Goddess of Victory: Nikke Frima

As a laziness incarnate, she thinks deeply about the most efficient way to behave, hence she doesn't speak or move any more than necessary in her daily life.

Sea of Sloth Summer Business Series

Acquired through the Mission Pass Season 09 Reward.[2]

Frima coffee creamer Frima has the following aliases: Sword Spirit[3] Sleepyhead[3] Frima's name is taken from a specific brand of Korean coffee creamer produced by Dong Suh Co. Ltd. The name was taken from "prima donna," the lead female opera singer. Frima's personality type is INTP. Frima shares the same Korean character voice with Rupee / Rupee: Winter Shopper and EVE. Frima shares the same English character voice with D / D: Killer Wife, iDoll Sun, and Mica / Mica: Snow Buddy. The latter is formerly voiced by Corina Boettger. Frima shares the same Japanese character voice with Soldier EG.

The leader of Cafe Sweety, Tetra's most powerful combat Nikkes who largely work as fixers. Her favorite drink is coffee with cream, and no matter how much she drinks, as long as she has a couch and eye mask, she can fall asleep 3 seconds flat.

The leader of Cafe Sweety, who sells cream coffee. Her inherent laziness actually leads her to discover the most efficient ways to get things done.

Need sleep. Let's sleep. Same bed.

Frima is incredibly lazy, her speech rendered in a few laconic word statements. If there's no job lined up for the day, she'll spend nearly the entire day snoozing on her sofa. Even on the job, she's on the brink of falling asleep, though she does have moments of seriousness (mostly when Milk and Sugar threaten to take her cut).

As a human, Frima was a mercenary and she and her friends had to prepare for whatever job they were paid to do. Despite doing all they could, they all ended up dying anyway. From then onward, Frima grew to loathe being prepared, believing doing so will lead to bad luck as it is an imperfect system prone to accidents. To her, doing nothing became the best way to go through life and her main method of doing so is by sleeping. Though others might view this as a wasteful life, Frima is as happy as can be. There's no risk for being imperfect and no significant consequences for accidents.

After Mustang gave Cafe Sweety funds to open up their business, Frima used some of the money to buy a pillow made of high-end materials. She sleeps with it every night and can't doze off without it.[1]

Chapter 13 Cafe Sweety is one of several squads deployed to subjugate the Heretic Modernia and destroy the Raptures' underground base. During a firefight in the operation, Sugar suddenly blazes off by herself to assist Counters squad, much to the chagrin of Milk and Frima, who are left to fend for themselves as far as traversal and escape go.

Miracle Snow Frima and the rest of Cafe Sweety pay a visit to the Outpost Amusement Park for the Christmas celebration...only for Frima to fall asleep on the carousel.

Cafe Sweety received an invitation to the Admire's New Year party...only for Sugar to sneak out with the invite while Frima and Milk were arguing over who would go.

Blue Water Island and Sea, You, Again Main articles: Blue Water Island and Sea, You, Again Frima joins both trips to Blue Water Island and wanted to catch up on her sleep while essentially on vacation, even though they were on a proper mission. Despite her loafing nature, she proves herself useful when she needs to be.

After learning about Captain Alligator's treasure, Frima joins Mast, Anchor, and the protagonist on their quest to uncover it. For whatever reason, Frima still hasn't changed out of her swimsuit since Blue Water Island...

With the Tetra Golden Chip Showdown underway, Frima and the rest of Cafe Sweety are competing for their own reasons. The sleepyhead unsurprisingly wants a king-sized bed. They serves as team Soda's opponents during the Whack-a-Mole challenge, but Frima bailed on the team before the event.

Main article: You Can (Not) Evade The strongest Nikke squads fought against the Massive Object, but their weapons couldn't penetrate its Anti-Field and after witnessing its power, they are forced to retreat. When three Bunker Busters were launched that could spread the Anti-Field, those said squads are tasked with protecting the School Circle/NERV pairs that can take them out. In particular, Frima and Cafe Sweety are tasked with looking after Rei and Mari.

1. Physical Characteristics

• Hair: Silver-grey, long, and straight with bangs that cover part of the forehead.
• Eyes: Golden yellow with a dull or sleepy look.
• Expression: His face tends to be flat (stoic) and looks less enthusiastic, in accordance with his lazy and sleepy personality.

