date. Theres also many rewrites to the story like the MDs not needing oil to survive anymore, some narrative points not being addressed in the show such as the cleaner bugs only brought up in an interview. I still feel more things were meant to be seen in ep5 but had to be cut (I had a messed up theory that would explain the reason why the solver broke any reflective surface it saw and will never be brought up in the show for said messed up reasons) due to monetization purposes which was probably why ep7 was so delayed. Liam probably had a difficult time writing this story since his stories are pretty gory and needed to hold back on it so it could be monetized for Glitch. Considering it was meant to have multiple seasons but now only one shows how much the story had changed as i feel that Cyn had a factory moon or planet where the backups are (as she has stated she has backups ready and not making them on the fly because that would be scary OP) and we would eventually go there but sadly we arent getting that. Murder Drones wasnt meant for everyone so I don't find myself getting mad at reactors I usually just stop watching and move on. My fav reactor to MD was 'ThatOneGuy Plays' he understood the majority of what was happening with 1 watch.
@@Kirakishou7
The show being "rewritten" to the murder drones not needing to consume oil anymore is just straight up not true.
The murder drones are Solver hosts, this has been heavily established already in the show. Solver hosts need to feed to survive, otherwise they start suffering negative symptoms. As showcased by Uzi in Episode 4.
What you're talking about is that the show doesn't focus on needing to show N and V feeding all the time. Liam himself said back in the GlitchX livestream that they had to focus on moving the story forward instead of less important things like needing to stop and show N eating or something. They do still stay fed, it's just off screen.
And, like I said, the show still shows the viewer that Solver hosts need to eat anyway. It's a heavily established part of the show that's an important part of how the Solver works - and the murder drones are products of the Solver.
@@Kirakishou7
Also I think you're just misunderstanding how the Absolute Solver works.
Cyn doesn't need a planet or moon to store backups or produce the murder drones or whatever you're talking about, the Solver is what took the Worker Drones back at the Elliot Manor and assimilated them in order to create the murder drones in the first place.
The Solver can collect matter and utilise it however it wants. This isn't Cyn taking over planets and using them to produce murder drones through normal industry means or something. The Absolute Solver is a supernatural eldritch entity that consumes planets and demonstrably produces the murder drones and other various Solver-borne creatures through its ability to assimilate and manipulate matter. I think you're operating under the assumption that the Solver is just some normal AI or program wanting to take over, when in actuality it's an eldritch abomination from the void manifesting in drone hosts in order to consume the universe.
@@brightbulb1647 What I meant by no longer needing to consume oil i was referring to oil of other drones this was retconned out of the story as we see Uzi in ep5 drinking out of a carton of oil as well as Nori doing the same in ep7 they no longer have to feed off of other drones to survive going against what N said in ep1. The reason i brought up a planet/moon idea for making the murder drones was to make use of what was established in the pilot was for the main cast to eventually leave Copper-9 because the idea just to create the MDs on the fly is a bad narrative decision as she wouldnt need the Tessa disguise when she could use a horde of MDs to rush through the labs. Liam also said in that interview that season 1 was still being figured out and is clear that he was writing as he went. Thad was meant to be a more prominent character in the show but again the idea was scrapped. Doll and most things surrounding her don't make sense like how did Doll survive getting shot in the head but Yeva did not. And the AS is corrupt AI with greater intelligence being used by Cyn to consume the universe, it's just a program as it can be literally patched out of the drones and can be uploaded into them. And if there isnt multiple Cyn's running around in ep8 I'm going to be disappointed as she very well should be able to do this as Doll could duplicate objects and Cyn could make cloned backups so she should be able to be effectively everywhere.
@@Kirakishou7
I don't think you know what "retcon" means. Like, at all. No, Solver hosts needing to feed was not retconned at all.
