Griffin & Kryuger

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Griffin & Kryuger (Russian: Грифон & Крюгер, tr. Grifon & Kryuger), previously mistranslated as Griffin & Kruger, is a private military contractor and security consultant company, led by Berezovich Kryuger. In the story of Girls' Frontline, the player acts as a commander of G&K.

According to early promotional material for Girls' Frontline, Griffin's headquarters are located in Endfyld (Russian: Эндфилд), at Verkhovnoi Rady Blvd. 279B. Additional branches can be found in Glasgow, Vladivostok, Konya and [] (Chinese: 帝江). Griffin is also a close collaborator with IOP/16Lab, with whom they maintain a deal with for their Tactical Dolls.

Service

Prior to the Butterfly Incident, Griffin was mainly involved in paramilitary affairs, such as law enforcement, as well as providing security consultation. Following Butterfly, as a result of the actions of the Sangvis Ferri born from the incident, G&K began increasingly involving itself in fending off and suppressing any potential Sangvis incursions into neighboring sectors (and potentially threaten civilian lives), at the behest of the New Soviet Union's KCCO.

In this environment, the latest commander (the player) is positioned in Sector 09, to begin their training.

History

Recovering from the brutal third world war, Euroasian nations faced civil unrest during the recovery, various PMCs formed to take up contract issued by the government for peace keeping.

Notable NPCs

• Kalina - logistics officer and adjutant to the player commander
• Helianthus - high-ranking officer
• Berezovich Kryuger - head of Griffin

References

• In-Game:
  • Griffin & Kryuger letter (in the background when entering your name, starting up the game for the first time)
  • Combat Missions (Story)
• Official wallpaper (number #11)
• The Art of Girls’ Frontline Volume 1's Confidential Files
• "New And Emerging Forms of Threat" (The Art of Girls’ Frontline Volume 2's Confidential Files)