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==In the games==
===[[Girls' Frontline]]===
For a detailed list, see the [[T-Doll Index]]. There are 412 429 playable Tactical Dolls as of 29 July 20233 March 2024.
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===Imprint Technology (ASST)===
[[File:GFL Promo ASST.jpg|thumb]]
Imprint Technology (烙印技术, sometimes translated "Branding" by fans), officially called "ASST" for Advance Statistic Session Tool,<ref name=Handbook /> is a software relying on compiled code to improve the proficiency of a T-Doll with specific tools and weapons,<ref name=Files2G /> providing them an "instinctual" feel of how to best employ it<ref name=Glossary /> while also being able to track its real-time location.<ref name=Handbook /><ref name=M1919 /> It's an implementation of Etching Theory (蚀刻理论), a general concept to let two objects form a standalone connection<ref name=Glossary /> that [[Persica]] derived from Relic technology.<ref name=Handbook />
Imprinting does not prevent a T-Doll from using other weapons and many carry a sidearm and knife with them,<ref>{{cite|gfl|{{doll name|F2000|AR|2}} uses a sidearm in 6-1N, {{doll name|ST AR-15|AR|5|costume=costume2}} in 12-3 and [[Mirror Stage]] - Chaos’ Abyss III, and {{doll name|AK-15|AR|5}} in Mirror Stage - Pandora's Box III and Möbius Strip.}}</ref><ref>{{cite|gfl|{{doll name|M16A1|AR|4}} uses a knife in [[Polarized Light]] - Molding and [[Fixed Point]] E4-11, {{doll name|ST AR-15|AR|5|costume=costume2}} in [[Mirror Stage]] - Chaos’ Abyss III, {{doll name|AK-12|AR|5}} in Mirror Stage - The Prisoner’s Dilemma I and AK-15's Neural Upgrade story 3, and {{doll name|AK-15|AR|5}} in Fixed Point E4-11.}}</ref> but their proficiency with them is reduced compared to their imprinted weapon.<ref>{{cite|gfl|12-2E}}</ref><ref>{{cite|gfl|{{doll name|PPSh-41|SMG|4|costume=costume3}} Neural Upgrade story 2.}}</ref> An imprint can malfunction if the T-Doll is particularly adverse to the weapon she was assigned.<ref>{{cite|gfl|{{doll name|Mosin-Nagant|RF|4}} Neural Upgrade Story 1, Mosin hated her weapon at first and could only use her imprint properly after gaining pride from its history and legacy.}}</ref>
The protocol was optimized by separating dolls in "mainframes" and "dummies", with only the mainframes having the processor and synchronization software necessary to compute commands. Dummies are cheaper since they only carry imprint, scouting and combat software with minimal hardware functions. As a result, the total price of a dummied squad is lower than a squad of standard dolls.<ref name=Files2G /> Dummies are made in the semblance of the mainframe so they can be used as decoys.<ref name=Handbook /> In [[Girls' Frontline: Doll's Song|the manga]], which is not accepted as canon, dummies are differentiated visually from the mainframe by their cruder body details, making them look more robotic.<ref>''[[Girls' Frontline: Doll's Song]]'', ch. 4</ref>
Dummies can operate without a mainframe when activated in autonomous operation mode, but they lack the authorizations to perform some actions like opening fire without order from the mainframe or a human, which reduces the threat level of hacked dummies. The memories of the dummy can later be merged into the mainframe's neural cloud.<refname=ModelL>{{cite|gfl|{{doll name|Model L|AR|3}} Instant Midnight Execution Nocturnal Executioner costume story}}</ref> Dummies can be remote-controlled by a human operator but this is a very rarely used function.<ref>{{cite|gfl|{{doll name|C96|HG|4|costume=costume1}} Neural Upgrade story 4}}</ref>
One can speculate on what would happen if a mainframe was destroyed before its dummies. Either they would simply collapse when the link is severed, or they could host a backup of the mainframe's Neural Cloud, and continue to operate at lower capacity due to inferior specifications.
