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Her skin is based on Sheik, a character from The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time, but modified to have green eyes. In that game, Sheik was later revealed to actually be a girl (Zelda). This look was initially chosen in 2021, based on the name "Sheikah". Ironically, Marcy only discovered she was trans about a year later. | Her<ref>Marcy uses she/they pronouns. This article use she/her pronouns for consistency.</ref> skin is based on Sheik, a character from The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time, but modified to have green eyes. In that game, Sheik was later revealed to actually be a girl (Zelda). This look was initially chosen in 2021, based on the name "Sheikah". Ironically, Marcy only discovered she was trans about a year later. | ||
== Jobs == | == Jobs == | ||
Revision as of 18:58, 22 March 2024
Quing Marcy I of Kyaw Cen, personally Marcy Sheikah, is a Kyawcenni politician serving as the current head of state of Kyaw Cen.
Skin
Her[1] skin is based on Sheik, a character from The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time, but modified to have green eyes. In that game, Sheik was later revealed to actually be a girl (Zelda). This look was initially chosen in 2021, based on the name "Sheikah". Ironically, Marcy only discovered she was trans about a year later.
Jobs
Marcy has the following jobs:
- Quing of Kyaw Cen
- Prime Minister of the Šingcun Autonomous Region
- Governor of Kyaw Cen
- Deputy (and de facto) Governor of Marcyland
- Mayor of Byuqi
- Mayor of Esasne
- Mayor of Kyaw Cen City
- Mayor of Yija
- Deputy (and de facto) Mayor of Port Marcy
- Kyawcenni Ambassador to Enkavak
- Kyawcenni Ambassador to Xarslasja
- Kyawcenni Deputy (and de facto) Ambassador to the United Ŋations
- United Ŋations Officer for Cartography
- CEO of the Bank of Kyaw Cen
- CEO of Cenrail
- CEO of MahDônales
- CEO of You Dyed!
Current state
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- ↑ Marcy uses she/they pronouns. This article use she/her pronouns for consistency.