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So as of now, the solver drones have 5 types of immoralities: 2, 3, 6, possibly 7 and 8. However, I think types 1, 4,5 and 9 should be added as well.
So as of now, the solver drones have 5 types of immoralities: 2, 3, 6, possibly 7 and 8. However, I think types 1, 4,5 and 9 should be added as well.
- Immortality Type 1: They are robots and cannot die by natural causes.
- Immortality Type 4: J states that the Disassembly Drones have multiple "clones" a.k.a different bodies.
- Immortality Type 5: The solver is a program and therefore, naturally abstract.
- Immortality Type 9: The solver is referred to as a singularity(a 4D object), multiple times.
- Durability negation via nulls: The term "null" within programming refers to things that don't exist, specifically nonexistent programs, which is relevant because the series in itself points to this idea that a null is just nothingness. This means that the nulls are spheres of nothingness that essentially erase anything they touch from existence.Nulls are an extension of The Absolute Solver, something we see many times and what we know a singularity that in itself is just purely a void of nothingness, Episode 6 shows that nulls can be used to effectively destroy things completely. In Episode 7, Uzi's nulls destroy anything they touch.
- Void Manipulation: From the evidence above, we proved that nulls are nothingness. Which means their creation should count as "Void Manipulation".
- Power Nullification: In Episode 8, we can see that Uzi's null is capable of freezing Cyn's tentacles.
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