===Neural Cloud===
Neural Cloud (心智云图) (inconsistently capitalized in official sources, also translated "Digi-Mind" in the original text,<ref>[https://m.weibo.cn/status/FEX3AtK5N Weibo - Original announcement of the “Digi-Mind Update System”]</ref><ref>{{cite|ab2|p.291}}</ref> "Neursoul" in some screens of [[Project Neural Cloud]] and "Mindmap" in early fan-translations) is the AI system serving as the mind of T-Dolls. It can be compared to their "soul",<ref>{{cite|pnc|Worldview - Neural Cloud}}</ref> or their operating system. Neural Cloud is a proprietary recording system having the advantage to be transferable to and from a mainframe to protect a T-Doll's memories from being lost if they are destroyed during operations.<ref name=Timeline /> The Doll's memory can then be downloaded into a new body.<ref name=Glossary /> Cases of multiple instances of the same Neural Cloud being downloaded into different bodies are purposefully avoided and occur extremely rarely from hardware malfunction, but the differing individuals can be merged back in such cases.<ref>{{cite|gfl|{{doll name|Type 56|RF|4|costume=costume1}} Neural Upgrade Story}}</ref> Much like ordinary humans, dolls can gain experience in combat, the longer they spend in sorties the better bonded they are with their weapon, on top of tactical knowledge, thus making them more effective at combat. This is why preserving their Neural Cloud is important.<ref name=100Shiki />
Neural Cloud backups are usually made outside of combat since they require massive data transfer, so the Doll will lose their memories from events after the backup. On-the-field backup to portable hardware is a possibility but the storage must be recovered.<ref name=Handbook /> Losing parts of their memories can be distressing to some Dolls,<ref>{{cite|gfl|ct|Safe House, SOP-II goes to great lengths to preserve RO's memories of her time with M4}}</ref><ref>{{cite|gfl|ct|The Last Day, Cx4 Storm argues one's identity relies on uninterrupted stream of memory}}</ref><ref>{{cite|gfl|ct|Defense Outpost 2, 9A-91 preserves her recent memory in a diary}}</ref> but some consider these memories are not truly lost if this period of time is remembered by others,<ref>{{cite|gfl|10-3E| and [[Continuum Turbulence]], Darkest Desire, the Carcano Sisters argue lost memories live through the memories of others}}</ref> make it part of their personality,<ref>{{cite|gfl|ct|Just Kidding, Mk12 explains how she changes her ambitions based on her most recent memories at each backup restore}}</ref><ref>{{cite|gfl|iso|Wolf and Owl I, AK-12 claims she doesn't care about being destroyed as long as there are witnesses to her last stand}}</ref> or even consider it a great chance to be able to be “revived” any number of times while humans cannot once killed.<ref>{{cite|gfl|10-2}}</ref>
However, memories stored at Level III cannot be transferred out of the body<ref>{{cite|gfl|{{doll name|UMP45|SMG|5|costume=costume3}} Neural Upgrade Story 3}}</ref> and the data integrity of a Neural Cloud will slowly decay over time,<ref>{{cite|pnc|[[Python (PNC)]] quotes}}</ref> even faster in case of frequent downloads and gradual repair of the same mainframe body.<ref>{{cite|gfl|{{doll name|Type 56|RF|4|costume=costume1}} Neural Upgrade Story 1, Type 56 momentarily loses sight because of frequent backup damage.}}</ref> Anomalous events causing a cascade of malfunctions in the neural cloud is called a “neural meltdown” (心智解体 or 心智融毁, in some contexts “neural cloud self-destruction” or “melted down”), causing a seizure-like bodily reaction. Meltdowns are usually caused by electronic attacks,<ref name=C72Melt /><ref>{{cite|gfl|sc|E5-1}}</ref><ref>{{cite|gfl|In Polarized Light, 13-4 and UMP45's third Neural Upgrade story, the result of the original [[Parapluie]] virus is described as a meltdown}}</ref> but can be a response to heavy emotional stress.<ref>{{cite|gfl|8-3E}}</ref><ref>{{cite|gfl|9-1N}}</ref><ref>{{cite|gfl|{{doll name|AK-74U|SMG|5|costume=costume1}}'s Lily of the Valley costume story}}</ref><refname=100Shiki>{{cite|gfl|{{doll name|Type 100|SMG|5|costume=costume1}}'s Treasure Buried Deep Within costume story}}</ref> A meltdown that is not quickly resolved can leave the Doll critically incapacitated<ref name=C72Melt>{{cite|gfl|7-2E|Dreamer describes M4A1's condition at the end of Chapter 7 as a meltdown}}</ref> or completely destroy the data in the neural cloud. This might be an intended effect in order to prevent the capture of a Doll's data.<ref>{{cite|gfl|11-4|[[K]] triggers a neural meltdown of [[Marlohe]] to prevent data capture}}</ref><ref>{{cite|gfl|10-4N|Kar98k prepares to self-destruct her neural cloud}}</ref> A meltdown is automatically triggered for Dolls that try to bypass their limits on attacking humans,<ref>{{cite|gfl|ct|ELID-Infected}}</ref> and it is also used for a Doll's final disposal.<ref>{{cite|gfl|{{doll name|UMP9|SMG|5|costume=costume4}} Neural Upgrade story 2}}</ref>
