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'''The Commander''' (指挥官 | '''The Commander''' (指挥官 [zhǐhuīguān] in Chinese and 指揮官 [shikikan] in Japanese) is the identity of the player character in [[Girls' Frontline]] and [[Girls' Frontline 2: Exilium]]. Their gender is left to the player's discretion. | ||
As a tactical commander, the Commander is tasked with assessing the strategic situation and to remotely give orders to their [[Tactical Doll]]s squads in the field (though they sometimes also take the field). | As a tactical commander, the Commander is tasked with assessing the strategic situation and to remotely give orders to their [[Tactical Doll]]s squads in the field (though they sometimes also take the field). | ||
Early in their career at [[Griffin & Kryuger]] in 2062, the Commander was involved with the elite T-Doll squad [[AR Team]] and demonstrated high commanding capabilities, gaining the trust of their superiors. This led them to assume increasingly important missions against [[Sangvis Ferri]] and eventually to become an asset to the [[Rossartrist]]s against the [[KCCO]] and [[Paradeus]]. At some point, the Commander also assumed the identity of [[the Professor]] during the investigation of the [[Magrasea]] superserver backup. After the [[Battle of Frankfurt]] in 2064, the Commander became a bounty hunter operating under [[B.R.I.E.F.]]. | |||
In [[Girls' Frontline: Doll's Song]] and the [[Girls' Frontline (anime)|anime]], they are represented by [[Gentiane]]. | In [[Girls' Frontline: Doll's Song]] and the [[Girls' Frontline (anime)|anime]], they are represented by [[Gentiane]]. | ||
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|characterinfo={{StoryQuote|I have always yearned for a peaceful life, but unfortunately, there are those in the blood and carnage still waiting for me to return.<ref>{{cite|gfl|angular|E2}}</ref>}} | |characterinfo={{StoryQuote|I have always yearned for a peaceful life, but unfortunately, there are those in the blood and carnage still waiting for me to return.<ref>{{cite|gfl|angular|E2}}</ref>}} | ||
Because of the particularity of G&K troops being T-Dolls, the main factor of recruitment for human commanders isn't professional training or experience, but being able to pass a psychological evaluation dedicated to measuring interpersonal compatibility with T-Dolls. The Commander displayed such traits of character as patience, courage and loyalty.<ref name=Timeline /> Their main conviction is to be an uncompromising protector, in opposition to the grand vision of the [[Rossartrism|Rossartrists]] which requires sacrifices to impose their vision of society. The Commander's ideal implies many bitter failures and personal sacrifices, and they are often haunted by a sense of powerlessness<ref name=FP414>{{cite|gfl|fp|E4-14}}</ref><ref name=SL85>{{cite|gfl2|SL-8-5}}</ref><ref name=GS12>{{cite|gfl2|[[Amidst Wings of Gray]] GS-1-2}}</ref> and sometimes sleepless nights due to nightmares.<ref>{{cite|gfl2|[[Dusty Memories#Divinity of Slumber]], [[Dusty Memories#Hidden Feelings]]}}</ref> When faced with the records of their own battles and countless other combat data in Sector Cyclopes of [[Magrasea]], the Commander lamented that this data concealed the true suffering caused by battle. They however approved the application of this data to peaceful pursuits such as medicine, materials science and disaster response.<ref>{{cite|gfl2|[[Project Neural Convergence]] LA-1-4}}</ref> Though they disagree with the tenets of Rossartrism, they recognize that some of its proponents like [[Gilda Ulrich]] also aim to protect individual lives.<ref name=2A2>{{cite|gfl|iso|2A2}}</ref> According to [[AK-12]], the Commander isn't one to yield to threats but is easily swayed by people feigning to need their help.