2. Clothing and Accessories

• Eye Mask (Sleep Mask): There is a black sleeping mask with a closed eyes motif that is placed on top of his head.
• Jacket: Wearing a large maroon puffer jacket with thick white fur on the collar. One side of the jacket is deliberately lowered to expose the shoulder (off-shoulder style).
• T-shirt: Wears a loose white t-shirt with the words "JUST DO IT" (a pun that often appears in his character designs).
• Pants: Black tight pants (leggings/skinny jeans) with lots of distressed details from the thighs to the knees.
• Shoes: Black high heel boots with orange accents on the back.

3. Additional Equipment

• Bags/Equipment: He was carrying a large black bag filled with various items, including water bottles, ropes, and other equipment that looked like tactical or outdoor gear.
• Overall Style: Her style reflects a streetwear aesthetic mixed with messy yet fashionable survivalist elements.

Main article: Boom! The Ghost! Frima is one of several Nikkes who joins the expedition aboard the Utopia. She's here to sleep in luxury, as per usual. However, when the gang finds out that the ship is infested with ghosts, they must work together to brings things back to normal.

Cafe Sweety is (in)famous as the most powerful combat Nikkes of Tetra Line, and for their work as "problem solvers" in circles of varying levels of legality. For its leader Frima, life couldn't be any simpler, her daily routine summed up in four steps;

Wake up, or rather, get bothered by Milk over and over until Frima is forced to get out of bed. Do a job. Despite Frima being so sleepy she'll doze off in the middle of job, she can still get it done, especially if it looks like Milk and Sugar are trying to steal her portion of the pay. Drink cream coffee. It's Frima's favorite beverage and also the only thing she will ever drink. Despite some reservations from the protagonist, she'll insist on drinking more. Go to sleep. With her ever-so-comfy couch and eyeshade, catching some shuteye is as simple as counting to three. This unchanging routine as all Frima ever needs. Until one day, after the first 3 steps are done, something strange happens. Try as she might, Frima is just unable to fall asleep...

The protagonist gets a message from Milk, asking for assistance in sorting out Frima. Since becoming unable to sleep, Frima has taken to endless complaining and refusing to leave her room. Milk frankly doesn't care what methods are used so long as Frima is ready to handle Cafe Sweety's job tomorrow.

Outside Frima's room, Milk and Sugar greet the protagonist, having stepped out of their leader's dorm after hearing enough of her whining. Milk sees it as Frima's usual brand of laziness taken to an extreme while Sugar thinks there's a more underlying issue. The protagonist steps into the room to see for himself.

Inside, Frima is trying all manner of positions on her sofa to fall asleep, but to no avail. Parsing through her laconic answers, the protagonist finds out that Frima has been unable to sleep for 3 days now, and it's really getting her down. He suggests that she step outside or find a new sleeping place, but 3 whole days without sleep has left Frima with even less energy than usual, and she can't even slink out of bed. She also denies the floor for being too hard, demonstrating the softness of her sofa with a single poke. The protagonist considers using some incentive to tempt Frima outside, and settles on cream coffee, despite the Outpost cafe being quite a ways away from the dorms. Seeing Frima toss and turn over and over, the protagonist bids her to wait while he steps out.

Some time later, the protagonist brings a coffee with cream to Frima's dorm. She's more than happy to see her favorite beverage, but her enthusiasm immediately cools when she hears she has to get up to drink it. The protagonist offers his hand to help her up, but try as she might, Frima can't even work up the strength to raise her arm that high. Seeing this as a serious issue, the protagonist suggests going to the hospital, calling an ambulance as Frima is in no state to get up and go.

A knock on Frima's door reveals Mary and Pepper of Seraphim, who've answered the protagonist's call. Sugar notes that it really is becoming serious, whilst Milk still thinks they're making a mountain out of a molehill. Mary performs a diagnostic questioning, which seemingly turns up no issues. Thus, Mary asks the protagonist to step outside so she can perform a more thorough examination of Frima.

A while later, the protagonist steps back in. Physically speaking, Frima is perfectly fine, aside from the fatigue of being unable to sleep. Despite this, it seems as though Frima genuinely has a problem, admittedly more of a psychological one. While a Nikke may have no physical problems working 72 hours without sleep, the same can't be said of a Nikke's brain, which is still human. Ergo, the body is signaling the brain that it cannot function without sleep, and the brain is suffering for it. It's not really an issue of willpower or effort as Sugar or Milk posit. Mary insists that she's still speculating, but if this issue really is rooted in instinct, then the problems will only exacerbate the longer Frima goes without sleep. Worst case scenario? She'll suffer a Mind Switch.

