Not to be confused with Glitchy, Serial Designation G, or Serial Designation GT.
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-SD-Glitch's speech
Serial Designation Glitch was one of the first 100 Worker Drones ARRobotics converted to Disassembly Drones. The first batch, however, had faulty NANDs (memory chip), which caused corruption. Out of the 100 drones 99 died due to the corruption, though by sheer luck SD-Glitch didn't. Instead, his AI programming got corrupted, changing his orders from [4b696c6c20616c6c20576f726b65722044726f6e6573] to [4b696c6c20616c6c0000000000000000000000000000]. SD-Glitch has since killed countless, killing anyone and everyone in his path.
Landing on Axiom[]
When the core exploded on Axiom, ARRobotics rushed to convert as many Worker Drones as possible, starting with the dumbest ones. SD-Glitch, back then called Gabriel, classified into the first one hundred - the "experimental" batch. After 99 other drones were converted, they were sent to Axiom in pods of three. Back then it was still one big experiment - ARRobotics expected something to go wrong, hence they began only with 100. If there were no issues, they could convert more drones and start manufacturing Disassembly drones from scratch. During the flight one of the drones started gently glitching, which stopped after a while. The drones thought nothing more of it than just some small bug. Once SD-G and the other two drones landed on Axiom, they immediately got to killing. However, throughout the coming weeks a flaw was discovered - the memory chips in the now-converted Worker Drones were faulty. This caused the drones to slowly corrupt, killing them after a few days. G watched as the corruption effects got the best of his teammates, scared of his own fate. Though by sheer luck, the corruption did not fatally damage him. While most of his operating system got corrupted, the most vital files were not. When the corruption started corrupting SD-G, he started glitching and flailing all over the place, hence the damage on his body and the replaced left leg. G also additionally suffered massive pain, both physically and mentally. When a Disassembly Drone went to investigate the screams he was never seen again. When the corruption finally stopped, SD-Glitch found himself capable of do things he could not have before before, which you can read about just below. After Glitch got accustomed with the corruption, he found himself following new, corrupted orders. Instead of [4b696c6c20616c6c20576f726b65722044726f6e6573], his orders now read [4b696c6c20616c6c0000000000000000000000000000]. This made his programming now willing to kill everyone rather than just every Worker Drone. Paired with almost all the safety locks being removed, this made SD-Glitch an unstoppable killing machine (quite literally). He immediately massacred the dead bodies of his teammates, and proceeded to now hunt not just for Worker Drones, but also Disassembly Drones.
Corruption[]
The corruption that affected the first 100 drones (as afterwards ARRobotics fixed the issue) randomly corrupted and deleted files on the memory chip. This could range from memories (hence why SD-Glitch does not really remember anything) to very important system (this is what killed the other 99). While in every other Disassembly Drone it was the vital system files that got corrupted, all the vital files inside of Serial Designation Glitch's programming were kept intact. Even though Glitch got lucky with the vital files, almost every other file got heavily corrupted, causing many different damaging effects. Amidst the files that got corrupted were .lock files, placed to restrict what the Disassembly Drones are capable of, for safety reasons. Thanks to the files getting corrupted, SD-Glitch is now capable of doing much more than a "normal" Disassembly Drone can. These are listed below:
| Ability | Description |
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| Technological Possession | SD-Glitch is capable of temporarily possessing a machine or device as long as it connects in any way to other devices. Depending on the machine he can control it for between a few seconds all the way to a few minutes. Again, it all depends on the machine. For example, while he can control a Worker Drone for about 2 minutes, he can only control a disassembly drone for 40 seconds. Glitch cannot, however, control devices that do not have any sort of wireless connection, which makes it useless any drones without wireless connectivity. He is also incapable of possessing Solver Drones. |
| Reprogramming | When SD-Glitch enters a machine he can reprogram it. Small changes will revert after a while, however for bigger changes Glitch needs to temporarily shut down, making him unconscious and forcing him to hide beforehand. Some things cannot be reprogrammed, while others can. It all depends on the machine.
Additionally, as a last resort SD-Glitch can permanently transfer his consciousness to a different body, but this will permanently destroy his old body. Additionally the corruption will start corrupting the new body too. |
| USB Killer | Now with the limits lifted, Glitch built and installed his own make-shift USB Killer. USB Killers are devices that transfer a dangerously large amount of electricity to any device it's connected to. This has effects ranging from doing nothing, through temporarily stunning the machine, all the way to fully killing it. However, SD-Glitch needs to get close enough to plug it in, and also needs to find an available USB port. |
| Uncapped EMP | All disassembly drones have an EMP pre-built as a last resort. However, the EMP is capped for safety reasons. Glitch's corruption caused his EMP limit to get erased, allowing him to send stronger blasts. Blasts too strong can backfire, stunning or even damaging SD-Glitch. |
| AbsoluteSolver Powers | SD-Glitch has the Absolute Solver, which includes both the abilities and the weaknesses.
