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====Pre-release==== | ====Pre-release==== | ||
[[File:GFL First Beta.jpg|right|300px|thumb|A screenshot of Girls' Frontline's first beta.]] | [[File:GFL First Beta.jpg|right|300px|thumb|A screenshot of Girls' Frontline's first beta.]] | ||
[[File:AR Team Lowlight concept.jpg|thumb|Concept art | [[File:AR Team Lowlight concept.jpg|thumb|Concept art of [[AR Team]] by [[Artist:海猫络合物|Lowlight]]. The two unused characters are believed to have been reused in ''Arknights'', released three years later by Hypergryph and Yostar.]] | ||
[[File:Doll Retirement comic 2016.jpg|thumb|Unpublished artworks of [[Tactical Doll|Dolls]] used in a humorous comic in April 2016.]] | [[File:Doll Retirement comic 2016.jpg|thumb|Unpublished artworks of [[Tactical Doll|Dolls]] used in a humorous comic in April 2016.]] | ||
Girls' Frontline can be seen as the fusion of the concepts from [[MICA Team]]'s previous projects, using both the Sci-Fi war story from the [[Codename: Bakery Girl]] game and the light-hearted gun anthropomorphism from the [[Guns&Girls]] doujin series. Multiple music tracks in Girls' Frontline are inherited from Codename: Bakery Girl. | Girls' Frontline can be seen as the fusion of the concepts from [[MICA Team]]'s previous projects, using both the Sci-Fi war story from the [[Codename: Bakery Girl]] game and the light-hearted gun anthropomorphism from the [[Guns&Girls]] doujin series. Multiple music tracks in Girls' Frontline are inherited from Codename: Bakery Girl. | ||