Uzi/V

In the Murder Drones fandom, this could be a more "unique" ship compared to the others. Although this ship has been noticed, it received forms of hate and discomfort. If you want to tell your friends or peers why this ship is important to you, continue reading!

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## Tomboys

Uzi and V have similar tomboy behavior, such as their lack of feminine clothing (not including The Promening) and aggressive attitude that's more commonly found in males, such as getting excited whenever they get to indulge in dangerous events. Examples show when Uzi displays confidence and determination when fighting J and V's programming that forces her to want to continue to commit violent acts and enjoy doing so. Although they do enjoy getting violent, Uzi shows genuine fear of Eldritch J. and hesitates to obliterate her again with her signature railgun.

## ~~Rebellious~~ Reckless

Uzi and V do not tend to show concern for their actions, such as V recklessly murdering every worker drone she encounters which leaded to her tension with Doll, and Uzi yelling and attempting to hurt anyone that upsets her. They carry dangerous weapons on them and don't use them carefully, which leads to wounded drones around them or their person. They also tend to destroy property around them without signs of concern.

## Opposite Species?

In the fourth episode, Cabin Fever, Uzi has went through a transformation and has very similar physical traits as a disassembly drone, such as wings, a tail, jagged smile, and an "><" symbol appearing on her visor. However, her wings aren't bladed and resemble bat wings and her tail appears to be an animalistic skull that is capable of moving its jaw when Uzi wants it to. She cannot shape-shift her hands into weapons and utilizes her AbsoluteSolver to attack. These traits could put Uzi in the "Zombie Drone" category which could possibly differ from a murder drone.

## Fanon

The ship between worker drone Uzi and murder drone V is not a common dynamic but a rare one. N has a one-sided crush on his beloved V, but sadly her love is unrequited towards him and she instead falls for his best friend, Uzi. Using their violent behaviors and tomboyish acts, these two girls bosses will hand over no mercy to the unsuspecting drones.

## Canon

Canonically, the relationship between these two female robots started off rough. Whenever interacting with each other there is no sign of positive feedback towards one another, rather ending with them arguing. As the series progressed, the tenseness between these two tightened, such as V trying to disassemble Uzi when the AbsoluteSolver has made itself present in Uzi’s coding. After the fourth episode, V has insulted and threatened Uzi with words and a chainsaw. However, they still work together in situations when in danger that could threaten their lives or others.

## Shipping Appearances

* In the pilot, Uzi and N are face-to-face with J and V. Uzi gives N the option to choose his target, which he chooses J, but his option is immediately turned down by Uzi and she targets J instead, completely avoiding physical contact with V. Fans can believe that Uzi was avoiding painful contact with V because of her affection towards her.
* In the Promening, Uzi is alongside N in body guarding V from Doll’s deadly attacks, even if Uzi was trying to rebel against the idea due to V’s purpose for appearing in the prom was to disassemble all students in the gym.

## Dynamics

* Enemies To Lovers
* Girl Bosses
* Criminal Couple
* Partners in Bloodshed
* Psycho Love
* Tsundere

## Similarities

* They share a lack of attention, such as Uzi's project that was completely off topic of the original assignment and V never catching Uzi's name no matter how many times it's been spoken around her.
* Out of most of the characters, they laugh maliciously more often than the others.
* It's possible that shippers enjoy this ship mainly because its LGBTQ+
* They have expressed similar traits of a tsundere, such as covering their soft personalities by using a tough, cold demeanor.