#gfl oc

[katallica]

December 26, 2020 — unfinished character sketch

[fyodors-fancy-teacup]

Girls’ Frontline OC ref sheet commission from Twitter

[studentshaul]

It's like a young woman who seems to have a normal life but she could be secretly like a dimensional traveler.

There is a slight theme on this blog of characters seeming to be normal but actually aren’t, and I wanna continue this theme.

However I already have a Dimension Jumper in Scribe and I kind of wanna keep him as the only one on the blog.

So I like the idea of this person being seen as normal but not really being so I just dunno what to make them.

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Iron Branch T-doll profile: GMC-F 720Lb “Portland Mary” S/N 23-9987

Given Name: N/A

Call sign: “Ghengis Khan”

Operational Role: Squad Coordinator

Armament: LAR Grizzly Win Mag Mark V (x2), K-BAR 10.5” Tactical Knife

Ghengis Khan is a T-doll operator employed by the PMC Iron Branch, headquartered just out side of Salt Lake City, UT in the New North American Colonies. She’s a fairly contemplative doll who prefers thinking through situations rather than letting others determine what she should do. Her neural cloud is one of the most advanced on the civilian market, and she is a tactical genius, but a tactless dullard in social situations. With few acquaintances and fewer friends, Khan spends most of her time researching tactics or trying to persuade the requisition officers at Iron Branch to give her more dummy links, using logic and statistics of course. 

Khan is a repurposed domestic android, similar to T-dolls produced by the I.O.P. labs in Europe. The 720L series of domestic dolls are some of the most prolific models in the New North American Colonies (NNAC) with aftermarket parts made in the PRC, NNAC, Mexico and Texas. Standard parts are manufactured in the PRC and the NNAC, but assembly happens solely in the GMC-Ford plant in Portland, OR, and the shipped androids are often only given serial numbers and a model name, rather than allowed to chose a name themselves, despite being advanced enough to do so. The 720Lb model is the “Mary” model, and the buyers are encouraged to name the dolls what they want, a part of the marketing that emphasizes the high amount of modularity and customization in the 720L series. Indeed the modularity and reliability of the 720L series is the cause of their popularity, despite the impressive price tag associated with them. As such they occupy many jobs and roles in NNAC society that would involve human to human interaction, such as customer service, flight attendant, secretarial work, nursing, care-giving, and for wealthier but ultimately less than sociable or savory individuals, wives and girlfriends. Though they are by no means anything other than dolls, their AI and bodies are high quality and durable, and repairs and debugging are relatively rare. 

The Iron Branch technicians that reprogrammed 23-9987 were fairly elated to obtain a 720Lb model, as they rarely actually managed to get the requisitions officers of IB to see the usefulness of such an advanced neural cloud capability compared to the relatively higher cost of even used models. As such they implemented a new combat schema into 23-9987, the prototype of the “Sub-Commander Limited Operational Autonomy” protocols for the Squad Coordinator role. With this schema, 23-9987 would be able to make decisions usually reserved for the human Squad Handlers that oversee the movement and engagement of T-doll squads on missions. Iron Branch tactical squads are divided into two categories, and the schema for 23-9987 is to be a Squad Coordinator for a T-doll squad of up to 4 other T-dolls that uses conventional weapons and limited electronic warfare. The use of energy weapons, portable mass drivers, and destructive devices by non PRC forces is outlawed in the NNAC, and even if Iron Branch is not a white-listed PMC, such weapons are harder to hide the use of in populated areas. 

Implementing the prototype schema wasn’t an easy process however, and in doing so the software programers of Iron Branch had to scrape out and reinitialize all of 23-9987’s memories and personality, almost lobotomizing her neural cloud and annihilating her ability to mimic human interaction. After installation of the schema and her reactivation, 23-9987 became a cold wall compared to a new off the line 720Lb or any 720L series at all. Her tonal inflection is limited, and her emotional expression is only technically varied, and often escapes the notice of her human handlers, who have to rely on 23-9987’s T-doll squadmates to relay such information. But her performance in the field is a testament to the superiority of the 720Lb’s neural cloud and the talent of the IB technicians. The only remaining part of her humanity left over is her simulated breathing protocols, which persist only because their removal somehow causes 23-9987 to not fully boot, or to crash shortly after booting when using the Sub-Commander schema. 

Most of 23-9987’s body was augmented and replaced after being acquired by Iron Branch, her legs, arms, neck, and even shoulders, being replaced with high durability aftermarket parts to facilitate extended in-field performance. Part of the reason for her retrofit is the armament she was specifically programed for, dual Grizzly MkVs, which cause high impact on her whole titanium frame when used to their full potential. A product of jingoistic fervor and easy access manufacturing patents rather than practicality, the use of .50 AE is still quite effective against even some military grade androids, let alone unarmored humans or other dolls. Her limited magazine size and ammo carrying capacity require precise and accurate use of her only deployed firearms, and her lack of programing in other weapons platforms means that she can’t effectively adapt to fire fights without them. But that isn’t to say she is ignorant of their operation, as her Sub-Commander schema gives her access to their tactical uses in squad deployments, meaning she is encyclopedic in regards to her fellow T-dolls and their primary armaments and sidearms.

