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VAlice is the femslash ship between Serial Designation V and Alice from the Murder Drones fandom.
Canon[]
Dead End[]
Alice kidnapped V and her group underneath immortal intentions. Alice has a hobby of dismembering living beings, including Disassembly Drones such as V, for parts. She traps Uzi Doorman in the room with V, strapping them to beds. Alice has much more interest in Uzi rather than V since the purple drone is the daughter of her archnemesis. Alice prepares to attack V with a wrench but is halted by Uzi's protest.
Uzi claims that cutting V open will result in a "big creepy worm" in reference to the Eldritch J. Alice dismisses this since she's dealt with plenty of Murder Drones before V. V watches as Alice begins chopping Uzi's fingers and winces in disgust. Afterwards, Serial Designation N and Tessa Elliott manage to escape their rooms, much to Alice's disappointment. She catches sight of them on the security cameras.
Grinning maliciously, she floods their room with Sentinels. However, Cyn possesses Uzi and gains the upper hand; the possessed drone destroys Alice's control panel that keeps their room door closed. Alice begins to panic as she attempts to force the door close. Her efforts are in vain as her skull is bashed in by a Sentinel. V takes advantage of Alice's demise to save her and Uzi.
Outside of the Canon events, Alice and V have a lot in common. Their sadism, psychopathic personality, and desire to hurt and or kill others. Though V experiences character development and genuinely cares for others, she still retains the character traits listed. It's never directly stated, however, but Alice is hinted to have bore or is bearing the Absolute Solver. The Absolute Solver is a major negative factor in V's life. Her trauma led her to nearly killing off Uzi, who is a host for it.
Fanon[]
The ship isn't widely acknowledged within the fanbase, thus becoming a rarepair. It is commonly seen in a platonic light rather than a romantic light due to Alice and V's entirely problematic and toxic history. Nonetheless, shippers may find themselves enjoying it due to the famous "toxic Yuri" trope. Reasons stated above involving their very similar personalities may also be another factor. The Murder Drones fanbase come to enjoy pairing Worker Drones with Disassembly Drones romantically, whether they be canonical characters or OCs (Official/Original Characters).
The ship is easily overshadowed by popular ships such as Envy, Vuzi, and Vizzy.
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