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*Girls' Frontline*(JP:
Synopsis
*Girls' Frontline* is an original Chinese work independently developed by Sunborn Network (MICA Team) and published by Darkwinter Network,2Da tactical mobile game featuring firearm personification and collection.
GameContinuing the worldview of the independent game *Code Name: Bakery Girl*, the story is set inWorld War IIIAfterwards, the order of human society was severely damaged, and world peace must rely on private military contractors to be guaranteed. Players play the role of a commander under a security contractor, and every commander needs to lead Tactical Dolls to complete combat missions.
On October 31, 2024, the Simplified Chinese server announced it would cease service on December 31. On December 19, the development of a successor version for the Simplified Chinese server was announced. On March 16, 2025, it was announced that the successor version would launch in the summer of 2025 on the Steam platform; on April 18, it was announced to launch officially on May 20; on May 18, a possible delay was announced; on June 10, it was announced to officially open at 17:00 on June 12; on June 13, after several maintenances, it was announced that the server would be temporarily closed at 19:00; on July 9, it was announced to reopen at 10:00 on July 10. On August 7, the Simplified Chinese successor version was launched on the Epic platform.
Background Setting
- See also:Girls' Frontline: Worldview
Game Content
Girls' Frontline draws inspiration from the concepts of strategy RPGs and has redesigned a set of tactical rules to satisfy the mobile gaming experience.
Story Guide
| Story Guide | ||
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| Chapters (Arranged by unlock order) | Date Added to Game | Remarks |
| Prologue | Some content andChapter 0are the same | |
| Chapter 1 | ||
| Chapter 1(Emergency) | ||
| Chapter 2 | ||
| Chapter 2(Emergency) | ||
| Chapter 3 | ||
| Chapter 3(Emergency) | ||
| Chapter 4 | ||
| Chapter 4(Emergency) | ||
| Chapter 0 | This chapter isChapter 4(Emergency) unlocked after completion; the content consists of M4A1's memories recounting events before meeting the Commander, and the recalled events take placeChapter 1before, and withProloguehas some overlapping parts. | |
| Chapter 5 | ||
| Chapter 5(Emergency) | ||
| 2016 Summer Event "Operation Cube" | August 11, 2016 – September 1, 2016 | Plot followsChapter 5(Emergency). |
| Chapter 1(Night Battle) | September 22, 2016 | The content has no obvious connection to the main storyline (Side story?). |
| Chapter 2(Night Battle) | September 22, 2016 | The content has no obvious connection to the main storyline (Side story?). |
| Chapter 3(Night Battle) | September 22, 2016 | The content has no obvious connection to the main storyline (Side story?). |
| Chapter 6 | October 28, 2016 | Chapter 6The plot andChapter 6(Emergency) plot are different perspectives on the same timeline. |
| Chapter 6(Emergency) | October 28, 2016 | Chapter 6The (Emergency) plot andChapter 6plot are different perspectives on the same timeline. |
| Chapter 4(Night Battle) | December 8, 2016 | The plot immediately followsChapter 6andChapter 6(Emergency) plot, serving as a bridge between the preceding and following parts. |
| Chapter 7 | January 13, 2017 | |
| Chapter 7(Emergency) | January 13, 2017 | |
| 2017 Winter Event "Arctic Warfare" | January 25, 2017 – February 23, 2017 | Plot followsChapter 7(Emergency). |
| Chapter 5(Night Battle) | February 23, 2017 | The content is2017 Winter Event "Arctic Warfare"after, but with no obvious connection to the main storyline (side story?). |
| 2017 Spring Event "Operation Cube PLUS" | March 30, 2017 – April 20, 2017 | 2017 Spring Event "Operation Cube PLUS"The first half is the same as2016 Summer Event "Operation Cube", and the second half follows2017 Winter Event "Arctic Warfare" |
| Chapter 8 | May 4, 2017 | |
| Chapter 8(Emergency) | May 4, 2017 | Chapter 8(Emergency) plot immediately followsChapter 8plot, from M16's perspective. |
| 2017 Collaboration Event "Operation Rabbit Hunt" | June 22, 2017 – July 13, 2017 | Although the implementation time was beforeChapter 6(Night Battle) implementation, but according toChapter 6(Night Battle) based on the final plot, it can be inferred that on the timeline2017 Collaboration Event "Operation Rabbit Hunt"ForChapter 6After (Night Battle), the story revolves around the FN Squad (mainly Belgian firearms) and has no obvious connection to the main plot (side story?). |
| Chapter 6(Night Battle) | July 6, 2017 | Although the implementation time was before"Operation Rabbit Hunt"after implementation, but according toChapter 6(Night Battle) based on the final plot, it can be inferred that on the timelineChapter 6(Night Battle) content is2017 Collaboration Event "Operation Rabbit Hunt"before, the story revolves around the FN Squad and has no obvious connection to the main plot (side story?). |
| 2017 Summer Event "Deep Dive" | 2017-07-27 ~ 2017-08-24 | Although the implementation time was beforeChapter 9before (Emergency) was implemented, but according to the Imaginary Maze in the event andChapter 9the situation of the Sangvis Ferri mobilization, on the timeline2017 Summer Event "Deep Dive"it should beChapter 9after. |
| Chapter 9 | September 20, 2017 | |
| Chapter 9(Emergency) | September 20, 2017 | according to2017 Summer Event "Deep Dive"the Imaginary Maze in the event andChapter 9the situation of the final Sangvis Ferri mobilization in (Emergency), on the timelineChapter 9should be2017 Summer Event "Deep Dive"before. |
| 2017 Collaboration Event "Operation Rabbit Hunt" | November 16th – December 7th | No obvious connection to the main storyline (Side story?). |
| Chapter 10 | December 21, 2017 | |
| Chapter 10(Emergency) | December 21, 2017 | according to2017 Summer Event "Deep Dive"the Imaginary Maze in the event andChapter 10(Emergency) Griffin's Final Retreat, chronologicallyChapter 10the starting time isChapter 9and2017 Summer Event "Deep Dive"earlier, but the duration includes Chapter 9 and part of "Deep Dive". |
| 2018 Winter Event "Singularity" | February 8th, 2018 – March 8th, 2018 | The plot immediately followsChapter 9、Chapter 10, and2017 Summer Event "Deep Dive" |
| Chapter 7(Night Battle) | April 4th, 2018 | WithNegevCentered around the squad led by Negev (mainly Israeli firearms), it reveals part of Negev's past and has no obvious connection to the main storyline (Side story?). |
| 2018 Collaboration Event "Glory Day" | April 26, 2018 – May 17, 2018 | The content has no obvious connection to the main storyline (Side story?). |
| Chapter 8(Night Battle) | May 24, 2018 | WithIWS 2000toAUGCentered around the squad led by her (mainly Austrian firearms), with no clear connection to the main storyline (side story?). |
| 2018 Summer Event "Continuum Turbulence" | August 16, 2018 – September 13, 2018 | 2018 Winter Event "Singularity"Afterwards |
| Chapter 11 | October 25, 2018 | 2018 Summer Event "Continuum Turbulence"The third month after |
| Chapter 11(Emergency) | October 25, 2018 | A continuous plot with the Normal mode of Chapter 11, and the ending is exactly the beginning of 11-1. |
| 2019 Winter Event "Isomer" | January 24, 2019 – February 21, 2019 | Chapter 11After (Emergency) |
| 2019 Collaboration Event "VA-11 Hall-A" | June 13, 2019 – July 4, 2019 | No obvious connection to the main storyline (Side story?). |
| 2019 Summer Event "Shattered Connexion" | August 8, 2019 – September 5, 2019 | In2019 Winter Event "Isomer"Half a year after the end |
| Chapter 12 | December 19, 2019 | Immediately following2019 Summer Event "Shattered Connexion"the end of |
| 2020 Winter Event "Polarized Light" | January 16, 2020 – February 27, 2020 | The plot immediately followsChapter 12the end of |
| Chapter 13 | May 7, 2020 | The story content is2020 Winter Event "Polarized Light"a supplement to. |
| 2020 Collaboration Event "Gunslinger Girl: Il Teatrino" | July 23, 2020 – August 13, 2020 | No obvious connection to the main storyline |
| 2020 Summer Event "Dual Randomness" | August 20, 2020 – September 24, 2020 | In2020 Winter Event "Polarized Light"One week after the end |
| 2020 Collaboration Event "Bounty Feast" | November 26, 2020 – December 24, 2020 | No obvious connection to the main storyline |
| 2021 Winter Event "Mirror Stage" | February 4, 2021 – March 4, 2021 | The plot immediately follows2020 Summer Event "Dual Randomness"the end of |
Battle
Combat Missions
Battles that advance the main storyline, featuringNormal、Emergencytwo difficulty levels andNight Battlemodes. Tactical Dolls drop in Normal and Emergency difficulties, while equipment drops in Night Battle mode. Combat is divided into two parts: "Tactical Advance" and "Real-time Combat."
During the Tactical Advance phase, players need to deploy combat echelons on map nodes based on available Action Points, issue various operational commands, and activate strategic Fairy skills to achieve different objectives.
During the Real-time Combat phase, players must adjust the positions of their combat units to share or evade damage.Although in many cases, one can just stand still and deal damage.
AtNormal、EmergencyIn most stages of both difficulties, the condition for completing the mission objective is to capture the enemy headquarters. Medals of different ranks are awarded based on the quality of mission completion.
- Gold Medal — Complete the mission with an S-rank evaluation. This requires defeating a specified number of enemies within a specified number of turns without emergency repairs or echelon withdrawals. Completing a mission with an S-rank increases the drop rate of rare T-Dolls.
Silver Medal — Occupy all nodes.
Bronze Medal — Complete the mission objective, which is to occupy the enemy Command Post.
