CYN being similair to Sin could also correlate to how she basically betrayed Tessa and destroyed her life by killing her family and turning N,V and J into killing machines, similar to the story of Cain and Abel.
@@jajatodo2072ait then what's the point of Cyn killing the worker drones if she can just use them. Also if the disassembly drones are made from Cyn, how is J able to work with Tessa?
A 606 Error code is when the license number isn't a valid match to the program installed or your API consumer (external app) is not properly rate-limiting itself which is fitting considering thats what we see from Uzi and CYN so 606 is not trying to copy the 616 it is a real error code is interesting tho
Given that our main cast have finally met Tessa, I'm really hoping we get some clarification over what the Hell is going on when the next episode comes out 🤔
As a point of clarification, the singularity is not when AI takes over humans, in theory that could happen before the singularity happens. Strictly speaking the singularity refers to a point where tech advancements become exponential. What this means in practice is the point where an AI agent becomes smart enough that it can improve itself "better" than a humans can, therefore making humans irrelevant in the field of AI development, as each subsequent generation of AI will be able to make an even better version, leading to an endless cycle of self improvement.
I feel like the absolute solver is supposed to be something to witchcraft. Something that other worked drones fear and something that the murder drones hate. Reference to how humans hunted down witches cause they were scared of what they could do, and how angels (angels of death for the murder drones) hate it cause the all mighty told them it was bad. In this case “god” would be Tessa, thus it would make sense for Tessa to say the absolute solver was bad.
Its supposed to represent witchcraft......... Because it is Fucking Witchcraft......... can you give a scientific/technological explanation to how a fully metal robot worker drone can grow an organic looking set of wings and tail and also turn things into organic looking liquidy messes
In episode 2, Eldritch J says "More like you are OUR cute puppets." This leads me to believe that there are MORE monsters than just CYN. Additionally, if the Murder Drones were made by the Absolute Solver, why wouldn't they just make them Zombie Drones? I think the humans DID make the Murder Drones, using the limitations of pure mechanical stuff to counter the Zombie Drones, & sent them to Copper 9 to eliminate all the Worker Drones before they become Zombie Drones. As for why they erased their memories, maybe it was the Absolute Solver itself? In episode 5, Uzi says "some internal program is trying to delete these memories." The only internal program we know of that would reasonably do this is the Absolute Solver. Who knows, I'm excited for what comes next!
1:22 There's another point toward the vampire comparison: they needed to be invited into the compound before they could kill the people inside. It actually happens twice. 4:07 The tape specifically says "wdOS_606", which very highly correlates with the "Error606" that freezes them in place. The tape also says to upload wdOS_606 as _part of the disassembly process,_ so that isn't the OS itself as much as it is a specific error designed to paralyze them and potentially freeze their minds. Note that them rebooting is stated as them _rejecting_ Error 606. 7:37 There are multiple definitions applied to that idea; one that applies less direct intent to it is that it is the point where we can no longer predict how the technology will change or behave. 7:53 Minor nitpick: Solver of the Absolute Fabric, not the Absolute Solver of Fabric. This implies that it _solves_ the Absolute Fabric, whatever that is.
Zombie drones wound up being so much scarier a concept than I thought they’d be thanks to seeing CYN.😳 I also wonder about why it was just three doors Nori said would protect the other drones from the murder drones, like maybe as a trinity reference, something as simple as that’s all the room they had to work with or something in Nori’s visions said to make three so she obeyed.🤔 Thanks for doing so much research to make this and so many other videos of yours.😊❤
And I don't think it's CYN we see for most of the episode. There's a brief flash of what looks like one side of a text conversation *something* is having with CYN. Being improperly disposed apparently left CYN open to this entity making a deal with her and it took over her body.
With all the Symbolism, it really does seem like the Absolute Solver is some for of Anti-Christ, and the Idea of the Disassembly Drones being fallen angels makes sense, they kinda look Angelic, with their wings {Detailed with Sharp Points} But also Demonic in the sharp teeth and Tail, and they do seem Vampiric with the fact the drink the Worker Drones Oil to Survive, quite Cannibalistic… The Symbolism is really Interesting, and I’m Interested to see what happens next~
You are finding the most of the important parts of the lore and yet we still didnt got the end and there are so many points to find out keep it up maybe you can find the entire lore
In Episode 2, The heart at 4:23 looks alot like the core in ep 5 0:41 . You can see the heart has the X pointing out of it (in simple words, the core thing). Also, dont know if you noticed it (seemingly nobody did,) in ep 5 at the beginning where the drone dump is. There is an armband that has the admin (P/N) as cyn, and it also had yellow eyes.
