Girls' Frontline
Oshimeter
Synopsis
After World War III decimated the world's population and rendered large amounts of land uninhabitable, various private military contractors began using combat androids—also known as "T-Dolls"—to maintain peace in unstable countries. While they are physically superior to flesh-and-blood fighters, T-Dolls are incapable of formulating complex plans and thus require a human commander to issue orders. Sangvis Ferri was an industry-leading T-Doll manufacturer until they attempted to install a specialized T-Doll as the company's sole commander—resulting in the immediate deaths of everyone at that facility. Seizing control of Sangvis factories, the rogue AI declared war on the remnants of mankind. Now facing a hostile robot invasion, Griffin & Kryuger is the only paramilitary organization strong enough to withstand confrontation and halt their destructive advances. Investigating the events related to Sangvis Ferri's aggression, the elite task force "Team Anti-Rain" searches for highly confidential information in an abandoned warehouse, but they are shortly ambushed. Hoping to safeguard their findings, the group temporarily disbands and each Doll goes into hiding. Meanwhile, the lazy but gifted Gentiane is hired by Griffin as a rookie commander and given her critical first mission—track down Team Anti-Rain and recover the classified data before Sangvis Ferri can.
Episode Guide
Characters
M4 SOPMOD II
No biography available for M4 SOPMOD II.
Chambers Dani
M4A1
Shy yet strong, M4A1 is a soft-spoken leader striving for self-improvement.
Connors Amber Lee
ST AR-15
ST AR-15: A mysterious, powerful doll with an unknown past.
Katou Emiri
M16A1
Veteran AR Team mentor, M16A1 is level-headed but harbors vengeance, fiercely protective of M4A1, and holds many secrets.
Rojas Michelle
Kalina
Griffin HQ staff; manages supplies, transport, and secretary duties for Gentiane; strict about finances.
Christian Luci
Gentiane
Inexperienced but perceptive Griffin commander, Gentiane earns tactical dolls' trust through smart battlefield decisions and care.
Zech Arryn
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As someone who has heard of this game since 2015, I know that this game has gone a long way and then it got an anime adaptation this 2022. To be clear, I have neither played this game nor have read any literature of the game itself so I am practically blind on this series. Also, spoilers ahead if people have decided to read this review without any prior knowledge of this show or the game itself. You've been warned. This show focus itself first to the AR-team who was lead by M4A1 who is a competent leader but is an inexperienced in commanding her team. The other part of the show focuses on the newbie commander named Gentiane who is good at tactics and knows a lot of minute details when it comes to handling unexpected situations. When AR-team has been cornered by the enemy forces, Griffin, came to their rescue and one by one, they managed to defeat the enemy forces... If this show just focused on that aspect, I wouldn't mind it at all as I have no knowledge to put as a basis for this show and likewise, it would be an entertaining factor for me since I knew nothing about what I am watching itself. But even with those restrictions, I somehow managed to guess the flow of the story in the end. To put it bluntly, this show... while this show has it's decent parts... most of the times, I feel like that it's either lacking or totally bad. Another thing I hate is the characters. M4A1 hesitates a lot and to the extent of sometimes almost harming the operation itself, AR-15 acts suspicious most of the times that it was so obvious. I was not surprised at all when the plot twist happened as I have already seen how much they had dragged. M-16 acts like she knows it all but in the end she didn't do much at all... like she was totally holding herself back to the enemies. Also, what's up with the big gun on her back? When will she be able to use that? When her teammates are dead? In the end, I think M16 holds back too much to the detriment of her team too. SOP II on the other hand, asides from her being childish, I have no complains and SOP II is the best character in the AR team (for this anime), what a letdown. The enemy team has their own BS too. There was one episode where I believe the enemy is carrying an elite squad but M4A1 defeated every elite soldier like they were just some rookies. Also, I still don't like the fact that Sangvis didn't even send a whole platoon just to capture M4A1 given in the latter parts of the story, she was sought after by Sangvis themselves. Man, what a waste of potential given they can field absurd number of troops in no time. The last arc, which was AR-15's arc, was fine but certainly; It felt that AR15 has set her expectations that she will not get back alive and she did, but at what cost? I do understand that her heroic action is just there to delay Sangvis' plan which was successful but... was it really worth it? I'll leave it up to the readers to decide if that was worth it. In my end, I find it not worth it and it was just for shock value and forcing the plot to progress. In the end, Gentiane was pushed in the sidelines as it was all about the AR-team in the end and what can I say, I was honestly bored out of it. As someone who hasn't played the game itself or read any related literature, I should have been more lenient but in the end... I was not into it anymore but since I had to finish it, I just finished it like what I always do to shows that made me lost the will to continue engaging. Is this show worth your time? Definitely a no. Likewise, Go play the game instead, you won't be disappointed. My Score: 4/10 (Just skip this show altogether.)
Meh ending, i didn't feel anything, what's the point of characters doing something tragic when the anime itself didn't even try to make me like them? a waste of time especially if you're a fan of the game since this is a bad adaptation
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