The rating of a Neural Cloud represents its breadth and depth. Dolls with a higher-rated Neural Cloud better imitate the complexity and range of mental functions of the human mind. Newer Doll models usually benefit from higher-rated Neural Clouds but older models can take a neural upgrade to increase their rating,<ref name=PP19 /> though they can't match the quality of new models.<ref>{{cite|gfl|{{doll name|Galil|AR|4|costume=costume1}} Neural Upgrade Story 1, Kalina explains to Galil she won't be able to match the performances of newer Dolls even with an upgrade.}}</ref>
Regular periods of "sleep" are necessary for Dolls to clear their memory cache.<ref>{{cite|gfl|8-2|{{doll name|M16A1|AR|4}} mentions that Sangvis Ringleaders sleep to clear their cache}}</ref><ref name=RO94>{{cite|gfl|9-4|{{doll name|RO635|SMG|5}} must sleep after overusing her command module.}}</ref><ref>{{cite|gfl|[[Notebook/Operation Mermaid]], {{doll name|Type 88|MG|5|costume=costume2}} Anti-Drowning Accessories costume story}}</ref><ref>{{cite|pnc|[[PNC Story/Symphonic Reprise Nodes]]}}</ref> An overloaded cache will hinder a Doll's processing capacity and cause her to make mistakes or malfunction.<ref>{{cite|gfl|{{doll name|Beretta Model 38|SMG|4|costume=costume1}} Neural Upgrade Story 4, M38 can't operate properly because her previous owner doesn't let her “sleep”.}}</ref> Standard Dolls are not able to dream<ref>{{cite|gfl|8-2E}}</ref> but may involuntarily access old memories,<ref>{{cite|gfl|{{doll name|KSVK|RF|5|costume=costume3}} Neural Upgrade Story 1}}</ref><ref>{{cite|gfl|[[Notebook/Witch's Forest]], {{doll name|F1|SMG|3|costume=costume1}} Black Magic Dark Sorceress Academy costume story}}</ref><ref>{{cite|pnc|Gastronomic Journey Part 2}}</ref> or suffer from hallucinations as a side-effect of neural cloud instability<ref>{{cite|gfl|{{doll name|GSh-18|HG|4|costume=costume2}} Neural Upgrade Story 4}}</ref> or during self-diagnosis and repair.<ref>{{cite|gfl|[[Notebook/Christmas Eve Express]], {{doll name|G36|AR|4|costume=costume6}}'s Every Child's Christmas X'mas Dream costume story}}</ref> A lack of storage space may cause a Doll to not be able to create more memories, causing other malfunctions.<ref name=Hanyang>{{cite|gfl|{{doll name|Hanyang Type 88|RF|4|costume=costume2}} Neural Upgrade Story 2.}}</ref>
The head of a Doll houses critical parts of their neural cloud functions. As a consequence, the upper spine of a Doll is a structural weak point that will prevent all motor functions if severed,<ref>{{cite|gfl|{{doll name|AK-15|AR|6|costume=costume1}} Neural Upgrade Story 3, {{doll name|AK-15|AR|5}} looses all motor functions after {{doll name|AK-12|AR|5}} cuts her upper spine with a knife.}}</ref><ref name=Clotho35>{{cite|pnc|Twilight Requiem - Stage 3-5}}</ref> and critical damage to the head will render a Doll inoperable.<ref>{{cite|gfl|10-3E|[[Yegor]] takes out {{doll name|RO635|SMG|5}} with a headshot at close range.}}</ref> The neural cloud is contained in a dedicated module called the neural core, hosted in the Doll's torso.<ref>{{cite|gfl|13-3E}}</ref><ref name=MG31 /><ref>{{cite|pnc|Gastronomic Journey Stage 5-3}}</ref> This core possesses its own power bank to keep the neural cloud safe for a period of time when it is taken out of the body. Under normal circumstances, extracting the neural core is probably done with specialized tools, but it is also possible to extract it more violently by ripping the T-Doll's body open. However, a neural core is a fragile piece of hardware that is easily damaged.<ref>{{cite|gfl|ct|Chapter 1 Safe House}}</ref> It is still possible to recover some data if a neural core has been damaged or ran out of power.<ref>{{cite|gfl|{{doll name|M4 SOPMOD II|AR|4}} Neural Upgrade Story 2}}</ref> The neural cloud is susceptible to electronic disruption attacks, but these can be countered with signal amplifiers.<ref>{{cite|gfl|fp|E4-9}}</ref>
===Human behavior and interfacing modules===