Cyn being a zombie drone really has me thinking that Uzi has a part of Cyns data in her since it might have been Cyn coming to copper 9 that made Uzi actually get the absolute solver idk.
Actually Nephilim is a derivative of Nephal which means “to fall in combat” which fits because the nephilim were most certainly a way of explaining away any pagan hero stories like Gilgamesh and Hercules
So cyn wants to end every thing with a singularity. What else has a singularaty and can destroy every thing? A black hole wich would explain the [Null] in the singularity in cabin fever Oh and btw the singularity also looks like a black hole Kurgesagt depicts then exectly like that
For me I personally don’t consider the biblical references and teaming to be super deep lore to the show story itself. I do very much believe that the references and teaming are there and there are very real connections. But I don’t consider those connections as lore for say instead more related to inspiration and source material for the show to build off of.
since episode 4, i've been thinking the drones might actually be partly organic, and the overheating is thrawing that organic part to become active, while it's otherwise in cryo or something.. (only explaination i found for uzi"s transformation in episode 4, and all of the other strange organic stuff.)
In fact Tessa’s mom called cyn Anti - Christ. “Did that little Anti Christ!?-“ she then proceeded to be interrupted by N. So I guess this straight up confirms this theory?
*Long comment, be warned* - There is a detail in the recent episode that might indicate this possible connection with the Christian doctrine. At a specific point of the episode, Cyn refers to herself (or itself, idk anymore lol) as "The Solver of the Absolute Fabric, the Void, the Exponential End". Now, I don't know about you guys, but to me that sounds awfully familiar to the concept of the Trinity, which defines the Christian Godhead as one God in three individuals: The Father, the Son, and Holy Spirit. We don't exactly know Cyn's position or role in this Trinity of sorts, however, she did solely mentioned "The Solver of the Absolute Fabric" before mentioning the rest further in the episode. With this, we currently have two possibilities: *1.* Cyn is the "The Solver of the Absolute Fabric". Since she says for it to "get a grip", she could either be telling that to herself, referring to herself as "The Solver of the Absolute Fabric", or saying that as if she is referring to someone (or something) else entirely, which leads to the next possibility... *2.* "The Solver of the Absolute Fabric" is the "Holy Spirit" of the Trinity. It would make sense since, while the Holy Spirit is regarded as an individual, also refers to the "divine force, quality, and influence of God over the universe and it's creatures", and commonly depicted as a dove. The Holy Spirit is also referred to as "Paraclete" five times in the Bible, which translates to 'advogate', 'counsellor' or 'helper'. This could mean that "The Solver of the Absolute Fabric" is the manifestation of the power of the Absolute Solver, connected with the two other members of the Trinity (one of them being Cyn) and those who were "conceived by it". After the end of the Last Supper, the Holy Spirit was sent to the disciples and bathe them with it's holy presence, in this case, the disciples could be referring to the Worker Drones at the Elliot Manor or all of the WDs as a whole, who were or are to be "conceived by the Absolute Solver". And to finish this, another concept associated with the Holy Spirit is the baptism, specifically the Baptism of Jesus, where the Holy Spirit is present. There's two scenes in the series that could represent the baptism (at least I think): One of the them is at the junkyard in the beginning of Episode 5, where we see a broken Worker Drone, who we presume to be Cyn, being rebooted shortly after, and given by the fact Cyn was called "Anti-Christ" by Tessa's mother, this could hardly be a coincidence. The second scene, however, takes place all the way back in Episode 2, in the moment we see the Absolute Solver (as Eldritch J) creating an hologram of Nori holding Uzi while she was an infant. Commonly, the baptism is performed in newly born children, and that scene could symbolize the moment where Nori "baptized" Uzi with the Holy Spirit, the Absolute Solver, while it loams over them, marking it's presence. Took long enough, but we're done. If anyone has bothered their time to read this, let me know what you think! (Or don't idk)
But the real question is if N is the jesus of the series. To me yes only because he almost died for CYN sake. Like the hole jesus died for your sins thing. But all jokes aside i did read this long comment and i gotta say it is interesting that you could manage to connect the holy trinity to muder drones
@@Ultra_Instinct_Jaune_Arc Thanks! I believe Cyn is the one to represents "Jesus", as she is supposed to be part of the Trinity. In the Murder Drones universe, we can assume that the concept of the Messiah solely refers to the Anti-Christ, who we think is "Jesus". We can see that Cyn hides her true self by acting as a "defective Worker Drone", similar to how the Anti-Christ (or in some instances, the Devil) hides itself as normal, seemingly benevolent human. Now, while I'm not sure of it, N might represent one of the twelve apostles of Jesus, alongside J, V and the other WDs at the manor, but I'm not sure either way.
