Elphelt Valentine's Dolls
Psychic constructs that dance to the rhythm of her fractured will.
Elphelt Valentine's Dolls are the primary instruments of combat for the enigmatic young noblewoman Elphelt Valentine. These physical constructs serve as extensions of her powerful telekinetic will, allowing her to manipulate the battlefield without direct physical contact. Rather than relying on brute strength or martial arts, she commands a collection of ornate puppets that act as both weapons and emotional anchors in a world where she often feels isolated.
- Character
- Elphelt Valentine
- Power Type
- Telekinetic Doll Control
- First Appearance
- Guilty Gear X
- Affiliation
- Valentine Family (Formerly) / Independent
- Status
- Active
Lore & Background
The source does not provide any information about Elphelt Valentine's Dolls, their origin, abilities, or connection to a character named Elphelt Valentine. The source is entirely about the game Girls' Frontline and does not mention Guilty Gear, Elphelt Valentine, or any related characters or concepts. Therefore, no lore can be written based on the source.
In Their Own Story
The source does not contain any narrative or story elements about Elphelt Valentine's Dolls. It exclusively covers the development, gameplay, and synopsis of Girls' Frontline, with no reference to Guilty Gear or its characters. Consequently, no story can be provided.
Reader's Guide
The source offers no guidance or gameplay details about Elphelt Valentine's Dolls. All content in the source pertains to Girls' Frontline's T-Dolls, echelons, combat mechanics, and resource management. Without any mention of Elphelt Valentine or her dolls, a guide cannot be written.
Did You Know?
- The source does not mention Elphelt Valentine or Guilty Gear in any capacity.
- The source is exclusively about the mobile game Girls' Frontline, developed by Chinese studio MICA Team.
- Girls' Frontline was released in Mainland China on 20 May 2016.
- The game's premise was inspired by Kantai Collection, but with anthropomorphized warships replaced by firearms.
- The Japanese version of Girls' Frontline was released under the title Dolls Frontline due to a trademark conflict.
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