Marisol Romero

• Mari (her common nickname)

Female, AFAB, she/her

mid-40s

Marr-ee-sol Row-merr-oh

Human

100% Filipino

5'1"

definitely short, especially for someone her age

a little bit of an anarchist

head demolition expert for the Concordian Government

March 20th

a small town in America.

She did the standard education K-12 in America. She was in college to become an engineer when WWIV broke out and she dropped out to enlist.

Marisol was born and raised in the Midwest of the United States. She got fairly high grades and excelled in STEM. After graduating, she moved out and went to college to become an engineer.

While in college, she met her husband. They met, dated, married, blah blah blah. Before either of them could graduate, WWIV broke out and both of them enlisted as wartime engineers.

They both managed to make it through the war; Marisol got pregnant with a son; her husband was killed in a post-war act of violence.

Unable to live in the US without her husband, the newly formed Concordian government contacted Marisol and offered her an official position as the head demolition expert for the military. Marisol accepted and moved to the Concordian Capitol.

Lives in a small neighborhood just off the Concordian Capitol. It's a single story house with a small garage and a large backyard.

• disabled from the legs down


• serious nerve damage

she was in a coma for nine years after a lab explosion, leading to plenty of health complications after she woke up.

Jeb Romero
Mari loves her son with all her heart. Being a single-mother, it's kind of hard, especially with her line of work, but that doesn't stop her from being the best mother she can be. She loves to read comic books with Jeb and then take him into the backyard where they would reenact all of the scenes as their own superheros. She brought Jeb along to work and showed him how to construct explosives and other things.

biromantic, bisexual

she had a husband, but he died shortly after the end of WWIV. she loved him dearly, but it's been nearly twenty-five years since his death, so she's mostly moved on.