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[[File:Grimoire Frames.jpg|right|thumb|300px|A 99-40 Frame]]
{{Race infobox
'''Frames''' are multi-purpose non-sentient robots that serve the [[City]].
|name= Frame
|othernames=
|image=[[File:Grimoire Frames.jpg|300px]]
|variant=
|homeworld= [[Earth]]
|focalworld(s)= [[Earth]] <br> [[Moon]] <br> [[Reef]] <br> [[Mars]] <br> [[Europa]]
|goals= Serve the remnants of Humanity
|war= [[Hive]] <br> [[Vex]] <br> [[Cabal]] <br> [[Taken]] <br> [[Scorn]]
|height=
|weight=
|distinctions= Humanoid robots <br> Non-human faces <br> Non-sentient
|lifespan= Indefinite
|notable-group= [[Redjacks]] <br> Vanguard Frames <br> City Frames <br> Warmind Frames <br> Braytech Frames
}}
 
'''Frames''' are multi-purpose non-sentient robots that serve the [[City]] and [[Reef]]. They are mainly used in civil or defensive roles by both powers.  


==Overview==
==Overview==
Developed during the [[Golden Age]], but not as nearly advanced as the fully sentient [[Exo]], frames are useful for both civil and military applications. Some frames are found in the [[Tower]] as vendors; other frames are used as defense robots. [[Lord Shaxx]] uses platoons of frames called [[Redjacks]] to secure potential [[Crucible]] sites. Frames are capable of learning from experience, developing unique personalities over time.<ref>'''Bungie (2014-9-9)''', ''Destiny, PlayStation 4, Activision Blizzard, [[Grimoire]]: [[Grimoire:Allies#Frames|Frames]]''</ref>  
Developed during the [[Golden Age]], but not nearly as advanced as the fully sentient [[Exo]], frames are useful for both civil and military applications. Some frames are found in the [[Tower]] as vendors; other frames are used as defense robots. [[Lord Shaxx]] uses platoons of frames called [[Redjacks]] to secure potential [[Crucible]] sites. Frames are capable of learning from experience, developing unique personalities over time.<ref>'''Bungie (2014-9-9)''', ''Destiny, PlayStation 4, Activision Blizzard, [[Grimoire]]: [[Grimoire:Allies#Frames|Frames]]''</ref>  


The [[Reef]] also uses frames as auxiliary guards, as they can be found wandering the [[Vestian Outpost]] and serving similar posts as their Tower counterparts.<ref>[http://planetdestiny.com/complete-reef-reveal-recap/ '''Planet Destiny''': Complete "Reef Reveal" Recap]</ref> However, these frames are more primitive, as they lack learning capabilities or personalities, and are wiped from time to time.<ref>'''Bungie (2015-5-19)''', ''Destiny: House of Wolves, PlayStation 4, Activision Blizzard, [[Grimoire]]: [[Grimoire:Allies#Reef Frames|Reef Frames]]''</ref>
The [[Reef]] also uses frames as auxiliary guards, as they can be found wandering the [[Vestian Outpost]] and serving similar posts as their Tower counterparts.<ref>[http://planetdestiny.com/complete-reef-reveal-recap/ '''Planet Destiny''': Complete "Reef Reveal" Recap]</ref> However, these frames are more primitive, as they lack learning capabilities or personalities, and are wiped from time to time.<ref>'''Bungie (2015-5-19)''', ''Destiny: House of Wolves, PlayStation 4, Activision Blizzard, [[Grimoire]]: [[Grimoire:Allies#Reef Frames|Reef Frames]]''</ref>


There appear to be two model series of frames: the 55-30 series and the 99-40 series. The former is distinguished by their flat-topped heads and small, circular eye, while the the latter feature a more typical head shape with a larger, square eye. It is unknown what these differences signify.
There appear to be two model series of frames: the 55-30 series and the 99-40 series. The former is distinguished by their flat-topped heads and small, circular eye, while the latter feature a more typical head shape with a larger, square eye, as well as two secondary eyes mounted externally to the sides of the head on models produced circa the [[Red War]]. It is unknown what these differences signify, however 55-30 frames are most notably functioning as vendors whereas 99-40 frames are commonly seen or implied to serve in maintenance and combat roles.
 
