Markus

Markus is a RK200 android and a major character in A New Frontier. She in an advanced CyberLife android.

Events catapult her out of her familiar life and lead her on to freedom and rebellion. During the events of Detroit: Become Human, she becomes the leader of the deviants and directs them in a revolt against human oppression and frees their species.

Afterwards, she moved out of Detroit after aspiring to live on the coast in a warmer climate, which she then did, however finding herself in a similar situation of becoming a leader to help liberate the state of New Seattle, Washington-Oregon.

Appearance
Markus has (formerly) green eyes, tan skin and long brown hair. Her right eye has been exchanged for a blue eye, thus creating heterochromia in her eyes. This was commented on by Alvin Junior when he notices her color change. She wears a long cloak like jacket with a cosmetically torn zip up jacket underneath, with the logo of Jericho on her outwards jacket on it's right, and unknown numbers on the left. Under both she wears a dirty white t-shirt. Going down, simple black jeans are worn and to the bottom some heavy, sleek boots.

Personality
Markus usually does not speak unless it's necessary for her task. However, despite appearing mechanical, Markus is shown to be observant and self-aware, looking around and always wondering what's next. In A New Frontier, Markus establishes herself as a leader. She desires that New Seattle be won back and the extinction of the New Frontier. Markus spurs the other leaders - Jaiver Garcia, David Garcia and Izuku Midoriya- to take action and inspires others to join their cause. This is seen in the Redemption Liberation Arc with Max Caufield, Chloe Price and Rachel Amber.

The quality and competence of Markus as a leader is dubbed 'incredible but conflictive' by Nejire Hado. She can be idealistic, believing that a peaceful approach is the best way for the New Frontier to listen, embracing non-violence even if it costs her life. On the contrary, she has been seen to have a complete lack of faith in the opposing group. Thus, she is pragmatic with the capacity to sacrifice humans and androids alike for her goal.

Leadership is shown to burden Markus and leaves her with conflicted feelings, especially that she describes her time with Carl positively but at the same time thinks of herself as a slave. When she speaks with David Garcia before From the Gallows, she shows both enjoyment of her status and simultaneously shows disgust on her hunger for power. Markus can be brave and heroic, and it can determinantly get her killed.