The Solver DID attempt to have the murder drones rush Cabin Fever Labs. That's LITERALLY what happened. The orders of all the murder drones on Copper 9 was to break into Cabin Fever once their corpse Spire is complete. You can SEE all the murder drone corpses at the entrance of Cabin Fever, all of them were killed by the Sentinels still guarding the facility. Having the murder drones attempt the rush the labs did not work, which is why the Solver had to personally get involved on Copper 9 through Cyn.
Also, no, again you are completely wrong. The Absolute Solver is not just a rogue AI, and it's not being used by Cyn to destroy the universe. You have it the wrong way around. The Solver TOOK Cyn, and it used her as its first host and vessel. We literally see in the start of Episode 5, Cyn wakes up at the bottom of a pile of corpses in the dumps and the Absolute Solver contacts her with text on her screen visor offering to save her. Cyn, being scared, accepted and was the Solver's host from then on.
It's been readily established throughout the show that the Solver is an eldritch entity that first manifested in Cyn, and utilises AI as its hosts. It was not created by humanity, when it showed up Humans did not understand it. This is outright stated in the show.
Also, the Solver is also outright called "an eternal entity" in the "Uzi, Host of the Solver" merch.
So, again. The Solver is a supernatural occurrence. Not just some rogue AI. I'm not sure how you've failed to understand that. I'm also not sure how you failed to understand that Cyn was possessed by the Absolute Solver. Cyn is not using the Solver. The Solver is using Cyn to consume the universe.
I'm not finished with this video, but I want to comment because I feel like there is a genuine misunderstanding here.
The show is not like TADC, TADC is about existential horror and dread mainly but MD is about a large ongoing mystery. Things are confusing if you just look at the surface level stuff, but the show is designed to be analyzed closely to find hidden lore details between episodes in order to piece it together ahead of time.
They don't tell us the rules of the world or the limits because we aren't supposed to know, and the characters themselves don't know.
The character motivations or personalities also have remained consistent the entire way through. Some characters just develop and get more involved in the story later whereas before we knew little about them.
Also the reason that TADC was more successful is because of the bright color, it's meant to take a simpler and more happy design before showing you how dark it is. Kids see this and watch it despite them not being the target audience.
Also IIRC Gooseworx had more popularity than Liam already before they made their shows for Glitch so it probably is also a result of the fanbase carrying over.
Quality wise, I can't even see any comparison between MD and TADC. They are different types of shows that aren't similar enough to be compared, but if we do compare them then TADC kinda lags behind.
The story of MD is more complex and expansive(and is foreshadowed subtly rather than being literally made out of nowhere), the characters are a lot more complex and subvert the expectations in their own way, the animation of episode 7 is probably the best animation Glitch has ever had(and episode 8 may be the best animation they make for years to come given what they've shown of it), the humor is more diverse, the music is better varied and is just as good if not better in quality, and the character writing is 100% more consistent with every off character moment being used to convey that things weren't what they seemed and to reveal more(whereas TADC has Jax change from being needlessly harsh to full on being obsessed with harming others to the point that he nearly got depressed over failing to do so).
Just commenting on my own comment to make sure I'm not being shadowbanned. My replies seem to be deleted very quickly
26:58 matpats theory on Murder drones has misconceptions and is extremly surface level + it's out dated now. There are better explenations on yt, like Cartoon universe or lore drone
At very first viewing I was also left very confused, but this show is incredibly unique and continued to draw me in. Watching theory and analysis videos absolutely helps and I became obsessed after my second viewing of each episode.
I won't say the show is for everyone but there's something about Murder Drones that is incredibly compelling, just takes a bit of time to get fully invested. That's why I'm so sad that there isn't going to be a Season 2...
You keep talking over everything that's happening and not paying attention, and then complaining about being confused and blaming the show.
I understand a reactor needing to react for content, but why complain when you're ignoring what the show is actually showing you?