4:13 It's not like that. Error 606 is software cleanup (Ep5 0:24), the same J did to N in Ep1 because he disobeyed Tessa orders and its FUN for him. J is businesswoman (Ep1 12:3019:4324:31, Ep5 10:50) she sees him as nothing more than a tool. But Cyn has backup of him (Ep5 7:24) and that's how J came back with Tessa. In 5th episode Cyn hacked the mansion drones, cleaned up their software (606 error) and mader them her puppets, she became their administrator. (Ep2 12:50). We can see it in N's reboot HUD (Ep1 14:23). Uzi gave herself administrator rights over J and V so Cyn cannot control them (Ep5 18:39). We already know that Absolute Solver cannot interact with other Absolute Solver like Doll and Uzi (Ep3 12:52). And Doll wears eyepatch not because she got shot there, she repaired herself anyway like Uzi (Ep4 6:31) but because just like Cyn (Ep5 15:22) her right eye is reserved only for gun related stuff so the symbol is hidden under her eyepatch when Tessa shoots her (Ep5 19:11) so Tessa doesn't know Doll uses Absolute Solver for which she arrived for (Ep2 1:502:31, Ep4 9:1710:3416:44). Tessa ordered disassembly drones to arrive on Cooper9 to exterminate any Absolute Solver like Cyn who killed her parents (Ep5 15:10). The disassembly drones J, V, N still have integral program of Cyn (Ep5 8:10) just like any drone in the mansion Tessa lives in. What we didn't see yet is Tessa exterminated Cyn and used what left of her to exterminate any other Absolute Solver drone like her.
It's so she doesn't use her absolute solver powers against J and Tessa. When Tessa shot at Doll, she was making sure doll couldn't use her absolute solver powers. If she could, she would've stopped the bullet.
The Singularity does not just mean a TM(Thinking Machine, what most people Confuse AI's to be) it refers to a point in Technological Advancement where we are no longer able to return to how the World was before it. Examples aren't just a True T.M/A.I but also Space Travel, Nuclear Appocalypse, Internet 3.0 or 4.0. Right now we could easily return to a life of Farming, or Hunting and Gathering. The Singular refers to a Point in Time where thanks to Technology returning to that State is Impossible both Evolutionarily and Technologically. More Examples of the Singularity are, complete control over Earth's Weather, or the Discovery of a way to Generate nearly Limitless electrical Energy(Nuclear Fusion), or Glitchless Automated Farming that requires only a Supervisor or Group of Supervisors to make sure the Machines don't mess up an Entire Year's Crop.
if cyn is trying to make her own army on copper 9 she could have been the one to configure and set off the explosion at copper 9 so it could only destroy humans and not droids. just a theory
i think the explosion only killed the humans because it made the exoplanet uninhabitable, a "planetwide toxic deathstorm" (according to n) sounds not so good for humans, but drones are inorganic so they would be immune to the toxicity and the drones were made for heavy lifting so its very possible that they can withstand cold temperatures
@@Viocuralets its still the same thing "if cyn is trying to make her own army on copper 9 she could have been the one to configure and set off the explosion at copper 9"
Tbh, I think Tessa's mom just using a slang word. I mean we do see similarities on the Disassembly Drone, but I don't think that's how the series is going to go. We know how Glitch usually do with their Series.
I feel like Cyn being the Anti-Christ gives me some flashbacks since my freshman year of high school. Some references in Murder Drones sounds pretty familiar. Back then, I was nicknamed, the Devil's Son.
I feel like uzi only started getting the absolute solver powers when she has the necklace on but doll in the prom video she was able to use it without it on before V was gonna shot her but we never see uzi use it off
Great video and for Helluva Boss, what if the Von Eldritch family runs the Ring of Envy with Seviathan von Eldritch as the de facto leader hence the Zoomer look to the ring of Envy?
You went in deep. I’m pretty sure that you’re overthinking it though. I don’t think you’re wrong or anything, but I think that Tessa’s mother just said, “did that little anti-Christ…” as an insult because she was offended that Cyn was talking back as a mere worker drone.
I believe it is more if George Washington vs Gandhi. George Washington's freedom with a sword and a prayer, Gandhi's freedom was given to him by the Judgment of Evolution/ Pacifist Karma/ Anit-war Plot Armor/the luck that rewards the looser and punishes the winner. Cyn is the George Washington and what happened to Copper 9 is Gahundi.
A very interesting and well writen theory, however, knowing how the creator of this show operates, I doubt mythology played any significant role in this shows design. I could be wrong though, you never know.