Needless to say, the protagonist and Cafe Sweety are not happy with this idea, least of all Frima herself. Milk prods Frima to get up, but the latter simply can't work up the strength. Mary elaborates that sleep is an important need for humans, and if a Nikke can't get sleep, that can cause cognitive dissonance between her body and brain. Sugar boils it down to simply needing to put Frima to sleep, and readies a cartridge of bullets loaded with tranquilizers. Pepper considers this a little extreme, but Milk and Frima are onboard with this idea, finding it a better alternative to Mind Switch.

The protagonist and Cafe Sweety put their heads together trying to find a way to lull Frima to sleep. No one is able or willing to put an idea out there, so Milk decides to start with the basics. First off is playing a lullaby to soothe Frima to sleep. Milk's idea of a lullaby involves simply telling her to go to sleep...to the tune of death metal beats and screaming. The protagonist thinks to himself that a baby would more likely wake up and headbang to this song while Sugar doesn't miss a chance to diss Milk. Frima herself is no closer to sleeping than she was before, so this plan is a bust.

Sugar's idea is to stuff Frima with food and drink till she feels a food coma coming on, to which the Nikke in question asks for cream coffee, disregarding the others' warnings about the caffeine keeping her awake. Since Frima is so adamant about drinking coffee, the others decide to play rock-paper-scissors to decide who has to make a run to the cafe. Milk ends up losing.

Some time later, the protagonist is giving Frima a cream coffee. She slurps it down in almost no time at all, and is quick to ask for another. What follows for the next several hours is Frima making the others run back to the cafe to keep bringing her coffee. It's enough to make Milk and Sugar seriously consider just dosing her with tranquilizers. The protagonist decides this situation requires a...gentler touch.

He interviews Frima on her status, she tells him she's still hungry, and she has no particular idea of how many more cups she'd need to feel full. The protagonist suggests they take Frima over to the cafe so she can order there rather than make everyone else keep playing delivery service for who knows how long. Nobody in Cafe Sweety is happy with the idea of carting Frima around, not even Frima herself.

A few days after the insomnia was handled, the protagonist is back at the cafe to see Frima again. The rest of Cafe Sweety greets him, but the leader is nowhere to be found, having since gone into quasi-hibernation to "make up for lost sleep," as she puts it. While the three are exasperated about Frima's behavior, the conversation turns to the job they were assigned before this whole mess happened. Sugar is pleased to report it went perfectly, and she and Milk thank the protagonist for helping Frima so the squad could handle the mission. The protagonist is still intent on seeing Frima, and asks for her location. Milk reports that the Cafe Sweety leader is still on her couch, newly-modified for the perfect balance.

The protagonist knocks on the door to Frima's room, and surprisingly enough, she answers. The leader is still laying on the couch, but she's yet to fall asleep. The two hold a laconic conversation that mostly amounts to "Yo"s, but then strangely enough, Frima asks the protagonist if he has anything to say.

The Nikke elaborates that shortly after her insomnia was settled, Milk and Sugar had...more than a few complaints to level her way, and she heard them all out as an apology for all the trouble. She continues by asking the protagonist if he himself has any complaints, as she's willing to hear them out. She accepts his chiding to just try the floor next time she has sleeping problems, but gets annoyed when he tells her to order all her coffees at once next time. It would seem the others also made this same complaint, having gotten sick of running back and forth for her coffee orders...

With his piece said, Frima looks at the protagonist and murmurs about something being interesting, though she refuses to elaborate. As the protagonist stands up and heads to the door, Frima calls out and tells him "thank you." The man whips around in shock, but Frima has already fallen asleep.

Takes place after the events of Frima's Bond story.

Frima lays on her couch, going through her usual routine before she falls asleep. She puts on her eye mask, puts her head on the pillow...and bolts upright as she realizes she can't fall asleep. Again. Frima peers down at the legs of her couch, but unlike the last time, the furniture is completely level without even a nanometer of tilt.

Remembering what happened last time she encountered difficulties sleeping, Frima goes back over her checklist of sleep essentials. She's got her eye mask. Her quilt is on her body and is as fluffy as ever. Her pillow...makes squeaking noises? Frima looks again and is horrified to discover her pillow has burst, with one side torn open and leaking cotton.