Many Frames were destroyed during the invasion of [[The Last City]] by [[Red Legion]] forces.<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BaAgKqTOCY4 '''YouTube''' - ''Destiny 2 - Homecoming Story Campaign Gameplay Reveal'']</ref> In Some Frames however were saved during the invasion of the [[Tower]]. These Frames went on to defend [[The Farm]] in the [[European Dead Zone]].
 
Forces of the Vanguard's Frames formed the bulk of the Last City's forces during the conflict with the resurgent [[Hidden Swarm]] on [[Luna]]. The battle near the [[Hellmouth]] reached a stalemate until the Guardian's arrival. Upon driving the [[Hive]] back, the Vanguard managed to form a base of operations outside [[Sorrow's Harbor]]. The Frames remain guarding the newly established outpost, [[Sanctuary]], and its overseer, [[Eris Morn]].
 
During the [[Battle of the Twilight Gap]], [[Shaxx]]'s [[Redjacks|Redjack]] Frames had suffered major casualties. During the [[Quests (Destiny 2)|Quest]] to create [[Devil's Ruin]], [[The Guardian]] collected the Frames to find the correct pieces.
 
[[Season of the Worthy]]'s Seraph Tower public event introduced a new variant of Frame built by [[Rasputin]] called [[Heavy Frame]]s, which can be spawned in during the activity to aid Guardian forces by players with certain Bunker upgrades unlocked. In addition regular [[Rasputin]] frames also appear in bunkers and in the mission "Into the Mindlab".
 
In the Bunker E15 lost sector on [[Europa]], there are several frames that are trapped in some sort of Vex cage. Releasing them results in them assisting you in completing the lost sector.
 
Numerous Frames serve as the crew of the [[H.E.L.M.]], where they can be seen performing tasks and analyses.


Many Frames were destroyed during the invasion of [[The Last City]] by [[Red Legion]] forces.<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BaAgKqTOCY4 '''YouTube''' - ''Destiny 2 - Homecoming Story Campaign Gameplay Reveal'']</ref>
Many 99-40 Frames are present on the [[Leviathan (ship)|Derelict Leviathan]], where they give out a number of [[Patrol]] missions.
 
==Gameplay==
Frames are occasionally encountered as allies in activities. They are usually armed with an [[Auto Rifle]], but sometimes wield [[Rocket Launcher]]s. While they wear different liveries, they all share the same simplistic combat patterns. They generally stand still or walk in a set path, stopping to fire at the closest enemy they encounter. They don't do much damage, but since they are immune to all attacks, they can be useful for drawing enemy fire. They also count as allies for the purpose of effects that activate when near an ally, such as the Runneth Over [[Weapon]] Origin Trait.


==Known Frames==
==Known Frames==
*[[Arcite 99-40]]
{{Col-begin}}
*[[Berg 99-40]]
{{Col-2}}
*[[Dahlia 99-40]]
'''55-30 Class Frames'''
*[[Darbi 55-30]]
*[[Darbi 55-30]]
*[[Gabi 55-30]]
*[[Gabi 55-30]]
*[[Kadi 55-30]]
*[[Kadi 55-30]]
*[[Micha 99-40]]
*[[Roni 55-30]]
*[[Roni 55-30]]
*[[Sentha 55-30]]
*[[Sentha 55-30]]
{{Col-2}}
'''99-40 Class Frames'''
*[[Arcite 99-40]]
*[[Benedict 99-40]]
*[[Berg 99-40]]
*[[Bigge 99-40]]
*[[Dahlia 99-40]]
*[[Hektor 99-40]] <ref>'''Bungie (2018.08.28)''', ''[[Destiny 2]]: [[Forsaken]], Playstation 4, Activision Blizzard, '''Lore Entries:'''Hecuba-S''</ref>
*[[Micha 99-40]]
*[[Tex 99-40]] <ref>'''Bungie (2018.11.26)''', ''[[Destiny 2]]: [[Black Armory (expansion)|Black Armory]], Playstation 4, Activision Blizzard, '''Lore Entries:'''The Bronco''</ref>
*[[Xander 99-40]]
*[[Xander 99-40]]
*[[Werner 99-40]]
{{Col-end}}


