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ohnohetaliasues · 8 years ago

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Republic of Indonesia - OC

Hi! I’m the anon that asks you if I can submit an oc with a canon design. This is a bit long, so if you want to cut out unnecessary parts, fell free to do it!

Country/City/State Information-

Name: Republic of Indonesia Age: Around 700 years old (She was born when the concept ‘nusantara’ was created and there’s no exact date to it) Capital City (if country): Jakarta Biggest City: Jakarta Boss (Mayor/President): Joko Widodo (President) Biggest Ethnic Group: Javanese Language(s) spoken: Indonesian, English, Hundreds other regional language Population: 257,600,000 Religion: Islam, Christian, Hindu, Buddha (She mainly practices Hindu and Islam because there’s an island where everybody is Hindu and Islam is the majority, but Indonesians tend to celebrate holidays that have nothing to do with their religion) Government: Republic Climate: Tropical Economy: Growing Human Information- Name: Kirana Putri Pertiwi Nickname(s): Kirana/Kir Age: 21 Gender: Female Birthday: August 17th Current Residence: Central Jakarta Bad Habit(s): Laziness, 'rubber clock’/rarely on time(expect her to arrive 30 minutes after scheduled time), littering, smoking Like(s): Being with her family, Traveling around the archipelago, Her own cultures, Padang food( (every indonesian likes it) Dislike(s): Alcoholic drinks, Gambling, People that are too straight-forward, Strictness Hobbies: Watching sinetron (Indonesian soap opera), Hanging out, Karaoke, Shipping (soap opera influence) Fear(s): Ghosts, Separated from her family Equipment/Weapons: Keris (Javanese dagger) Culture Favorites: Hari Nyepi, Eid al Fitr, Christmas, The many temples in Java and Bali Personality: She’s a cheerful and extroverted girl. She is also friendly and polite towards most people. She’s family-oriented and loves her sisters, although there are a love-hate kind of relationship with Malaysia. She’s extremely superstitious, to the point not going to some places just because of rumors of haunting and such. She’s an indirect person and often uses euphemism on conversations. She lacks discipline and rarely arrive on time, except for very important events. Appearance- Height: 157 cm Weight: 54 kg Hair: medium-length black hair, tied into a ponytail. Her bangs are split in the middle Eyes: Dark brown eyes Skin: light brown Outfit(s): Daily, she wears shirt with Indonesia emblem on it (yes, we’re over-proud people),jeans, and heels. At meetings, she usually wears a white baju kurung with batik as the skirt, and wears brown high heels Accessories: Golden earrings Relationships- Ancestor: Majapahit, Singhasari, Ternate-Tidore, and many other kingdoms in the Indonesian Archipelago Family: Malaysia, Philippines, and Timor Leste (sisters), India (not blood-related, but considered as big brother bc he has a great influence on Southeast Asia), Pre-colonial kingdoms in Indonesia Friends: Asean 11, Papua new guinea, New Zealand, China Rivals: Malaysia, Australia Enemies: Israel (70-75% Indonesians have a negative sentiment towards Israel) Pet: A Komodo and chickens Potential Love Interest: Australia (IF the current APH Australia is the same one as the aboriginal Australia, Indonesia -as a Macassan- will have met him long before England does, and this is often romanticized in the Indonesian fandom) Foreign Relationships: -Malaysia : Indonesia’s younger sister. Before the colonization, they used to have a nice relationship, with Malacca as the main spices distributor for her. After the 1963 confrontation, however, they have a love-hate relationship to this day. -Philippines : Indonesia’s younger sister. During Majapahit era, they are trading partners and Majapahit had an influence on Tawalisi. Today, they are each other’s closest ally. Indonesia is planning to send troops to help Philippines combat the ISIS army in Marawi. -East Timor : Indonesia’s youngest sister. They share a border in the island Timor. Their relationship was strained when Indonesia occupied her, but from 2002 onwards, they have a pretty good relationship. -Singapore : From the Majapahit era, Temasek (Singapore) already have a trading relationship with her. He also take in the Palembang Prince Parameswara when he fled from Majapahit occupation. During the confrontation between Majapahit and Siam (Thailand), Temasek was attacked by Majapahit, which ended with him sharing a house with Indonesia under Majapahit’s rule until the founding of the Malacca Sultanate. Today, Singapore is Indonesia’s trading link to the world. They have a little dispute during the Riau Forest Fire because the smoke from the fire clouded Singapore. -Brunei Darussalam : During the Majapahit era, the Bruneian Empire was a vassal state to Majapahit. After the fall of the empire, Brunei started spreading it’s influence to cover the Borneo island. Indonesia was one of the nations that supported Brunei to join Asean. Indonesia often tells Brunei and Philippines to 'get back together’ (Tondo-Brunei alliance) since she doesn’t approve Philippines’s closeness to America. -India : Indonesia’s considered-to-be-brother. Majapahit introduced her to India as an influental figure, and even before that, Indonesia had taken a liking to the Ramayana epic brought to Java by India. India was also the one to introduce the Palawa and Sanskrit script, which later became the basis to the Javanese and Sundanese text. Both of them are part of the founding members of non-bloc alignment. Today, they have economic and cultural cooperation. They enjoy watching Bollywood movies together or re-enacting Ramayana with the other Asean members. -The Netherlands : The Netherlands colonized her in the past under the VOC. When the company falls, the dutch government itself starts to governs the Dutch East Indies. Indonesia have a heavy disliking towards him, especially for the cultuurstelsel (force work). She declares independence against him first chance and fight a 4-years guerrilla war until her independence was recognized. Today, he is Indonesia’s most important trading partner in Europe and a gateway for most Indonesian scholar. Indonesia has forgiven most of his actions, even though she still hold a little grudge for him. -Australia : Before the colonization, they’ve met through Macassan trepangers that came to Australia to hunt for sea cucumbers and become close friends. They’re separated by the colonization afterwards. Today, Indonesia and Australia have a pretty close relationship. They have bilateral cooperation in education, trade, and defence. Australia often visits Indonesia in Bali for a vacation. After the incident of Bali 9 and Australian tapping on the previous president and first lady, their relationship are a little strained, although it gets better. Indonesia has a crush on him, even though he considers her as a mere neighbour.