Unnecessary but human-like behaviours in T-Dolls are important to reduce the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Uncanny_valley uncanny valley effect] when they interact with humans for extended periods of time or in high stress environments. These functions, such as eating food and drinking, or simply having a human-like face and expressions, are grouped under the name Uncanny Valley Protocol.<ref name=BF404 /><ref>{{cite|gfl|pr|Falling Star alpha}}</ref> It is unclear if Dolls can get drunk on alcohol because the heat generated by their food-to-power conversion system causes neural cloud malfunctions, or if they are made to imitate humans in this aspect.<ref name=CalicoSkin />
 
A Doll can easily pass for a human from afar, but they can be quickly be differentiated on closer inspection due to their unnaturally perfect skin and facial symmetry.<ref>{{cite|gfl|{{doll name|MG34|MG|2|costume=costume1}}'s Divine Peach Blossom costume story}}</ref> Dolls whose body is not completely covered in bionic skin and instead exposes some ot their mechanical parts are sometimes discriminated against by humans.<ref name=LS5A7>{{cite|gfl|ls|5-α7}}</ref>
 
Sensory and communication abilities of Dolls are managed independently by dedicated modules and some Dolls models might not include the full range of human capabilities, like vehicle testing Dolls who are not factory-set with a vocal module<ref name=Hanyang /> or basic service Dolls who are not able to display a full range of emotions such as crying<ref>{{cite|gfl|ls|11}}</ref> (though crying Dolls are a common sight in the story). Hearing module sensitivity can be increased to pick up distant sounds during surveillance,<ref>{{cite|gfl|{{doll name|Welrod MkII|HG|6|costume=costume4}} Neural Upgrade Story 1}}</ref> and certain Dolls are outfitted with advanced vision modes, such as {{doll name|M4A1|AR|5|costume=costume1}}'s thermal imaging<ref>{{cite|gfl|pl|Aperture}}</ref> and the Wolf Eye System installed by [[Shaw]] in {{doll name|AK-12|AR|5}} and {{doll name|AK-15|AR|5}}.<ref name=AK1>{{cite|gfl|{{doll name|AK-15|AR|6|costume=costume1}} Neural Upgrade Story 1}}</ref>
Griffin and Kryuger T-Dolls retain their Emotions Module, which some T-Dolls consider unnecessary because it also enables them to feel various forms of stress.<ref>{{cite|gfl|5-5|{{doll name|M4 SOPMOD II|AR|4}} questions why [[AR Team]] T-Dolls retain their emotions modules.}}</ref><refname=Veccos1>{{cite|gfl|{{doll name|Vector|SMG|5|costume=costume1}} Kitty Paws costume story}}</ref> These emotions are derived from the Neural Cloud preset seed of the Doll, making them deterministic to some degree, but they are also influenced by the Doll's own experiences during their operational lifetime. Each Doll's unique personality is the sum of their preset and memories.<ref name=RO4 /><ref>{{cite|gfl|[[Bookshelf of Memories]]|Becoming a Star - Priceless Sincerity}}</ref> Most Dolls quickly learn to control the intensity of their preset quirks and biases, but this might be more difficult depending on their life experiences.<ref name=Suomi4>{{cite|gfl|{{doll name|Suomi|SMG|6|costume=costume4}} Neural Upgrade Story 4}}</ref> A Doll's social interaction modules may be geared towards specific kinds of conversational stances depending on their target market.<ref>{{cite|pnc|''Magrasea's Lang Syne'', Vibrato 3}}</ref>
T-Dolls systems emulates physical pain as a self-preservation incentive<ref>{{cite|gfl|{{doll name|UMP45|SMG|4}} Neural Upgrade Story 1}}</ref><ref>{{cite|pnc|Aberrance's Chain, Information Fragment V}}</ref> though this can be disabled,<ref name=Molding /><ref name=Python22 /> and heavy breathing is replicated to provide air cooling for internal components during intense activities.<ref>{{cite|gfl|iso|Wolf and Owl I}}</ref><ref>{{cite|pnc|Twilight Requiem - Stage 4-4}}</ref> They are also equipped with a biological reactions modules to emulate functions of the human body like sneezes, which can be turned off during operations.<ref>{{cite|gfl|[[Far Side of the Sea]]| part 1, {{doll name|MDR|AR|5}} sneezes because she forgot to turn off the adequate module}}</ref> Some Dolls even have food allergies causing belly aches.<ref>{{cite|gfl|11-1E}}</ref>
 