After the shock of the moment passes, Frima calms down. She knows what the problem is, and that it needs to be resolved so she can sleep. The question now is...how does she fix the problem?

Frima meets with the protagonist to explain her latest bout of sleep problems, showing him the ruptured pillow. The protagonist acknowledges the problem, deduces that Frima wants the pillow patched up...and bids her good luck. The fixer seems to pause as she apparently assumed that they'd work together to fix the pillow, which would require Scavengers to help source the material. Apparently, Frima can't rely on the rest of Cafe Sweety for this, given how not all of them are Scavengers.

In the face of Frima's puppy dog eyes (and the fact that he's already whipped to Nikkes helped Frima before), the protagonist agrees to lend a hand. Of course, now they have another problem. Where are they going to find organic materials like cotton in the Ark? Frima seems to pause as she comes to the same realization. The protagonist asks the fixer if she keeps spare cotton in case this happens, only for the fixer to reject the notion on grounds of it being "not [her] style." For some reason, Frima sees preparing for something in advance as "bad luck" and refrains from doing it as much as she can.

The protagonist sighs and just accepts it as just another quirk of Frima's. If they can't fix the pillow, they may as well buy another one. Only...Frima doesn't want to do that either. Surprisingly enough, the normally-lazy fixer is hellbent on using this pillow and no other, even though it would be faster and easier to just buy a new one. So the two decide to go around the Outpost and see if anyone has cotton to spare...

The two's first stop is the Maid Cafe, where they ask Maid For You if they can spare any cotton. Sadly, Ade tells them they don't have any. She does suggest that they can try to substitute with something as soft as cotton. Cocoa somehow concludes that they need something as soft as Soda's chest, prompting Frima to poke Soda in the mammary a few times and note that it feels different from cotton, much to Soda's embarrassment and the protagonist's exasperation. Ade offers to have the squad gather soft materials for Frima to test and see if any of them could substitute cotton, much to the fixer's gratitude...

Maid For You tries their best(?) as they bring cotton alternatives. Toilet paper, cake, spare pillows, nothing seems to meet Frima's nebulous lofty criteria for pillow stuffing. The pudding that the fixer is poking at is the last in a series of rejected materials, meaning Maid For You has nothing that Frima could stuff her pillow with instead of cotton. The maids apologize for being unable to help, to which the protagonist and Frima accept the apology and consider who else they can ask. Maid For You offers to get in touch with other people they know who may have soft materials, wracking their brains until Cocoa gets a brilliant(?) idea. They just need to go to...the Police Station?

Over at the Police Station, Poli is perplexed to hear that Frima wants to try touching her hair, but deems that the protagonist's involvement suffices as insurance that this is not related to anything legally-questionable. A moment passes as the fixer runs her hands on and through Poli's hair, and apparently she likes what she feels. She likes it so much that she's decided that Poli's hair will make a fine alternative to stuffing her pillow with cotton. Poli on the other hand is not onboard with this, and the police dog officer refuses to let any of her fur hair be shaved off, much to Frima's dismay.

As the fixer and police dog officer are at an impasse, the protagonist's phone goes off. Ade is messaging him about sending someone his way who may be able to source the cotton he and Frima are looking for. According to Ade, "she" is on her way to his room in the Command Center right now, and advises him to not keep her waiting. The protagonist notifies Frima of this development, prompting the fixer to immediately bolt out the door...after she stops to apologize to Poli for all the trouble. The police dog officer sighs and accepts the apology, taking solace in the fact that her fur hair is coveted as some of the softest and luxurious there is, and bids the two good luck in getting their cotton.

The duo arrives at the protagonist's room to find none other than Yan of Talentum waiting inside. The merchant wonders why the two decided to run pell-mell all over the Outpost instead of coming straight to her, given her reputation as the purveyor of all things related to daily necessities, pillows included. The two share a brief moment of brain fart as they realize they've boondoggled themselves when they could've just talked to one person.

After expressing how she's disappointed (but unsurprised) that the two idiots didn't consider her as a source, Yan starts talking business and asks how much cotton they need. Frima once again displays her broken pillow, and Yan comments that it seems this one was originally quite stuffed with cotton. Surprisingly, Yan also figures out that wherever this pillow came from, it was in all likelihood too expensive for a fixer like Frima to easily afford. The fixer readily admits that she used Mustang's money to purchase it for herself, scraping a little from the funds the CEO gave Cafe Sweety to set up their cafe front business. Yan sighs at the explanation for how Frima could afford such a high-quality product, then asks if the fixer wants to buy a spare just in case this repeats. For some reason, Frima declines, once again claiming that preparing ahead of time is bad luck.