Hmmm, while it is an interesting theory, I think the whole use of Biblical imagery in Murder Drones is partially for comedic reasons, and to be representative of CYN. I think CYN believes herself to be a savior of sorts. In Ep.5, what springs CYN into finally acting and slaughtering Tessa's family and their guests in the threat of destroying the Drones in the Library. Her actions, as horrific as they are, all seem to be in order to "protect" her fellow Drones; sparing Tessa, as she's been actively repairing and caring for N,V, and J, creating new and improved bodies with capabilities to defend themselves, going as so far as too add biological components to make Drones more human so actual humans would probably be more hesitant on destroying them, but no matter what, humans kept destroying and murdering Drones, so CYN began improving herself, becoming the eldritch abomination called the Absolute Solver of the Fabric, the Void, [NULL]. Another theory that I have is that CYN here wasn't CYN at all. In the opening scene where we see CYN wake up underneath a pile of dead Drones, we see a line of commands that doesn't seem to be from CYN, but rather, the Solver. Quoting what can be read: "[][][]Hello :] I see you are (di***** ***oful/sad] I see you are in************ ------ I f0--t] [selfD******* *****]end]] I see we could [trl] [edit] for you I will not discard you [][][][][][Absolute[S****** Access? Y/N [ 0001&] r***sh*** I see you will be here for [a while" This makes me think that the CYN throughout Ep.5 wasn't actually CYN, but rather the Solver puppeteering a holographic corpse around, probably while CYN herself was being repressed like how J was in Ep.2
What Murder Drones theory or topic should I cover next?
Currently working and a document about all the stuff you missed
May update you on everything in the next video
Maybe on the Origins of the other characters of *Murder Drones* would be good
You coverd like basically everything, at this point I don't even know anymore
Humans that become cyborg and worship the absolute a.i.
Idk ima think
CYN being similair to Sin could also correlate to how she basically betrayed Tessa and destroyed her life by killing her family and turning N,V and J into killing machines, similar to the story of Cain and Abel.
All this time we thought the disassembly drones are made by humans man we have been bamboozled
If they’re killing machine than why is n super nice if he was meant to kill even uzi?
@@N_Sweet_Drone he did kill idk what you talking about
@@N_Sweet_Drone he did, but uzi fought back and convince him
@@jajatodo2072ait then what's the point of Cyn killing the worker drones if she can just use them. Also if the disassembly drones are made from Cyn, how is J able to work with Tessa?
They are teaching me more about hell than my religion class
Me too XD.
When he does theory's about helluva boss I learned so much about hell lol
Ong
Facts
Catholic schools am I right?
A 606 Error code is when the license number isn't a valid match to the program installed or your API consumer (external app) is not properly rate-limiting itself which is fitting considering thats what we see from Uzi and CYN so 606 is not trying to copy the 616 it is a real error code is interesting tho
It’s probably still a reference
@@Lumberjack_king true but considering its real error code most likely not unless they are feeling extra trolly
@@StarCandyyyy ok
Given that our main cast have finally met Tessa, I'm really hoping we get some clarification over what the Hell is going on when the next episode comes out 🤔
This honestly makes more sense than I thought it would
As a point of clarification, the singularity is not when AI takes over humans, in theory that could happen before the singularity happens.
Strictly speaking the singularity refers to a point where tech advancements become exponential. What this means in practice is the point where an AI agent becomes smart enough that it can improve itself "better" than a humans can, therefore making humans irrelevant in the field of AI development, as each subsequent generation of AI will be able to make an even better version, leading to an endless cycle of self improvement.
I feel like the absolute solver is supposed to be something to witchcraft. Something that other worked drones fear and something that the murder drones hate. Reference to how humans hunted down witches cause they were scared of what they could do, and how angels (angels of death for the murder drones) hate it cause the all mighty told them it was bad. In this case “god” would be Tessa, thus it would make sense for Tessa to say the absolute solver was bad.
Its supposed to represent witchcraft.........
Because it is Fucking Witchcraft.........
can you give a scientific/technological explanation to how a fully metal robot worker drone can grow an organic looking set of wings and tail and also turn things into organic looking liquidy messes
As someone who doesn't watch Murder Drones this might be the most insane notif i have ever gotten-
Watch it
Prepare to get peer pressured to watch it ;D
Watch it...or else.
Well you got spoiled but hope you watch it anyways
Watch it lol
In episode 2, Eldritch J says "More like you are OUR cute puppets." This leads me to believe that there are MORE monsters than just CYN.
Additionally, if the Murder Drones were made by the Absolute Solver, why wouldn't they just make them Zombie Drones? I think the humans DID make the Murder Drones, using the limitations of pure mechanical stuff to counter the Zombie Drones, & sent them to Copper 9 to eliminate all the Worker Drones before they become Zombie Drones. As for why they erased their memories, maybe it was the Absolute Solver itself? In episode 5, Uzi says "some internal program is trying to delete these memories." The only internal program we know of that would reasonably do this is the Absolute Solver. Who knows, I'm excited for what comes next!