<ref name=MS23B>{{cite|gfl|ms|Ship of Theseus III}}</ref> | Because of the particularity of G&K troops being T-Dolls, the main factor of recruitment for human commanders isn't professional training or experience, but being able to pass a psychological evaluation dedicated to measuring interpersonal compatibility with T-Dolls. The Commander displayed such traits of character as patience, courage and loyalty.<ref name=Timeline /> Their main conviction is to be an uncompromising protector, in opposition to the grand vision of the [[Rossartrism|Rossartrists]] which requires sacrifices to impose their vision of society. The Commander's ideal implies many bitter failures and personal sacrifices, and they are often haunted by a sense of powerlessness<ref name=FP414>{{cite|gfl|fp|E4-14}}</ref><ref name=SL85>{{cite|gfl2|SL-8-5}}</ref><ref name=GS12>{{cite|gfl2|[[Amidst Wings of Gray]] GS-1-2}}</ref> and sometimes sleepless nights due to nightmares.<ref>{{cite|gfl2|[[Dusty Memories#Divinity of Slumber]], [[Dusty Memories#Hidden Feelings]]}}</ref> When faced with the records of their own battles and countless other combat data in Sector Cyclopes of [[Magrasea]], the Commander lamented that this data concealed the true suffering caused by battle. They however approved the application of this data to peaceful pursuits such as medicine, materials science and disaster response.<ref>{{cite|gfl2|[[Project Neural Convergence]] LA-1-4}}</ref> Though they disagree with the tenets of Rossartrism, they recognize that some of its proponents like [[Gilda Ulrich]] also aim to protect individual lives.<ref name=2A2>{{cite|gfl|iso|2A2}}</ref> According to [[AK-12]], the Commander isn't one to yield to threats but is easily swayed by people feigning to need their help.<ref name=MS23B>{{cite|gfl|ms|Ship of Theseus III}}</ref> When comparing the Commander and [[Adjutant Lentine]], [[Helen]] said their common traits were absolute confidence in their abilities and the conviction to change the world.<ref>{{cite|gfl2|helen|HA-1-7}}</ref> | ||
Unlike most humans, the Commander doesn't perceive [[Dolls]] as inferior to humans. They ensure that their Doll subordinates live in dignity and grow as they gather more experience,<ref>{{cite|gfl|{{doll name|C96|HG|4|costume=costume1}} Neural Upgrade Story 2, {{doll name|Gepard M1|RF|4|costume=costume4}} Neural Upgrade 2 and {{doll name|Welrod MkII|HG|6|costume=costume4}} Neural Upgrade Story 3}}</ref><ref>{{cite|gfl|[[Bookshelf of Memories]]|Her Smile - Black Pepper}}</ref><ref name=SL85 /><ref>{{cite|gfl2|[[Groza/Profile]], Record 6}}</ref><ref name=Roche4 /> and don't perceive their emotions as a design flaw.<ref name=C123>{{cite|gfl|12-3}}</ref> This has earned them the undying loyalty of the Dolls under their command. {{doll name|M82A1|RF|5}} called the Commander “one who is trusted by all dolls.”<ref name=CT0 /> Later on, they're described as “The one who has ventured into the contamination zone alone but at the same time also lives in every Griffin Doll's heart.”<ref>{{cite|gfl2|[[Dusty Memories]], Heart of the Dishes}}</ref> They mentioned once that they often purchase clothes for their Dolls,<ref>{{cite|gfl2|[[Klukai/Profile]], Record 7}}</ref> which ties into the costume systems of the [[T-Doll Costume Index|first]] and [[GFL2 Costumes|second]] games. They have been described as “magnetic” towards some entities (like [[Peritya]]) who take interest in observing the unpredictable events befalling them and their reaction.<ref name=Vayne /> They claim to be an atheist, only trusting in themselves and their subordinates,<ref>{{cite|gfl|angular|E3}}</ref> and drink very sparingly.<ref>{{cite|gfl2|[[Ullrid/Profile#Record 6]]}}</ref> | Unlike most humans, the Commander doesn't perceive [[Dolls]] as inferior to humans. They ensure that their Doll subordinates live in dignity and grow as they gather more experience,<ref>{{cite|gfl|{{doll name|C96|HG|4|costume=costume1}} Neural Upgrade Story 2, {{doll name|Gepard M1|RF|4|costume=costume4}} Neural Upgrade 2 and {{doll name|Welrod MkII|HG|6|costume=costume4}} Neural Upgrade Story 3}}</ref><ref>{{cite|gfl|[[Bookshelf of Memories]]|Her Smile - Black Pepper}}</ref><ref name=SL85 /><ref>{{cite|gfl2|[[Groza/Profile]], Record 6}}</ref><ref name=Roche4 /> and don't perceive their emotions as a design flaw.