THIS! Why do all the newcomers who react to MD because it's popular do that? Shwabados did the exact same thing, it's really unfair because the lore is fairly easy to keep up with as long as you pay attention to subtle details and foreshadowing
@@traehignight And also comparing it to Digital Circus relentlessly, even though they're written by DIFFERENT PEOPLEEEEEE
@@CheesecakeBurgerFries Yeah, and Gooseworx has spoken popularly about MD anyway. The worst part is that she acts as of the series should be written the exact same way as TADC and giving absolutely zero appreciation to it’s own unique story telling style.
@@traehignight THANK YOUUUUUU
@@traehignight It also really bothered me how much time during the episodes Makari made a big deal about "not questioning it" while actively ignoring parts of the story during her big overreactions. I get she needs the entertainment of being loud and whatnot, but she misses so many details just while she's talking.
"If Carrie has shown us anything..."
She had NO idea how accurate that comparison was going to be
"I think we're gonna have to watch the MatPat video"
Nah, he fumbled hard on this one
17:54 in this part you can see a worker getting killed (dolls dad) which is why Doll wants revenge because V was the one who killed dolls parents so yeah that’s why Doll wants v dead:3
rewatching everything on your own is very helpful. its understandably hard to catch whats going on while filming a reaction. there are story tidbits are on screen for only a little bit (like doll watching V kill her parents, which in turn is the reason doll set her up so she could kill her)
edit: watching along further, I think when you don't get a couple reasonably cryptic things you don't understand, you write off everything as non-sensical and pointless even if its not super complicated or has already been explained.
OH I really wanna just explain everything about this series so far, but I don’t wanna spoil anything. The autistic ramblings wanna come out… The only thing I’m gonna say is Uzi transformed because she overheated and couldn’t control herself because she desperately needed oil. Also don’t watch the matpat video, he gets quite a few things wrong unfortunately. Also 24 deaths cuz lizzy survived!
This is rough reaction to get though half of the reaction is "Yeah this is so much worse then digital circus wow have you heard of digital circus."'
Yup, she put out one of THE WORST reactions to this show I've ever seen.
stop overthinking things
everything will be explained overtime
they are just piling up weirdness to finally reveal big crazy mystery in the most dramatic action filled way possible
its halfway into the series dude
Aaagh, it hurts… the why is part of the big mystery of the show…
22:12 Liam vickers is just like that but he knows what he’s doing lmao like his other shows is also very confusing but paying more attention helps in fact, reacting to other channels watching md literally helps more than matpats video because for some reason💀 other channels gets it wayy more quicker than you but that’s fine
Wait, there are _actually_ people who didn't get the whole thing about the robots not caring about other bots getting murderized (or the risk of themselves getting killed) but being terrified of Uzi? I wasn't into movies around y2k, but even I got that one: People in millennial scary movies have zero sympathy for the victims, but they cared A LOT about their social standing. Uzi is a dork: Being associated with her is to be considered a socially dead loser. THAT is why her schoolmates are more scared of Uzi than the Murder Drones.
Makari I love you and all but god fucking damnit this was ruff to watch.
Idk if u mean it in the way I think u are but real the misunderstanding hurts so bad it makes me so annoyed even tho ik it’s not there fault 😭
This video genuinely makes me want to never watch their stuff again. The worst reaction I've ever seen to this show...
31:13 the sky demons are murder drones, Nori is Uzis mom obviously tho I don’t quite understand how she knows about them but I’m guessing she knows cyns plans (not saying who Cyn is cus you’ll see her in ep 5) because she also used to be a host of cyn you could call it the absolute solver which was mentioned in ep 2 if you paid attention 🔥🔥🔥 She was the reason why Khan built doors for murder drones to be blocked out because nori knew what was going to happen in the future so she used khan to help her out Since they were close but sadly Uzis mom passed but hey, atleast Uzis dad got the doors in (not like that worked anyways because Uzi accidentally let N in which led to this) also mb I had to edit cus I didn’t wanna spoil anything about Uzis mom 😭😭😭
From what I’ve gathered about the robot behavior: robots mostly don’t care about other robots. They care about themselves. The main exception to this is if the other robots in question are family.