Medals for most stages are calculated according to the above requirements, but as Girls' Frontline has evolved, the requirements for obtaining medals have become more flexible and diverse.
Obtaining all three medals (Gold, Silver, and Bronze) is a prerequisite for conducting Auto-battles in Normal and Emergency stages of the main storyline. For Night Battle stages in the main storyline, only clearing the stage is required.
AtNight BattleIn this mode, the mission objective is usually to eliminate all enemy forces within a limited number of turns, though a few stages have different requirements. Night Battle stages do not have Gold or Silver Medals; clearing them is considered as obtaining a Bronze Medal. Although event stages have medal conditions, Gold and Silver Medals are not actually awarded.
- Tactical Advancement
Tactical Advancement is turn-based, with Griffin and Sangvis Ferri taking turns. At the end of each turn, 10% of the deployed echelons' rations are consumed.
Different icons on the map have different meanings.
| Icon | Name | Meaning |
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Command Post | The frontline base of the forces. When a side's Command Post is occupied, that side is generally defeated. Echelons can be deployed and resupplied here. |
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Airport | Supports a shortcut from the base to the battlefield. Once occupied, echelons can be deployed and resupplied, and it also increases Action Points. |
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Timed Heliport | Due to weather or supply constraints, these heliports can only provide short-term support periodically. Occupying a heliport will continuously provide you with Action Points. However, deployment or resupply cannot be performed while the heliport is closed. |
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Heavy Heliport | Heavy Heliports provide a shortcut from the base to the battlefield. Once captured, they provide one additional Action Point and three deployment slots. Normal echelons and Heavy Ordnance Corps can be deployed and resupplied here. |
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Temporary Heavy Heliport | Due to weather or supply constraints, these Heavy Heliports can only provide short-term support periodically. Capturing them will continuously provide Action Points and deployment slots. However, deployment and resupply are unavailable while the Heavy Heliport is closed. |
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Radar | Once captured, it provides vision within a radius of 2. Resupply and deployment are not possible. |
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Supply Point | Sometimes supply crates air-dropped from the base are scattered on the battlefield. Echelons can stop here to resupply, after which the Supply Point will turn into a normal node. |
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Rally Point | Connect the Command Post to the Rally Point to establish a supply line. Hold the supply line to achieve victory. |
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Random Node | An un-scouted node that turns into a normal node after scouting. Various random events can occur, such as obtaining resources or encountering enemies. |
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Node | Can be used for passage and defense, but deployment and resupply are not possible. |
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One-way Path | Special roads that only allow one-way passage in the direction of the arrow. |
- After a turn ends, the nodes occupied by both sides become their respective nodes. When a node is completely surrounded by the nodes of one side, it will be captured by the encircling side regardless of whether anyone is on it.
Resolution Order—Occupied Node Resolution: Capture is resolved at the end of the active side's turn.
Resolution Order—Encirclement Capture: Resolved at the start of the active side's turn. If a player achieves victory or defeat after the encirclement capture resolution, the game will not proceed to the next turn.
- Real-time Combat
Real-time combat is triggered upon encountering enemies. The combat area is a 3xN grid (3x3 for allies, 3xN for enemies), during which the positions of T-Dolls can be adjusted.
During combat, T-Dolls take damage when hit by enemies. Reaching a certain level of damage results in Heavy Damage; when the HP bar reaches 0, they can no longer participate in combat.
Each real-time combat consumes one portion of Rations (out of ten) and two portions of Ammo (out of ten) from the Echelon.- Special Cases: For example, after using the Coalition Forces' Weakening chip, combat can proceed normally even with only one portion of Ammo remaining.
- Contact Time—The time from the start of combat until both sides can engage each other.
Movement Speed—T-Doll positions can be adjusted during real-time combat. They do not fight while moving, and if the Echelon is advancing, it will stop to wait for the movement to finish. Movement speed varies based on gun type and equipment. (HG > SMG > AR > RF > SG > MG / RF with Cloak)
Bullet Time—When changing formations during combat, press and hold a T-Doll.The detection point is on the grid square rather than the T-Doll itself.This enters "Bullet Time" or "Freeze Time." In Bullet Time, all actions are greatly slowed (in Freeze Time, they stop completely), facilitating movement. (When only the last unit remains on the field, Bullet Time automatically activates for 3 seconds to allow for retreat. Players can toggle this in the game options).
Result Determination—When one side is wiped out, breached from the rear by the enemy, or all units retreat, it is judged as an Echelon defeat, forcing a withdrawal from the battlefield and the loss of all carried Ammo and Rations. Otherwise, it is a victory, and rewards are obtained.
Experience Gain—When your echelon finishes a real-time battle without being completely wiped out, they will gain a certain amount of experience. Each stage has its corresponding base experience and decay level (i.e., experience gain decreases after a certain level, decaying to a minimum of 3 EXP). Additionally, the T-Doll who earns MVP (usually the T-Doll with the highest damage output, but if no T-Doll has output (only Fairies and Heavy Ordnance Corps), the T-Doll acquired most recently in that echelon will be selected as MVP) receives an extra 30% experience, and the leader receives an extra 20% experience,Covenants（ ）Neural Upgrade T-Dolls receive double experience, experience gain UP (50%), EXP Rate Up events and the Command Fairy's skill also provide extra experience gains, and extra experience can be stacked multiplicatively.
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Combat Zone - Frozen Lake
*The content itself may contain some bias or be misleading (or it may not), please view with caution.
Since this image was posted on 2018-03-04 17:40, some information may be inaccurate in the current version.
*The formation numbering in the diagram is based on the numeric order of a mobile phone's 3x3 grid; however, please note that some Commanders may use the layout of a computer's numeric keypad instead.
- Proxy Combat
After the April 2023 client update, a "Proxy Battle" button was added to the left of the "End Turn" button on the combat page. Pressing this button allows an AI commander to take over your echelons in battle. Currently, Proxy Battle is only implemented in "Gray Zone Exploration" mode. This AI commander has command authority almost equal to yours; it can deploy echelons, control movement, and fight (though it mostly just stands and shoots). This AI uses a fairly conservative strategy, generally advancing in a unified front (not much smarter than those Sangvis Ferri bosses). It is recommended for use when your strength can overwhelm the enemy and the map is not too complex. Since the AI cannot correctly calculate the remaining ammo of a single echelon, Proxy Battle requires deploying at least two sufficiently strong echelons to avoid a total wipeout. In case of an emergency, press the exit button in the top right corner immediately to save your forces!
However, for commanders who want to save resources (ammo, rations), Proxy Battle might not be a good choice. Also, do not use fodder teams for Proxy Battle.Don't ask me how I know.
After the January 2024 client update, a Proxy Planning feature was added to Proxy Battle. Commanders can specify in the Proxy Planning interface which echelons participate in battle under what circumstances, whether Fairy skills are activated, and adjust the participation strategies for Mobile Armors and Heavy Ordnance Corps (HOC).No longer afraid of the AI misusing Assimilated Forces.- After a certain
unfortunatecommander's testing, the "Proxy Battle" AI will automatically pause the battle and relinquish control when the combat is extremely brutal, requesting the human commander to take over.
- After a certain
Autonomous Combat
Sending echelons on Autonomous Combat allows you to gain experience and T-Dolls. After obtaining all Gold, Silver, and Bronze medals for a map, you can dispatch a specified number of echelons with Combat Effectiveness above a certain value to perform Autonomous Combat on that map. While Autonomous Combat is in progress, you can still perform normal combat, but normal combat echelons cannot be sent to the map currently undergoing Autonomous Combat, and you can only perform Autonomous Combat on one map at a time. However, an Autonomous Monthly Card has been released, allowing you to perform Autonomous Combat on two maps simultaneously.
Logistic Support
Sending echelons on Logistics Support missions allows you to obtain resources, contracts, and items. A maximum of four echelons can be sent on Logistics Support missions at the same time. This is the primary non-IAP way to obtain resources, contracts, and items. A "Multiple Logistics" feature has been updated; in the bottom right corner of the logistics echelon selection interface, you can choose the number of times to automatically execute the logistics mission, from a minimum of 1 to a maximum of 6. After logistics is completed, you can click the button in the bottom right corner to redeploy all echelons with the same number of executions as the previous time.
Combat Simulation
- Includes Enhancement Exercise, Data Sampling, EXP Training, Neural Cloud Corridor, Defense Drill, Coalition Drill, and Target Practice.
- Enhancement Exercise, Data Sampling, EXP Training, and Neural Cloud Corridor all have Basic, Intermediate, and Advanced difficulties, consuming 1, 2, and 3 Sim Energy respectively. Clearing them grants corresponding experience or item rewards.
- Coalition Drill includes Defense Strategy Training, Development Adjustment Exercise, and Decryption Algorithm Practice, consuming 3 Potential Energy. Clearing them grants corresponding item rewards.
- Defense Drill is unlocked after clearing Night 2-4. Each drill consumes 3 points of Sim Energy, and Calibration Tickets are rewarded based on the final number of enemy waves repelled.
- Sim Energy is divided intoCombat Sim Basic EnergyandCombat Sim Superconductive Energy, whereBasic EnergyRecovers 12 points daily at 00:00,Superconductive EnergyCan be purchased from the shop, limited to 10 times per day. The first purchase costs 20 Gems, increasing by 20 Gems for each subsequent purchase, providing 3 points of Superconductive Energy per purchase. Superconductive Energy can accumulate and does not affect the recovery of Basic Energy.
- Potential Energy is divided intoCombat Sim Basic Potential EnergyandCombat Sim Superconductive Potential Energy, whereBasic Potential EnergyRecovers 12 points daily at 00:00,Superconductive Potential EnergyCan be purchased from the shop, limited to 10 times per day. The first purchase costs 20 Gems, increasing by 20 Gems for each subsequent purchase, providing 3 points of Superconductive Potential Energy per purchase. Superconductive Potential Energy can accumulate and does not affect the recovery of Basic Potential Energy.
