Frame Arms Girl is a spin-off of Kotobukiya's original model kit series, Frame Arms, that creates a bishoujo-style character for each mecha. Each team faces their own troubles: Gourai and Jinrai crash in a playground and are stuck in a sandstorm caused by Sleipni-taro, Stylet and Baselard are knocked into a field by the Materia sisters where they are licked by goats (which damages their flight abilities), and the sisters crash into a tree.

The hand parts are molded in PVC, which lacquer-based paints can easily peel off of, making them super versatile and easy to work with. You may be surprised, but the illustrations and sculpts of Geralt and Ciri both started at the same time! This model is brought to life based on Humikane Shimada's bishoujo-style character illustration of Takayuki Yanase's Frame Arms DDX-101 Kongo design. She is Ao's closest friend and a little genius, together they are a fun duo, both in conversations and in joint activities.The greatsword "Berngurst," the shield "Hel-Rine," and the "Aiming Jammer" for the head are all included as specialized armaments.

She has a fun way of looking at everything from a medieval samurai's perspective, but that makes her quite likeable, even if it's a strong cliché. A. Girls sent by Factory Advance, the company who created them, who Gourai battles against while also having various adventures alongside. She's a geek when it comes to model kits, and she's excited when she realizes that Ao has some Frame Arms Girls.As each of the girls work hard to make their own personal rooms, the Materia sisters use almost all of Ao's savings for their own dollhouse room. However, if you would like to, you can change your settings at any time using the Change cookie settings link in the Special menu. She also comes with bangs with a headband for the wavy hairstyle and without a headband for the twintails and bun hairstyles. Based on the original Frame Arms line, Frame Arms Girl features the robots from that line re-portrayed as anthropomorphic mecha musume, known as F. A. Girl who has a particularly obsession with the Sengoku period and specializes in ninja techniques.

Three newly sculpted, pre-painted face parts are included (Looking Forward, Looking Left/Smiling, Clenching Teeth). The low rating for the story and plot is not due to the fact that it feels like a déjà-vu, but because it is an unspectacular copy and less entertaining than "Busou Shinki and the Arnval Mk. Ao Gennai is a completely average first-year high school student—that is, until a mysterious package is delivered to her home one day. Premium Bandai or P-Bandai is a range of limited release kits to in some cases certain regions or countries. Articulation is limited to the neck, shoulders, hips and ankles; limbs are molded in 1-3 pieces each and are hollow on one side.After Gourai tries administering some shock therapy by kissing Stylet, Ao discovers that she had accidentally stepped on one of Stylet's parts the previous night. A. girls known as the Materia sisters arrive and challenge Gourai and Stylet to a battle, but the latter two are having trouble working together. All in all, the animation is decorative, but overall I was more fascinated by the weapons, the fights and the related animation in Busou Shinki. A. Girls are tasked with fetching her notebook from school at night, providing Baselard and the Materia Sisters with an opportunity to scare them by pretending to be ghosts. With Kenbu and Gai, Amō has the opportunity to change the course of history for both himself and the entire nation of Japan.

Faithful, kindheartedly somewhat naive and armed with a variety of weapons such as knive, bazooka and pistol, as well as the small plus of caterpillar treads, on which the approximately 12 inch tall Belle with blonde hair and sparkling turquoise eyes, rides through her battles as if on rollerblades. In addition, Kaho Narumi expresses very well that Gourai as Android really tries to understand human emotions and not just imitate them.The following is a description of characters and their personalities that appeared in the anime and manga as opposed to their respective real life kits' instruction manuals.