<ref name=C123>{{cite|gfl|12-3}}</ref> This has earned them the undying loyalty of the Dolls under their command. {{doll name|M82A1|RF|5}} called the Commander “one who is trusted by all dolls.”<ref name=CT0 /> Later on, they're described as “The one who has ventured into the contamination zone alone but at the same time also lives in every Griffin Doll's heart.”<ref>{{cite|gfl2|[[Dusty Memories]], Heart of the Dishes}}</ref> They mentioned once that they often purchase clothes for their Dolls,<ref>{{cite|gfl2|[[Klukai/Profile]], Record 7}}</ref> which ties into the costume systems of the [[T-Doll Costume Index|first]] and [[GFL2 Costumes|second]] games. They have been described as “magnetic” towards some entities (like [[Peritya]]) who take interest in observing the unpredictable events befalling them and their reaction.<ref name=Vayne /> They claim to be an atheist, only trusting in themselves and their subordinates,<ref>{{cite|gfl|angular|E3}}</ref> and drink very sparingly.<ref>{{cite|gfl2|[[Ullrid/Profile#Record 6]]}}</ref> | ||
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{{doll name|M4A1|AR|4}} said she admired the Commander's pride and honor in combat,<ref>{{cite|gfl|c+|E4}}</ref> but they have also been described as utterly merciless.<ref name=C123 /> This ruthless side was fully displayed during their confrontations with [[William]]: the Commander was said to be a completely different person in this situation, losing their heroic qualities, motivated only by hatred and acting with uncharacteristic violence.<ref>{{cite|gfl|[[Quantum Fluctuation]] 77-A-6}}</ref><ref>{{cite|gfl|[[Quantum Fluctuation]] 77-A-18}}</ref><ref>{{cite|gfl|[[Quantum Fluctuation]] 77-A-44}}</ref> They are also a skilled deceiver and a good liar when the situation calls for it.<ref>{{cite|gfl|ct|Ground Zero, the Commander claims that they are the best liar in the world. Also see: every time they told {{doll name|MP5|SMG|4}} and {{doll name|Nagant Revolver|HG|2}} that drinking milk will make them grow taller.}}</ref><ref>{{cite|gfl|{{doll name|Suomi|SMG|5|costume=costume3}}'s Mission for Happiness costume story, Suomi calls out the Commander as a known liar}}</ref> | {{doll name|M4A1|AR|4}} said she admired the Commander's pride and honor in combat,<ref>{{cite|gfl|c+|E4}}</ref> but they have also been described as utterly merciless.<ref name=C123 /> This ruthless side was fully displayed during their confrontations with [[William]]: the Commander was said to be a completely different person in this situation, losing their heroic qualities, motivated only by hatred and acting with uncharacteristic violence.<ref>{{cite|gfl|[[Quantum Fluctuation]] 77-A-6}}</ref><ref>{{cite|gfl|[[Quantum Fluctuation]] 77-A-18}}</ref><ref>{{cite|gfl|[[Quantum Fluctuation]] 77-A-44}}</ref> They are also a skilled deceiver and a good liar when the situation calls for it.<ref>{{cite|gfl|ct|Ground Zero, the Commander claims that they are the best liar in the world. Also see: every time they told {{doll name|MP5|SMG|4}} and {{doll name|Nagant Revolver|HG|2}} that drinking milk will make them grow taller.}}</ref><ref>{{cite|gfl|{{doll name|Suomi|SMG|5|costume=costume3}}'s Mission for Happiness costume story, Suomi calls out the Commander as a known liar}}</ref> | ||
