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YoRHa No.9 Type S , commonly called 9S and informally "Nines", is a fictional character from the 2017 action role-playing game Nier: Automata developed by PlatinumGames and published by Square Enix. One of the game's three protagonists, 9S is a YoRHa squadron "Scanner" reconnaissance android known for his outgoing personality and his curiosity about the world and its inhabiting Machine lifeforms. Nier: Automata is set in the year 11945 on a post-apocalyptic Earth abandoned by humanity. Earth has been occupied by aliens, who fight using an army of Machine Lifeforms. Androids, created by humans, fight against the Machine Lifeforms, with the conflict turning into a prolonged proxy war. The latest addition to the android forces is YoRHa, an elite android fighting force based in the orbital Bunker and communicating directly with the Council of Humanity on the Moon. YoRHa models 9S and 2B are sent down as part of a reconnaissance force to investigate local Machine behaviour and aid local Resistance forces. During their time on Earth, 2B and 9S suppress hostile Machine Lifeforms, coming into contact with other characters who exist on the world.
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