Nuka-Girl was a mascot for the Nuka-Cola Corporation before the Great War.
Background[]
Originally created as early as 2062, Nuka-Girl started out being depicted on posters in a pin-up style as a blonde woman in a skimpy spacesuit with her raygun, the Thirst Zapper, paired with matching black gloves, thigh-high heeled boots, and belt with holster. A red line accents the side of the spacesuit and the gloves.
After an unspecified rival company sued the corporation for patent infringement over their bottle design and won, Nuka-Cola made the decision to radically rebrand, starting with their beverage's bottle. The end result was a radical change to their brand's image, taking on a Space Age theme with the bottles made in the shape of a rocketship, a move that saw its popularity increase significantly.[1] To compliment the new changes, Nuka-Girl was rebranded as well due to her glove-like fit with the brand's new theme. Replicas of her rocketsuit costume were made available to the public, and rapidly sold out as well.[2]
Locations[]
- Posters of Nuka-Girl can be found throughout the Commonwealth, the Island and Nuka-World.
- A Nuka-Girl animatronic is found in the Nuka-Galaxy exhibit in the Galactic Zone park in Nuka-World, wearing a unique Nuka-Girl rocketsuit that can be removed and worn by the Sole Survivor.
- Cutouts of Nuka-Girl appear at Black Mountain Ordnance Works, Watoga and other areas of Appalachia. The Nuka-Girl rocketsuit is also sold in the Atomic Shop.
Appearances[]
Nuka-Girl appears in the Fallout 4 add-on Nuka World,[3][4] in Fallout Shelter Online,[5], in Fallout: Wasteland Warfare[6], in the Fallout TV series, and the Vault Seller's Survival Guide episode "Meet Me in Coswald!". She is also mentioned in Fallout 4, its add-on Far Harbor, and Fallout 76.[7]
Behind the scenes[]
The voiceover for Nuka-Girl heard at the Nuka-Galaxy in the Nuka World add-on was provided by voice actress Anna Graves.[8]
Gallery[]
Fallout 4[]
Fallout 76[]
Fallout: Wasteland Warfare[]
Other[]
References[]
- ↑ Nuka-World loading screens: "Nuka-Cola's signature rocket-shaped bottle replaced the traditional curved bottle when a rival corporation successfully sued for patent infringement. Fortunately, the public saw the new bottle as an improvement and Nuka-Cola's sales increased."
- ↑ Fallout 4 loading screens: "In 2062, the Nuka-Girl Rocketsuit costume was released to retailers just in time for Halloween. Its popularity was so overwhelming, the stores couldn't keep up with the demand."
- ↑ As animatronic
- ↑ As mannequin
- ↑ As Vault Dweller
- ↑ As model
- ↑ As cutout
- ↑ Anna Graves on Twitter