Frame Arms Girl
Oshimeter
Synopsis
Ao Gennai is a completely average first-year high school student—that is, until a mysterious package is delivered to her home one day. Inside she finds Gourai, a tiny humanoid robot capable of movement and combat known as a Frame Arms Girl. Gourai is the first of her kind, possessing an extremely advanced AI that allows her to form a personality, learn, and grow, much like the human mind. Following Gourai's activation, Ao is thrust headfirst into the world of Frame Arms Girls as more and more of the intelligent robots are delivered straight to her front door. With a rather hefty cash incentive pushing her forward, Ao is committed to collecting as much data about the Frame Arms Girls and their combat as possible, all while they learn what it means to be human.
Episode Guide
Characters
Ao Gennai
Ao Gennai, a normal high school student, unexpectedly becomes a Frame Arms Girl pilot, battling for prizes with her Gourai model.
Hikasa Youko
Baselard
A mischievous, sparkling-object-loving girl with sharp wit and a penchant for causing trouble.
Nagae Rika
Gourai
Gourai, a knowledgeable Frame Arms Girl test model, lacks understanding of human emotions like happiness and sadness.
Kaho Narumi
Jinrai
Jinrai is a Frame Arms Girl with an unknown background and personality.
Kabayama Minami
Architect
A mysterious Frame Arms Girl architect with an unknown past.
Yamamura Hibiku
Shiro Materia
Shiro Materia: A Frame Arms Girl with no known background.
Yamazaki Erii
Kuro Materia
Yamazaki Erii
Stylet
Tsundere Stylet, proud but secretly insecure, acts as the straight man to her friends, finding solace with Ao.
Ayase Yuu
Hresvelgr
Abe Rika
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Well, a happy ending for our girls, especially for Gourai, who literally ends up becoming part of Ao's family. After the battle, they give us an animation shift that we hadn't seen before, so it's pretty good when it comes to the visuals. Battles, music, and emotional moments. A pretty complete ending for this story.
Honestly, the chapter flew by so fast. And it's true what they mention about White and Black Matter; thanks to Ao, Gourai knows what emotions are. As a consequence, if you feel joy, you’ll feel sadness, and the same goes for the counterpart of every emotion. Since Gourai has shared so much with the others, it's normal for her to feel all that tension now in the final chapters. I sincerely hope everything turns out well for all of them.
They leave us on a cliffhanger with that ending, and there are only two episodes left to see what will happen and what the F.A. girls' fate will be—whether they return to the company or stay with Ao. Finally, our little Gourai learns what anger feels like, and it's pretty good since we hadn't seen her experience an emotion like that until these last few episodes. We went from a very filler-heavy first half to a pretty intense second half.
I liked the twist they gave it with the fever dream Ao had along with the F.A. girls. Upon waking up, they gather interesting information and new database entries on the girls, which means more money for Ao, haha. Finally, Ao was able to recover from her cold with everyone's help. Even though it was chaotic at first, they realized that all they had to do was listen to Ao. Everything turns out well, yokatta!!
Gourai and Ao share a moment outside of battle, leading us through an emotional scene filled with Ao's childhood memories. This helps little Gourai connect even deeper with human experiences. Meanwhile, the rest of the girls stay at home listening to White Materia and Black Materia's jokes—I'm not sure how good they are as comedians, but at least Jinrai finds them hilarious XD
Nooo, Ao! Oh my god, you're going to need a whole room or an entire house just for yourself because Factory Advance went all out and they want to collect even more data. That means tons of new parts, more drones, and boxes hahah. Something very interesting happens with Gourai in this episode. I won't say it because it would be a spoiler, but we see her in a tough spot that we hadn't seen until now. 👍
The animation during the climatic battle royale is top-tier. The entire cast come together to support Gourai, which highlights the family dynamic. A perfect blend of action and heart. A banger way to end the season.
The public bath segment was absolute comedy. The girls try to navigate a full sized bathhouse and treating a basic wash basin like a giant hot spring is funny. This episode has good pacing.
The girls finally teaming up and coordinating their abilities to take down a single raid boss is incredible. The action sequence in this episode is really great and the pacing is also great.
In this episode Ao catching a cold and the girls trying their absolute best to look after her is incredibly cute and heartwarming. The pacing is fine.
The transition into the autumn segment brought a charming, slice-of-life atmosphere to the apartment. The girls reacting to the changing weather and seasonal foods is really sweet to watch. Cozy episode btw.
The shift from an intense, high energy robot battle in the first half to absolute comedy in the second half perfectly shows why this anime is fun to watch. One of the best episodes so far.
The fireworks festival segment is absolutely beautiful. The girls dressing up in miniature yukatas and experiencing the festival together is incredibly sweet to watch.
Architect brings a fresh, analytical dynamic to the group. The chaotic delivery race in the second half is so fun to watch. The pacing in this episode is good.
The introduction of Jinrai brings a hyperactive energy to the group. The girls building and personalizing their own miniature dollhouse rooms in the second half is so adorable. Funny episode.
The mix of a school portion in the first half and the introduction of new Frame Arms Girls in the second half kept the pacing fast. Another funny and entertaining episode.
The interactions between Ao and the tiny models are super charming, and the clever resolution to Stylet's issue kept me laughing throughout the whole episode. In this episode, Pacing and comedy were both good.
A pretty chill episode with a lot of comedy touches, and definitely, poor Ao—she didn't know what she was getting herself into when she started welcoming all these new girls into her apartment. Even though they have good intentions, they sometimes give Ao quite a headache. I think my favorites so far are Architect and Gourai, though they all have very different personalities, so the next episode will probably be full of adventures or mischief too.
I loved the new character they added (I think that's finally all of them) haha, but I liked the fact that she used her common sense to go buy the vinegar—taking the order, going, and buying it. A pretty smart personality, drama-free, no conflicts, unlike the other characters. I’d say Gourai is somewhat like that too, although she’s still learning human emotions, whereas Architect, I’d say, is more robotic in that sense.
The okaneeeee , hahaha the money money money! Poor Ao, the ending was just too good, and we see the introduction of YET ANOTHER character who has a pretty strong determination. She absolutely hates losing, but that’s a good thing because with what happened in this episode, Ao is going to need a lot of money, and that means they’ll have to fight way more. 💸💸💸
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