Highly recommend watching the “Murder Drones: Intermission” fan animatic before watching episode 5.
Everything loops into one main story. Also if i recall, every episode is based on a different horror movie or trope
Damn. Makari got torn up by the comment section, huh? 😂
And rightfully so with how she was being an ass about the show and critiquing the writing when she needs to be spoonfed info and jangling keys to pay any sort of attention...
Before you watch the next ep, watch the fanmade episode thats called intermission. It fits perfectly, yes its not canon but its really good. Trust me its worth it
Ah yes, classic makari, spends half the video complaining about the writers making a plot she cant follow and asking questions that were literally just answered on screen five seconds earlier.
Yeah, she was being a bit of a ignorant prick lol
Let me explained everything step by step by what u missed without spoiling anything
So ep 1, uzi meets n and stuff nothing happens exept the fact that few times her eye symbol and symbol name appearing for small amount of seconds, N J V posses it too by what N's death screen said but in different form this is why they need generate
Ep 2, V chained ofc, and uzi got worried after what thad said this is why they went investigate, worker drones dosent care about deaths and stuff so pretty much that's why they letted N inside
Before ep 2 ends doll shows that she has the symbol too, she said to lizzy that her parents r dead? How? Its answered in ep 3 , doll looks at v's picture in ep 2 also, then uzi didnt trusted N beacuse she was scared that's another horogram
Ep 3, doll goes killing and stuff. What was her motive? V is the one who killed her parents so she wanted revenge. Beacuse she has the same symbol as uzi and its like dissesemble drones one at some point doll needs workers oil in order to stay alive from overheating
Now that's 3 episodes explained
Ep 4, uzi started using her solver more often causing her to overheat this is why she had workers hand in her backpack cause it had oil what could help her from overheating BUT she didnt consumed it, beacuse of how much uzi used solver in ep 4 and the fact she saw dead classmate with lots of oil spilling she panicked, how she created the monster from arrow? Simply solver can create anything like how doll created the knifes and stuff
Uzi goes to cabin and locks herself cause she started overheating too much, she tries reach for hand in backpack but it was kinda too late for her, beacuse solver is a corruption as V said it was her priority to kill uzi (J in ep 1 mentioned that they kill the drones cause they can be corrupted and that's the whole reason why humans sended them,to eliminate corruption) anyways uzi looses controll killing 2 stupid classmates and goes on killing spree without controlling anything, N broke the controll after she hurted him beacuse she cares for him causes her to snap back
Zoombie drones will be explained in ep 5 so that i wont cover, that's everything you questioned i think? No uzi and doll r not siblings and the ep 4 started beacuse of uzi getting dolls hand collar what was similiar to one uzi had on neck, her father never noticed the collar on uzi's mom that's why she decited to investigate the camp
you sure seem to be shitting on it with how often you go on about it
Also they do explain things soon
They just have to establish the horror first
The second half is answers for the season
Ngl, she was being a bit of an asshole about this show lol
27:40, actually yes. at the end of ep 1 when Uzi's eye flickered you can see a string of code called AbsoluteSolver activating to "True" with the corruption symbol appearing for a few frames.
Have you considered pausing the episode every time you talk? Maybe that's why you're not following. Because a lot of the things you were confused about was literally shown in the episode. If you're gonna criticise a show, atleast pay attention to it
My headcanon is that the drones simply process their emotions so fast they forgive any murder after like a day.
It’s not hard to follow you’re just making connections where there are none and overthinking jokes
18:26 blyat, just watch the episode non stop to keep on track.
20:51 Uzi has the solver aswelllll, same with there parents dolls mom and Uzis mom both had the solver which made them have it aswell you could say it’s like a virus which allows them to yk do all of that.