The Sub-Commander schema does not guarantee success in her missions and firefights, however, and human error and randomness can still create scenarios that outmatch the squads available resources or manpower. Case in point the mission that earned her the call sign, Ghengis Khan. After her first initial test missions as a Squad Coordinator, her squad was deployed on a fairly complex mission in Oklahoma City, OK, the edge of newly formed State of Texas. There they needed to secure three VIPs and extradite them to the NNAC for information extraction and prosecution. Unfortunately they were being held in city jail cell and due to be sent further south to Houston for trial in connection with a terrorist organization. The Squad was to strike at the jail as the VIPs were being transferred to a bus with other political prisoners. From there they would quickly escape to the highway using a getaway vehicle and be evacuated by air outside city limits. Unfortunately, the terrorist organization that the VIPs belonged to also wanted to jail break them at the same time and set off diversionary car bombs across the city to distract the local police. One of those car bombs went off directly next to the Iron Branch mobile command center several blocks away from the jail, killing the human handler for 23-9987’s squad. 23-9987 made the decision to move forward with the mission, engaging local police, state troopers, and the terrorists who started attacking the jail during the prisoner transfer. Her T-doll squad was heavily armed and armored, and took little casualties to secure the prison bus, but the VIPs hadn’t actually been transferred and were still inside the jail. 23-9987 then decided to have a squadmate drive the bus through the from of the jail, smashing inside and taking the firefight to the jail’s tight hallways. T-doll and human casualties were both fairly heavy by then and only 23-9987 actually made it to the VIP’s holding cells. Calculating that she couldn’t escort more than one VIP and fire her weapon at the same time, she executed two of the three in their cells and took the remaining VIP hostage. She then stole a cruiser from the motor pool and made her way out to the highway. But by the time she made it to the evac point, the local and state security forces were too close to safely transfer the VIP. 23-9987 then performed a limited neural cloud back up, handed the copy off to the VIP and split from him, lying and saying that the secondary evacuation zone was a safe house. She then drew the security forces away from him and ended up in a high speed chase for 30 miles, before crashing through a sound barrier next to the highway. The VIP was picked up by Iron Branch, along with the backup, concluding the mission. It was to date the single squad mission with the most casualties incurred and wouldn’t be surpassed for two years. The human handlers in Iron Branch dubbed 23-9987 “Ghengis Khan” for her cold and ruthless behavior and wrecking bloody havoc on enemy combatants and civilians alike in a major city.

Today some believe that Khan is cursed, that the intel officers never seem to accurately gauge the threats her squad will go up against, and even if she wins, casualties will be higher than they should be. Combined with her cold and aloof manner, and the possibility that she values mission success over the lives of even her handlers, which Iron Branch T-dolls aren’t supposed to do, mean that many handlers don’t want to command a squad with her in it. Indeed the technicians actually did go against the stated company mission statement and make her capable of both lying to her handlers and prioritizing mission success above everything else. But they still can’t make her choose engagements more cautiously, and struggle to obtain more 720Lb models in order to make more dummy links. She currently only has one dummy available and probably won’t get more anytime soon if her prototype schema isn’t ironed out. 

Khan stands at 5’8”, taller than the average 720Lb by a few inches. Her face is a boiler plate design though, European-American, dark blue eyes, thin brows, a narrow but tall nose, almost aquiline, and thin, pink lips. Her hair is an artificially dark black and straight worn at neck length, no bangs to get in her line of vision, not that it would actually interfere with her sensor array. An abnormally strong jawline is the start of her aftermarket changes, the sturdier frame allowing her to stay oriented if hit with explosive force that isn’t immediately disabling, a thicker neck continues into a shoulder with that is about 1.25” wider than standard, as her actual shoulders had been replaced with the heavy duty farm use versions of the GMC-F 704Ac3 model. Not technically compatible, the IB techs did a surgcal replacement, leaving a gasket seam where they connect to her torso and her biceps, where the usual 730Lb heavy duty arms are used. The elbows and wrists are often the most replaced joints on Khan, thanks to the firepower of the Grizzly MkV. Her model comes with various sizes of breastforms to suit the customers desires, but if the techs had gotten their way, Khan would have been flat chested. Unfortunately, the servos responsible for her simulated breathing cause too much noise if left only lightly covered, the incessant whine a death knell for covert missions. As such they went with the smallest available size, a B-cup form, though on her wider frame is makes Khan appear barrel chested, especially in her issued body armor. Her torso and abdomen are reinforced to protect her core, making her hips appear less wide in comparison, even though they are the standard size for her model. The heavy duty legs have been modified to be longer to increase running speed and sensor distance, and she uses an exoskeleton to provide additional mobility and stability, at the cost of not being able to squeeze into tight places. Overall weight when battle ready tops out at about 355lbs, making her on the heavier side for any T-doll, let alone a handgun user. Such a sturdy frame is usually for shotgun users to reinforce their balistic shielding or military androids. 