Unnecessary but human-like behaviours in T-Dolls are important to reduce the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Uncanny_valley uncanny valley effect] when they interact with humans for extended periods of time or in high stress environments. These functions, such as eating food and drinking, or simply having a human-like face and expressions, are grouped under the name Uncanny Valley Protocol.<ref name=BF404 /><ref>{{cite|gfl|pr|Falling Star alpha}}</ref> Dolls whose body is not completely covered in bionic skin and instead exposes some ot their mechanical parts are sometimes discriminated against by humans.<ref name=LS5A7>{{cite|gfl|ls|5-α7}}</ref>
===Electronic warfare module===
List of dolls stated to have no EW module:
*{{doll name|Welrod MkII|HG|5}}
*{{doll name|S.A.T.8|SG|5}} (in [[Notebook/Witch's Forest|Witch's Forest]])<ref group=note>The translation of {{doll name|S.A.T.8|SG|5|costume=costume2}}'s Pumpkin Bunches Skewers costume story incorrectly claims she has an electronic warfare module, when she is in fact using electronic warfare “capabilities” (功能). In {{doll name|Bren|MG|3|costume=costume2}}'s Jack The Trine costume story, S.A.T.8 explicitly says she has no dedicated electronic warfare module (模块).</ref>
=== Energy System ===
T-Dolls have primary and emergency power banks and can use their batteries to power external equipment if necessary.<ref>{{cite|gfl|9-2E|{{doll name|RO635|SMG|5}} uses her backup batteries to boost the signal emitter on {{doll name|M16A1|AR|4}}'s equipment case.}}</ref> However, Dolls need updated identification keys to use official IOP charging facilities, forcing illegal Dolls to rely on wiring cars power cells and scavenging for discarded batteries.<ref name=416MOD1>{{cite|gfl|{{doll name|HK416|AR|5}}'s Neural Upgrade story, chapter 1}}</ref> The neural core housing a T-Doll's neural cloud has its own power banks to keep it functional for a period of time even after it has been disconnected from any power source.<ref>{{cite|gfl|ct|{{doll name|M4 SOPMOD II|AR|4}} aims to retrieve a power unit to keep {{doll name|RO635|SMG|5}}'s neural core alive}}</ref>
T-Dolls can also consume food and drinks (including alcohol<ref name=CalicoSkin />) to generate energy and may enjoy eating,<ref>{{cite|gfl|aw|1-3, [[AR Team]] mentions the need for rations and their beneficial effects on morale}}</ref> (saliva is even used in a side-story to identify a Doll),<ref name=ModelL /> but the conversion efficiency to usable power is low, which is why food is not usually used outside of emergency situation.<ref name=BF404>{{cite|gfl|[[Bounty Feast]]|''Hide Behind the Wall!''}}</ref> {{NeedSource|Efficient but unpalatable MREs can be usedRegardless of efficiency, but some T-G&K Dolls have their own tastes in cuisinemuch prefer regular food to the MREs they use during missions.}} <ref name=PKP2 /> {{doll name|M4 SOPMOD II|AR|4}}, a long-range tracking specialist with long operational efficiency, was able to operate in combat situation without recharging for about 24 hours straight<ref>{{cite|gfl|9-1E}}</ref> while the command-type T-Doll {{doll name|RO635|SMG|5}} could complete a recharge plus cache clearing cycle in about one hour.<ref>{{cite|gfl|9-4}}</ref>
===Body Frame===
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{{p|[[File:Sol hurt PerilousAdvancement.png|thumb|Heavily damaged {{hero name|Sol|warrior|2}}, showing the internals of her right arm and face.]]}}
{{p|[[File:Tony hurt.png|thumb|Damaged {{hero name|Tony|warrior|3}}.]]}}
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T-Dolls hardware is not affected by air temperature and can function in subzero environments,<ref name=BF404 /> though their joints can freeze in snow storms and their weapons are not as resilient to extreme temperatures.<ref>{{cite|gfl|[[Bounty Feast]]|''A Small Target''}}</ref><ref>{{cite|gfl|12-3}}</ref> T-Dolls can't normally remain immersed in water for long periods of time without [[:File:AN-94 costume1.png|specific equipment]] as their body is not entirely waterproof and water would seep in and they would short-circuit after a period of time.<ref>{{cite|gfl|11-4E}}</ref> Prolonged immersion in sea water is especially damaging due to salt corrosion.<ref name=OBR4>{{cite|gfl|{{doll name|OBR|RF|4|costume=costume2}} Neural Upgrade story 4}}</ref> T-Dolls are shown to be able to immerse for short periods of time with no danger (aside from not knowing how to swim) during the [[Far Side of the Sea]] event, and rain appears to not be dangerous either.<ref>{{cite|gfl|10-2E| and [[Continuum Turbulence]] 1-2}}</ref> {{doll name|ADS|AR|5}} is known to have been purpose-built with better proofing against sea water,<ref name=OBR4 /> and this probably applies to other aquatic-themed Dolls such as {{doll name|SPP-1|HG|4}}.