I understand murder drones is difficult to understand but the thing is that your not really watching the show closely or paying much attention to it which I get it your a reaction channel and stuff so duh you’ll talk about stuff… but your missing important things like you need to rewatch murder drones in your own free time and pay more attention to it and also do more research if ykwim i mean. I’m glad more people are watching md but it pisses me so much when they don’t pay attention 😭 If you really wanna understand md you need to listen closely and watch what they do.. wait I’ll explain stuff you didn’t understand
I don't know if you realize, Makari, but the 25 drone death is a lie. That girl survived the missile explosion like it was nothing.
Thanks for the video, I recommend you watch Murder Drones Intermission is a chapter, it is a chapter made by the fans located between 4 and 5, it helps a little to understand the series and it is very good.
1:03 eeughhh…
40:40 In Hungarian, the key bug's messages are read aloud by a female voice, as if Uzi had said it to himself while writing. This is just a little curiosity.
Story makes perfect sense to me
I remember the internet absolutely blew up when this episode showed V in that red dress.
…So much fan art…
Murder drones is the kind of show that watch it get confused. Then a few hours later your like “ohhh”
I believe that Uzi started showing signs of corruption after being hit by J's EMP in episode 1/the pilot, but don't quote me on that.
I think this is a first reaction im actually mad at like I hate the ones who don't interact with videos and I don't mind the over interacting at all. But like if someone isn't getting something and have to watch a video to get what they're watching not looking for a different perspectives on something just should move on to something else.
Fr, shit was basically a content farm with how shit it was.
MatPat's theory video on Murder Drones sucks by the way, he literally just retold the story and didnt add anything, watch some other theorists whose channels are focused on MD.
49:20 Without spoilers as much as possible: Since she started to use her power (awakened), since then the Absolute Solver slowly started to take control, she changed for a reason, but this will be explained in the later parts. (I also threw in another question. What you have hopefully asked yourself: "What is the Absolute Solver ?" )
I will give you an answer to something, in return you should find an answer to another question.
33:39 Lizzy just stole a watch off a dead kid's corpse!
I actually don't mind the time skips. Makes them feel like their own episodes. Like these episodes take place in each day or week or something.
End death count is actually 24, the one that got launched by a rocket survived 52:28 (the blonde with the ribbon 55:53 )
Doll is a very hipocrit character killing her classmates with other reason than killing V and has the hard face to Say than she is not the only one than lose family to the Murder Drones
"comparing to digital circus" the series
uzi's eyes changed to a ⚠ icon with "High Temp" below it multiple times
32:52: RIGHT!? XD
36:20: Is that Cyn in Tessa's body over there?
27:42 episode 1. You will miss it but it appears on Uzi's visor at the end of episode 1.
It appears that Makari's "weakness", is anything with a hole.
Personally, the first time I watched this episode, I just equated Uzi's change to that of a vampire that goes into a feeding frenzy.
Just a reminder you accidentally left a +1 death because Khan (Uzi's father) didn't die.
And another +1 for Lizzie.
welcome to murder drones, where the plot is explained in the next episode before revealing more plot.
I'm not watching you ever again I got shot by a bb gun with no shirt on and it did nothing to me.
Pepsi and Coca-Cola are the same except for one ingredient
Watch murder drones intermission before ep 5 that’ll help so much. It’s a fan made animation but it explains things so nicely SO PLEASE WATCH IT CUS IF U DONT UNDERSTAND THIS THEN U WONT GET EP 5 AT ALL SO WATCH IT BECAUSE HONESTLY IVE NEVER SEEN A REACTION VIDEO THIS BAD 😭😭 BUT UR COOL BUT YOUR UNDERSTANDING SUCKS
The way this sorta works is questions now then those same questions get answered later
I'm crying my ass down just for this show
Tessa is NOT British, she's Australian.
This is a bit like Fight Club. At first watch some scenes are a bit confusing. You watch it again and, oh yeah. It's a bit like that with Murder Drones, though some things are still unclear even later. Then again, I think that goes with the whole "shlocky 2000s mystery" vibe. The rule of cool > all.
