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Official character description would have her down as a T-doll with very few words and a weird personality, despite her asocial persona she would still silently offer aid to her allies in need, as a result she is actually a fairly popular T-doll. Vector possesses an incredibly pessimist characteristic. She radiates an intense level of negative energy with the way she acts and the things she says, expecting the worst outcome in any situation.  

Vector's character personality and the way she acts out is likely inspired by the difficult and intertwined history of the actual weapon itself. Being developed by an American company, the designer is Swedish while the proprietary mechanism's copyright is French. After its first public reveal, the weapon received doubts from the audience due to its strange visual appearance. Over a period of several years of redevelopment, even undergoing a name change for both the weapon and the company, the weapon's performance is finally gaining admiration among the public. Despite the high performance of the finished product, it still did not enter military service, and the civilian market started complaining about it's high pricing (Although Vector is popular with the film/games industry though due to it's Sci-Fi design look).

Vector was the first T-doll to make contact with a Honkai character after she encountered {{doll name|Kiana|HG|EXTRA}}. (Note that [[Hitoribocchi]] is told from a perspective of Kiana being the Commander, the actual player character was removed from command duty early on in the chapter, he/she "could not interact with this event due to unnameable reasons." according to {{doll name|Five-seveN|HG|5}}). T-doll {{doll name|PP-90|SMG|4}} interacted with Vector extensively through out this event, even gave her the nickname "Vivi" out of affections, while Vivi can address PP-90 as "Pipi". Initially irritated by this, Vivi eventually gave in, accepted her fate and her new nickname.

"I'm willing to believe anything other than that... Wait, you're crying?"

Vector was assigned by the Commander to dress up for Halloween and help out at the haunted house, recommending she talk to {{doll name|Springfield|RF|4}} and {{doll name|Makarov|HG|3}} for advice. She was initially reluctant but eventually agreed as the Commander designated it as a mission. After consulting Springfield, Vector procured a catgirl costume with two cat tails, to Makarov’s chagrin for being too cute. Makarov was exasperated and had no faith that Vector could scare anyone in that outfit, so she assigned her to the first checkpoint of the haunted house to ease in visitors with a non-frightening start.  

After the power outage was resolved by WA2000, Vector joined the Commander on a walk. She confided to the Commander that she felt defective as a living weapon due to her emotion module, and could not understand why humans would design her with one. The Commander reassured Vector on her existential questions, claiming that T-Dolls having emotions was not a mistake, and that they hoped Vector would find happiness as part of G&K. The Commander suddenly pulled out a camera to take a commemorative photo, and a bemused Vector raised her hands in a “scary” pose which caused the Commander to think to themselves that Vector was a good kid.  

In attempt to advertise G&K, a few T-dolls was chosen as wedding dress models, Vector was one of them.

==[[Girls' Frontline 2: Exilium]]==

===Elmo's Wishing Well===

;Paint For Vector - Part I

''Enclosed Please Find My Newest Work''

-Vector

===Mail - Exilium 1 Year Anniversary===

Vector

In the adaptations, Vector is a T-Doll of commander Kawasaki of Griffin Base 680.