[thecodyagenda]

This is Brek, GFL Umpire who is DEFINITELY NOT Kit Fisto I promise I thought the colour was more different but uh, apparently not.

Anyway he referees a lot of the games and is a huge fan of Grandma Edith's tea place and Grandma Edith's grandkid made him those pink bands.

[solaaresque]

would anyone be interested if i posted my fullbody oc designs on here ??

[your-mighty-words-astound-me]

Sometimes you win, sometimes you lose

and sometimes you take a football straight to the face. It happens

[katallica]

May 30, 2023 — unnamed character sketch

[mocca-bun]

Completely forgot to post it here but there we go

Kinda felt like sketching @octovias_markus 's gfl Commander again cuz why not

https://twitter.com/mocca_bun/status/1317857979660730368

[atypicalgirldraws]

Godzilla's First Love - Prologue

Year 2025, in the central base of Monarch. Dr. Amira heads to the base of data where the his father's latest studies on Titanus Glypha, always by her side the soldier Marco Ricci accompanies. 

Marco notes that since the encounter with Alan Jonah, Amira had changed her face. He approaches her and kissing her cheek he tries to make her lift your spirits. 

- Marco: Honey, what is it that both disturbs you? 

- Amira: I'm fed up Marco, sometimes I would like to leave everything and go away from Monarch. But until you know how there is Glypha I will not be able, I have to see her and make sure she's safe. 

- Marco: Amira since I've been back, I do not see you rest and that to me worries. 

- Amira: It's nothing Marco, it's normal here we spend nights without to sleep. 

 Marco not convinced of the answer of Amira grabs her arms, sits her down in the chair and looks her in the eye. in the chair and looks her in the eyes. 

- Marco: tell me the truth Amira, still do you have feelings for him? It's been 10 years and I still see how you countenance changes every time you they name it. 

 Amira starts crying disconsolately, I could no longer hide her feelings from Marco, had been so good to her that no I deserved to see her suffer inside because of a beautiful but sad memory. Marco hugs her tight and tries to calm her down. 

- Marco: Maybe it's time to tell me everything that happened That year, you need to release it, release it only then will you feel better. 

- Amira: Make a lot of coffee, it's a long story and it will take us all evening.

- Marco: It's okay my love. 

 ~TBC~

Here is what I promised, it will take time to upload the chapter 1 since for reasons of health I have fallen behind in my studies, but I'll be back  😎👍 and stronger than now.   

You can follow me on Instagram a.typical.girl.2020 and my channel Youtube:

 https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC06NH_dLG8DmjdXjTwhw19g

[gatheringfantasies]

"I don't think getting hammered would be the best idea for most people-"

"Yo, anyone wanna get hammered with me? I'm bored."

[izutsoupmi]

i wish everyone that makes the doctor a horny man a very die

[sanguinechaos]

do you sometimes go completely off the rails with fancharacters

[once-and-future-alaskan]

Long time no art. Came back to this project after abandoning it abruptly due to a sudden start of a depressive episode. Now that I’ve finally done their joint damaged art (With stand alone versions!) I can finally present the new and improved ACAR T-Doll design and her girlfriend partner, Avtomat Gavrilov Kurze, the AGK doll! She prefers to go by Gavrilov though.

Below the cut is the usual info dump about in game mechanics, for a refresher, ACARs post can be found here.

T-Doll Concept: 

Front lines AR, Speq is "Poly-Ceramic Weaved Plate Carrier" which Grant's a huge bonus to armor with no evasion buff or debuff. Cannot run an exo and armor at the same time. Designed for synergy with all of ACARs modes and very friendly to mixed comps as a result.

Stat line: HP: 670 FP: 76 ACC: 50 EVA: 50 ROF: 53 ARMOR: 1 + 30

Formation buff: 20% FP universal tile buff ■ ■  ■ □  ■ ■ 

T-DOLL Skill:  Active: 5 shots of buck shot with high knock back potential with a -70% FP debuff. Anyone she shoots gets a -20% FP debuff applied and a decently brisk reload to create a gap in time between her skill ending and her actually starting to shoot her rifle again. 

Passive: Grants a 20% damage boost to entire echelon against all enemies effected by ACAR V2s Wrath of an Empire skill. If ACAR Is PDW then grants a full extra second to Echelon invulnerability upon skill activation. If ACAR is RF then applies mark to any enemies Gavrilov is shooting and changes ACARs target prioritization to marked enemies upon skill activation, ACAR receives a 25% accuracy boost against any marked enemies.  

[galacticfootyleague]

Hi!!! Is it okay if I sue a current oc and joint this GFL au??? (also its's funny because au- alt universe - au- also Australia).

Hello!

I... suppose? Depends on what kind of lawsuit? I can see some kind of petty lawsuits being amusing, but as long as it's nothing actively harmful/mean/triggering it should be fine.

I'm being cautious for now because I don't know what your idea involves exactly. I hope you understand anon.

(hahaha yes the au pun is amusing)