1:22 There's another point toward the vampire comparison: they needed to be invited into the compound before they could kill the people inside. It actually happens twice.
4:07 The tape specifically says "wdOS_606", which very highly correlates with the "Error606" that freezes them in place. The tape also says to upload wdOS_606 as _part of the disassembly process,_ so that isn't the OS itself as much as it is a specific error designed to paralyze them and potentially freeze their minds. Note that them rebooting is stated as them _rejecting_ Error 606.
7:37 There are multiple definitions applied to that idea; one that applies less direct intent to it is that it is the point where we can no longer predict how the technology will change or behave.
7:53 Minor nitpick: Solver of the Absolute Fabric, not the Absolute Solver of Fabric. This implies that it _solves_ the Absolute Fabric, whatever that is.
Zombie drones wound up being so much scarier a concept than I thought they’d be thanks to seeing CYN.😳 I also wonder about why it was just three doors Nori said would protect the other drones from the murder drones, like maybe as a trinity reference, something as simple as that’s all the room they had to work with or something in Nori’s visions said to make three so she obeyed.🤔
Thanks for doing so much research to make this and so many other videos of yours.😊❤
And I don't think it's CYN we see for most of the episode. There's a brief flash of what looks like one side of a text conversation *something* is having with CYN. Being improperly disposed apparently left CYN open to this entity making a deal with her and it took over her body.
Clearly its an attack on titan reference, just wait until Uzi gains control over all the doors and begins the opening.
With all the Symbolism, it really does seem like the Absolute Solver
is some for of Anti-Christ, and the Idea of the Disassembly Drones
being fallen angels makes sense, they kinda look Angelic, with their
wings {Detailed with Sharp Points}
But also Demonic in the sharp teeth and Tail,
and they do seem Vampiric with the fact the drink the Worker Drones
Oil to Survive, quite Cannibalistic… The Symbolism is really Interesting,
and I’m Interested to see what happens next~
You are finding the most of the important parts of the lore and yet we still didnt got the end and there are so many points to find out keep it up maybe you can find the entire lore
Cyn is really precious. Creepy, but also precious.
In Episode 2, The heart at 4:23 looks alot like the core in ep 5 0:41 . You can see the heart has the X pointing out of it (in simple words, the core thing).
Also, dont know if you noticed it (seemingly nobody did,) in ep 5 at the beginning where the drone dump is. There is an armband that has the admin (P/N) as cyn, and it also had yellow eyes.
this has gotten way more interesting then i first thought
Cyn being a zombie drone really has me thinking that Uzi has a part of Cyns data in her since it might have been Cyn coming to copper 9 that made Uzi actually get the absolute solver idk.
Actually Nephilim is a derivative of Nephal which means “to fall in combat” which fits because the nephilim were most certainly a way of explaining away any pagan hero stories like Gilgamesh and Hercules
No way I could watch this 3 minutes after being realeased after uploading without turning notifications on lol, W recommendations
Hi N 👋👋
@@Femboy_Frosty Hi frost spirit from tower defense simulator 👋👋
So cyn wants to end every thing with a singularity.
What else has a singularaty and can destroy every thing?
A black hole wich would explain the [Null] in the singularity in cabin fever
Oh and btw the singularity also looks like a black hole
Kurgesagt depicts then exectly like that
For me I personally don’t consider the biblical references and teaming to be super deep lore to the show story itself. I do very much believe that the references and teaming are there and there are very real connections. But I don’t consider those connections as lore for say instead more related to inspiration and source material for the show to build off of.
since episode 4, i've been thinking the drones might actually be partly organic, and the overheating is thrawing that organic part to become active, while it's otherwise in cryo or something.. (only explaination i found for uzi"s transformation in episode 4, and all of the other strange organic stuff.)
They do have saliva
@@TheGreenPig321 the dissasembly drones have, idk if the same can be said of worker drones.
The voice synced in this scene 6:43
Can't believe glitch predicted anti jesus
Yes but habiz hotel was a actor in murder drones
Alastor is a furry
I'll call the anti furry
@@sathanshWho? Michael Kovach and Elsie Lovelock?
So this also means that humanity is already in danger in murder drones.
In fact Tessa’s mom called cyn Anti - Christ. “Did that little Anti Christ!?-“ she then proceeded to be interrupted by N. So I guess this straight up confirms this theory?
