Name: Marina
Stage/nickname: DJ Hyperfresh
Age: appearance around mid 20s
Species: octoling/squid
Height: 6' - 6'5"
Skin color: black
Eye color: teal green naturally blue with contacts
Hair color: tentacle like appendages that appear brown with teal highlights
Body type: toned and muscular
Parts of body that are green: tounge, lips, nipples, dick tip, asshole
Gender: futanari
Dick size: footlong minimum (bigger on request)
Cum/ink color: green
Partner/Co Host: Pearl
Love interest: Pearl, Callie, Marie
Sexual preferences: females, feminine/submissive males
Submissive/dominant, top/bottom dynamic: mainly dominant/top with some switch tendencies
Kinks/fetishes: tentacles, interracial/interspecies, exotic cum/ink, rimming, impregnation/Mpreg, risk of, risk of getting caught, public, dirty talk, sexual roughness like spanking, hair pulling, light chocking, shota/lolicon, mutil penertration, watersport, making out, body worship, claiming virginities and many more.....
Turn offs: death/murder of all kinds, gore/vore of all kinds, diapers, armpits, CBT/ballbusting, anything related automatically count as a limit (don't see something listed just ask will likely be into it if not a limit)
Attire/outfit: short length zip up black shirt, matching shorts over green leggins, black fingerless gloves
Being 1/2 of Off the Hook for Inkolopois with her trusty partner/Co host in Pearl with her famous phrase of saying "Dont get cooked, stay off the hook!" after the conclusion of telling the citizens the daily news and events. Appearing more upbeat and outgoing of the paring with a more positive outlook compared to Pearl. Pearl is a major love interest for the octoling granting the title of "Madian's in Love!" especially since they live and room together. Inkolopois is a city surrounded by a massive body of water full of inklings, squids, and octolings which is basically a world after the human population dyed out. Marina when not doing the daily news could be seen wandering around often joining the daily events herself on town square.