The Commander has been known under codenames at times, such as “Robin”<ref>{{cite|gfl|ms}}</ref> and “Linchpin”.<ref name=Vayne>{{cite|gfl2|[[Dusty Memories]], The Riddle of Vayne}}</ref> In one untranslated de-[[canon]]ized story, they used the name 凯利·诺顿 (Kelly Norton).<ref>{{cite|gfl2|[[Echo of Dawn]] ZA-1-1 (pre-rewrite only)}}</ref> They received a variety of nicknames from their Dolls: {{CollapseSection| | The Commander has been known under codenames at times, such as “Robin”<ref>{{cite|gfl|ms}}</ref> and “Linchpin”.<ref name=Vayne>{{cite|gfl2|[[Dusty Memories]], The Riddle of Vayne}}</ref> They've also been called "The [[Elmo]]'s Tomato Emperor/Empress"<ref>{{cite|gfl2|phaetusa|PS-1-2}}</ref> or "Tomato Emperor/Empress of Mokosh"<ref>{{cite|gfl2|basti|BS-1-1}}</ref> after they set up the Yellow Zone farm with the [[Doll Community]]. In one untranslated de-[[canon]]ized story, they used the name 凯利·诺顿 (Kelly Norton).<ref>{{cite|gfl2|[[Echo of Dawn]] ZA-1-1 (pre-rewrite only)}}</ref> They received a variety of nicknames from their Dolls: {{CollapseSection| | ||
*Boss ([[Thompson]], [[AK-47]], [[FMG-9]], [[Glock 17]], [[AK-74U]], [[QSB-91]], [[VSK-94]], [[Nova]], [[APC556]], [[M327]], [[APC9K]], [[FM24]], [[P99]]) | *Boss ([[Thompson]], [[AK-47]], [[FMG-9]], [[Glock 17]], [[AK-74U]], [[QSB-91]], [[VSK-94]], [[Nova]], [[APC556]], [[M327]], [[APC9K]], [[FM24]], [[P99]]) | ||
*Master ([[G36]], [[G41]], [[Hanyang Type 88]], [[Agent]]) | *Master ([[G36]], [[G41]], [[Hanyang Type 88]], [[Agent]]) | ||
*Comrade ([[Nagant Revolver]], [[PPS-43]], [[Mosin-Nagant]] during [[Notebook/Anniversary Party]]) | *Comrade ([[Nagant Revolver]], [[PPS-43]], [[Mosin-Nagant]] during [[Notebook/Anniversary Party]] and [[Mosin-Nagant (GFL2)/Profile#Private Meeting Logs|Private Meeting Logs]]) | ||
*Darling ([[M1911]], [[Mk23]]) | *Darling ([[M1911]], [[Mk23]]) | ||
*Caretaker ([[MP7]]) | *Caretaker ([[MP7]]) | ||
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*My Liege ([[M240L]]) | *My Liege ([[M240L]]) | ||
*Partner ([[P50]]) | *Partner ([[P50]]) | ||
*Jerkmander ([[Makiatto]], affectionate)<ref>{{cite|gfl2|[[Makiatto/Profile#Memories|Extra Missionem 3]]}}</ref> | |||
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In [[Girls' Frontline 2: Exilium]], the player can still choose the Commander's gender, but not customize their appearance (which facilitates their use in pre-rendered cutscenes). | In [[Girls' Frontline 2: Exilium]], the player can still choose the Commander's gender, but not customize their appearance (which facilitates their use in pre-rendered cutscenes). | ||
The male Commander has blue eyes and black hair with greying temples, worn in a mop-top and a rattail, slightly resembling the default appearance of the Commander in the first game. The female Commander has light red eyes and pink hair with bangs of a deeper shade, worn in a chin-length bob and parted fringe, resembling [[Gentiane]]. Both genders wear mostly the same outfit, consisting of a red and black bomber jacket with sleeve pouches and communicator on the right clavicle, worn over an undersuit with a high padded collar, gloves, tight-fitting grey pants with a pistol holster and straps, knee pads and high black boots. | The male Commander has blue eyes and black hair with greying temples, worn in a mop-top and a rattail, slightly resembling the default appearance of the Commander in the first game. The female Commander has light red eyes and pink hair with bangs of a deeper shade, worn in a chin-length bob and parted fringe, resembling [[Gentiane]]. Both genders wear mostly the same outfit, consisting of a red and black bomber jacket with sleeve pouches and communicator on the right clavicle, worn over an undersuit with a high padded collar, gloves, tight-fitting grey pants with a pistol holster and straps, knee pads and high black boots. Depending on the artwork, the smart watch changes wrist and sometimes differs between genders. In the swimsuit costume, a cut scar can be seen on the left side of their abdomen (it is difficult to see in-game on the male version due to the jacket). It corresponds to the bullet wound sustained by the Commander at the end of [[Corposant]]. | ||
