Rendered at 1/7 scale, PA-15 Pajama ver. captures a relaxed, endearing moment from Girls' Frontline. The figure wears a plush pajama set with a loose jacket and drawstring pants, sculpted to reveal gentle folds and a touch of satin sheen implied by the painterly finish. Hair is styled in loose buns with stray strands framing the face, and the eyes are bright with a hint of mischief. Accessories include a tiny comfort blanket or plush toy, and the base is designed as a soft bedside scene that can be displayed with or without extra props. The paintwork emphasizes subtle shading, delicate color gradients, and micro-detail like stitching lines and fabric texture to convey a homey, cozy aesthetic that contrasts with battle-ready T-Dolls. Finished with Niwatsumuri branding, this version emphasizes charm and personality over combat imagery.

Within the Girls' Frontline universe, PA-15 is one of the late-model Tactical Dolls designed for reconnaissance and support. The Pajama ver. short aside presents a more personal moment: off duty, she seeks quiet routines that balance duty with a hint of playfulness. In this narrative, PA-15 embodies the tension between military precision and human-like warmth. She is depicted as calm and observant, collecting small comforts from the field and home alike, arranging a night-time station where she studies star maps, logs, or messages while keeping a watchful eye. The figure's pose suggests a moment of pause before the next mission, showing her as dedicated, loyal, and curious. Her story in this depiction emphasizes resilience, companionship among T-Dolls, and the small human rituals that make a dangerous world feel a touch softer.