As a rule of thumb, Machine Gun Dolls have heavier bodies.<ref>{{cite|gfl|LOFT - Eames Chair [[Dorm]] [[Furniture]] description}}</ref> In {{doll name|MG3|MG|4}}'s case, her stouter body frame enabled her to embark more powerful servomotors, while her ample chest housed bigger power units and anti-ballistic gel to protect her neural core.<ref name=MG31>{{cite|gfl|{{doll name|MG3|MG|5|costume=costume4}} Neural Upgrade Story 1}}</ref> Certain models such as the [[Svarog Heavy Industries]] [[Zion|CRAR]] are heavier than normal due to their integrated safety equipment. The bodies of military-grade T-Dolls like M4A1 and [[Task Force DEFY]] are bulletproof for small and medium calibers.<ref>{{cite|gfl|pl|Aperture}}</ref><ref>{{cite|gfl|13-6}}</ref><ref>{{cite|gfl|dr|Animal Chess}}</ref> A Doll's skin emits the same warmth as a human's.<ref>{{cite|gfl|{{doll name|Lewis|MG|5|costume=costume2}} Holy Night Promise costume story}}</ref>
Many Shotgun Dolls have supplementary mechanical limbs protruding from their back to hold their ballistic shield ({{doll name|M870|SG|5}} has a tail but it does not hold her shield), and a similar attachment can be seen on {{hero_name|Rise|Specialist|2}}. Another type of mechanical attachment is the exoskeletons along the legs of some Dolls like {{doll name|UMP45|SMG|4}}, {{doll name|UMP40|SMG|4}}, {{doll name|LWMMG|MG|4|costume=costume2}} or {{doll name|Type 88|MG|5}}. These extra limbs and exoskeletons are nearly always ommitted from alternate artworks, which implies that they are simply attachments rather than a part of the Doll's body. One exception to this is {{hero_name|Delacey|Medic|3}}, whose tail does not appear to be detachable.
===Retirement===
[[File:Gin base3.png|thumb|Wear and tear has worned down the fake skin and revealed the metal underneath the hands and wrists of {{hero_name|Gin|Medic|3}} in this illustration.]]
The average service life of a Doll is 20 years. It can be extended by upgrading the Neural Cloud and swapping bodies.<ref name=PP19>{{cite|gfl|{{doll name|PP-19|SMG|5|costume=costume3}} Neural Upgrade Story 1}}</ref> The oldest known Doll is {{doll name|IDW|SMG|2}}, who was activated at some point between 2056<ref>{{cite|pnc|[[Betty/Profile|Betty's profile]]}}</ref> and 2062, and was still active in 2092.<ref>{{cite|rc|2-2}}</ref>
The privileged relationship between IOP and G&K meant that IOP was willing to take dolls back from them to retire them from combat. These dolls were those who had no more use at G&K, or were found abandoned on the battlefield and brought back. IOP demilitarizes these dolls by taking their Fire Control Core away, before tweaking them and releasing them on the civilian market.<ref name=Glossary /><ref>{{cite|gfl|ct|Chapter 1 Fortunate?}}</ref><ref>{{cite|gfl|Pre-battle prompt Note from [[Kalina]]: “The lost Dolls that you bring back to your base will still be able to work in a comfortable environment, even if they have their cores removed.”}}</ref> They usually end up as waitresses or mine workers.<ref>{{cite|gfl|5-5|M16A1 mentions the fate of retired Griffin T-Dolls}}</ref><ref>{{cite|gfl|{{doll name|Type 4|RF|4}} Cape No. 4 costume story}}</ref>
*{{doll name|MP7|SMG|5}} (according to herself, [[the Commander]]<ref>{{cite|gfl|{{doll name|MP7|SMG|5|costume=costume1}} Lollipop Ammo costume story}}</ref> and [[Springfield]])<ref name=BFSpring />
*{{doll name|AA-12|SG|5}} (according to [[Springfield]])<ref name=BFSpring />
*{{doll name|WA2000|RF|5}} (according to [[Vector]]<ref>{{cite|gfl|{{doll name|Vector|SMG|5|costume=costume1}} Kitty Paws costume story}}<Veccos1 /ref> and herself... she repeats it ''a lot'')<ref>{{cite|gfl|{{doll name|WA2000|RF|5|costume=costume1}} Haunted Castle costume story}}</ref><ref>{{cite|gfl|[[Valhalla]]|Ending}}</ref><ref>{{cite|gfl|[[Bookshelf of Memories]], [[Griffin Recollection/Weekend Poker Night|Weekend Poker Night]] 2, 3 & 10}}</ref>
*{{doll name|Saiga-12|SG|5}} (according to [[OTs-14]])<ref>{{cite|gfl|{{doll name|OTs-14|AR|5|costume=costume3}} Ruler of the Banquet costume story}}</ref>
*{{doll name|Suomi|SMG|5}} (according to [[PKP]])<ref>{{cite|gfl|{{doll name|Suomi|SMG|5|costume=costume3}} Blissful Mission costume story}}</ref>