- In all Combat Simulations, damaged T-Dolls do not require repair.
- Target Practice mode allows for testing the combat capability of squads without any damage or resource consumption.
- For all Combat Simulations, clearing once will unlock Sweep mode.
- Enhancement Exercise
Open at all times.
Enhancement Exercise is a Combat Simulation where players deploy a squad to advance through a simulated area and defeat the enemy at the final point to obtain Enhancement Capsules. Different difficulties have different numbers of random nodes (i.e., "?" nodes), where resources like Ammo and Parts or a number of Enhancement Capsules can be obtained; the difficulty affects this quantity. After defeating the enemy, one/two/three capsules are awarded based on the difficulty level.
- Data Sampling
Open at all times.
Data Sampling is a Combat Simulation where players deploy any five T-Dolls to hit targets and obtain enhancement materials. T-Dolls deployed here have no restrictions and can participate in any state, except for being critically damaged. Basic, Intermediate, and Advanced difficulties award Basic Training Data, Intermediate Training Data, and Advanced Training Data, respectively. This Combat Simulation has a 30-second time limit; the faster the target is destroyed within the time limit, the more Training Data can be obtained.
- EXP Training
Open at all times.
| EXP Training has a total EXP value. After the battle, all T-Dolls deployed before the battle will share the EXP equally, regardless of the dummy links of the T-Dolls participating in the battle. Characters who die in battle can also gain EXP. The specific rules are as follows: Battle Victory:EXP gained per T-Doll = FLOOR(Total EXP / Total number of T-Dolls)； Battle Defeat:EXP gained per T-Doll = FLOOR[Total EXP × (Number of enemy teams eliminated / Total number of enemies on the map) × 0.5 / Total number of T-Dolls]。 |
| Training Stages | Energy Consumed | Rewards Obtained | Commander EXP Calculation |
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| Basic Training | 1 | Combat Report x8 | Commander EXP also increases during EXP Simulation, with the following rules: Battle Victory:Commander EXP gained = FLOOR(Total EXP × 0.01) Battle Defeat:Commander EXP gained = FLOOR[Total EXP × 0.01 × (Enemies Defeated / Total Enemies) × 0.5] Note: FLOOR(x) rounds the number inside the parentheses down, i.e., the largest integer not greater than x. |
| Intermediate Training | 2 | Combat Report x32 | |
| Advanced Training | 3 | Combat Report x96 | |
| Basic Special Training | 1 | Special Combat Report x8 | |
| Intermediate Special Training | 2 | Special Combat Report x32 | |
| Advanced Special Training | 3 | Special Combat Report x96 |
- Defense Drill
Open at all times.
Note:Defense Drill does not reset.
Unlocked after clearing Night 2-4, it is the source for obtaining Equipment Calibration Tickets. In Defense Drill, players can deploy up to 4 echelons to participate in combat and must defend againstinfinite waves(Note)Currently, the maximum is 149 waves.of enemy attacks, consuming 3 Sim Energy per attempt. There is a checkpoint every 10 waves; clearing a checkpoint for the first time grants rewards such as resources and Equipment Calibration Tickets. If all T-Dolls in any echelon carried by the player are defeated, the operation ends. Players can also choose to exit the operation at any stage, and the next attempt will start from the last checkpoint. T-Dolls cannot be withdrawn individually in Defense Drill.
- Neural Cloud Corridor
Open at all times.
Implemented on January 25, 2018."Neural Upgrade" versionAfter the update, when the Commander level reaches 60, they can participate in "Neural Cloud Corridor" simulation combat. In Neural Cloud Corridors of different difficulties, there is only one enemy team, and depending on the difficulty, there are 1/2/3 random nodes (i.e., "?" nodes). Depending on the difficulty level, random nodes can grant different amounts of resources or 3/5/10 Memory Fragments. After defeating the enemy, 8/20/30 Memory Fragments are awarded based on the difficulty.
- Coalition Drill
Open at all times.
Select 5 T-Dolls from the ones provided by the system to form an echelon and challenge the stage. The enemies and provided T-Dolls rotate weekly, and rewards are obtained upon clearing the battle.
If the clear time is shorter than the system's estimated base time, the amount of rewards obtained increases, up to a maximum of +20%. Conversely, rewards can decrease by at most -10%.
Stages have dates with limited-time 3x yields; Commanders should plan accordingly based on the dates.
| Stages | Yield Quantity | 3x Yield Dates |
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| Defense Training | Strike Growth Disk x10 | Mon, Thu, Sun |
| Adjustment Exercise | Petri Dish x6 | Tue, Fri, Sun |
| Decoding Practice | Basic Training Key x70 | Wed, Sat, Sun |
| Advanced Training Key x70 |
- Target Training
- Custom Target: Set a series of conditions and use your own echelons and support to fight.Very cute and adorabletarget drones, used to test the team's output capability.
- Exercise Target: Set conditions and use your own echelons to challenge given enemies. A total of 9x5 groups of enemies are available; see the table below for details.
| Exercise Target Enemy List | |||||
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| Target Strength | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 |
| Stragglers | Dragoon x4 Scout x2 Ripper x8 Vespid x6 |
Dragoon x6 Scout x3 Ripper x12 Vespid x9 |
Dragoon x6 Scout x3 Striker x6 Ripper x12 Vespid x9 Brute x6 |
Orthrus x4 Centaurus x4 | Orthrus x9 Centaurus x4 |
| Once the combat effectiveness is sufficient, it can be handled easily. | |||||
| Dense Nightmare | ELID Infected - Unarmed x16 ELID Infected - Armed x14 |
ELID Infected - Unarmed x24 ELID Infected - Armed x27 |
ELID Infected - Unarmed x36 ELID Infected - Armed x27 |
Nightmare x72 | Nightmare x155 |
| Dreams are bound to be an integration of various horrific elements; to break them, one must naturally destroy them all in one fell swoop. (Recommended to use a team with AoE damage capabilities for the encounter.) | |||||
| Sniping from Behind Shields | Aegis x4 Jaeger x4 | Aegis x12 Jaeger x12 | Guard x12 Jaeger x18 | Followed by "Christmas and Deer" | |
| Shields are a nuisance, but without the sword behind them, the shield loses its meaning. (Recommended to use a team that prioritizes attacking the backline to counter.) | |||||
| Christmas and Deer | Preceded by "Cold Shot Behind Shield" | Heavy March Aegis x12 Nemeum x24 |
Christmas and Deer Aegis-GA x20 Hind x35 | ||
| If you cannot penetrate their armor, no matter how many troops you commit, it will be in vain. (Recommended to use a team that prioritizes attacking the backline and has armor-piercing capabilities to counter.) | |||||
| Twisted Faith | Gladiator x1 Gunner x12 | Gladiator x1 Gunner x27 | Gladiator x2 Gunner x27 | Gladiator x1 Strelet x27 | Gladiator x2 Strelet x30 |
| You cannot defeat an enemy with firm faith; destroy the foundation of their faith first—start by destroying their force shield. (Recommended to use a team capable of dealing with single high-HP units and possessing a certain level of force shield destruction capability.) | |||||
| Roaming Bomb | Goliath x2 | Goliath x2 | Goliath x2 | Rodelero x2 Cerynitid x16 | Rodelero x5 Cerynitid x20 |
| The best way to break a nightmare is to wake up immediately, or simply strangle it before it happens. (Recommended to use a team with burst capability at the start of the battle.) | |||||
| Unyielding Iron Wall | Abandoned Gladiator x1 Abandoned Doppelsoeldner x6 |
Abandoned Gladiator x1 Abandoned Doppelsoeldner x15 |
Abandoned Gladiator x2 Abandoned Doppelsoeldner x15 |
Minotaurus x1 Cyclops-AR x24 |
Minotaurus x2 Cyclops-AR x50 |
| When a frontal breakthrough is difficult, breaking these annoying shells might be feasible! (It is recommended to use units capable of dealing with high-HP units or those with strong front-line survivability and force shield breaking capabilities for combat.) | |||||
| Ruinous Storm | Cerynitis x2 | Cerynitis x6 | Cerynitis x12 | Hydra x8 | Hydra x20 |
| It is unwise to face swarms of Cerynitis unless you are a battle-hardened veteran or know their weaknesses. | |||||
| Sharp-eyed Hunter | Abandoned Scout x1 | Abandoned Scout x1 | Abandoned Scout x1 | Abandoned Scout x1 | Abandoned Scout x2 |
| These abandoned Scouts want to use you to prove they still have value for repurposing. If you're still a novice, steer clear of them. | |||||
| Cerynitis! | Cerynitis x1 | Cerynitis x1 Aegis-GA x6 | Cerynitis x1 Aegis-GA x6 | Cerynitis x1 Aegis-GA x12 | Terrifying Phalanx Cerynitis x2 Aegis-GA x20 |
| Cerynitis!: Don't try to use schemes to suppress it; it is the embodiment of tactical suppression itself. Terrifying Phalanx: Military tanks are heading your way. Whether to be destroyed or to destroy the enemy first—this choice might be too difficult for a newcomer. | |||||
- Target Collection: Use your own echelons and support to challenge enemies collected from various stages (Long-press an enemy during battle — Add Target).
Campaign
Past event campaigns added after the 2017 Summer Event update. Here, you can obtain missed login reward T-Dolls and unlock story segments you couldn't see due to being unable to clear the stages.
You can also receive special rewards after clearing them, though they are not the same as the rewards from the original events.
Compared to the original events, the Campaign versions have reduced map sizes and generally lower enemy strength, making them easier to clear.
