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* ApocalypseHow: [[spoiler:Class X in Earth's case.]]
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* ApocalypseHow: [[spoiler:Class X in Earth's case. And this seems to be in progress for Copper 9 as of episode 7.]]
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** Of the main heroic trio, N despite what he is is a mellow DoggedNiceGuy to just about everyone (Nice); Uzi is a strong JerkWithAHeartOfGold (Inbetween); and V is a lot more sadistic and somewhat less altruistic than Uzi (Mean).
** This also applies to the Disassembly Drone trio in the pilot. N is the least sadistic and mellowest of the three by a huge margin (Nice). J, though not without positive qualities in the later episode, is consistently portrayed as the hardest to redeem of the trio as well as despising N the most (Mean). V, though a lot more AxCrazy and aloof than N, shows a loyal and protective side towards him [[spoiler:and eventually also towards Uzi]] in later episodes, and she absolutely is ''not'' a willing ally of the Absolute Solver; both of which are positive traits that J has not yet exhibited (Inbetween).
** This also applies to the Disassembly Drone trio in the pilot. N is the least sadistic and mellowest of the three by a huge margin (Nice). J, though not without positive qualities in the later episode, is consistently portrayed as the hardest to redeem of the trio as well as despising N the most (Mean). V, though a lot more AxCrazy and aloof than N, shows a loyal and protective side towards him [[spoiler:and eventually also towards Uzi]] in later episodes, and she absolutely is ''not'' a willing ally of the Absolute Solver; both of which are positive traits that J has not yet exhibited (Inbetween).
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** Of the main heroic trio, N despite what he is is a mellow DoggedNiceGuy who acts mellow to just about everyone anyone he ends up conversing with (Nice); Uzi is a strong JerkWithAHeartOfGold (Inbetween); and V is a lot more sadistic and somewhat less altruistic than Uzi (Mean).
** This also applies to the Disassembly Drone trio in the pilot. N is the least sadistic and mellowest of the three by ahuge large margin (Nice). J, though not without positive qualities in the later episode, episodes, is consistently portrayed as the hardest to redeem of the trio as well as despising N the most (Mean). V, though a lot more AxCrazy and aloof than N, shows a loyal and protective side towards him [[spoiler:and eventually also towards Uzi]] in later episodes, and she absolutely is ''not'' a willing ally of the Absolute Solver; both of which are positive traits that J has not yet exhibited (Inbetween).
** This also applies to the Disassembly Drone trio in the pilot. N is the least sadistic and mellowest of the three by a
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* NiceMeanAndInBetween: Of the main trio, N is [[NiceGuy Nice]], V is [[AxCrazy Mean]], and Uzi can [[AntiHero have moments of both]].
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* NiceMeanAndInBetween: NiceMeanAndInBetween:
** Of the main heroic trio, N despite what he is[[NiceGuy Nice]], is a mellow DoggedNiceGuy to just about everyone (Nice); Uzi is a strong JerkWithAHeartOfGold (Inbetween); and V is [[AxCrazy Mean]], a lot more sadistic and somewhat less altruistic than Uzi can [[AntiHero have moments (Mean).
** This also applies to the Disassembly Drone trio in the pilot. N is the least sadistic and mellowest ofboth]].the three by a huge margin (Nice). J, though not without positive qualities in the later episode, is consistently portrayed as the hardest to redeem of the trio as well as despising N the most (Mean). V, though a lot more AxCrazy and aloof than N, shows a loyal and protective side towards him [[spoiler:and eventually also towards Uzi]] in later episodes, and she absolutely is ''not'' a willing ally of the Absolute Solver; both of which are positive traits that J has not yet exhibited (Inbetween).
** Of the main heroic trio, N despite what he is
** This also applies to the Disassembly Drone trio in the pilot. N is the least sadistic and mellowest of
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* InYourNatureToDestroyYourselves: As noted by Uzi in the series' opening, the Worker Drones ''didn't'' rise up and {{kill all humans}}... mostly because they took care of that just fine by themselves, when they caused a core collapse which wiped out all non-mechanical life on Copper 9. {{Downplayed|Trope}} if not completely {{subverted|Trope}} as revelations in later episodes pertaining to the [[BigBad Absolute Solver]] [[spoiler:and the fate of Earth]] reveal that the colonists' incompetence didn't cause the core collapse at all, [[spoiler:although it's still ambiguous if [[DigitalAbomination the Solver]] which has been exterminating the human race is manmade in origin]].
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* NumberedHomeworld: The abandoned human colony planet where the series is set is called Copper 9.
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* ReplicantSnatching: [[spoiler: The Absolute Solver did this to Tessa as a way to more directly manipulate the main protagonists, and to bypass any lingering security measures that would keep drones out.]]
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*** "Dead End" references ''Film/JurassicPark'', being placed in an office area and having the {{Monsters Of The Week}} be Raptor drones. Additionally, Alice and Beau's scenes with them inflicting ColdBloodedTorture on the cast is also reminiscent of the ''Film/{{Hostel}}'' series. The locked security room complete with security cameras is similar to ''Franchise/FiveNightsAtFreddys''.
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*** "Dead End" references ''Film/JurassicPark'', being placed in an office area and having the {{Monsters Of The Week}} be Raptor drones. Additionally, Alice and Beau's scenes with them inflicting ColdBloodedTorture on the cast is also reminiscent of the ''Film/{{Hostel}}'' series. The locked security room complete with security cameras and remotely-controlled mechanical doors is similar to ''Franchise/FiveNightsAtFreddys''.
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** All the episodes after "Pilot" pays homage to famous horror movies.
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** All the episodes after "Pilot" pays pay homage to famous horror movies.movies.
*** "Pilot" brings to mind ''{{Franchise/Alien}}'', most obviously because the Disassembly Drones are a XenomorphXerox, with the way they attack Outpost 3 being similar to the xenomorph's assault on the LV-426 colony. Uzi's creation of the Railgun to kill the Disassembly Drones is similar to Ripley fusing two different weapons together for maximum xenomorph slaughter. Though unlike the xenomorphs who only had to deal with the one android, Bishop, the Disassembly Drones aren't trying to kill one humanoid machine, but potentially thousands.
*** "Pilot" brings to mind ''{{Franchise/Alien}}'', most obviously because the Disassembly Drones are a XenomorphXerox, with the way they attack Outpost 3 being similar to the xenomorph's assault on the LV-426 colony. Uzi's creation of the Railgun to kill the Disassembly Drones is similar to Ripley fusing two different weapons together for maximum xenomorph slaughter. Though unlike the xenomorphs who only had to deal with the one android, Bishop, the Disassembly Drones aren't trying to kill one humanoid machine, but potentially thousands.
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* LikeCannotCutLike: The only thing thing that the Absolute Solver powers does not affect is a drone who is also empowered by the Absolute Solver. This is first seen in "The Promening" when Doll tries to attack Uzi, only to get the error message [like object non-interactive]. This happens again seen when Doll, and then Uzi, are fighting [[spoiler:Tessa.]]
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* ApocalypseHow: [[spoiler:Class X in Earth's case.]]
