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'''Shadowless''' is a reporter of the DFF in Berlin, [[Germany]], hosting the news broadcast Aktuelle Kamera.<ref>{{cite|gfl|ms|Chapter 1, DRF24, AM 10:00}}</ref> She appears regularly in the broadcasts seen in [[Mirror Stage]] | '''Shadowless''' is a reporter of the DFF in Berlin, [[Germany]], hosting the news broadcast Aktuelle Kamera.<ref>{{cite|gfl|ms|Chapter 1, DRF24, AM 10:00}}</ref> She appears regularly in the broadcasts seen in [[Mirror Stage]], [[Poincare Recurrence]] and [[Longitudinal Strain]]. She is often on scene of the events she reports on and has a strong sense of journalistic integrity, believing that a media must always seek the truth and not simply relay official statements.<ref>{{cite|gfl|ms|Reflection}}</ref> [[Light]] is her brother and their mother was the mentor of [[J]] in the [[Stasi]],<ref>{{cite|gfl|ms|Schrödinger’s Cat}}</ref> who remains a friend of the family,<ref>{{cite|gfl|ms|Flash}}</ref> but Shadowless disapproves of her brother becoming a Stasi agent like their parents due to the dangers involved.<ref>{{cite|gfl|ms|Cracks}}</ref> She didn't attend the funeral service of Light and the other dead agents from the Neu-Tempelhof Paradeus attack, choosing to visit alone later. She lamented not managing to convince her brother to quit before it was too late.<ref>{{cite|gfl|pr|E6-12}}</ref> | ||
{{spoiler|In [[Slow Shock]], it is shockingly revealed that Shadowless is actually a [[Paradeus]] agent codenamed Ráðgríðr (after one of the Valkyries of Norse mythology), controlling the German public opinion and covering up their actions, like the assassinations performed by [[Galatea Corporation]].<ref>{{cite|gfl|ss|SSE03-1}}</ref> This puts all of Shadowless' previous statements and actions into question, as the real Shadowless could be dead and the living one a [[Nyto]] body double.}} | |||
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Revision as of 20:37, 8 October 2024
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| Affiliation | Germany |
| Voice actor | -TBA- |
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Shadowless is a reporter of the DFF in Berlin, Germany, hosting the news broadcast Aktuelle Kamera.[1] She appears regularly in the broadcasts seen in Mirror Stage, Poincare Recurrence and Longitudinal Strain. She is often on scene of the events she reports on and has a strong sense of journalistic integrity, believing that a media must always seek the truth and not simply relay official statements.[2] Light is her brother and their mother was the mentor of J in the Stasi,[3] who remains a friend of the family,[4] but Shadowless disapproves of her brother becoming a Stasi agent like their parents due to the dangers involved.[5] She didn't attend the funeral service of Light and the other dead agents from the Neu-Tempelhof Paradeus attack, choosing to visit alone later. She lamented not managing to convince her brother to quit before it was too late.[6]
In Slow Shock, it is shockingly revealed that Shadowless is actually a Paradeus agent codenamed Ráðgríðr (after one of the Valkyries of Norse mythology), controlling the German public opinion and covering up their actions, like the assassinations performed by Galatea Corporation.[7] This puts all of Shadowless' previous statements and actions into question, as the real Shadowless could be dead and the living one a Nyto body double.
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References
- ↑ Girls' Frontline, Mirror Stage, Chapter 1, DRF24, AM 10:00
- ↑ Girls' Frontline, Mirror Stage, Reflection
- ↑ Girls' Frontline, Mirror Stage, Schrödinger’s Cat
- ↑ Girls' Frontline, Mirror Stage, Flash
- ↑ Girls' Frontline, Mirror Stage, Cracks
- ↑ Girls' Frontline, Poincaré Recurrence, E6-12
- ↑ Girls' Frontline, Slow Shock, SSE03-1
