Free AI Murder Drones OC Maker
Murder Drones OC Maker
Free. No limits. ·
Generate unique Murder Drones OC characters with AI. Design your own drone characters — free and unlimited.
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Free. No limits. ·
Generate unique Murder Drones OC characters with AI. Design your own drone characters — free and unlimited.
Describe your Murder Drones OC once. After that it is the same character every time.
Tap an outfit and they put it on. Same face, same hair, same character.
A rooftop at night, a classroom, outer space. They still look like themselves.
Happy, angry, sleepy, shy. The same character, every mood.
Post your Murder Drones OC. Other people can draw them too and send them back. Or keep them to yourself.
Where they are from, who they lost, what they want. A story about your Murder Drones OC, not someone who just looks like them.
Worker drones and disassembly drones landing in the feed straight from Copper-9.
An OC (original character) in Murder Drones is your own drone for the world of the Glitch Productions series — a worker drone surviving on the frozen exoplanet Copper-9, or one of the disassembly drones sent to hunt them. Give it a glowing visor face, a personality, and one neon accent color, describe it in a text prompt, and GenTube generates it in about two seconds.
Four steps. One: describe your drone — hair, outfit, visor shape, and that sleek robot body. Two: pick a side — worker drone with scrappy scavenged gear, or disassembly drone with folded metal wings and a nanite tail. Three: set the style and background — dark sci-fi cartoon, frozen Copper-9 cityscape, one glowing accent color. Four: hit create, then remix the result until the design feels right. Each generation takes about two seconds, so you can iterate fast.
Both work. Generate Uzi, N, V, J, Cyn, or Tessa for fun, or use them as inspiration for a brand-new worker drone or disassembly drone of your own. A lot of great OCs start as a twist on a canon design — generate it, then remix until it feels like yours.
Put the style in your prompt: sleek robot body, a visor-screen face with glowing eyes, silver or white hair, and one neon accent color against a dark frozen cityscape. For a disassembly drone, add folded metal wings and a blade-tipped nanite tail.
Worker drones are the everyday robots of Copper-9 — they run the outpost, wear scavenged human clothes, and survive on stubbornness, like Uzi and her dad. Disassembly drones like N, V, and J were built to hunt them: sleeker frames, a trench-coat uniform, folded metal wings, and a long nanite tail. Workers are easier to make relatable; disassembly drones are more fun to pose. There is no wrong answer — you can remix your OC into the other kind anytime.
The visor is the whole face, so it does the acting. Round glowing eyes read friendly, hearts read smitten, a flat line reads done-with-everything, and a warning X is the classic disassembly-drone lock-on. A little static flicker hints your drone is hiding something. Pick one signature expression as your OC's default mood and describe it in the prompt — it is the fastest way to give a robot a personality.
Decide worker or disassembly first — it sets the silhouette. A screen face that shows emotion (X eyes, hearts, a static glitch) reads instantly, and one bright accent against the dark palette makes the design pop.
Yes. Make as many drones as you want — no credits, no watermarks, no daily caps. Each generation takes about two seconds.
Every creation can be shared to the feed, and anyone can remix it — swap the accent color, the visor expression, or turn a worker into a disassembly drone. Remixing is the heart of GenTube.
Yes. It is your original character — use it as a PFP, in fan animatics, or anywhere else you want.
Want any character, any world? Open the AI character generator — the same OC maker behind every page here.
Every Murder Drones OC starts with one choice — worker drone or disassembly drone. Workers are the survivors of frozen Copper-9, scavenged jackets and stubborn attitude like Uzi; disassembly drones like N, V, and J get folded metal wings and a long nanite tail. Describe yours, hit create, and remix it until it feels right. Prompt tip: give your drone a glowing visor face that actually emotes — hearts, X eyes, a flicker of static — plus silver hair and one neon accent color against the dark snow-buried cityscape. Free and unlimited, every drone remixable, generations in about two seconds.