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Formation
Form echelons and preset formations. Changing positions during battle does not affect the preset formation bonus. Up to 14 echelons can be formed; without purchasing with Gems, there are only 4. The 5th echelon slot costs 480 Gems, and slots from the 6th to the 14th cost 880 Gems each.
Formation Presets
Each echelon can consist of 5 T-Dolls. In the preset formation, placing Dolls in different positions affects the combat performance of other characters. White tiles represent the Doll's position, while blue tiles represent the positions of Dolls that can be affected. Buffs include Damage, Rate of Fire, Evasion, etc. Arranging formations reasonably and selecting appropriate gun types can improve the overall combat effectiveness of the team. Changing Doll positions during battle does not affect the bonuses generated by the preset formation, but the buff tiles will still follow the Doll's movement. This affects Dolls whose skills are released to specific positions, such as K5, Px4 Storm, Jericho, P22, Dorothy, S.A.T.8, etc.There are also collaboration Fairies Anna and Preya & Camillia, their skills will be released to the buff tiles of their current position rather than the preset position.
Gun Type Characteristics
- Handgun (HG)
- Handguns are positioned in the game to provide buffs. They have low HP and Damage, average Rate of Fire and Accuracy, extremely high Evasion, average base Critical Rate (20%, a few are 40%), extremely fast movement speed (the fastest), and extremely low resource consumption.
- Handguns have buff tiles that can be provided to any gun type.
- Handgun auras increase with Dummy Linking, each time increasing by 25% of the initial aura value. After 4 Dummy Links (reaching 5x Link), the aura value becomes twice the initial value.
- As enhancement fodder, they primarily provide Evasion.
- Skills are mostly buffs for allies or debuffs for enemies, with a few being offensive skills.
- In Night Battles, echelons containing a Handgun will gain vision of the surrounding one node.
- Handguns are not very restricted in echelon formation and can provide support effects in various teams.
- By reasonably allocating the buff tiles and skill synergies of multiple Handguns, a powerful and low-cost echelon can be formed. Since Handguns have the highest movement speed, HG echelons have a significant advantage in stutter-stepping, compensating for the disadvantage of the 6s initial cooldown on most Handgun skills, providing veteran players with plenty of room to show off their skills。
- The first T-Doll every player receives is the M1911.
- Submachine Gun (SMG)
- Submachine Guns are positioned as evasion-type frontliners in the game, possessing high HP and Evasion, low Accuracy, Damage, and base Crit Rate (5%), fast movement speed (second fastest), and slightly higher resource consumption.
- Submachine Guns primarily provide buff tiles for Assault Rifles; a very small number (only Dorothy, Lusa, PPD-40, and MP5 Mod) can also provide tiles for Rifles, and a very small number (only UMP40 and AR57) provide tiles for Submachine Guns.
- As enhancement fodder, they primarily provide Evasion and Rate of Fire.
- Skills mainly focus on improving their own survivability and quickly eliminating low-HP enemies. Grenade-type SMGs (Incendiary Grenades, Hand Grenades) are exceptionally effective against groups of high-Evasion, low-HP enemies due to their guaranteed hits and AOE effectsScout killers, and also provide good auxiliary damage against high-HP enemy groups.Currently, SMGs like SR-3MP are also highly effective against enemies with zero Evasion (and VP1915 against medium to high Evasion).
- They are commonly paired with Assault Rifles to form echelons.
- Rifle (RF)
- Rifles are positioned as damage dealers in the game, with extremely high accuracy, damage, and a higher base critical rate (40%), lower HP, rate of fire, and evasion, slower movement speed (decreases to the same as machine guns when equipped with a cape), and higher resource consumption.
- The targeting logic of Rifles is to prioritize attacking the enemy unit furthest away on the horizontal axis, and they are often used to eliminate high-threat units in the backline.
- The vast majority of Rifles provide skill cooldown reduction buff tiles for Handguns. Currently, only Carcano M91/38, KSVK Mod, Carcano M1891, and De Lisle are exceptions, providing skill cooldown reduction only for Rifles (KSVK for SG and RF).
- As enhancement fodder, they primarily provide Firepower and Accuracy.
- Skills include providing continuous self-damage buffs (commonly called "Self-buffer RFs") and single/multiple high-damage attacks (commonly called "Bamboo Snipers").
- In most cases, they are formed into teams with Handguns.
- Assault Rifle (AR)
- Assault Rifles are positioned as damage dealers in the game, with average accuracy, damage, base critical rate (20%, a few are 30%), HP, rate of fire, evasion, movement speed (third fastest), and resource consumption.
- The targeting logic of Assault Rifles is to prioritize attacking the enemy unit closest on the horizontal axis.
- The vast majority of Assault Rifles provide buff tiles for Submachine Guns.
- As enhancement fodder, they primarily provide Firepower and Rate of Fire.
- Skills mainly consist of providing continuous self-damage buffs and instant burst (Grenades, Bombardment).
- A few Assault Rifles have unique tile buffs or skills, such as M4A1, AUG, Ribeyrolles, and MDR.
- Among the three main damage dealing units (Rifle, Assault Rifle, and Machine Gun), Assault Rifles have the fastest movement speed. Therefore, in battles that require long-distance running and moving to dodge attacks, Assault Rifles are often the preferred choice.
- Often forms teams with Submachine Guns.
- Machine Gun (MG)
- In the game, Machine Guns are positioned as burst damage units. They feature very high Rate of Fire and high Damage, low Accuracy and extremely low Movement Speed, high HP and low Evasion, a low base Critical Rate (5%), and very high resource consumption.
- Machine Guns have a belt-fed system; after firing a certain number of rounds each volley, they will perform a reload action, during which they cannot attack or use skills. The belt capacity is around 10 rounds, which can be increased by up to 5 rounds by equipping an Ammo Box, though this slightly reduces Evasion.
- The vast majority of Machine Guns provide buff tiles for Shotguns. Currently, only MG36 and RPK-16 provide bonuses to Assault Rifles, Submachine Guns, and Shotguns simultaneously.
- Tiles providing Armor bonuses to Shotguns are unique to certain Machine Guns and are not possessed by any other gun type.
- As enhancement fodder, their stat profile favors Firepower and Rate of Fire.
- Skills mainly focus on increasing their own damage output.
- However, due to the belt-fed system, Machine Guns are divided into first-volley MGs (which can trigger skills during the first volley to achieve maximum burst) and second-volley MGs (which can only trigger skills during the second volley to achieve maximum burst). This difference is ignored in long battles but creates a decisive gap in battles where burst damage is prioritized.
- The actual attack Rate of Fire for Machine Guns is 150 (i.e., three shots per second, though some MGs may have an attack interval one frame longer or shorter). The displayed Rate of Fire stat only affects reload time (approximately (4 + 200 / Rate of Fire) seconds), during which they cannot attack or use skills.
- They are often teamed with Shotguns, but to enhance burst, Handguns are frequently added to provide damage bonuses (often including Accuracy. Given that MG attack intervals are fixed, the benefit of Rate of Fire bonuses is minimal, so they are usually avoided). In extreme cases, there are even teams that completely forgo Shotguns, consisting only of Handguns and Machine Guns, known as "target practice" teams.
- Shotgun (SG)
- Shotguns are only obtained through Heavy Production or drops.
- Shotguns are positioned as armored frontliners in the game. They feature very high HP and a high base Critical Rate (40%), relatively low Evasion and Accuracy, as well as an armor system and the ability to attack multiple enemy units simultaneously (when equipped with Slugs, they can only attack one enemy unit at a time, but damage is tripled), and have
a low probabilityKnockback special attack effect, and extremely high resource consumption.Defender: Watch me take out a Red Goliath with every shot. - Features an armor system that can mitigate damage, reducing it to a minimum of 1. The armor system is mostly exclusive to Shotguns, though a few exceptions in other gun types have gradually appeared with version updates.M16, take this armor and head to 0-2!
- Features an ammo belt system; after firing a certain number of rounds (3 to 5 rounds, i.e., clip size), a reload action occurs. Reload speed is related to clip size and unrelated to fire rate.Firepower-focused SGs will be even slower when their skills are active., and they cannot attack or use skills during the reload period.
- All Shotguns are 3-star or higher, so they are not consumed as enhancement fodder.
Core Strength。 - Shotguns provide damage and accuracy buff tiles for Machine Guns (or armor buff tiles for other SGs).
- Skills are quite diverse, including increasing armor and evasion, granting shields to allies, knocking back enemies with guaranteed-hit damage, generating force shields, as well as burst skills against groups or single targets.
- Shield calculation occurs after armor, acting as temporary extra HP.
- Shotguns are often teamed with Machine Guns. In some cases, Shotguns require the armor buff tiles from Machine Guns to reach the necessary armor value.
Workshops
The game provides over 350 types of T-Dolls for players to collect. To complete the operational missions assigned by the company, Commanders usually need the cooperation of various T-Dolls.
Usually, newly collected T-Dolls struggle to meet the requirements of high-level combat. At this point, players can cultivate T-Dolls through leveling up, attribute enhancement, dummy linking, etc., to improve their combat capabilities.
T-Doll Production
Invest Manpower, Ammunition, Rations, and Parts to construct T-Dolls. Initially, there are 2 construction slots, which can be expanded to a maximum of 8 by purchasing with Gems in the Shop. Construction is divided into Normal Construction and Heavy Construction. The lower limit for Normal Construction resources is 30 (ALL), and the upper limit is 999 (ALL); for Heavy Construction, the lower limit is 1000 (ALL), and the upper limit is 9999 (ALL). Heavy Construction is divided into 3 tiers: Tier 1 costs 1 T-Doll Production Contract and 3 Cores; Tier 2 costs 20 T-Doll Production Contracts and 5 Cores; Tier 3 costs 50 T-Doll Production Contracts and 20 Cores. The higher the tier, the easier it is to construct high-rarity T-Dolls. Tier 3 Heavy Construction only yields 4 to 5-star T-Dolls.
