Girls' Frontline 2: Exilium 1.5 Anniversary Brings New Dolls, Free Pulls, and Two-Part Event

MICA Team is marking 18 months of Girls' Frontline 2: Exilium with a two-part anniversary update that kicked off June 25 and runs all the way through August 5, 2026. The 1.5 Anniversary event is called Dawnforger, and it's packed with new dolls, new outfits, and a serious haul of free rewards.

Part one — Dawnforger: Part 1 — runs June 25 through July 15 and introduces two new dolls: Loreley, a support character dubbed the Elegant Enchantress, and Harpsy, who players can unlock for free by completing the Evershifting Hacker missions. Three new outfits also arrive in part one: Loreley's Twilight Whisper, Klukai's Indigo Oath, and Makiatto's Steamy Vacance. The commander outfit Nightfire can also be unlocked for free during this window. Part two — Dawnforger Part 2 and Unto The Radiance — runs July 16 through August 5 and brings Cheyanne and Liushih into the roster, each with their own launch outfits: Maiden Debut for Cheyanne and Beauty in the East for Liushih, both available at a limited-time discount. Across the full 42-day event, players can earn over 100 pulls and 13,000 Collapsed Pieces through events and activities. Looking further ahead, MICA Team says more than 470 pulls will be distributed as patch rewards over roughly the next four months.

Girls' Frontline 2: Exilium launched on PC via Steam and mobile on December 3, 2024, as the sequel to the long-running tactical RPG Girls' Frontline. MICA Team has been steadily expanding the game's roster and story since launch, and the 1.5 Anniversary update also teases major crossover collaborations, new factions, returning characters, and long-awaited story revelations on the horizon — though specifics on those weren't detailed.

The free unlock for Harpsy and the Nightfire commander outfit are the clearest wins for casual players who don't want to spend, while the discounted outfits in part two give spenders a reason to stay engaged through early August. With 470-plus pulls promised over the next four months, MICA Team is clearly trying to keep the player base invested well past the anniversary window itself.