*{{doll name|FAL|AR|5}} (according to herself<ref>{{cite|gfl|{{doll name|FAL|AR|5|costume=costume3}} FAL's Summer costume story}}</ref> and [[Alchemist]])<ref>{{cite|gfl|6N}}</ref>
*{{doll name|SR-3MP|SMG|5}} (according to herself)<ref>{{cite|gfl|cube+|E2-4}}</ref>
*{{doll name|M950A|HG|5}} (according to herself)<refname=CalicoSkin>{{cite|gfl|{{doll name|M950A|HG|5|costume=costume4}} The Warbler and the Rose costume story}}</ref><ref name=FNCCos2>{{cite|gfl|{{doll name|FNC|AR|3|costume=costume2}} Strawberry Cake & Garden Cosmos costume story}}</ref>*{{doll name|PKP|MG|5}} (according to herself)<ref>{{cite|gfl|{{doll name|PKP|MG|5|costume=costume4}} Dignified Bamboo costume story}}</ref><ref>{{cite|gfl|{{doll name|PKP|MG|5|costume=costume3}} Silver Star costume story}}</ref><refname=PKP2>{{cite|gfl|{{doll name|PKP|MG|5|costume=costume2}} L.A.D.Y costume story}}</ref>*{{doll name|Zas M21|AR|5}} (according to [[FNC]])<ref name=FNCCos2 />
*{{doll name|AK-47|AR|3}} (according to a skeptical [[AN-94]])<ref>{{cite|gfl|{{doll name|AN-94|AR|6|costume=costume3}} Neural Upgrade story 1}}</ref>
*[[QBZ-191|No. 9]] (according to [[Mona]])<ref>{{cite|gfl|fp|E2-7}}</ref>
*[[SP9|Mona]] (according to narrator)<ref>{{cite|gfl|pr|E3-8}}</ref>
*[[List_of_Characters#Squad_Griffin|Squad Griffin]]<ref>{{cite|gfl|ms|Thanatos’ Kiss III}}</ref>
*{{doll name|M1919A4|MG|3}} (according to a civilian Doll)<ref name=M1919>{{cite|gfl|{{doll name|M1919A4|MG|4|costume=costume3}} Neural Upgrade story 4}}</ref>
==Human-Dolls relations==
{{p|[[File:AN-94 costume1 D.png|thumb|Second example of a bleeding T-Doll: {{doll name|AN-94|AR|5|costume=costume1}}.]]}}
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Prior to enlisting, T-Dolls serving in [[Griffin and Kryuger]] worked various professions within society: {{doll name|AK-74U|SMG|5}} is rumored to have worked in retail prior to G&K service,<ref name="character_setting">Character description on their announcement picture</ref> {{doll name|T-CMS|RF|3}} worked as a kindergarten teacher<ref name="character_setting" /> and {{doll name|PPK|HG|2}} as a private nanny,<ref name=PPK4>{{cite|gfl|{{doll name|PPK|HG|4|costume=costume3}} Neural Upgrade Story 4}}</ref> {{doll name|RMB-93|SG|3}} was an office worker for a financial company,<ref name=RMBCostume>{{cite|gfl|{{doll name|RMB-93|SG|3}} Untouchable Moonlight Lover Beyond Reach Costume Story}}</ref> {{doll name|TEC-9|HG|3}} worked for a criminal organization,<ref>{{cite|gfl|{{doll name|TEC-9|HG|3}} adjutant quote}}</ref> {{doll name|Thunder|HG|4}} was tortured as part of her job,<ref>{{cite|gfl|{{doll name|Thunder|HG|4}} Dream of the Black Swan 's Dream costume story}}</ref> while {{doll name|S.A.T.8|SG|5}} had the longest known service record : she worked as a part timer convenience store and luxury hotel clerk, animal breeder and in a child nursery.<ref>{{doll name|S.A.T.8|SG|5}}'s artist [https://twitter.com/NINLION/status/1169747597101191169Twitter post, 6 September 2019]</ref>
Different dolls have different exterior appearance, where most takes the appearance of human females ranging from youngs to adults. {{doll name|Python|HG|5}} and {{doll name|PTRD|RF|4}} are examples of senior T-Dolls while {{doll name|Colt Revolver|HG|4}} and {{doll name|MP5|SMG|4}} are considered younger in appearance. Many Dolls sport unnatural hair and eye colors (quite logically, Doll hair does not grow<ref>{{cite|gfl|dr|Ghost Sisters V}}</ref><ref>{{cite|gfl|pr|Endgame Chaos deci}}</ref>). Some Dolls have distinctly inhuman features, like {{doll name|EM-2|AR|4}} and {{doll name|V-PM5|SG|4}}'s ears, or a variety of animal ears on the head or tails which are not depicted as accessories, like {{doll name|IDW|SMG|2}}, {{doll name|KSVK|RF|4}}, {{doll name|ART556|SMG|4}}, {{doll name|P7|HG|4}}, {{doll name|CR-21|AR|4}}, {{doll name|G41|AR|5}}, {{doll name|NS2000|SG|3}} and {{doll name|Type 88|MG|5}}. Some T-Dolls retain scars from previous damage on their bodies like {{doll name|UMP45|SMG|4}}, {{doll name|M16A1|AR|4}}, {{doll name|Thunder|HG|4}} and {{doll name|M6 ASW|SG|5}}.