Normal Construction yields 2-star to 5-star T-Dolls, while Heavy Construction is guaranteed to yield 3-star or higher T-Dolls.
The unlock condition for Heavy T-Doll Production is clearing 30 different stages.
See alsoGirls' Frontline/T-Doll Production。
Dummy Link
Upon reaching a certain level, T-Dolls can undergo Dummy Linking using identical T-Dolls or Dummy Cores. After Dummy Linking, an additional T-Doll will be added to the original combat slot, up to a maximum of 5. Dummy Linking increases the experience multiplier gained from combat victories, rising from 1x to 3x as the link count increases from 1 to 5, with an increment of 0.5 each time.
Dummy Linking a T-Doll increases the resource consumption for deployment; the more links, the higher the consumption, with combat consumption increasing accordingly. During deployment, each link consumes 2 Manpower. Losing dummy links in battle does not affect the resource consumption of the battle.
The requirement for the consumed identical T-Doll is simply that it must be the "same model."
| Dummy Link | Required Identical T-Dolls | Required Level |
|---|---|---|
| 1→2 | 1 | Level 10 |
| 2→3 | 1 | Level 30 |
| 3→4 | 2 | Level 70 |
| 4→5 | 3 | Level 90 |
You can choose to consume Cores instead of duplicate T-Dolls for Dummy Linking. The number of Cores required depends on the T-Doll's star rating; the amount needed for each missing duplicate is as follows:
| Star rating of the missing duplicate T-Doll | Cores Required |
|---|---|
| Extra (★) | 15 |
| ★★ | 1 |
| ★★★ | 3 |
| ★★★★ | 9 |
| ★★★★★ | 15 |
Note: For HGs, Dummy Linking also means an improvement in buff effects. Each link increases the initial buff value by 25%. For example: PPK's initial buff values are "Rate of Fire +16%, Critical Hit Rate +8%". After one link, it becomes "Rate of Fire +20%, Critical Hit Rate +10%". At max links, the buff effect becomes "Rate of Fire +32%, Critical Hit Rate +16%".
| Resource Consumption (Ammo/Rations) | 1 Link | 2 Links | 3 Links | 4 Links | 5 Links |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| HG | 10 / 10 | 15 / 15 | 20 / 20 | 25 / 25 | 30 / 30 |
| RF | 15 / 30 | 25 / 45 | 35 / 60 | 45 / 75 | 55 / 90 |
| AR | 20 / 20 | 30 / 30 | 40 / 40 | 50 / 50 | 60 / 60 |
| SMG | 25 / 20 | 40 / 30 | 55 / 40 | 70 / 50 | 85 / 60 |
| SG | 30 / 40 | 45 / 65 | 60 / 90 | 75 / 115 | 90 / 140 |
| MG | 40 / 30 | 65 / 45 | 90 / 60 | 115 / 75 | 140 / 90 |
T-Doll Enhancement
In Girls' Frontline, a T-Doll's HP stat changes with level, while other stats do not. However, the stat caps increase as the level rises, making T-Doll enhancement an important way to increase combat effectiveness.
Fusing other T-Dolls into a specific T-Doll can increase its stats. (This is commonly known as "feeding fodder".)
However, using only a few T-Dolls as enhancement materials has no effect; multiple T-Dolls must be used to see results. The specific enhancement effects are displayed on the right side of the T-Doll selection interface. Yellow numbers indicate that the attribute has been enhanced to its maximum for that level.
Besides feeding fodder, Enhancement Capsules can also be used for enhancement. Enhancement Capsules are primarily obtained from Enhancement Exercises in Combat Simulations on Mondays, Thursdays, and Sundays. For more details, seeGirls' Frontline: T-Doll Enhancementpage.
T-Doll Retirement
Disassemble the T-Doll's armaments and fire-control core, converting them into civilian Dolls.Mining coal, working as a cafe waiter, can obtainvery fewresources; disassembling 3-star and above T-Dolls yields Cores. The number of Cores obtained is as follows:
| Disassembled T-Doll Rarity | Cores Obtained (disassembling Dummy Linked T-Dolls does not change the number of Cores obtained) |
|---|---|
| Extra ★ | 5 |
| ★★ | 0 |
| ★★★ | 1 |
| ★★★★ | 3 |
| ★★★★★ | 5 |
| ★★★★★★(Note)Obtain 6-star T-Dolls through Neural Upgrade of 5-star T-Dolls. |
10 |
Equipment Production
Allows for the construction of equipment for T-Dolls. By investing Manpower, Ammunition, Rations, and Parts, equipment can be manufactured. Starts with 2 construction slots, expandable up to 8.
Every T-Doll has three equipment slots. These slots are unlocked as the T-Doll's level increases—one slot each at Level 20, 50, and 80 for equipping gear. Note that the types of equipment allowed in the slots vary by T-Doll type, so plan and arrange carefully for the equipment to be most effective.
Equipment Dismantling
Dismantling excess equipment yields a small amount of resources.
Research
Skill Training
The data here is no longer used in-game and is forhistorical researchreference only.
Unlocks at Commander Level 12. Use Training Data to upgradeT-DollsandFairyskills. Training Data is obtained fromCombat Simulation. It takes a certain amount of time, but can be completed instantly using a Quick Training Contract. The amount of Training Data consumed is as follows:
| T-Doll Skill Level | Data | T-Doll Training Time | Combat Fairy Skill Level | Data | Strategy Fairy Skill Level | Data | Fairy Training Time |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| LV.1→LV.2 | Basic Training Data 100 | 1 hour | LV.1→LV.2 | Basic Training Data 200 | LV.1→LV.2 | Basic Training Data 200 | 2 hours |
| LV.2→LV.3 | Basic Training Data 200 | 2 hours | LV.2→LV.3 | Basic Training Data 400 | LV.2→LV.3 | Basic Training Data 400 | 6 hours |
| LV.3→LV.4 | Basic Training Data 300 | 3 hours | LV.3→LV.4 | Basic Training Data 600 | LV.3→LV.4 | Basic Training Data 600 | 10 hours |
| LV.4→LV.5 | Intermediate Training Data 120 | 4 hours | LV.4→LV.5 | Intermediate Training Data 200 | LV.4→LV.5 | Intermediate Training Data 240 | 14 hours |
| LV.5→LV.6 | Intermediate Training Data 200 | 6 hours | LV.5→LV.6 | Intermediate Training Data 400 | LV.5→LV.6 | Intermediate Training Data 400 | 20 hours |
| LV.6→LV.7 | Intermediate Training Data 300 | 9 hours | LV.6→LV.7 | Intermediate Training Data 600 | LV.6→LV.7 | Intermediate Training Data 600 | 26 hours |
| LV.7→LV.8 | Intermediate Training Data 400 | 12 hours | LV.7→LV.8 | Advanced Training Data 200 | LV.7→LV.8 | Intermediate Training Data 800 | 32 hours |
| LV.8→LV.9 | Advanced Training Data 200 | 18 hours | LV.8→LV.9 | Advanced Training Data 400 | LV.8→LV.9 | Advanced Training Data 400 | 40 hours |
| LV.9→LV.10 | Advanced Training Data 300 | 24 hours | LV.9→LV.10 | Advanced Training Data 600 | LV.9→LV.10 | Advanced Training Data 600 | 48 hours |
| Total | Basic Training Data 600 Intermediate Training Data 1020 Advanced Training Data 500 |
79 hours | - | Basic Training Data 1200 Intermediate Training Data 1200 Advanced Training Data 1200 |
- | Basic Training Data 1200 Intermediate Training Data 2040 Advanced Training Data 1000 |
198 hours |
- Skill training for special Fairies such as [Prototype Fairy] does not consume Training Data and requires no training time.
New Version Data:
Note: Time N/A indicates instant completion; data in parentheses is the time after reduction by max-level Strategy.
| T-Doll Skill Level | Data | T-Doll Training Time | Combat Fairy Skill Level | Data | Strategy Fairy Skill Level | Data | Fairy Training Time |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| LV.1→LV.2 | Basic Training Data 100 | N/A | LV.1→LV.2 | Basic Training Data 200 | LV.1→LV.2 | Basic Training Data 200 | N/A |
| LV.2→LV.3 | Basic Training Data 200 | N/A | LV.2→LV.3 | Basic Training Data 400 | LV.2→LV.3 | Basic Training Data 400 | N/A |
| LV.3→LV.4 | Basic Training Data 300 | N/A | LV.3→LV.4 | Basic Training Data 600 | LV.3→LV.4 | Basic Training Data 600 | N/A |
| LV.4→LV.5 | Intermediate Training Data 120 | N/A | LV.4→LV.5 | Intermediate Training Data 200 | LV.4→LV.5 | Intermediate Training Data 240 | N/A |
| LV.5→LV.6 | Intermediate Training Data 200 | 10 hours (9) | LV.5→LV.6 | Intermediate Training Data 400 | LV.5→LV.6 | Intermediate Training Data 400 | 10 hours (9) |
| LV.6→LV.7 | Intermediate Training Data 300 | 10 hours (9) | LV.6→LV.7 | Intermediate Training Data 600 | LV.6→LV.7 | Intermediate Training Data 600 | 10 hours (9) |
| LV.7→LV.8 | Intermediate Training Data 400 | 10 hours (9) | LV.7→LV.8 | Advanced Training Data 200 | LV.7→LV.8 | Intermediate Training Data 800 | 10 hours (9) |
| LV.8→LV.9 | Advanced Training Data 200 | 10 hours (9) | LV.8→LV.9 | Advanced Training Data 400 | LV.8→LV.9 | Advanced Training Data 400 | 10 hours (9) |
| LV.9→LV.10 | Advanced Training Data 300 | 10 hours (9) | LV.9→LV.10 | Advanced Training Data 600 | LV.9→LV.10 | Advanced Training Data 600 | 10 hours (9) |
| Total | Basic Training Data 600 Intermediate Training Data 1020 Advanced Training Data 500 |
50 hours (45) | - | Basic Training Data 1200 Intermediate Training Data 1200 Advanced Training Data 1200 |
- | Basic Training Data 1200 Intermediate Training Data 2040 Advanced Training Data 1000 |
50 hours (45) |
Equipment Enhancement
Enhance equipment by using Universal Parts and other equipment as enhancement materials to increase the stats of the enhanced equipment.