==Tower Frame Quotes==
==Tower Frame quotes==
*''*makes odd hissing noise* "Oh no... Whistling protocol broken."''
'''Sweeperbot quotes'''
{{Col-begin}}
{{Col-2}}
*''*hissing noise* "Oh no... Whistling protocol broken."''
*"''Error code: Caterpillar.''"
*"''Error code: Caterpillar.''"
*"''Reporting broom stolen, Broom stolen!''"
*"''Reporting broom stolen, Broom stolen!''"
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*"''What does the broom say? Broom Broom.''"
*"''What does the broom say? Broom Broom.''"
*"''All is lost....All. is. lost!''"
*"''All is lost....All. is. lost!''"
*"''Malfunctional frame...will report for recycling...'"
*"''Malfunctional frame...will report for recycling...''"
*"''I have lost, a part of me...''"
*"''I have lost, a part of me...''"
{{Col-2}}
*"''But in that sweep of death, what dreams may come?''"
*"''But in that sweep of death, what dreams may come?''"
*"''Dust to dust to dust to dust!?''"
*"''Dust to dust to dust to dust!?''"
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*"''Is changing jobs too late in the system cycle?''"
*"''Is changing jobs too late in the system cycle?''"
*"''Dark purple candle...''"<ref>[https://www.reddit.com/r/DestinyTheGame/comments/59ahx8/all_of_sweeperbots_new_lines_so_far/ '''reddit''' - ''All of sweeperbot's new lines so far'']</ref>
*"''Dark purple candle...''"<ref>[https://www.reddit.com/r/DestinyTheGame/comments/59ahx8/all_of_sweeperbots_new_lines_so_far/ '''reddit''' - ''All of sweeperbot's new lines so far'']</ref>
{{Col-end}}


==Gallery==
==Gallery==
<gallery>
'''City Frames'''
File:Frame Repairing.jpg|A [[human]] repairing Frames
<gallery perrow=3>
File:Robot guard.jpg|A Frame patrolling the Tower
CityFrame1.jpg
CityFrame3.jpg
CityFrame2.jpg
 
CityFrame4.jpg
CFrame5.jpg
CFrame4.jpg
</gallery>
 
'''Vanguard Frames'''
<gallery perrow=3>
DestinyHELM9.jpg
DestinyHELM8.jpg
DestinyHELM7.jpg
 
ZOffice1.jpg
ZOffice2.jpg
ZOffice3.jpg
</gallery>
 
'''Redjack Frames'''
<gallery perrow=3>
CFrame1.jpg
CFrame2.jpg
CFrame3.jpg
</gallery>
 
'''Braytech Frames'''
<gallery perrow=3>
BrayC11.jpg
BrayC3.jpg
BrayC12.jpg
</gallery>
 
'''Lunar Frames'''
<gallery perrow=3>
MFrame1.jpg
MFrame2.jpg
MFrame3.jpg
</gallery>
 
'''Rasputin Frames'''
<gallery perrow=3>
LegionFrame1.jpg
Heavy Frame.jpg
LegionFrame2.jpg
</gallery>
</gallery>


