Martini-Henry

Martini-Henry is a Tactical Doll character in Girls' Frontline (ドールズフロントライン), based on the Martini-Henry rifle, a single-shot breech-loading rifle used by the British Army in the 19th century. In the game, she is a general support unit, obtainable through regular or heavy production, and can also be acquired during certain events via the Core Mask Shop or Frontline Protocol. She is portrayed as a doll who was once a test subject for a shooting association, obsessed with predicting hit rates and believing she can see the future, though her predictions are often inaccurate. Despite this, she is confident in her ability to see everything, adopting an arrogant attitude. Her skills and formation effects are focused on supporting the team and enhancing overall capabilities. The historical Martini-Henry rifle was primarily used in British colonial wars before being replaced by the Lee-Metford rifle, and was later used again as a secondary weapon in World War I. In Girls' Frontline, her character design reflects this history, making her a unique and interesting tactical doll.