I used Google Translate to read the story, so I apologize if I got several things wrong.
UMP45 is a defective T-Doll, lacking a Fire Control Core like the others. This causes her combat efficiency to drop and some serious self-esteem issues. Enter UMP40, who also lacks a FCC but has an Electronic Warfare Core installed in its place. They bonded together over their lack of combat skill, with 40 acting like some sort of big sister to 45. Turns out 45 also had an EWC installed, so 40 teaches her how to use it. Some time later, the two are selected for a mission (a raid on a Sangvis factory, if I'm reading this right) involving human soldiers and military dolls. 45 inadvertently helps 40 to hack the automatons, which massacres the soldiers. It turns out 40 was part of a conspiracy orchestrated by the "Sixth Bureau of Military Intelligence". This mission involves 40 as the "key". 45 is the "backup". Should 40 fails, 45 would be hijacked and forced to complete the mission. Once the mission is complete, a security program will activate and destroy both of their minds. But it won't activate if one of them dies. So in order to protect 45, 40 intentionally completed the mission and orders 45 to kill her. 40 appeals to 45's desire to live, and tells her to live for herself, not just as a tool for others. With her dying breath, 40 gives her dog tags to 45 and helps her escape.
This is just for UMP45's flashbacks, of course. I think it's a neat way to round out her character. It's also worth noting that UMP9 knows nothing about all of this.
EDIT: UMP40 lied. The security program would have only killed her, not both of them. She lied so that 45 can shed her naivety, and make her fully determined to live.
And how do the wrench wielding kid and his beret wearing lady friend fit into all of this?
They're 404 Squad handlers/maintenance personnel. Deele (wrench boy) mentions that the 404 are "illegal" T-Dolls, which means they can't get standard Griffon maintenance services.
I used Google Translate to read the story, so I apologize if I got several things wrong.
UMP45 is a defective T-Doll, lacking a Fire Control Core like the others. This causes her combat efficiency to drop and some serious self-esteem issues. Enter UMP40, who also lacks a FCC but has an Electronic Warfare Core installed in its place. They bonded together over their lack of combat skill, with 40 acting like some sort of big sister to 45. Turns out 45 also had an EWC installed, so 40 teaches her how to use it. Some time later, the two are selected for a mission (a raid on a Sangvis factory, if I'm reading this right) involving human soldiers and military dolls. 45 inadvertently helps 40 to hack the automatons, which massacres the soldiers. It turns out 40 was part of a conspiracy orchestrated by the "Sixth Bureau of Military Intelligence". This mission involves 40 as the "key". 45 is the "backup". Should 40 fails, 45 would be hijacked and forced to complete the mission. Once the mission is complete, a security program will activate and destroy both of their minds. But it won't activate if one of them dies. So in order to protect 45, 40 intentionally completed the mission and orders 45 to kill her. 40 appeals to 45's desire to live, and tells her to live for herself, not just as a tool for others. With her dying breath, 40 gives her dog tags to 45 and helps her escape.
This is just for UMP45's flashbacks, of course. I think it's a neat way to round out her character. It's also worth noting that UMP9 knows nothing about all of this.
EDIT: UMP40 lied. The security program would have only killed her, not both of them. She lied so that 45 can shed her naivety, and make her fully determined to live.
Knowing the story, I say this should be in "Soul-Crushingly Depressing" pool.
Idk, that's my opinion.
From now on, you are number 3.AhahahahaAh~cute girls~
Ah~marshmallow~Stop groping me.What, I see you are peeking GNK side.Nothing, just looking.Don't go any closer to them, we must stay concealed for now. If they found us, we'll have to edit their mind graph again.Hey, 416, don't you think game like this is actually a fine thing to do?At least you get to meet them again, even if all it means is just a pile of data.