Great analysis! Still waiting for you to refer to singularity as a black hole though lol
Never in my life, I would've expected anti-Christ and murder drones in the same title
But here we are
*Long comment, be warned* - There is a detail in the recent episode that might indicate this possible connection with the Christian doctrine. At a specific point of the episode, Cyn refers to herself (or itself, idk anymore lol) as "The Solver of the Absolute Fabric, the Void, the Exponential End". Now, I don't know about you guys, but to me that sounds awfully familiar to the concept of the Trinity, which defines the Christian Godhead as one God in three individuals: The Father, the Son, and Holy Spirit. We don't exactly know Cyn's position or role in this Trinity of sorts, however, she did solely mentioned "The Solver of the Absolute Fabric" before mentioning the rest further in the episode. With this, we currently have two possibilities:
*1.* Cyn is the "The Solver of the Absolute Fabric". Since she says for it to "get a grip", she could either be telling that to herself, referring to herself as "The Solver of the Absolute Fabric", or saying that as if she is referring to someone (or something) else entirely, which leads to the next possibility...
*2.* "The Solver of the Absolute Fabric" is the "Holy Spirit" of the Trinity. It would make sense since, while the Holy Spirit is regarded as an individual, also refers to the "divine force, quality, and influence of God over the universe and it's creatures", and commonly depicted as a dove. The Holy Spirit is also referred to as "Paraclete" five times in the Bible, which translates to 'advogate', 'counsellor' or 'helper'. This could mean that "The Solver of the Absolute Fabric" is the manifestation of the power of the Absolute Solver, connected with the two other members of the Trinity (one of them being Cyn) and those who were "conceived by it". After the end of the Last Supper, the Holy Spirit was sent to the disciples and bathe them with it's holy presence, in this case, the disciples could be referring to the Worker Drones at the Elliot Manor or all of the WDs as a whole, who were or are to be "conceived by the Absolute Solver". And to finish this, another concept associated with the Holy Spirit is the baptism, specifically the Baptism of Jesus, where the Holy Spirit is present. There's two scenes in the series that could represent the baptism (at least I think): One of the them is at the junkyard in the beginning of Episode 5, where we see a broken Worker Drone, who we presume to be Cyn, being rebooted shortly after, and given by the fact Cyn was called "Anti-Christ" by Tessa's mother, this could hardly be a coincidence. The second scene, however, takes place all the way back in Episode 2, in the moment we see the Absolute Solver (as Eldritch J) creating an hologram of Nori holding Uzi while she was an infant. Commonly, the baptism is performed in newly born children, and that scene could symbolize the moment where Nori "baptized" Uzi with the Holy Spirit, the Absolute Solver, while it loams over them, marking it's presence.
Took long enough, but we're done. If anyone has bothered their time to read this, let me know what you think! (Or don't idk)
But the real question is if N is the jesus of the series. To me yes only because he almost died for CYN sake. Like the hole jesus died for your sins thing.
But all jokes aside i did read this long comment and i gotta say it is interesting that you could manage to connect the holy trinity to muder drones
@@Ultra_Instinct_Jaune_Arc Thanks! I believe Cyn is the one to represents "Jesus", as she is supposed to be part of the Trinity. In the Murder Drones universe, we can assume that the concept of the Messiah solely refers to the Anti-Christ, who we think is "Jesus". We can see that Cyn hides her true self by acting as a "defective Worker Drone", similar to how the Anti-Christ (or in some instances, the Devil) hides itself as normal, seemingly benevolent human. Now, while I'm not sure of it, N might represent one of the twelve apostles of Jesus, alongside J, V and the other WDs at the manor, but I'm not sure either way.
4:13 It's not like that. Error 606 is software cleanup (Ep5 0:24), the same J did to N in Ep1 because he disobeyed Tessa orders and its FUN for him. J is businesswoman (Ep1 12:30 19:43 24:31, Ep5 10:50) she sees him as nothing more than a tool. But Cyn has backup of him (Ep5 7:24) and that's how J came back with Tessa. In 5th episode Cyn hacked the mansion drones, cleaned up their software (606 error) and mader them her puppets, she became their administrator. (Ep2 12:50). We can see it in N's reboot HUD (Ep1 14:23). Uzi gave herself administrator rights over J and V so Cyn cannot control them (Ep5 18:39). We already know that Absolute Solver cannot interact with other Absolute Solver like Doll and Uzi (Ep3 12:52). And Doll wears eyepatch not because she got shot there, she repaired herself anyway like Uzi (Ep4 6:31) but because just like Cyn (Ep5 15:22) her right eye is reserved only for gun related stuff so the symbol is hidden under her eyepatch when Tessa shoots her (Ep5 19:11) so Tessa doesn't know Doll uses Absolute Solver for which she arrived for (Ep2 1:50 2:31, Ep4 9:17 10:34 16:44). Tessa ordered disassembly drones to arrive on Cooper9 to exterminate any Absolute Solver like Cyn who killed her parents (Ep5 15:10). The disassembly drones J, V, N still have integral program of Cyn (Ep5 8:10) just like any drone in the mansion Tessa lives in. What we didn't see yet is Tessa exterminated Cyn and used what left of her to exterminate any other Absolute Solver drone like her.
