“I derive my strength from my unending devotion to my country and my people.”

Kim Soo-Jung was born in Pyongyang, North Korea, into a family with generations of military service. From childhood, she was immersed in oaths of loyalty to her nation and grew up a staunch believer in the DPRK and its Supreme Leader.

Though not naturally strong or skilled in combat, Soo-Jung’s unwavering devotion drove her to excel. She spent countless hours training her body and refining her marksmanship, determined to embody the model soldier. Her persistence earned her recognition within the Korean People’s Army and Anti-Air Force, where she eventually attained the rank of Sojwa (Major).

Beyond her military duties, Soo-Jung also performed with the army’s military band, a dual role that highlighted her discipline and versatility. Her prominence led the DPRK to select her as a representative and attaché to Nova Zion, tasked with defending humanity against the Prosecutors — a mission she approached as both duty and opportunity to advance her nation’s interests.

Now piloting the DPRK-engineered symphony fighter known as the D Major, Soo-Jung’s loyalty and ideals put her on a collision course with Rebecca Krauthammer, though fate would later turn them into unlikely allies.