==Appearances==
==List of appearances==
*''[[Destiny]]'' {{1st}}
*''[[Destiny]]'' {{1st}}
**''[[House of Wolves (expansion)|House of Wolves]]''
**''[[Rise of Iron]]''
*''[[Destiny 2]]''
*''[[Destiny 2]]''
**''[[Season of the Forge]]'' {{Mo}}
**''[[Season of the Drifter]]'' {{Mo}}
**''[[Shadowkeep]]''
**''[[Season of Dawn]]'' {{Mo}}
**''[[Season of the Worthy]]''
**''[[Season of Arrivals]]'' {{Mo}}
**''[[Beyond Light]]''
**''[[Season of the Chosen]]''
**''[[Season of the Haunted]]''
**''[[Season of Plunder]]''
**''[[Season of the Seraph]]''
**''[[Lightfall]]'' {{Mo}}
**''[[Season of Defiance]]''
**''[[Season of the Deep]]'' {{Mo}}
**''[[Season of the Witch]]'' {{Mo}}
**''[[Season of the Wish]]'' {{Mo}}
**''[[Into the Light]]''
**''[[The Final Shape]]'' {{Mo}}
**''[[Episode: Echoes]]'' {{Mo}}
**''[[Episode: Revenant]]''
*''[[Destiny: Fall of Osiris]]''
*''[[Mysterious Logbook]]'' {{Mo}}


==References==
==References==
<references/>
<references/>


{{Clovis Bray}}
{{Golden Age}}
{{Golden Age}}


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[[Category:Allies]]

Latest revision as of 09:09, October 23, 2024

Frame
Grimoire Frames.jpg
Overview

Homeworld:

Earth

Focal world(s):

Earth
Moon
Reef
Mars
Europa

Goals:

Serve the remnants of Humanity

At war with:

Hive
Vex
Cabal
Taken
Scorn

Distinctions:

Humanoid robots
Non-human faces
Non-sentient

Average lifespan:

Indefinite

Notable group(s):

Redjacks
Vanguard Frames
City Frames
Warmind Frames
Braytech Frames

 

Frames are multi-purpose non-sentient robots that serve the City and Reef. They are mainly used in civil or defensive roles by both powers.

Overview[edit]

Developed during the Golden Age, but not nearly as advanced as the fully sentient Exo, frames are useful for both civil and military applications. Some frames are found in the Tower as vendors; other frames are used as defense robots. Lord Shaxx uses platoons of frames called Redjacks to secure potential Crucible sites. Frames are capable of learning from experience, developing unique personalities over time.[1]

The Reef also uses frames as auxiliary guards, as they can be found wandering the Vestian Outpost and serving similar posts as their Tower counterparts.[2] However, these frames are more primitive, as they lack learning capabilities or personalities, and are wiped from time to time.[3]

There appear to be two model series of frames: the 55-30 series and the 99-40 series. The former is distinguished by their flat-topped heads and small, circular eye, while the latter feature a more typical head shape with a larger, square eye, as well as two secondary eyes mounted externally to the sides of the head on models produced circa the Red War. It is unknown what these differences signify, however 55-30 frames are most notably functioning as vendors whereas 99-40 frames are commonly seen or implied to serve in maintenance and combat roles.

Many Frames were destroyed during the invasion of The Last City by Red Legion forces.[4] In Some Frames however were saved during the invasion of the Tower. These Frames went on to defend The Farm in the European Dead Zone.

Forces of the Vanguard's Frames formed the bulk of the Last City's forces during the conflict with the resurgent Hidden Swarm on Luna. The battle near the Hellmouth reached a stalemate until the Guardian's arrival. Upon driving the Hive back, the Vanguard managed to form a base of operations outside Sorrow's Harbor. The Frames remain guarding the newly established outpost, Sanctuary, and its overseer, Eris Morn.

During the Battle of the Twilight Gap, Shaxx's Redjack Frames had suffered major casualties. During the Quest to create Devil's Ruin, The Guardian collected the Frames to find the correct pieces.

Season of the Worthy's Seraph Tower public event introduced a new variant of Frame built by Rasputin called Heavy Frames, which can be spawned in during the activity to aid Guardian forces by players with certain Bunker upgrades unlocked. In addition regular Rasputin frames also appear in bunkers and in the mission "Into the Mindlab".

In the Bunker E15 lost sector on Europa, there are several frames that are trapped in some sort of Vex cage. Releasing them results in them assisting you in completing the lost sector.

Numerous Frames serve as the crew of the H.E.L.M., where they can be seen performing tasks and analyses.

