"I think we found her folks."
―Serial Designation N to Serial Designation V after they finally discovered Yeva and her husband's corpses in Doll's home.
Yeva was a supporting character in Murder Drones.
She was first mentioned in "Heartbeat" before making her first and only physical appearance in "The Promening". She was the mother of Doll and a victim of Serial Designation V, alongside her husband.
Physical Appearance[]
Yeva was a female Worker Drone who had short, dark indigo hair in bangs and neon-red eyes, similar to her daughter. She wore white gloves, a black helmet, and a black dress with a white collar bearing her ID number (048), similar to her fellow subjects, Nori and Alice. She was small compared to Mitchell, below his chest in height. She wore a nightgown which was taped together at the back, implying she was not regularly looked after.
Her corpse had a cracked visor with a hole in the middle, implying that she was shot in the head.
Personality[]
Yeva is seen as a quiet drone, for we never see her actually speak, implying she is either mute or only talks when necessary. She also appears to be protective towards her friends or people in general, as seen when she offers her hand to Nori after patching her and protected her from further harm when the core collapse happened and that she desperately tried to get the doors open when Mitchell prevented her from entering, concerned about what was unfolding inside. She appears to be annoyed easily when interrupted doing something she enjoys, as seen when Mitchell interrupts her game of Tetris.
She seems to possess some level of sass as she tugs her hand out of Mitchell's and slaps it, refusing his help as they run back to the laboratory to contain Nori.
Biography[]
Pre-series[]
Before the events of the "PILOT", it is implied that she had managed to escape the Cabin Fever Labs alongside Nori, before meeting a male drone at some point, who then later becomes her husband and the father of her daughter. Unfortunately, the two were eventually killed by Serial Designation V. Her and her husband's death awakened Doll's Absolute Solver abilities, motivating her to kill V as revenge for the murder of her parents.
Season 1[]
The Promening[]
When Doll returns to her home after murdering Kelsey Day, she greets her parents' corpses as if they were still alive. Robotic cockroaches were seen swarming their bodies. Later in the episode, when Lizzy asks Doll if she ever cleans her home, Doll states that her parents are "sleeping" and she "put a sheet up."
After N, V, and Uzi defeated Doll in a battle during prom, they investigated their home. There, N eventually removes the cloth and the corpses of Yeva and Doll's father are revealed. V eventually comments on how their corpses "literally didn't even taste that good."
Cabin Fever[]
Later into the episode, Khan Doorman shows Uzi a group picture of the Worker Defense Force in Camp 98.7. These included Mr. Doorman himself, his wife, Nori, Sarah, two unnamed members, and Yeva with her husband. In the picture, Yeva is standing eerily still with her eyes wide open, seemingly in shock, while Doll's father is curled up next to her with the same expression.
Dead End[]
Yeva was seen in a computer image with Alice, Nori, a random Sentinel, and a human, who is presumably interviewing them. In the image, Yeva is seen covering her bleeding right eye while in a state of shock.
Mass Destruction[]
An intern named Mitchell comes to Yeva to retrieve her for Nori's exorcism after getting possessed by the Solver. Yeva is annoyed by this, but comes anyway. But when Mitchell goes in, he keeps Yeva from entering, claiming that he couldn't find her, likely due to the danger present in the Cathedral.
As the Solver-possessed Nori is about to impale Mitchell with the Crucifix Patch, Yeva stops it with her Solver and throws it back at Nori, patching her. Yeva sends Mitchell off and is about to help Nori, before she sees the Solver activating a black hole with Nori's right hand. She cuts off her hand and helps Nori up.
After they get up, the hole the Solver created starts glowing and was about to explode, and at the last frame Nori and Yeva are visible in, she can be seen trying to defend herself and Nori before witnessing the devastating implosion of Copper 9.
Abilities[]
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| Telekinesis | As seen in "Mass Destruction", she possesses the power to move things without touching them thanks to her Absolute Solver abilities. This was demonstrated when she stopped the Crucifix Patch thrown by a Solver-possessed Nori from hurting Mitchell mid-air, before throwing it back at the latter and piercing the item into her visor, patching her and expelling the Absolute Solver out of her system. |
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Trivia[]
- It is unknown if she speaks Russian like her daughter.
- In "Mass Destruction", when she is seen playing Tetris, there's Russian words on her screen, so it's very likely that she does.
- In Russian, the name "Yeva" is the pronunciation of the name "Eve," meaning "to give life" in Hebrew.
- She is incredibly talented at Tetris, amassing a total score of 16625574266267029348029 points with 2072 cleared lines on level 2, which is impossible.
- Yeva is the only supporting character with no voicelines.
- It is unknown why Yeva appears to have permanently died from V’s assault; the only injury she is shown to have sustained is a bullet to the head, but other hosts of the Absolute Solver have survived similar or worse injuries by either regenerating themselves or detaching their core and existing as a heart.
- Although clarified to be headcanon due to their short screentime, creator Liam Vickers reveals that Nori and Yeva were close friends and the "ultimate gamer team" who looked out for and balanced each other; Yeva's trauma and horror at the Solver/cabin fever experiments was lightened by Nori's friendship and glee at it all being "rad and emo as hell" and Nori's disregard for caution and self preservation was offset by Yeva being rational/pragmatic and "having a brain that worked". The intention was to show a "What could've been" between Doll and Uzi if the Absolute Solver didn't mess up the present day.[1]
References[]
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