Never thought I would be grateful to learn about all of this but yet here we are
We need a video about the possible reasons for Doll’s eyepatch
Reason is that She Dont want Mr.Doormen she that has the symbol on her right eye
@@kittylikemebluejay9723 he already knows though
@@CyberweaverVT oh
It's so she doesn't use her absolute solver powers against J and Tessa. When Tessa shot at Doll, she was making sure doll couldn't use her absolute solver powers. If she could, she would've stopped the bullet.
@@chocoabyss1054 she literally teleported right in front of them
Whoa. I will have to watch this a few more times to pick up on all the depth you provided in this episode, @CartoonUniverse.
I always enjoy when Shows take biblical references, even though it's just a theory its very entertaining!
606 is a reference to a windows update error: "Software update failed due to corrupted or invalid security profile."
we are talking about mythology other than possible references with connections that murder drones might take place in an alternate ww2 timeline
I am just looking forward to the next episode to come out
This definitely makes sense though I'm curious as to what N and Uzi are referencing then?
Hearing the word spiral now just gives me flashbacks to Juji Itos Uzumaki story, a town that becomes a physical and mental spiral of maddness
Bros so knowledgeable abt religion, love it
god damn looks like i wont be needing to study history for quite some time
The Singularity does not just mean a TM(Thinking Machine, what most people Confuse AI's to be) it refers to a point in Technological Advancement where we are no longer able to return to how the World was before it. Examples aren't just a True T.M/A.I but also Space Travel, Nuclear Appocalypse, Internet 3.0 or 4.0. Right now we could easily return to a life of Farming, or Hunting and Gathering. The Singular refers to a Point in Time where thanks to Technology returning to that State is Impossible both Evolutionarily and Technologically. More Examples of the Singularity are, complete control over Earth's Weather, or the Discovery of a way to Generate nearly Limitless electrical Energy(Nuclear Fusion), or Glitchless Automated Farming that requires only a Supervisor or Group of Supervisors to make sure the Machines don't mess up an Entire Year's Crop.
You guys own this song now, heard it recently not on your channel and thought of you guys :D - really catchy been in my head for hours
Who noticed Cyns Shadow looks like tessa in the galla (I think that's what it called) ✋
if cyn is trying to make her own army on copper 9 she could have been the one to configure and set off the explosion at copper 9 so it could only destroy humans and not droids.
just a theory
i think the explosion only killed the humans because it made the exoplanet uninhabitable, a "planetwide toxic deathstorm" (according to n) sounds not so good for humans, but drones are inorganic so they would be immune to the toxicity and the drones were made for heavy lifting so its very possible that they can withstand cold temperatures
@@Viocuralets its still the same thing "if cyn is trying to make her own army on copper 9 she could have been the one to configure and set off the explosion at copper 9"
You make Cyn sound like a Reaper
I love murder drones. But this one hits different, If the series is down to this theory. We're gonna be going to a weird way my friend.
I love your Murder Drone.
I never knew that this guy could explain more than my world religion teacher in 9th grade
damn yall are just *pumping* out content :0
Everyone remember this it’s not directly Cyn It’s the absolute solver that’s controlling her
8:04 so when solving a quadratic equation you normally make it equal 0 first so that’s what Cyn’s doing here then
Oh my goodness youre a genius how did you figure this stuff out
dang i cant wait for the episode where a robot gets eaten by a giant robot fishy
Damn, this taught me more religion then my religious grandmother lectures to me when I refuse to go to church with her because I’m not religious.
to me, it looks like cyn and tessa have similar hair styles
The thumbnail says "Ant-Christ" instead of "Anti-Christ" lol
This is Game Theory levels of theorizing right here. Interesting
Tbh, I think Tessa's mom just using a slang word. I mean we do see similarities on the Disassembly Drone, but I don't think that's how the series is going to go. We know how Glitch usually do with their Series.
I feel like Cyn being the Anti-Christ gives me some flashbacks since my freshman year of high school. Some references in Murder Drones sounds pretty familiar. Back then, I was nicknamed, the Devil's Son.
Just saying murder drones plot wouldnt happen if they installed a better ventilation system/water(???) cooling system.
