u/Our_Knowing_Chains

(For all wondering, I’m referring to this as a hypothesis and not a theory due to my lack of evidence at this point. Sorry for any confusion.)

Why is it that only now I see that Leshy has named these three cards with the same first two letters. Honestly, I have little in terms of possible reasons, but one idea that’s been growing on me is that each Scrybe made their own Deathcard (though it’s basically proven false that they didn’t choose their pictures) and each chose a ST name to show the player that they were similar beings and wanted to STop Leshy. Maybe grasping at straws here, but also apparently if you play a combination of daus, rat king and mantis god the cards will also spell out stop - an insect that is stated to be ‘worshipped, in Uberbot form, a ‘vermin‘ containing many within (the zip.file uberbots) and a furry creature that gains its power from spheres. Let me know what you all think!

New bit of pixel art, now of V! Sorry for the wait. Feel free for some constructive criticism as always. Enjoy!

Could never understand what that smudge on the left eye was, a tear or a glitch maybe. This face is from the end of episode eight.

(Honestly just really love the details on the right, somw humans I know could use that advice.)

We know that the brains of Worker drones are purely made of coding, but since Dissasembley drones are made of some human parts I'm wondering if they could possibly contain at least parts of human brains? Just a thought, what with the way that Dissasembley Drones seem able to display emotions faster than Workers (though I'm sure one of you will find proof that's just my confirmation bias). It would certainly be a notable part of Dissasembley anatomy and the possibility of Tessa's mind still existing within N, V or J would, I believe, be gold dust for some fanartists and AU makers.

This is a bit of a long stretch, but bear with me. The first image I've shown is something that's caught my interest since my first rewatch of the series. It shows that N has been programmed to realise if a person is abnormally lucky or likely to succeed, but the words 'plot armor' rather than just a warning-sign eye like J's in episodes 7 and 8 seems an interesting choice. Could Cyn perhaps be aware of the Plot, and so the fact that Murder Drones is a show and all is preordained?

Yeah, you see what I mean by 'long stretch'. Still, there's a few interesting thimgs Cyn says that could relate to us rather than one of the cast. I've chosen mainly episode 2's creepyholocrabsnakething's word choice as examples: Uzi does remember her mother, at least enough to identify her, and knows at least the bare minimum about the solver. On a viewer's first watch, though, they habe not a clue who the hologram is, nor of the identity of Cyn. Instead of showing us what it means, it proceeds to try to get more hosts for extra screen time, assimilating rather than explaning. Additionally, the "if you can read this, you're in range" sign cannot be read from Frank's perspective, but can from ours, suggesting a possible attempt at communication with us, stating that we are within the Solver's range of awareness.

We also see in episode 3's end 'Tessa' bringing J back and consequently keeping people expecting more of J - maintaining their belief. Episode five's mention of having to reset the memories again shows that an N has already died and this N is a replacement, which again she is fine with because if we're here watching a flashback, then other people must be here too.

Honestly, I think I'm more on something than onto something looking back over this, but if anyone has any evidence for or against feel free to share! Thank you for your time.