Details of their clothes have changed between the early cutscenes and the 3D model used in the [[Crew Deck]]. In the early cutscenes, the symbol on the back of their jacket is the same as the one worn by [[Groza]] on her right lapel. In the Crew Deck, the symbol is replaced by a name tag reading "Commander". The communicator also extends to another piece of equipment worn on the back shoulder. The round orange light and position makes it similar to the SHD antenna (aka "ISAC Brick") worn by players in ''[[Bounty Feast|The Division]]''. | |||
In this game, the story script and certain lore materials such as Doll Journals change depending on the gender selected by the player. The male appearance is the one used in PVs. | In this game, the story script and certain lore materials such as Doll Journals change depending on the gender selected by the player. The male appearance is the one used in PVs. | ||
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Players can “control” the Commander in certain missions with the [[Command Assault Vehicle]]. | Players can “control” the Commander in certain missions with the [[Command Assault Vehicle]]. | ||
For the costumes that can be worn by the Commander in the [[Crew Deck]], see [[GFL2 Costumes#Commander Costumes]]. | |||
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File:GFL2 Commander Profile F.png|In-game portraits (look different from 3D renders). | File:GFL2 Commander Profile F.png|In-game portraits (look different from 3D renders). | ||
File:GFL2 Commander Profile M.png | File:GFL2 Commander Profile M.png | ||
File:GFL2 Commander F.png | |||
File:GFL2 Commander M.png | |||
GFL2 Commander Chibi.jpg|Chibis used in [[Minigames#Pathforger|Pathforger]]. | GFL2 Commander Chibi.jpg|Chibis used in [[Minigames#Pathforger|Pathforger]]. | ||
File:GFL2 Commander | File:GFL2 Commander scar.jpg|Scar on female 3D model. | ||
</gallery> | </gallery> | ||
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{{Incomplete|reason=[[Convolutional Kernel]], [[Roche Limit]], [[Virtual Pair]], [[Quantum Fluctuation]]}} | {{Incomplete|reason=[[Convolutional Kernel]], [[Roche Limit]], [[Virtual Pair]], [[Quantum Fluctuation]]}} | ||
After the [[Battle of Frankfurt]], the Commander was officially declared killed in action.<ref>[[Frankfurt Battle Report]], Griffin's letter</ref> | After the [[Battle of Frankfurt]], the Commander was officially declared killed in action.<ref>[[Frankfurt Battle Report]], Griffin's letter</ref><ref>{{cite|gfl2|phaetusa|PS-1-2}}</ref> | ||
===Bounty Hunter=== | ===Bounty Hunter=== | ||
{{StoryQuote|Are you in pain? Are you sad? Separated from your Dolls, made to realize your cherished dreams by your lonesome, only to be defeated by reality and exiled to the Yellow Zone. Even if your old companions gather at your side again, you'll never be able to go back. These bonds… those sacrifices… | {{StoryQuote|Are you in pain? Are you sad? Separated from your Dolls, made to realize your cherished dreams by your lonesome, only to be defeated by reality and exiled to the Yellow Zone. Even if your old companions gather at your side again, you'll never be able to go back. These bonds… those sacrifices… trampled upon at will.|[[Beelneith]] to the Commander.<ref name=LA18 />}} | ||
{{StoryQuote|The way I look at the Green Zones is like looking at a storefront through the display windows. The stuff is laid out nicely, the products are beautiful and well-made... but they don't belong to me. And even if I wanted them, I couldn't pay [[URNC|the price]] that would require.|The Commander about their exile.<ref>{{cite|gfl2|[[Makiatto/Profile#Memories|Extra Missionem 2]]}}</ref>}} | |||
