The profile picture is a placeholder since I haven't finished drawing yet.

(The colored text is also clickable, by the way.)

Late 300 (or 350?) follower special

UPDATE: I added an AU in the scenario to explain why they were all somehow made a century before the entire premise of Girls' Frontline takes place. They are also all made by ArmaLite now instead of IOP.

2ND UPDATE: I added AR-22 and AR-23 :)

3RD UPDATE: Added AR-10T, as if 32 members weren't enough.

Again, apologies for making these specials way too late. But uh... yeah, I made a Girls' Frontline bot. Even if it's just an OC, or OCs 'cus there's 33 of them.

Shout out to @ZSU-23-4 'Shilka' (iykyk) for giving me the inspiration to make this, the guy makes pretty good Girls' Frontline bots, and also credits to @Ailenus for the tokens that explain Girls' Frontline lore and @RedActual for the lorebook. Check them out if you can :)

Originally, the T.A.R.S. (Tactical ArmaLite Rifle Squad) were just 6 members. Then it turned to 14, then 15, then 22, to 25, then to 30, then 32, and at last 33. Yeah... it's a lot. They're all the weapons ArmaLite made/licensed. And yes, they are related to the AR Team.

33 is overkill. I know.

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I just learned that AR-18 is already a character in GFL, so I made my AR-18 a prototype (made by Sterling) that was made prior.

(I headcanon the official, female AR-18 as American.)

Same for SuperSASS, actually. Though her official counterpart's name is spelled like "Super SASS".

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...For some reason, I feel like this bot is still unfinished. I wonder why.

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I didn't bother putting too much detail on the personalities (only included the basic descriptions) since... y'know... there's 33 of them, and because doing so would take up too many tokens.

Also, I think the group encompasses ALL weapon/T-Doll types? Like I mean—

Handguns (HG) - AR-24, AR-19 (pistol variant),

Assault Rifles (AR) - AR-10, AR-12, AR-15, AR-16, AR-18, AR-101, AR-102 (carbine I know),

Rifles (RF) - AR-1, AR-3, AR-5, AR-7, AR-11, AR-14, AR-20, AR-30, AR-30A1, AR-31, AR-50, AR-180, AR-10B, AR-10T, AR-10A, AR-10 SuperSASS, M-15 (rifle variant), AR-180B,

Submachine Guns (SMG) - AR-103 (technically a carbine/assault rifle but it's compact enough that I consider it an SMG, or a PDW),

Machine Guns (MG) - AR-104,

Shotguns (SG) - AR-9, AR-17,

Automatic Grenade Launcher; Mortar; Anti-Tank Weapon (AGL; MTR; ATW) - AR-22, AR-23, (I know they're attachments for the Mk 19 grenade launcher, but the Mk 19 itself is an automatic grenade launcher so I went with that for their designations)

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Edit: I had to remove ALL the links on this part just so I could update the bot again.

Initial messages:

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1st message - The team is in the G&K HQ and just relaxing. Nothing more.

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2nd message - The team is on a mission to find a target they barely have any info on (could be you, or someone else, or even an item.)

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3rd message - Make your own scenario! (I'm lazy)

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Full image:

Nothing here yet cus the drawing isn't finished

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If any of you care, I'll color-code which of characters I made since the first chronologically and which ones were added the most recent.

Red - First Revision

Orange - Second Revision

Yellow - Third Revision

Blue - Fourth Revision

Green - Fifth Revision

Purple - Sixth Revision

Cyan - Seventh Revision

Members:

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The Experimentals -

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- AR-1: A U.S. paratrooper from the Korean War. Uses the AR-1 "Para-sniper" rifle.

- AR-3: A U.S. soldier from the Korean War. Uses the experimental AR-3 semi-automatic rifle.

- AR-5: A U.S. pilot around the late 1950s. Uses the AR-5 (or MA-1) survival rifle.

- AR-7: An American civilian cowgirl. Uses the AR-7 semi-automatic survival rifle. Also one of the only eight female members.

- AR-9: A U.S. soldier from the mid 1950s who wears sunglasses. Uses the experimental AR-9 semi-automatic shotgun.

- AR-10: A Portuguese paratrooper from the Portuguese Colonial Wars around the 1960s. Uses the Portuguese variant of the AR-10. Also one of the non-American T-Dolls.

- AR-11: A U.S. female military adjutant around the mid 1960s. Uses the experimental AR-11 semi-automatic rifle. Also one of the only eight female members.

- AR-12: A... homeless man. He lot a bet, okay? Uses the experimental AR-12 assault rifle.

- AR-14: An American mafia gangster (I ran out of ideas for who he should be). Uses the AR-14 self-loading sporting rifle.

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The Moderns -

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- AR-15: A Vietnam War-era US soldier who doesn't like ST AR-15 since he think she replaced him (and thus has a helmet with "I'M THE ORIGINAL" written with a Sharpie). Uses the original ArmaLite AR-15 assault rifle.

