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''Frame Types'' are three broad categories into which all BattleFrame Girls can be divided which denote their preferred approach to combat. The three categories are ''Melee Type, Ranged Type,'' and ''Cast Type'' Frames. While individuals BFGs can have their equipment customized and develop their own preferences and combat style, their choice of Frame will strongly influence these choices.
''Frame Types'' are three broad categories into which all [[BattleFrame Girls]] can be divided which denote their preferred approach to combat. The three categories are ''Melee Type, Ranged Type,'' and ''Cast Type'' Frames. While individuals BFGs can have their equipment customized and develop their own preferences and combat style, their choice of Frame will strongly influence these choices.


== Melee Type ==
== Melee Type ==
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== Cast Type ==
== Cast Type ==
[[File:Cast type.png|thumb|Cast Types can create asymmetrical strategies against other Frames, such as [[Victoria]] casting 'buffs' to enhance her physical attributes.]]
[[File:Cast type.png|thumb|Cast Types can create asymmetrical strategies against other Frames, such as [[Victoria]] casting 'buffs' to enhance her physical attributes.]]


Cast Type Frames are the loosest of the three categories, and encompass Frames which use unconventional weapons or more indirect methods of attack. Cast Frames can have highly individualistic abilities unable to be replicated by other Frames. Due to the intricacy of their electronics needed to produce these effects, they are often fragile and lacking in raw physical attributes, giving them little or no counter-play when forced to engage with Melee or Ranged Frames in their preferred method of offense.
Cast Type Frames are the loosest of the three categories, and encompass Frames which use unconventional weapons or more indirect methods of attack. Cast Frames can have highly individualistic abilities unable to be replicated by other Frames. Due to the intricacy of their electronics needed to produce these effects, they are often fragile and lacking in raw physical attributes, giving them little or no counter-play when forced to engage with Melee or Ranged Frames in their preferred method of offense.

Revision as of 13:19, 23 May 2025

Frame Types are three broad categories into which all BattleFrame Girls can be divided which denote their preferred approach to combat. The three categories are Melee Type, Ranged Type, and Cast Type Frames. While individuals BFGs can have their equipment customized and develop their own preferences and combat style, their choice of Frame will strongly influence these choices.

Melee Type

Melee Types typically have an aggressive fighting style, as shown by Stardust Knight.

Melee Type Frames are Frames which primarily attack in close range, either with hand-to-hand combat or with the aid of weapons meant for short distances. They often focus on aggressive tactics and overwhelming enemy Frames to substitute for lackluster defenses. Melee Frames are often characterized as being hot-tempered and being the most overtly excited to engage in combat.

List of known Melee Types:

  • Stardust Knight
  • Tammy
  • ZigZag
  • Sable

Ranged Type

Ranged Types such as Devil Dog can perform at varying ranges, but tend to favor medium or long range engagements.

List of Known Ranged Types:

  • Devil Dog
  • Nephilia
  • EDIE
  • Gwynevere
  • Mink
  • Metatron

Cast Type

Cast Types can create asymmetrical strategies against other Frames, such as Victoria casting 'buffs' to enhance her physical attributes.

Cast Type Frames are the loosest of the three categories, and encompass Frames which use unconventional weapons or more indirect methods of attack. Cast Frames can have highly individualistic abilities unable to be replicated by other Frames. Due to the intricacy of their electronics needed to produce these effects, they are often fragile and lacking in raw physical attributes, giving them little or no counter-play when forced to engage with Melee or Ranged Frames in their preferred method of offense.

List of Known Cast Types:

  • Victoria
  • Hexentanz
  • Hexenwaltz
  • Pyra