If the equipment fodder and the equipment being enhancedshare the same name, the equipment being enhanced will receive 3 times the development value. Therefore, using gold equipment to feed 16lab equipment or exclusive equipment will not yield 3 times the development value, even if the equipment's star rating and category are the same.
Equipment Calibration
Calibrate equipment whose attributes are not the best among the same type of equipment. This requires Equipment Calibration Tickets and resources, which can be obtained from Defense Drills. Each calibration has a certain chance to change the equipment's attributes. After a successful calibration, if the player is dissatisfied with the current attributes, they can restore them to the state before calibration, but the consumed calibration tickets and resources will not be returned. Calibrating equipment will never result in an overall decrease in attributes; in most cases, restoration is not necessary after calibration.
| Calibration Count | Tickets Consumed |
|---|---|
| 1 | 5 Calibration Tickets |
| 2 | 10 Calibration Tickets |
| ≥3 | 15 Calibration Tickets |
Fairy Enhancement
Fairies can be enhanced by consuming other Fairies and materials. Enhanced Fairies will gain development value. Once both the development value and the Fairy's level reach certain numbers, the Fairy can increase its star rating, improving its aura effects and the activation probability of its talent.
The base development value for each enhancement is 10.
If the consumed Fairy and the target Fairy have the same name, they will receive 10 times the development value.
If the consumed Fairy and the target Fairy have the same talent, they will receive 1.5 times the development value.
These two bonus effects can stack if the conditions are met, resulting in 15 times the development value.
| Rarity | Development points required for standard Fairies | Development points required for event Fairies |
|---|---|---|
| ★ | 0 | 0 |
| ★★ | 100 | 100 |
| ★★★ | 500 | 200 |
| ★★★★ | 1500 | 350 |
| ★★★★★ | 3000 | 550 |
- The development points required for a 5-star Prototype Fairy is 1500
Fairy Calibration
Fairies can change their Talents by consuming Calibration Tickets and resources. Players can choose a Talent suitable for the Fairy based on the current situation, but please note that the new Talent is given randomly during calibration, and players cannot specify the desired Talent.
Each Fairy calibration costs a fixed amount of 600 Manpower, 600 Ammo, 600 Rations, 200 Parts, and 60 Calibration Tickets.
Mind Upgrade
Some T-Dolls may receive Mind Upgrades with version updates. After several Mind Upgrades, T-Dolls can gain increases in level cap, first skill, tiles, star rating, and stats, and may also obtain a new appearance, a second skill, and exclusive equipment. For the list of T-Dolls with available Mind Upgrades, please refer to the Girls' Frontline template below, where names are followed by theMODmark. This entry is not updated over time.
| Upgrade Stage | Upgrade Level | Level cap after upgrade | Other improvements after upgrade |
|---|---|---|---|
| MOD1 | 100 | 110 | Star rating increase, tile buff value increase, first skill upgrade Experience gained is doubled after Oath |
| MOD2 | 110 | 115 | Gain second skill; chance to trigger changes when deployed (reset upon relogging), changing to post-Neural Upgrade voice lines/Secretary art (art in team formation and chibi models remain unchanged) |
| MOD3 | 115 | 120 | Gain new exclusive equipment, post-Neural Upgrade appearance (including art, voice, and chibi model), and the original art is given the "-Prototype" suffix Affection cap increased to 200 after Oath. |
| Rarity | Neural Upgrade Star Rating | MOD1 | MOD2 | MOD3 | ||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Core | Memory Fragments | New Fire-Control Core | Core | Memory Fragments | New Fire-Control Core | Core | Memory Fragments | New Fire-Control Core | ||
| ★★ | ★★★★ | 10 | 200 | -- | 20 | 600 | -- | 30 | 1200 | -- |
| ★★★ | ★★★★ | 15 | 200 | -- | 30 | 800 | -- | 45 | 1600 | -- |
| ★★★★ | ★★★★★ | 20 | 200 | -- | 40 | 1000 | -- | 60 | 2000 | -- |
| ★★★★★ | ★★★★★★ | 25 | 200 | 2 | 50 | 1200 | 3 | 75 | 2400 | 5 |
Repair
T-Dolls need to be repaired promptly after taking damage. Repairing consumes a certain amount of Manpower and Parts and takes time. The resources and time consumed depend on the amount of HP lost; if HP falls below 30%, the T-Doll is heavily damaged, and consumption increases significantly. The initial number of repair slots is 4, and additional slots can be purchased with Diamonds in the Infrastructure section of the Shop, up to a maximum of 8 slots.
Oathed T-Dolls have their repair time reduced by 30%.
Currently, T-Dolls that are not heavily damaged will be automatically restored to full HP after the current battle ends; only heavily damaged T-Dolls require repair. T-Dolls will recover a small amount of HP at the end of each turn based on their repair value. Heavy damage repair calculation remains the same as before.Mica has also removed career quests related to repairs, and the rewards have disappeared along with them.
- Not heavily damaged, the base repair value is :HP loss percentage × 0.5 × number of links × 10. Simplified as:HP loss percentage × number of links × 5。
- If heavily damaged, the base repair value is:HP loss percentage × 0.5 × number of links × [10 + (HP loss percentage - 0.7) × 40]。
- Each different gun type has a repair consumption multiplier based on its maximum HP. The calculated coefficient multiplied by this base repair value is the resources consumed. Therefore, if conditions allow, repairing T-Dolls immediately after they take damage yields the highest benefit.
Dorm
For details, see:Girls' Frontline/Dormitory
The current game's main entertainment and friend interaction gameplay system.
Initially, Dorms 1 and 2 are unlocked, with a maximum of 14 dorms (Dorm T-Dolls correspond to Echelon T-Dolls, and the maximum number of dorms is the same as the number of echelons).
In the dorm, you can pull for furniture and T-Doll costumes and unlock the Index.
In the dorm, you can visit
Affection
Affection level of Tactical Dolls towards the Commander. Each newly obtained Doll starts with 50 initial Affection, with a maximum of 100 and a minimum of 0. Affection changes based on the Doll's deployment and battle results (after the Dorm system was launched, Dolls in the Dorm also gain Affection over time, related to the Dorm's Comfort). Every victory increases the Doll's Affection, with the Leader and MVP receiving 20% and 30% (stackable) Affection acquisition bonuses respectively. If a Doll's HP drops to zero in a non-boss battle (excluding Combat Simulation and Theater), that Doll loses 10 Affection, and other Dolls in the same echelon lose 5 points (but Dolls already destroyed before the start of the battle do not lose Affection). If multiple Dolls' HP drop to 0, the Affection penalty does not stack. In boss battles, if a Doll falls, Affection neither increases nor decreases. After reaching 100 Affection, you can perform
Missions
For details, see:Girls' Frontline/Missions
Divided into Daily Tasks, Weekly Tasks, Frontline Protocol Extra Weekly Tasks, Main Tasks, Career Tasksand Intelligence Tasks, completing them as required yields corresponding rewards. Daily/Weekly task rewards include Tokens, Resources, T-Doll Production Contracts, Equipment Production Contracts, Quick Production Contracts, Quick Repair Contracts, Dummy Cores, etc. Main task rewards include Gems (obtainable from Campaign Gold Medals; Normal difficulty Gold Medals reward 10 Gems, Emergency difficulty and Chapter 0 Gold Medals reward 30 Gems, Night battles have none),very fewResources, T-Doll Production Contracts, Quick Production Contracts, Quick Repair Contracts, Dummy Cores, etc.
Currently, an Activity Bar is placed above the task list, resetting every Monday at 0:00. Reaching 50, 100, 150, 200, and 250 Activity points allows you to claim corresponding gift packs.
In the bottom
Frontline Protocol is divided into two parts: Protocol Supply (available to everyone) and Incremental Supply (requires separate purchase). Protocol Supply and Incremental Supply distribute rewards based on "experience progress" and "level." Protocol Supply provides a reward every one or two levels, while Incremental Supply provides a reward for every level. When the level is greater than 45, a certain reward can be obtained for each additional level, and the rewards for each level thereafter are the same. Each period of Frontline Protocol will launch a corresponding T-Doll costume based on the new costume theme at that time, which can only be obtained by purchasing the Incremental Protocol and reaching level 25.
T-Doll Recovery
(This function is built into the T-Doll Index)
On May 3, 2018, the game updated the "T-Doll Recovery" function. For T-Dolls that are already in the Index but not in the Armory (i.e., they were retired), you can consume a certain amount of cores to recall the T-Doll. The number of cores consumed is equal toDummy Linkthe number of Dummy Cores for that T-DollSo it's actually creating a gun out of nothing.。
Both Tactical Dolls and Extra Dolls can be recalled through T-Doll Recovery.
If you missed a T-Doll's acquisition screen, you can dismantle the T-Doll and then use T-Doll Recovery to view the acquisition screen again.Of course, it's more convenient to find screenshots from other players online.。
To recover a T-Doll, enter the Index, find the corresponding T-Doll, and click on them. If they can indeed be recovered, there will be a recovery option in the top left corner; just click to confirm.