After the “disbandment and reorganization” of Griffin & Kryuger following the formation of the [[URNC]], the Commander left the PMC aboard the [[Elmo]].<ref>[https://gf2exilium.sunborngame.com/main GFL2 official website]</ref> In self-exile, they sought to escape the control of [[Griffin Lyons]] and the [[Rossartrism|Rossartrists]], having determined after Frankfurt that being their pawn did nothing to better the world. Referring back to the hedgehog and fox fable presented by Griffin back in Berlin, the Commander decided to become neither. Griffin predicted that they would eventually become involved with Rossartrism again.<ref>{{cite|gfl2|1-1}}</ref> | After the “disbandment and reorganization” of Griffin & Kryuger following the formation of the [[URNC]], the Commander left the PMC aboard the [[Elmo]].<ref>[https://gf2exilium.sunborngame.com/main GFL2 official website]</ref> In self-exile, they sought to escape the control of [[Griffin Lyons]] and the [[Rossartrism|Rossartrists]], having determined after Frankfurt that being their pawn did nothing to better the world. Referring back to the hedgehog and fox fable presented by Griffin back in Berlin, the Commander decided to become neither. Griffin predicted that they would eventually become involved with Rossartrism again.<ref>{{cite|gfl2|1-1}}</ref> | ||
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The Commander and their former T-Dolls were bound by the [[Mephisto Agreement]] to not search for and assemble with each other. The agreement was imposed because the powers that be feared that the Commander could become a menace if they had access to the same manpower they took Paradeus down with.<ref name=GW12>{{cite|gfl2|[[Amidst Wings of Gray]] GW-1-2}}</ref> It was however enforced leniently and the Commander only received a warning after two months when [[Suomi (GFL2)|Suomi]] briefly traveled with the Elmo. Groza was an exception to the terms, though even the Commander was unsure about the reasons why.<ref name=Soj217>{{cite|gfl2|[[Sojourners of the Glass Island]], SA-1-7}}</ref> | The Commander and their former T-Dolls were bound by the [[Mephisto Agreement]] to not search for and assemble with each other. The agreement was imposed because the powers that be feared that the Commander could become a menace if they had access to the same manpower they took Paradeus down with.<ref name=GW12>{{cite|gfl2|[[Amidst Wings of Gray]] GW-1-2}}</ref> It was however enforced leniently and the Commander only received a warning after two months when [[Suomi (GFL2)|Suomi]] briefly traveled with the Elmo. Groza was an exception to the terms, though even the Commander was unsure about the reasons why.<ref name=Soj217>{{cite|gfl2|[[Sojourners of the Glass Island]], SA-1-7}}</ref> | ||
At some point between 2064 and 2074, the Commander briefly met with the [[Underground Broker]] [[Minor Characters#Della Sable|Della Sable]].<ref>{{cite|gfl2|basti|BS-1-3}}</ref> Della wanted to repay the help the Commander for helping her, directly led to Della saving {{doll name|Mk23|HG|4}} after she found her mangled body and learned that she was one of the Commander's Dolls.<ref>{{cite|gfl2|[[Basti/Profile#Record 2|Basti - Record 2]]}}</ref> | |||
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File:202505 Kalina b crop.png|In [[Roche Limit]]. | File:202505 Kalina b crop.png|In [[Roche Limit]]. | ||
File:202505 Kalina a crop.png | File:202505 Kalina a crop.png | ||
File:Virtual Pair Playercard.png|[[Virtual Pair]] artwork. | |||
File:202509 KalinaMaid a crop.png|In [[Quantum Fluctuation]]. | File:202509 KalinaMaid a crop.png|In [[Quantum Fluctuation]]. | ||
File:202509 KalinaMaid b crop.png | File:202509 KalinaMaid b crop.png | ||
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File:CG_47_MaylingsHug_Female.png|In [[Dawnforger]]. | File:CG_47_MaylingsHug_Female.png|In [[Dawnforger]]. | ||
File:CG_47_MaylingsHug_Male.png | File:CG_47_MaylingsHug_Male.png | ||
File:GFL2 Basti Commander Graffiti.jpg|Commander graffiti in [[Basti]]'s unlock cutscene. | |||
File:GFL2 CBT3 Commanders.png|Beta appearance. | File:GFL2 CBT3 Commanders.png|Beta appearance. | ||