Many 99-40 Frames are present on the Derelict Leviathan, where they give out a number of Patrol missions.

Gameplay[edit]

Frames are occasionally encountered as allies in activities. They are usually armed with an Auto Rifle, but sometimes wield Rocket Launchers. While they wear different liveries, they all share the same simplistic combat patterns. They generally stand still or walk in a set path, stopping to fire at the closest enemy they encounter. They don't do much damage, but since they are immune to all attacks, they can be useful for drawing enemy fire. They also count as allies for the purpose of effects that activate when near an ally, such as the Runneth Over Weapon Origin Trait.

Known Frames[edit]

Tower Frame quotes[edit]

Sweeperbot quotes

  • *hissing noise* "Oh no... Whistling protocol broken."
  • "Error code: Caterpillar."
  • "Reporting broom stolen, Broom stolen!"
  • "Oh no, no, no, no, no!"
  • "I have nothing!"
  • "Whoever has the broom, please bring it back soon. There is so much...sweeping to do."
  • "Have you seen my broom?"
  • "Is theft from a frame a crime?"
  • "They celebrate lost souls, but what about lost things?"
  • "Where is it? Where is it?!"
  • "What does the broom say? Broom Broom."
  • "All is lost....All. is. lost!"
  • "Malfunctional frame...will report for recycling..."
  • "I have lost, a part of me..."
  • "But in that sweep of death, what dreams may come?"
  • "Dust to dust to dust to dust!?"
  • "Who is the thief? Who is the thief..."
  • "Life...is meaningless..."
  • "Somebody help me!"
  • "What is my purpose?"
  • "They have candy, I have nothing!"
  • "What is my purpose?"
  • "It has evenly spaced bristles, and a handle that fits me. Please find it!"
  • "Out, out, little purple candle..."
  • "Woe is me."
  • "Is changing jobs too late in the system cycle?"
  • "Dark purple candle..."[7]

Gallery[edit]

City Frames

  • CityFrame1.jpg
  • CityFrame3.jpg
  • CityFrame2.jpg
  • CityFrame4.jpg
  • CFrame5.jpg
  • CFrame4.jpg

Vanguard Frames

  • DestinyHELM9.jpg
  • DestinyHELM8.jpg
  • DestinyHELM7.jpg
  • ZOffice1.jpg
  • ZOffice2.jpg
  • ZOffice3.jpg

Redjack Frames

  • CFrame1.jpg
  • CFrame2.jpg
  • CFrame3.jpg

Braytech Frames

  • BrayC11.jpg
  • BrayC3.jpg
  • BrayC12.jpg

Lunar Frames

  • MFrame1.jpg
  • MFrame2.jpg
  • MFrame3.jpg

Rasputin Frames

  • LegionFrame1.jpg
  • Heavy Frame.jpg
  • LegionFrame2.jpg

List of appearances[edit]

References[edit]

  1. ^ Bungie (2014-9-9), Destiny, PlayStation 4, Activision Blizzard, Grimoire: Frames
  2. ^ Planet Destiny: Complete "Reef Reveal" Recap
  3. ^ Bungie (2015-5-19), Destiny: House of Wolves, PlayStation 4, Activision Blizzard, Grimoire: Reef Frames
  4. ^ YouTube - Destiny 2 - Homecoming Story Campaign Gameplay Reveal
  5. ^ Bungie (2018.08.28), Destiny 2: Forsaken, Playstation 4, Activision Blizzard, Lore Entries:Hecuba-S
  6. ^ Bungie (2018.11.26), Destiny 2: Black Armory, Playstation 4, Activision Blizzard, Lore Entries:The Bronco
  7. ^ reddit - All of sweeperbot's new lines so far

v • d • e
 
Clovis Bray
Facilities
Known members
Technology
Projects
Exomind Project • K1 Project • Sisyphus Project • SIVA Project • Warmind Project
Weaponry
Armor
Vehicles
Other

v • d • e
 
The Golden Age
Installations
Settlements
Organizations
Technology
Vehicles
Weaponry
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