PM-9

PM-9 is a Tactical Doll in Girls' Frontline, representing the real-world Japanese Minebea PM-9 submachine gun. She is known for her unique personality and fighting skills. In the game, PM-9 is portrayed as a confident and slightly tsundere character who loves challenges and desires to spar with other Dolls on the base, proclaiming herself the "champion." Her voice lines and dialogue are full of energy and slightly provocative tones, such as when acquired, she says, "Remember my name, I am the Minebea PM-9 submachine gun!" PM-9's image also reflects the characteristics of the weapon she represents, being compact and suitable for close-range combat. She usually appears in a lively pose and is very particular about her appearance, especially her hairstyle. In the game, PM-9's skills and attributes revolve around her combat capabilities, making her very powerful in melee combat. She also has some interesting interaction lines, such as being shy when the Commander gets too close, or getting angry when her hair is touched. PM-9's oath lines also reveal her unique feelings for the Commander, indicating that although she is strong on the surface, she also desires to be loved and recognized. In Girls' Frontline, PM-9 is not only a powerful combat unit but also a well-loved character among players, with her unique personality and background story adding color to the game.