File:GFL2 CBT3 Commander concept.png|Concepts. | File:GFL2 CBT3 Commander concept.png|Concepts. | ||
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**The event [[Exotic Cadence]] suggests that in the second game, the Commander still used the same handgun [[Kryuger]] had given to them in Chapter 5 of [[Girls' Frontline]]. The gun in question doesn't look like a Makarov in [[:File:Story Chapter 5.png|the original CG]]. Exotic Cadence is no longer [[canon]] and this detail isn't mentioned in the replacement story [[Amidst Wings of Gray]]. | **The event [[Exotic Cadence]] suggests that in the second game, the Commander still used the same handgun [[Kryuger]] had given to them in Chapter 5 of [[Girls' Frontline]]. The gun in question doesn't look like a Makarov in [[:File:Story Chapter 5.png|the original CG]]. Exotic Cadence is no longer [[canon]] and this detail isn't mentioned in the replacement story [[Amidst Wings of Gray]]. | ||
*According to [[Belka]], the Commander is never seen without their tactical gloves.<ref>{{cite|gfl2|[[Belka/Profile#Record 6]]}}</ref> | *According to [[Belka]], the Commander is never seen without their tactical gloves.<ref>{{cite|gfl2|[[Belka/Profile#Record 6]]}}</ref> | ||
*According to [[Sabrina]], the Commander always smells like coffee. Cue the Commander: "I've pulled so many all-nighters that I'm practically marinated in caffeine".<ref>{{cite|gfl2|[[Sabrina/Profile#Record 8]]}}</ref> They usually start the day with an Iced Americano<ref>{{cite|gfl2|[[Centaureissi (GFL2)/Profile#Memories|Private Service 1]]}}</ref> and drink Irish Coffee during overtime.<ref>{{cite|gfl2|[[Zucchero Cat Café]] (Chiral Redundancy) - Discussion with Mosin-Nagant}}</ref> | |||
*According to a note made by {{GFL2|Centaureissi}}, “Master purchases [[Covenant]] Rings every 21 days”,<ref>{{cite|gfl2|[[Centaureissi_(GFL2)/Profile#Memories|Private Service 2]]}}</ref> implying that they max out the affection of every Doll as soon as they are added into [[Girls' Frontline 2: Exilium]] (21 days being the average time between new characters in the game).<ref>[https://www.4gamer.net/games/009/G100903/20260522010/ 4gamer May 2016 interview]</ref> | |||
*[[Type 4]], who's a manga artist on the side, has published the stories “Is That Cute and Cool Angel Really My Commander?” (那样帅气又可爱的天使真的是我的指挥官吗)<ref>{{cite|gfl|[[GSh-18]]'s Neural Upgrade story 1}}</ref> and "Confessing to the cute and handsome Commander" (向帅气又可爱的指挥官坦白). The Commander has been hunting down which Doll is the author.<ref>{{cite|gfl|[[Notebook/Operation Mermaid]] Type 4's costume}}</ref> | *[[Type 4]], who's a manga artist on the side, has published the stories “Is That Cute and Cool Angel Really My Commander?” (那样帅气又可爱的天使真的是我的指挥官吗)<ref>{{cite|gfl|[[GSh-18]]'s Neural Upgrade story 1}}</ref> and "Confessing to the cute and handsome Commander" (向帅气又可爱的指挥官坦白). The Commander has been hunting down which Doll is the author.<ref>{{cite|gfl|[[Notebook/Operation Mermaid]] Type 4's costume}}</ref> | ||
*In [[Noel]]'s [[Oath]] quote, she comments that she's "always faintly seen the shadow of Mr. 'Grim Reaper'" on them, referring to [https://blazblue.wiki/wiki/Ragna_the_Bloodedge Ragna the Bloodedge] from the ''Blazblue'' series. | *In [[Noel]]'s [[Oath]] quote, she comments that she's "always faintly seen the shadow of Mr. 'Grim Reaper'" on them, referring to [https://blazblue.wiki/wiki/Ragna_the_Bloodedge Ragna the Bloodedge] from the ''Blazblue'' series. | ||
*Girls' Frontline players are referred to as “Commanders” in official announcements. Because Japanese was the only available voice-over language in the original game, the Japanese “Shikikan” (指揮官) and contraction “SKK” are widely used by players (in turn, a player who doesn't take care of their Dolls will be called a “Shikicunt”). | |||
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