Dolls with higher-grade bodies will bleed “bionic blood” when receiving external injuries,<ref name=Suomi4 /><ref>{{cite|gfl|{{doll name|AK-15|AR|6|costume=costume1}} Neural Upgrade story 3 (first use of the term “bionic blood”)}}</ref> while lower-grade bodies only show clean cuts. Dolls like {{doll name|AN-94|AR|5}}, {{doll name|EM-2|AR|4}} and {{doll name|KSVK|RF|4}} are bleeding in their damaged illustration. Additionally, hydraulic fluid may leak when the body is heavily damaged.<ref>{{cite|gfl|ms|Möbius Strip, {{doll name|AK-15|AR|5}} leaks hydraulic fluid after her right arm is destroyed.}}</ref>
Doll clothing and fashion of choice varies with their personality, and they wear a great variety of clothes, hair styles, accessories and light body modifications like piercings. Being similarly shaped to humans, they have complete compatibility with clothing designed for humans,<ref>{{cite|gfl|2018's Sweet Oath event described G&K service T-Dolls were hired by wedding outfit tailors and served as clothing models}}</ref> {{NeedSource|Dolls can purchase their clothing of desire on their own or wear any employer issued uniforms.}} Some elite Dolls consider it a demonstration of their skill to be sporting long hair despite its impracticality in combat.<ref>{{cite|pnc|[[Clukay/Quotes|Clukay's Quotes]]}}</ref> Some Dolls have drone or animal companions, like {{doll name|FO-12|SG|5}}, {{doll name|DP-12|SG|5}}, {{doll name|M1897|SG|3}}, {{doll name|TAC-50|RF|5}}, {{doll name|MG36|MG|5}}, {{doll name|Ballista|RF|5}}, {{doll name|FAL|AR|5}}, {{doll name|Honey Badger|SMG|4}}, {{doll name|M500|SG|3}}, {{doll name|P226|HG|3}}, {{doll name|MAG-7|SG|4}} and {{doll name|Steyr Scout|RF|3}}.
Dolls come with different personality settings and hobbies, which are factory set<ref>{{cite|gfl|{{doll name|UMP45|SMG|4}} Neural Upgrade story 1, UMP45 commenting on her depression being a factory default personality setting}}</ref> and usually cannot be overwritten,<ref name="CT_E1_Cx4">{{cite|gfl|ct|E1, {{doll name|Cx4 Storm|SMG|4}}'s conversation with SOP II regarding her tobacco packaging collection}}</ref> though there are cases of Dolls concealing their true personality like {{doll name|Negev|MG|5}}<ref>{{cite|gfl|7-4N}}</ref> or completely adopting a persona with the help of memory editing like {{doll name|PPK|HG|2}}.<ref name=PPK4 />
**Conversely, some T-Dolls have a distaste for some foods, like SRS who considers herself a vegetarian due to hating the taste and smell of meat.<ref name="character_setting" />
I.O.P. is capable of producing T-Dolls merely from data description of a human, achieving pinpoint precision on all exterior features and flawlessly mimicking the personality. Every member of Schicksal Valkyrja had their data collected by I.O.P. and T-Dolls flawlessly resembling themselves were left behind when they departed from the world.<ref>{{cite|gfl|[[Hitoribocchi]]}}</ref> [[Gray]] had a Doll replica of [[Minor Characters#Eugene Rugosa|Lucas Rugosa]] made long after his death.<ref>{{cite|gfl|ls|35-R3}}</ref> It is however illegal to make a doll resembling an existing human<ref>{{cite|gfl|[[Butterfly in a Cocoon]]|Reflection}}</ref> after one originally created for entertainment was used in a political crime. Secret services still make use of convincing and expensive Dolls doubles of their agents to act as decoys.<ref>{{cite|gfl|11-5|[[K]] uses a Doll double to escape a [[Paradeus]] attack}}</ref>
=== Prosthetic limbs ===
*[[Erika|SPVII]]
*[[Luna|UA-FT]]
*[[Tony|UC-HS]]
*[[Ksenia|Waitress 3.0]]
*[[Taisch|ZM56]]

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