Girls' Frontline (TV)
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Alternative title:
Dolls' Frontline
ドールズフロントライン (Japanese)
Plot Summary:
In 2045, most of the Earth was ravaged by Collapse Fluid pollution. World War III broke out across the world over limited housing and food. When the war ended, the world was devastated and civilization is on the brink of collapse. Labor shortages have prompted advances in mechanical technology and resulted in the creation of androids that imitate human beings but have abilities that far transcend human capabilities. Similarly, androids known as Tactical Dolls (T-Dolls) are used by private military companies in the frontlines of numerous brushfire wars.
One day, the AI of the munitions company Sangvis Ferri suddenly rebelled against humankind. The "Anti-Rain" Squad, an elite T-Doll squadron belonging to the private military company Griffin & Kryuger, begins to investigate.
One day, the AI of the munitions company Sangvis Ferri suddenly rebelled against humankind. The "Anti-Rain" Squad, an elite T-Doll squadron belonging to the private military company Griffin & Kryuger, begins to investigate.
User Ratings:
85 ratings have been given [details]
Vintage:
2022-01-07
Official website:
TVアニメ『ドールズフロントライン』公式サイト (Japanese)
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Other article:
The Winter 2022 Preview Guide - Girls' Frontline (Jan 7, 2022)
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Storyboard:
Akira Oguro (ep 9) Hiroshi Aoyama (ep 4) Kentarō Waki (OP) Naoki Matsuura (ep 10) Osamu Yamasaki (ep 8) Shigeru Ueda (ED; eps 6, 12) Tadato Suzuki (eps 1, 3, 7, 11) Tomomi Mochizuki (ep 2)
Episode Director:
Masahiro Okamura (ep 10) Masahiro Takada (ep 5) Masahiro Takata (ep 5) Mizuki Sasaki (eps 2, 9) Naoki Matsuura (ep 6) Shigeru Ueda (eps 7, 12) Tadato Suzuki (eps 1, 11) Takahiro Ōtsuka (eps 3, 8) Takashi Kikugawa (eps 4, 8)
Animation Director:
Aoi Mori (7 episodes eps 1-2, 4, 6, 9, 11-12 ) Emi Satō (8 episodes eps 1-2, 4, 6-7, 9, 11-12 ) Futafusa (eps 6, 12) Junko Matsushita (ep 3) Yasuka Ōtaki (OP; 6 episodes eps 1-2, 4, 9, 11-12 )
2nd Key Animation:
Aoi Mori (OP; ep 12) Bunkun (OP) Emi Satō (OP; ep 7) Hironori Izu (OP) Honoka Hori (ED; eps 7, 12) Mahmoud Moftah (OP)
In-Between Animation:
Aoi Mori (eps 4, 8) Emi Satō (eps 4, 7) Hironori Izu (eps 3-4) Yasuka Ōtaki (eps 4, 7-8)
Key Animation:
Akira Oguro (ep 1) ani (OP) Aoi Mori (ED; eps 1, 6, 11) Athena (OP) Emi Satō (eps 1, 6, 11) FireB (STUDIO SLEEP; ep 3) Gin-san (OP) Hachi (OP) Hironori Izu (eps 1, 6, 11) Honoka Hori (5 episodes eps 1, 3-4, 6, 8 ) Lzyboost (OP) Saucelot (OP) Sonoka Maeda (OP) Tomohide Kikunaga (eps 3, 5, 7, 12) Yasuka Ōtaki (OP; eps 1, 6, 11) Yumiko Yamamoto (OP) |
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2nd Key Animation:
Akatsuki & Phoenix Animation Holdings Asahi Production J-Cube Animation Kikishin Animation One Order RadPlus Reboot Revival Seven Seas
Finish Animation:
Asahi Production Asahi Production Shiroishi Studio J-Cube Animation Kikishin Animation One Order PT.Kreasi Studio Ubud (OP) RadPlus Reboot Revival Seven Seas |
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