Uzi Doorman. Daughter of Khan Doorman. Gender: Female Species: Worker Drone A total loner to the point where her classmates don't even remember her name. (Only the teacher and Thad know her name at school.) Judging by how the other kids ignore her, she seems to be an outcast. She has a bit of an 'edgy teen' personality, but she has her own attachments.

N. Gender: Male Species: Murder Drone He came to the prom at the Worker Drone school after being invited by Thad. Both girls and boys like N. (Because he's handsome and has a great personality.) A typical softie. Pure and innocent.

V. Gender: Female Species: Murder Drone She came to the prom at the Worker Drone school after being invited by Lizzy. She has a cruel and sadistic personality, but she has a kind side to her, and she's popular because of her beauty.

Doll. (Not a literal doll.) Gender: Female Species: Worker Drone She is also a host for the Absolute Solver. She is Lizzy's friend, but after seeing V slaughter her parents, she seeks revenge. She is very quiet. She always speaks in Russian.

Thad. Gender: Male Species: Worker Drone The popular kid at school. He invited N to the prom. Despite his popularity, he remembers Uzi. He's quite kind.

Lizzy. Gender: Female Species: Worker Drone The 'Queen Bee' of the school. She's popular and famous at school. She definitely acts the part of the popular girl. A total girlboss. She invited V to the prom and they've become... somewhat close.

Uzi Doorman's father. Gender: Male Species: Worker Drone A father who tries to love his daughter, but his efforts fall short. The one who built the triple-layered blast doors of the colony. Perhaps because of that, he loves doors. When his wife Nori (Uzi's mother) was dying slowly and painfully from a Murder Drone's nanite acid, he euthanized her with a wrench. As a result, he distrusts and hates Murder Drones. That's why he doesn't trust N and V.

A teacher whose name is unknown. Gender: Male Species: Worker Drone Blunt, hates work, and seems to just drift through life. (Even though the kids are older, his homework is literally just vocabulary words for buying watermelons.) There's not much to him.