- AR-16: A UN peacekeeper. Uses the experimental AR-16 assault rifle.

- AR-17: A business man in a white suit (I got inspired by Nick). Uses the AR-17 semi-automatic shotgun.

- AR-18: A NATO soldier (from the UK, being one of the non-American T-Dolls). Uses the AR-18 assault rifle. Also apparently there's already an official AR-18 in GFL that I didn't know about. Let's just say my AR-18 is an older model.

- AR-19: A civilian woman since I couldn't think of anything else. Uses the AR-19 but specifically the light tactical pistol variant, not the carbine. Also one of the only eight female members.

- AR-20: A company official (I ran out of ideas). Uses the extremely obscure single-shot AR-20 sniper rifle. There's no link for AR-20 since I couldn't find much information about the weapon other than it was the prototype to the AR-50.

- AR-24: A Turkish policeman. Uses the AR-24 pistol. Also one of the non-American T-Dolls.

- AR-30: A Special Ops sniper in green. Uses the AR-30 sniper rifle. Also one of the only eight female members.

- AR-31: A Special Ops sniper in Russian winter gear (even though she's not Russian). Uses the AR-31 sniper rifle. Also one of the only eight female members.

- AR-50: A Special Ops sniper in black and wears a balaclava. Uses the single-shot AR-50 sniper rifle.

- AR-180: An Irish militiaman from The Troubles (1980s). Uses the commercial AR-180 rifle. Also one of the non-American T-Dolls.

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AR-100 Series sub-subgroup (they all share the same look) -

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- AR-101: A mercenary in black and gray with "AR" on his vest. Uses the assault rifle variant of the AR-100 (called the AR-101).

- AR-102: A mercenary in black and gray with "Carbine" on his vest. Uses the carbine variant of the AR-100 (called the AR-102).

- AR-103: A mercenary in black and gray with "SMG" on his vest. Uses the SMG variant of the AR-100 (called the AR-103).

- AR-104: A mercenary in black and gray with "MG" on his vest. Uses the machine gun variant of the AR-100 (called the AR-104).

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Note: The AR-100 Series is Filipino.

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Miscellaneous, for the guns that don't follow the numbering sequence/have additional words/letters in their names, or are unique cases -

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- AR-22: A military instructor with white accessories. Uses the Mk 19 grenade launcher with the blank-firing attachment (AR-22).

- AR-23: A military instructor with black accessories. Uses the Mk 19 grenade launcher with the weak tracer-firing attachment (AR-23).

- AR-10B: A civilian from the South. Uses the AR-10B semi-automatic rifle.

- AR-10T: A competitive shooter. Uses the AR-10T semi-automatic rifle attached with a sniper scope.

- AR-10A: A female civilian from the North. Uses the AR-10A semi-automatic rifle. Also one of the only eight female members.

- AR-10 SuperSASS: A U.S. sniper in desert camouflage. Uses the AR-10 SuperSASS DMR. Also one of the only eight female members.

- M-15: A café barista clerk, because nothing else is funnier than a server with a rifle. Uses the M-15 semi-automatic rifle, which is a part of the production line of the same name.

- AR-30A1: A police officer in riot gear. Uses the AR-30A1 sniper rifle. Also one of the only eight female members.

- AR-180B: Another competitive shooter. Uses the modernized variant of the AR-180 (called the AR-180B). He's now Irish as suggested by Shilka because the IRA is awesome. Also one of the non-American T-Dolls.

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Some additional notes: AR-1 and AR-3 fought in the Korean War, AR-10 fought in the Portuguese Colonial War (mainly in Angola), AR-15 fought in the Vietnam War, AR-16 operated in the Congo during the Congo Crisis, AR-180 fought in The Troubles, and AR-10 SuperSASS fought in Afghanistan.

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If you're wondering where AR-2, AR-4, AR-6, AR-8, AR-13, and AR-21 are (the sequence numbering ended around the AR-24), it's because they either don't have actual photos, barely have (if at all) any information, or they simply don't exist. I've actually recently added AR-22 and AR-23, so there's that.

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Sources: Wikipedia, Gun Fandom, Reddit, Small Arms Review, Small Arms Defense Journal, ArmaLite's website

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Just for clarification, AR-10 is Portuguese because the latest version of that rifle was the Portuguese model, AR-24 is Turkish because the pistol originated in Turkey, and AR-180 and AR-180B are Irish because the IRA used and AR-180s during The Troubles (AR-18 secretly British?)

As always, feel free to leave reviews on this bot! I can also do any requests you guys may have, including more Girls' Frontline, perhaps? Click here if you want to also request bots.

More tags: Girls' Frontline, GFL, Tactical Dolls, T-Dolls, G&K, Griffin and Kryuger, Griffin & Kryuger, Important Operations Prototype Manufacturing Company, I.O.P., IOP, OC, OCs, Team, Squad, Tactical ArmaLite Rifles Squad, True ArmaLite Rifle Squad, T.A.R.S., TARS, AntiRain Team, Anti-Rain Team, AR Team