If you have an OC from a ethnicity (technically nationality) no one else does, you win

[Leyelle]

@beebutterbee high five

how the mighty have fallen. Got anything else up your sleeve sir?

[allisoncandraw]

If we're going off nationality, Randy is Cuban!

I'd also say Bobbie and David have an ethnicity you don't see in media much, being half Mexican and half Diné (aka Navajo).

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[Leyelle]

24 hours in and Dominican still lives? is nobody going to knock me off my high horse?

unrelated, but @skidiggy what ethnicity is Iris? is she human?

[Leyelle]

Mexican and navajo won't win you any points in this challenge. they're tied with Alicia, her brother, her dad and her aunt. Now Cuban? Any takers? going once?

come to think of it I have yet to decide what ethnicity Veggera is, but I won't make him Cuban just to spite you

[skidiggy]

That's right. Iris does possess an emergent quality that makes her a little different than average, which she inherited from her mother, but is otherwise a "standard human." If I had to guess on heritage, she'd probably be some brand of European/American melting-pot.

[LOKIEL]

If I could put myself, I would’ve won this so hard

[Leyelle]

write an autobiography lol? @ThunderChicken did it. what ethnicity are you?

[LOKIEL]

I’m Liberian American 🇱🇷 🥳

[Leyelle]

yep, don't know any characters in anything from Liberia

[ScarBooks]

Vlad is Brazilian

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[MiharuWrites]

Maeve is from Northern Ireland. Not sure if it's been said but I also have Claire and her family who are Puerto Rican.

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[ThunderChicken]

Still haven't seen any challengers for Egypt or Greece...

It also just occurred to me that I haven't seen any Canadians mentioned in this thread (unless I missed 'em). Wild Nights, Hot and Crazy Days takes place in Nova Scotia, Canada and is polluted with Canadians.

Oh! And one of the characters from early in the story, David, was Lebanese.

We're all up here living in our igloos, riding the family moose down to the river where we hop into a canoe and portage our way to work, cutting down trees and trading in beaver pelts along the way.

Finding Daecon's Way takes place in a fictional village in western Canada but some of the characters are from overseas (the aforementioned Greek and Egyptian)

[Leyelle]

Irish is taken lol, but I don't think Puerto Rican has been

[Leyelle]

I'm coming for you with Greece lol. added a character just to spite you. no Egyptians yet tho

[Leyelle]

I'm coming for @pjthetoonaddict with her Sephardic Jew win, there is about to be an entire Art Center that's Jewish-owned in "Damsel in the Red Dress"

For now, let's just enjoy more nonsense from my resident Ashkenazi jew

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“Oh my gosh, those red pumps you wore at the award show with the little bows on the toes were just delicious.”

“Don’t you think they were a little bit too 'Wizard of Oz?' A friend of mine bought those for me and I don’t even know where he found them. I was worried they’d be too loud, especially with the dress.”

“Ooh, a dandy? Nice. And, 'too Wizard of Oz?' Never! Judy Garland is my spirit animal, though my husband says I’m too old for pastel. We must both have our own resident glamour boys. My hubsy’s a snappy dresser and he never lets me dress myself when we go anywhere for dinner. Worried I’ll embarrass him.”

Read Damsel in the Red Dress :: ABC | Tapas Novels

[Leyelle]

Any Arab character's anyone?

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[ThunderChicken]

David, from Wild Nights, Hot and Crazy Days, was Lebanese

[Leyelle]

true, that's an ethnicity I rarely see written into most stories

[TheBlacKat333]

I still haven’t seen any Portuguese or Brazilian, maybe I just forgot it =P

[Leyelle]

Nah, there aren't many, but I do think one other person mentioned Brazilian, that story that translates as 'four hearts.'