2:12 It wouldn't be a Liam Vicker's series if he didn't have at THE BARE MINIMUM One(1) Yangire girl and one helicopter getting absolutely fucked.
18:31 Doll convinced/seduced Lizzy into helping her make V the prom queen. As you'll see soon, doll also benefits from this by getting a steady supply of bodies to eat as she kills off the competition. Meanwhile, during the skip between the last episode and this one V (who has been free the whole time) has been sneaking off to hang with/manipulate lizzy into letting her in to murder the students. It's also why she tried to sell N on it, because it was gonna happen anyways. ALSO meanwhile, doll wants V there so that she can finally kill off V, and avenge her parents.
Lizzy is aware that she's being manipulated, but just wants to hang with V because Lizzy is kind of a monster-fucker and between the cannibalistic Doll and the Even More Murderous and Cannibalistic V, she made a split-second choice.
Also Uzi is there!
27:45 there's a couple of points in previous episodes. In Episode 1, you can see Uzi's error signs, and if you pause to read them you'll see the same code that appears in Doll's UI from her first-person shots. When J is blind-firing at Uzi, you can see her solver save her life in a blink-and-you'll-miss-it flash on her eyes/visor and one of the bullet trails getting all wiggly as its course is altered. In EP2, they show Uzi's mom holding a baby with the same eye color as Uzi, and they both flash the same Solver symbol, showing where Uzi got the powers from: her mom. It also sets up that Uzi's mom, the one Kahn had to put out of her misery, was connected to something bigger than anyone realizes. And in this, Episode 3, we learn that Uzi's version is bad enough that Doll (who has been more than happy to murder her moments earlier) suddenly feels sorry and promises to help, implying that whatever Uzi and Doll has IS NOT a good thing, and that Uzi has it worse.
29:55 She's an Aussie, actually. Which makes more since since Copper 9 is basically Space-Australia now.
41: 20 To be fair, Uzi has a longer record of horrors and N is SUPER charismatic so everyone forgets. He's basically a puppy with gun-hands. Hard to hold a grudge against. V has Lizzy strong-arming everyone into liking her, like we saw at the prom. Uzi...has neither of those things going for her so all of her weirdness isn't memory-holed.
49:09 The moth thing you mentioned earlier is actually pretty spot on. There's something inside her that's causing her to transform. While I won't say what it is so that anyone watching along isn't spoiled, I'll say that it's awfully odd that she seems to have the abilities (minus guns) and hungers of a Disassembly Drone now, isn't it?
55:46 to be fair, the DDs have killed WAY more people. V's on edge not because Uzi's murdering people but how she's doing it. Remember how she went on guard when Uzi made flesh, and went from "let's kill the students" to "I've got to kill uzi"? There's also that bit where she mentions Cyn, implying that V knows what's going on but is keeping it to herself. Also the "(i know) what's best for you, even if you hate me for it" from the last episode. V's carrying a burden of some kind.
Its absurd, how much oil spills in this show.
it's deff geared toward fans of Liam Wicker's stuff
btw Lizzy survived so its 24 again.
23:11 What? No, that's the public education system and why it's failing. Different pieces of media have different target demographics.
Had Canon the personalities of the drones come from the humans stuck in the digital surface Cain copy’s them when they sleep
Uzi was infected, go see the ending of the pilot
Watch the zombie drones short it should help… hopefully
54:38 My fav part XD
Dont watch the matpat video. He based it on 2 (i think) episodes.
There are a lot of clues in the early episodes but everything becomes clear at the end.
Super off topic 29:51 im offended 💔💔💔💔💔
Watch episode 5 6 and 7 as soon as possible
24:18 a little
NOT BRITTISH, AUSTRALIAN, GET IT RIGHT TIA!!🗣🔥
All I'm going to say without out spoiling anything. You think this is crazy and all over the place, it gets much more intense.
I LOVE BEAST MODE UZI!!!💜💜💜💜
Yay more jschatt themed slop!
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I like your videos it amazing
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