However, this featurecan only be used once a week, and only one T-Doll can be recovered at a time, so be careful when dismantling guns; the cost of recovery is even higher!
Limited Operations (Events)
For details, see:Girls' Frontline/Limited-Time Operations
Generally organized by quarter, there are specialized limited operation missions (events). Depending on the season, they are usually referred to as Spring Event, Summer Event, Autumn Event, and Winter Event.
Major operation events generally occur twice a year, divided into
Limited combat events generally have higher difficulty, and the rewards for clearing them are usually limited T-Dolls and equipment that cannot be obtained through other means for a long period of time.
Game Terminology
See alsoGirls' Frontline/Terminology. This page explains in detail the professional vocabulary related to the game and story in Girls' Frontline.
Related Memes
See alsoGirls' Frontline/Memes. This page explains in detail various memes in Girls' Frontline.
Character Designs and CVs
See also:Girls' Frontline: List of Artists and Voice Actors。
Game Original Soundtrack BGM
Most of the game's BGM is composed byVanguard SoundProduced by.
Included with the first artbook released in early 2017, which has been sold through the official online store and at anime conventions. Currently, this can be downloaded and played on NetEase Cloud Music.Game Original Soundtrack Album。
Girls' Frontline Original Soundtrack 02
Multimedia spin-off works
Manga
- Main article:Girls' Frontline / Manga
- Doujin manga
- Official Manga
- Manga anthology published in Japan.
anime adaptation.
- Main article:Girls' Frontline (Anime)
A project that existed as early as the closed beta period, but was interrupted due to certain events.
During the 1st anniversary official livestream on April 18, 2017, news of a Girls' Frontline anime adaptation was revealed, along with several animation setting drafts. Later, in the livestream on July 21, it was further announced that a collaboration withGuangzhouKaojiji AnimationAnime & Mangawas in production, and a preview of the animation was released.
The anime "Girls' Frontline: Healing Chapter" aired on July 28, 2019,BigFireBird Animationproduced, a chibi-style short-form anime, exclusively streamed on bilibili. The Japanese version aired in October 2019.
The anime "Girls' Frontline CLUB" aired in Q2 2019.
On January 22, 2021, a TV anime adaptation was announced, to be produced byAsahi Productionhandled the animation production. In October 2021, it was officially announced to be broadcast in January 2022.
Concerts
News of an official concert was first revealed during the "2nd Anniversary Celebration Special Livestream!" on May 18th.
Information is now officially public, with the theme "Dolls and Lycoris" — Girls' Frontline Orchestral Concert. It was held on October 19, 2018, at the Shanghai Oriental Art Center Concert Hall.
Additionally, the second concert, the 2019 version of "Dolls and Lycoris" — Girls' Frontline Orchestral Concert, featuring more tracks to commemorate the third anniversary of the game's operation, was officially performed on May 2, 2019, at the Shanghai Oriental Art Center Concert Hall.
On July 15, 2023, the Girls' Frontline 2023 Music Festival was held at the SPD Bank Oriental Sports Center in Shanghai.
Artbooks
- Girls' Frontline Official Art Book
- 2017Released in March,ISBN 978-7-89389-095-6. Includes "Griffin Internal Files" (Revised Volume 1)
- Girls' Frontline Official Art Book II
- 2019Released in April,ISBN 978-7-89389-148-9. Includes "Griffin Internal Archives" (Volume 2)
Carnival
On May 2, 2021, Sunborn held its first offline carnival.
Collaboration
| Event Name | Collaborator | Collaboration Type | Event Period | |
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| Girls' Frontline ×BlazBlue&Guilty Gear"Operation Rabbit Hunt" | Girls' Frontline | BlazBlue Guilty Gear |
One-way | 2017June 22 ~ July 13 |
| Girls' Frontline ×Houkai Gakuen 2 Special Operation "Hitoribocchi" | Girls' Frontline | Houkai Gakuen 2 | Two-way | November 16, 2017 ~ December7th |
| Girls' Frontline ×DJMAX RESPECT V"Glory Day" | Girls' Frontline | NEOWIZ | Two-way | 2018April 26 ~ May 17 |
| Girls' Frontline ×BlazBlue&Guilty Gear"Operation Rabbit Hunt" Rerun | Girls' Frontline | BlazBlue Guilty Gear |
One-way | December 20186th ~ December 20 |
| Girls' Frontline ×VA-11 Hall-A: Cyberpunk Bartender ActionCollaboration Event "VA-11 Hall-A" | Girls' Frontline | VA-11 Hall-A: Cyberpunk Bartender Action | One-way | 2019June7th ~ July 10th |
| Girls' Frontline × DJMAX RESPECT V "Glory Day" Rerun | Girls' Frontline | NEOWIZ | Two-way | November 14, 2019 ~ December5th |
| Girls' Frontline ×Gunslinger GirlCollaboration Event "Dreams Intertwined" | Girls' Frontline | Gunslinger Girl | One-way | 2020July 17th ~ August 12th |
| Girls' Frontline ×Tom Clancy's The DivisionCollaboration Event "Bounty Feast" | Girls' Frontline | Ubisoft | One-way | November 26, 2020 ~ December 24, 2020 |
| Girls' Frontline × Sogou Input Method | Girls' Frontline | Sogou Input Method | One-way | Iris ————《January 22nd ~ |
| Lawson × Girls' Frontline 5th Anniversary Celebration Event | Girls' Frontline | Lawson China | Two-way | Iris ————《April 26 ~ May 23 |
| Nissin Raoh × Girls' Frontline 5th Anniversary Celebration Event | Girls' Frontline | Nissin | One-way | Iris ————《April 30 ~ |
| Call of Duty: Mobile× Girls' Frontline Collaboration Event "Otherworld Union" | Call of Duty: Mobile | Girls' Frontline | One-way | Iris ————《July9th ~August 1st |
| Girls' Frontline ×Dropkick on My Devil!Collaboration Event "Dropkick on My Frontline" | Girls' Frontline | Dropkick on My Devil! | One-way | Iris ————《July 22 ~ August 12 (Mainland China) December 20213rd ~ December 24 (Japan) |
| Girls' Frontline ×VA-11 Hall-A: Cyberpunk Bartender ActionCollaboration Event "VA-11 Hall-A" Rerun | Girls' Frontline | VA-11 Hall-A: Cyberpunk Bartender Action | One-way | Iris ————《November11th ~ December 2nd |
| Girls' Frontline ×Zombie Land SagaCollaboration Event "Snowy Waves, Flowery Faces" | Girls' Frontline | Zombie Land Saga | One-way | 2023February17th ~ March 10 |
| Call of Duty: Mobile× Girls' Frontline Collaboration Event "Otherworld Ensemble" | Call of Duty: Mobile | Girls' Frontline | One-way | 2023August5th ~ September 4 |
| Girls' Frontline ×Ghost_in_the_Shell:_SAC_2045Collaboration Event "Eternal Mirror" | Girls' Frontline | Ghost_in_the_Shell:_SAC_2045 | One-way | 2024February29th ~ March 21 |
| Girls' Frontline ×Arena BreakoutCollaboration Event "Butterfly Nebula" | Girls' Frontline | Arena Breakout | Two-way | November 7, 2024 ~ November 28, 2024 |
Fan Works
Fan Games
- IRIS Series: byBox StudioA visual novel role-playing game developed and published by Box Studio. It has been teased for a long time, but it is still listed as "Coming Soon" on Steam. A mobile version was available on TapTap in 2020, but it was taken down following an internet cleanup campaign, leaving only a forum. It tells the story of a retired Griffin Commander leading the girls to become "idols." As a "retired veteran," the player meets different "girls" and reaches various endings.
- Moegirlpedia IRIS entry redirect link:IRIS_
- Twin Endgame: byShelter GroupAn SRPG fan game produced by the group, unfolding from a different perspective than the original work but on the same timeline. Starting from the perspective of an ordinary commander, it uncovers a long-sealed past and reveals an unknown failed project. Currently updated to Chapter 2.
Fan Fiction
Note: Some of the works below belonging to the Ciweimao platform can only be found through its app and cannot be searched on its web version. (Reason unknown)
- 1."The Crimson Lotus of Hellfire"(Discontinued)
- A medium-length fan fiction featuring Yegor as the protagonist.
- Serialized by the author "Guijian" on Ciweimao starting from 2018.04.30, with the last update on 2019.02.27.
- A total of 25 chapters, 60,000 words (of which 14 chapters are from the author's previous work, unrelated to the main text, and included in this book as extra stories)
- 2."Girls' Frontline: Collapse Commander"(Discontinued)
- Serialized by the author "Why are you so experienced" (now named "Pu Jie Dao Cao Ren") on Ciweimao starting from 2019.01.28, with the last update on 2020.02.03.
- A total of 197 chapters, 593,000 words.
- 3.《War Memoirs》
- A memoir-style fan fiction serialized by Tieba user euatfeufgi1675 in the Baidu Girls' Frontline Tieba since December 17, 2018. This is also the only verifiable memoir-style Girls' Frontline fan fiction
- (The average update interval is over three months, but the story structure is very interesting; unlike other fanfics, this work sets the story background in the Far East, an area rarely touched upon by the official lore, which can be considered breaking out of the traditional framework)
- 4.《Broken Records》(Completed)
- Serialized by the author "Bohong de Qunjiao" (now known as "Qunjiao de Bohong") on Ciweimao starting from 2017.07.01, and completed on 2021.01.22.
- Total of 942 chapters, 2.331 million words.
If you're not afraid of "knives," go ahead and read it.