There’s not really much for me to say. This is really good looking.

History: She was born around the 13th century, when Patih Gajah Mada started the concept of 'Nusantara’, a unity of the many kingdoms and sultanates in the archipelago. During that time she was mostly taken care by Majapahit, who introduced her to India. After the fall of Majapahit, she got taken care by other kingdoms too. She’s the oldest among her sisters, with Tawalisi (Philippines) second, Malacca (Malaysia) third, and East Timor as the youngest (can’t find the name of the pre-colonial kingdom). She met Yolngu (aboriginal Australia) as a part of the Macassan sailor that went there to catch sea cucumbers. Later, during the 17th century, she got colonized by the Netherlands as the Dutch East Indies, and separated from her sisters. She grows a disliking towards him, and helps the uncolonized kingdoms rebel against him. In the 19th century, the Netherlands conquered the whole archipelago.

Good.

In 1942, like most of the other Southeast Asian nations, she got colonized by Japan, and declares independence in 1945. She spent the next 4 years on a guerrilla war against the Netherlands that tries to take her back. In 1949, her independence was formally recognized by the UN. In 1963, she started an invasion on Sarawak and Sabah that recently joined the Malaysian Federation, supported by the Soviet Union, which fails miserably. This leads to a love-hate relationship between the two until this day. In 1975, supported by The United States, the pro-US New Order invaded East Timor in order to destroy Fretilin, a communist party. The occupation lasts until 1999, when the New Order was brought down and the new president apologized for the occupation and grants independence to East Timor. Indonesia deeply regretted the occupation, and tries to make up for it by helping her join Asean. Today, Indonesia is a prominent and one of the founding members of Asean, and have a fairly good relationship with her neighbours. She aims to be a leading economy by 2050. Note : In the first paragraph of her history, she’s a child, and a teen on the last sentence. She became an adult on the second paragraph.

Okay, I was a bit warey about this considering she already had a canon design, but this looks really fantastic. Good job.

~Kat

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