It's good to see a drunk youtube with 0 comments on a youtuber with thousends of subs ;)
wow
His name is indeed dronecut
me: wait cyn is a anti chri-
*starts saying holy chants and fortifying my house*
I didn’t know a show about “cute robots that kill each other for reasons” was related to religion. It hurts my head
I feel like uzi only started getting the absolute solver powers when she has the necklace on but doll in the prom video she was able to use it without it on before V was gonna shot her but we never see uzi use it off
23 hours and 27 mins till this is 24 hours or 1 day old
Plot twist! The S nori can draw has LORE RELEVANCE
He should have more subscribers
We still haven't heard anything about the other Disassembly Drone squads mentioned in the pilot.
Who says they actually exist. If cyn sent the murder drones than she could have decided to lie about other drone squads existing.
Do you think the EMP J used on Uzi in episode 1 activated the absolute solver in her ?
When J shoots Uzi(before EMP) for a half of second after Uzi got shoot were symbol of absolute solver
At this point Murder Drones feels like Neon Genesis Evangelion (robots and depression)
What was th symbol at the basement entrance it looked like a version of the AbsoluteSolver
We shouldn’t involve religion in this
i didnt know they have religion
my brain hurts from this
To be honest, I thought Cyn name was Sin
I am pretty sure the OS error code 606 is a reference to error 404 Webpage Not Found.
A common error to find online.
Love this❤😊
8:09 I'd say "Yes."
Great video and for Helluva Boss, what if the Von Eldritch family runs the Ring of Envy with Seviathan von Eldritch as the de facto leader hence the Zoomer look to the ring of Envy?
You went in deep. I’m pretty sure that you’re overthinking it though.
I don’t think you’re wrong or anything, but I think that Tessa’s mother just said, “did that little anti-Christ…” as an insult because she was offended that Cyn was talking back as a mere worker drone.
Could you please do one about the murder drones biology.
I believe it is more if George Washington vs Gandhi. George Washington's freedom with a sword and a prayer, Gandhi's freedom was given to him by the Judgment of Evolution/ Pacifist Karma/ Anit-war Plot Armor/the luck that rewards the looser and punishes the winner.
Cyn is the George Washington and what happened to Copper 9 is Gahundi.
ANT CHRIST 🐜
ANT CHRIST 🐜✝
Somebody should say hey maybe we should rethink about this robot ai thing.
A very interesting and well writen theory, however, knowing how the creator of this show operates, I doubt mythology played any significant role in this shows design. I could be wrong though, you never know.
I wonder what does Uzi and N represent 🤔
Nimrod the creator of the tower of Babel and his wife samaramis
All of this is very close to my religion (im Cristian btw plz no hate) all of this is fairly accurate good job^^
Hmmm, while it is an interesting theory, I think the whole use of Biblical imagery in Murder Drones is partially for comedic reasons, and to be representative of CYN.
I think CYN believes herself to be a savior of sorts. In Ep.5, what springs CYN into finally acting and slaughtering Tessa's family and their guests in the threat of destroying the Drones in the Library. Her actions, as horrific as they are, all seem to be in order to "protect" her fellow Drones; sparing Tessa, as she's been actively repairing and caring for N,V, and J, creating new and improved bodies with capabilities to defend themselves, going as so far as too add biological components to make Drones more human so actual humans would probably be more hesitant on destroying them, but no matter what, humans kept destroying and murdering Drones, so CYN began improving herself, becoming the eldritch abomination called the Absolute Solver of the Fabric, the Void, [NULL].
Another theory that I have is that CYN here wasn't CYN at all.
In the opening scene where we see CYN wake up underneath a pile of dead Drones, we see a line of commands that doesn't seem to be from CYN, but rather, the Solver.
Quoting what can be read:
"[][][]Hello :]
I see you are (di***** ***oful/sad]
I see you are in************
------ I f0--t] [selfD******* *****]end]]
I see we could [trl] [edit] for you
I will not discard you
[][][][][][Absolute[S******
Access? Y/N
[ 0001&] r***sh***
I see you will be here for [a while"
This makes me think that the CYN throughout Ep.5 wasn't actually CYN, but rather the Solver puppeteering a holographic corpse around, probably while CYN herself was being repressed like how J was in Ep.2
JNV
JeNoVah
JeHoVah
I just want to see a Ghengis Khan drone
Man how do you even come up with this
Is it weird I'm kinda sad they fixed the thumbnail?
8:21
I like theory.
I'm tired and don't really know what to say.
Cyn could also stand for singularity
Never knew this
Hm, interesting, seems likely, but we’ll see.
Is the artificial intelligence the antichrist?
Me as a Christian who just learn computer science in 9th grade: what👁👄👁
So by the end of the series Cyn would become a Kang level multiversal threat?
I would say Season 1 or 2 😊 but if the characters on the off chance can’t beat her and CYN wins, yeah…
@@StarryInkArt yeah.......