- 5."Girls' Frontline: Sangvis Ferri Commander"(Ongoing)
- Serialized by the author "Bohe Zailiang Buji Woxin" (now known as "Bohe Zaileng Meiwo Xinliang") on Ciweimao starting from 2018.07.01, with the latest update on 2022.03.10.
- Currently a total of 618 chapters, 1.571 million words.
- 6."Girls' Frontline: National Will"(Axed)
- Serialized by the author "CA-134" on Ciweimao starting from 2017.02.04, with the last update on 2018.03.01.
- Total of 354 chapters, 758,000 words.
- 7."Commander: Zero"The Wanderer's Road Home (Completed)
- Serialized by author "Wushuang Tu" (currently "Kou Ke Ge, Wo Yi Ke Ge") on Ciweimao starting from 2018-02-09, completed on 2019-01-31, with the final extra chapter updated on 2020-05-02.
- Total of 738 chapters, 1.626 million words.
- 8."My Days as a T-Doll in Girls' Frontline"(Completed)
- Serialized by author "Zhong Er Laoye" on Ciweimao starting from 2019-07-01, completed on 2020-07-27.
- Total of 838 chapters, 2.54 million words.
- 9."Girls' Frontline: Architect's Counterattack"(Completed)
- Serialized by author "Qinmei Zhujiu" on Ciweimao starting from 2019-04-01, completed on 2019-06-29.
- Total of 255 chapters, 690,000 words.
- 10."I, Sangvis Ferri"(Discontinued)
- Serialized by author "Shenming Tiye Yue" (currently "Knight Mitodaira") on Ciweimao starting from 2019-01-30, last updated on 2019-10-25.
- Total of 329 chapters, 816,000 words.
- The book mainly tells the story of the protagonist Rorschach, who wakes up and transmigrates into the game as a grunt manufactured by "Sangvis Ferri"—a Jaeger G2 model. From there, he encounters game characters "Scarecrow" and "Lyco".
- As the protagonist Rorschach gradually gains a deeper understanding of this world, he discovers that the era he transmigrated into is set before the start of the main story of Girls' Frontline. Thus, leveraging his advantage of knowing the future, he secretly mediates between various factions to prevent Sangvis Ferri from being wiped out in the future power struggle between major nations.
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However, because the book was started early, the author could only write the plot based on the files included in the first edition setting collection available at the time. Consequently, from today's perspective, many parts of the book have been retconned by official lore and contain factual errors. At the same time, due to maintaining high-intensity updates for a long time and being obsessed with "compensating for quality with quantity," the author eventually entered a period of writing fatigue and developed an aversion to updating. On the other hand, because the author suffered the death of a relative and severe family conflicts in mid-2019, they eventually dropped the story after posting a follow-up outline on a certain day in May. However, miraculously, this author flip-flopped repeatedly over the next year: first announcing a reboot of "I, Sangvis Ferri" in August 2019, expanding into an IF line from the end of Volume 1 and resuming updates; but after serializing well for 3 months, it was dropped again in November 2019. Then in April 2020, they wrote a detailed autobiography in the third person, explaining why they didn't continue the story and what setbacks they faced, finally announcing they would no longer update "Sangvis Ferri" and would instead write a new book, "UMP45, Behind Me, Live on with a Smile." Currently, this book is in the awkward position of having both the main world and the IF line unfinished. However, considering the author's emotional journey and the fact that many readers still cheer them on, it is hoped that they can pull themselves together in the future, finish the new book properly, and provide a satisfying answer to all expectant readers. |
- 11."UMP45, Behind Me, Live on with a Smile"(Discontinued)
- Serialized on Ciweimao by author "Starry Sky Milk" (alt account of "Knight Mitodaira") starting 2020-04-20, last updated 2021-02-24.
- Total of 53 chapters, 152,000 words.
- The book mainly tells the story of female college student Ouyang Lingxi, who inexplicably becomes the famous game character "UMP40" and discovers she has an independent mental space where she can select specific T-Dolls to enter and converse with, much like the protagonist of "Lord of the Mysteries."
- She then uses her advance knowledge of the plot and official settings to secretly establish her own intelligence organization through the advantage of "information asymmetry," aiming to change the canon situation where UMP40 must die and create an absolutely happy and safe future for UMP45.
- 12."Girls' Frontline S08 Command!"(Completed)
- Serialized on Ciweimao by author "GGKT0" starting 2017-05-30, completed 2017-07-25.
- Total of 157 chapters, 688,000 words.
- The book mainly tells the story of a commander stationed in Sector S08, not far from Sector S09. He has an AR Team under his command, and while fighting hard, they cultivate feelings and maintain a subtle distance during daily life and crises;
- The girls long to understand the past the Commander is hiding, and the Commander also wants to know the truth behind the girls and himself. Therefore, through secrets revealed by Dr. Persica of IOP, they embark on a journey to find the past.
- 13."The Poor Commander's Survival Path"(Ongoing, main story completed)
- A relatively hardcore fan fiction novel, serialized on Ciweimao by author "Imperfect Ending Theorem" (now named "Happy Ending Theorem") starting 2019-10-26, with the most recent update on 2022-08-21.
- Currently 549 chapters, 1.855 million words.
- Book Introduction: A sci-fi military-style story about a former military engineer struggling to survive under a complex crisis after becoming a PMC tactical commander.
- Book Review Excerpts：
- I've read many GFL fanfics, but few can write a serious drama well. GFL's own plot is definitely among the best in the mobile game circle, but most fanfics find it hard to express that desperate wasteland post-apocalyptic style, failing to capture the hardship of struggling for survival. If it just borrows a bit of the background, then from a book's perspective, the world-building is too thin and narrow, inevitably feeling like playing house.
- The biggest feature of this book is using a million words of text to almost comprehensively reconstruct the GFL world background from a different perspective, allowing even someone who hasn't played the game to immerse themselves in this vast world. This is closely related to the author's research; it wouldn't be possible without carefully sorting out the plot and studying the setting collections.
- The writing style and story shaping are also major features. It's difficult to reasonably insert a character outside the game's main plot into such a complex world background without destroying the original story thread. The author's ability to design original characters that fit so seamlessly with the plot makes me marvel. — Ciweimao user "Ruthless Reading Machine"
Other Forms
Includes fan creators different from fan comics and games, such as single-frame fan works,CM3D2、MMDetc. (Order has no special meaning):
- Tong Xueluo: One of the earliest creators of GFL MMDs,Author of works such as "[Self-made Model] Making MMD from Scratch [Girls' Frontline Video Festival]",won the "Super Spectator Award" at the "2016 Girls' Frontline Video Festival".
- Wudongyin~: One of the earliest creators of GFL MMDs,小萝莉小狐狸少女前线、【少女前线MMD】小可爱G41原声演出恋爱循环等作品的作者，相关作品获得过官方订阅号的推送。
- 巫目目: One of the earliest creators of GFL MMDs,【少女前线mmd】m1918的ELECT!(少女前线影像祭)等作品的作者，获得“16年少女前线影像祭”最佳歌曲配合奖。
- 高桥忍: UseCM3D2玩少前的硬核指挥官，捏出了不少少前角色，并且还原度非常不错。
- IOP的咖喱棒：可以在BesiegeA hardcore commander playing Girls' Frontline on [Besiege], who used Besiege to createand has persecutedmany Girls' Frontline characters and posted videos.
- Im Ordinary Youth: InMine-imatorused collected Girls' Frontline Minecraft skins to create many fan animations based on his personal novel's plot.
- AC_130: Posted on PixivGiven thatthe earliest fan art.
- MG36: Minecraft 1.12.2 version mod Dolls' Frontline. This mod is a fan-made mod of "Dolls' Frontline (hereinafter referred to as GFL)" distributed by SUNBORN Network Technology. It mainly adds T-Dolls, firearms, and enemy characters appearing in GFL. (Updates have now ceased)
- She Comes From the Darkness[3]: An excellent L4D2 mod creator and M82A1 fan. They have created hundreds of high-quality GFL weapon skins and items, serving as the motivation for countless Commanders to play Left 4 Dead. Currently still updating with great passion~GFL models + GFL weapon skins to fight zombies, this is the real Girls' Frontline!!
- empty: A high-quality GFL MMD creator from abroad, of Asian descent. Their self-made MMD models are unique, and their MMD animations possess extremely high production quality and fluidity. Due to depression, they committed suicide by gunshot at home on April 23, 2023, at the age of 20.
- Necca Nika-li: Formerly known as Nickle, a creator of MC x GFL short animations. Since releasing their first work in 2019, their technical skills have improved tremendously
, and now, aside from the blocky character style, there is almost no trace of Minecraft left (My Three Body(feeling the same))。
Notes
- ↑ Originally intended to be
少女前線（ ）, but the official version was changed to the transliteration of Dolls' Frontline. - ↑ https://tieba.baidu.com/p/5576914601?pn=3 @Ruin Sanctuary
- ↑ Steam Homepage:https://steamcommunity.com/id/All_calm Afdian Homepage:https://afdian.com/a/allclam
External Links
- Reference for attribute distribution when T-Dolls are used as enhancement materialsGirls' Frontline Wiki - T-Doll Enhancement
- Official Website:Simplified Chinese Server Official Website（Simplified Chinese Server Steam Page）、Traditional Chinese Server Official Website、Japanese Server Official Website(Japanese)（Japanese Server Steam Page）、Korean Server Official Website(Korean)、Global Server Official Website(English)
- Social Media:Official WeiboDevelopment Team Official Bilibili Account、Logistics Team Official Bilibili Account (Operations)
- Twitter:Japanese Server Official Twitter(Japanese)、Korean Server Official Twitter(Korean)、Global Server Official Twitter(English)
- Facebook:Traditional Chinese Server Official Facebook Page、Korean Server Official Facebook Page(Korean)、Global Server Official Facebook Page(English)