Seeing how vehemently Frima rejects the notion preparing, Yan and the protagonist deduce it may have to do with some kind of unfortunate incident in the past and decide not to press for details. Yan agrees to only charge the price for repairs, flummoxing Frima as the fixer apparently thought a businesswoman like Yan would do this for free. The Talentum merchant crunches some numbers, and rattles off a quote of one million credits, and that's after applying what she calls a "friends discount". She explains that this pillow is some of the highest-quality stuff there is in material and craftsmanship.

The duo arrives at the place Yan said the package would be, but find nothing. No Raptures, no animals, no Nikkes, nothing. Ranging a little farther, Frima finds drag marks indicating someone or something took the package with them, and decide to track it down. Along the way, the protagonist decides to ask Frima something that's been bothering him; Why is Frima so against the idea of preparing ahead of time?

After some silence on her part, Frima finally decides to reveal her reasoning, though in typical Frima fashion, it's all laconic statements less than 10 words long that the protagonist has to parse. It seems Frima believes that any and all preparation is moot in the face of accidents, coincidence, and plain old bad luck. It may seem absurd to think, but accidents happen all the time. That applies especially to mercenaries, like Frima herself used to be...

Frima explains that her human self lived as a mercenary, and prepared herself for every kind of contingency. The problem is that even with all that prep work, she and her fellow mercenaries all died because of accidents and bad luck. So she decided that preparation was a pointless action that invited misfortune, and resolved not to do it anymore when she became a Nikke. Instead, she chose to spend most of her time sleeping. If she sleeps, she does nothing. If she does nothing, then she's not preparing. If she's not preparing, then bad luck won't befall her...

Seeing the look on the protagonist's face, Frima assures him that there's nothing sad about her way of life. By living so passively, she can accept everything that comes her way as it passes her by. Accidents and imperfections, even ones that are ongoing like her pillow woes and the troubles of this job. She can look at all of it placidly and then carry on with her day. Of course, it always feel good for her to get a commission, more so when the protagonist is accompanying her.

With the package delivered and the cotton received, Frima and the protagonist return to the dorms to fix the former's pillow. The fixer pauses as she realizes...she doesn't know how to sew. Seeing how crestfallen Frima is to fall so short of the goal, the protagonist offers to do what he can to patch up the pillow. The fixer eagerly hands it over so he can get to work...

Some time later, the protagonist returns the newly-repaired pillow to Frima. The fixer makes a few probing presses into the fabric and is delighted to find it's as soft as she remembers it being. She takes it over to the couch to test it out, only to notice something different. It looks like...her name and face are embroidered on the pillow?

The protagonist explains that he added that on as a way of denoting the pillow as Frima's. If it's as one-of-a-kind and cherished as the fixer makes it out to be, he wants to make sure it doesn't get misplaced. It's the kind of pre-emptive work that Frima detests, but the fixer looks at the design and decides...she doesn't mind this too much...

Frima Favorite Item Cutscene Perhaps a little preparation wasn't so bad, if it made her dreams all the sweeter... Laying her head down, Frima whines that this is the limits of her tolerance for preparation, and she refuses to do more. But she levels a smile the protagonist's way, and thanks him for helping her out. Musing that calling him her "Scavenger of Sleep" would be rather appropriate, Frima bids the protagonist goodnight, and dozes off...

The protagonist looks on at Frima, sound asleep and cuddling the pillow bearing her name on it. Seeing how blissful she looks in slumber, he can't help but wish her sweet dreams...

because of them all. Raptures can be called metal creatures that have various dangerous weapons such as destructive rockets, extermination lasers, and shooting powerful and deadly lead bullets. They made humanity move underground to take refuge from the Raptures who still roam the surface of the earth today.

Frima's has a gun that she always carries in a black bag behind her back, even though it looks like it's put in the bag, she also sometimes takes it out in an emergency. The weapon is a Sniper that looks very light but strong to face enemies who use hard and thick armor. The weapon has gray, silver, and white colors. The weapon is equipped with an educator that can improve shooting as well as efficiency when aiming at targets from long or close range.