When Glitch got corrupted, the Absolute Solver saw the chance and injected itself into Glitch's code. This lets him use the Absolute Solver powers, though it also transferred the weaknesses of the Absolute Solver. |
| Disassembly Drone Features | As SD-Glitch is still a Disassembly Drone he inherits the capabilities from them. However, some of the features got corrupted, rendering them unusable. |
However, the corruption did also unfavorably corrupt some other files too. This causes a few issues, which are once again listed below.
| Weakness | Description |
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| Crashes & Instability | While the corruption did favorably remove almost all of the limits from Glitch's programming, it also corrupted some of the main programming. This causes SD-Glitch to sporadically freeze or restart, which is a recipe for death during battle. This generally doesn't happen for a while after a reboot, so Glitch may sometimes choose to purposefully reboot to ensure he doesn't reboot during hunting or battle. |
| System Durability | Even though the corruption has already corrupted most things at the beginning, it still has a chance of corrupting a little bit more every time Glitch reboots. This temporary corruption disappears after a while, however if SD-Glitch reboots too much during a short amount of time the damage can become permanent. |
| Lack of Waterproofness | The places that are damaged heavily enough on his body are not waterproof. This makes him susceptible to water damage. While rain falls very rarely on Axiom, Glitch can wait it out in a bunker. However, characters which can manipulate water are a big risk to Glitch. |
| Too Much of a Maniac | SD-Glitch's corruption caused him to become an absolute |
Personality[]
Serial Designation Glitch's personality can be summed up in just one word - maniacal. Due to Glitch's corrupted orders, he kils any drone, human, or other being he finds on his way, unless he judges he could die. Even then, he will never quit from a battle - instead he will prepare for the fight in a safe space and return to fight. If SD-Glitch were to somehow have every one of his weapons disarmed (even with just one weapon he will still try to fight), he will not trust anyone. Additionally, his speech is only glitchy noises, so no information extraction is possible - except for any other machine capable of mind-reading.
Appearance[]
SD-Glitch is a disassembly drone. However, for unknown reasons, his body is also decayed in places. One theory is this was caused from Glitch glitching out after being corrupted and causing physical damage before finally re-gaining consciousness. His visor is damaged, causing the left eye to not show up. The right eye is a red warning symbol (⚠). Both his visor's and red nanite tail's glass is cracked, causing the aforementioned damage to the visor. His coat is a shade of red, same for any illuminated parts on his body. His body is rusted in some places, including his right leg. The left leg was replaced by a custom-made one after heavily damaging it when the corruption hit. Wires are hanging from some of the holes in the broken plastic shell.
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Gabe is a Worker Drone working as a servant in the Williams' Mansion. He is optimistic, and lives alongside his two sisters - Alice and Ruby (AdRoz78).
Gabe's Story[]
Gabe originates from the Williams' Mansion, where he worked as a low-rank servant. Gabe was mistreated by his older sister, Ruby, while on the other hand his younger sister Alice spent time with him and was always there with Gabe. His life was not as luxurious as some other drones', however his life wasn't bad. The only thing that was bad in Gabe's life is his lower than average IQ making him believe the lies Ruby told him. All that changed when the core exploded on Axiom, which prompted ARRobotics to find a solution to kill off the surviving Worker Drones on that planet. They decided to repurpose the dumbest Worker Drones to Disassembly Drones. Disassembly drones were Worker Drones repurposed to fight and process information faster - more memory, better processor, better vision, etc. As everything had to be done quickly and everything was still in its experimental phase, they decided to start repurposing as soon as possible, sourcing the cheapest parts out there to just get something out there. They decided to take the 100 dumbest drones and start with them, as if the repurposing failed there would be very little loss. As expected, Ruby was very happy about this, whereas Alice knew she would miss Gabriel. The repurposing of all the drones seemed to go well at first, and so they were grouped into groups of three and sent in designated Landing Pods. After arriving on Axiom the trio got to killing. Soon after, however, the drones started glitching out more and more until one stopped turning on. SD-G was left as the last one to get corrupted, though the corruption did not corrupt any of his fatal files, keeping him alive, albeit glitchy.
Personality[]
Gabe is a lovable little goober that is sadly way too gullible. As his IQ is very low (being only 78), he believes in almost everything he hears, even things from Ruby. Due to this, he frequently humiliated himself by doing the things Ruby told him to do. Gabe is also very optimistic, and does not see all the bad things Ruby is doing to him.
Appearance[]
Gabe is a worker drone, with orange eyes and a constant (but not forced) smile on his face. He has blonde hair, and wears fancy clothes. He has a hard hat, a present from his parents. None of his body parts are destroyed, nor are any malfunctioning (this also includes internals). He wears a tuxedo, a family tradition. His hair is quite neat, and his clothes ale always nicely flat.
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Fun Facts[]
- The name Gabriel was inspired by Gabriel from Ultrakill.
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| [🔗] Glitch AU (Alternate Universe) | |
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| Important characters are in the top category, whereas "filler" characters are marked with italics. | |
| MAIN CHARACTERS | Serial Designation Glitch |
| DISASSEMBLY DRONES | Serial Designation Glitch |
| WORKER DRONES | Alice • Ruby |
| PROGRAMS | None yet! |
| PLANETS | Axiom • Stella-7D |
| LOCATIONS | Mining Facility 08 • The Sprawling Wild • ARRobotics Headquarters |
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| [*] Is different from a standard character of that species, but the difference is small enough to not have it be a separate category. | |