Marsha

Marsha
Species:	Fairy
Gender:	Female
Role:	Ally
World:	Monster Marsh
Appears in:	Skylanders: Trap Team
English Voice Actor:	Kari Wahlgren

“So nice of you to release me. I will repay the favor by escorting you through the swamp. It’s quite poisonous, you know?”

– Marsha

Marsha is a swamp fairy in Skylanders: Trap Team who lives in Monster Marsh. After being freed, she helps the Skylanders by protecting them from the poisonous marsh using her magic to create a forcefield, guiding them safely to the Sleepy Village.

Quotes

• ”Yes, I can make a protective force field to keep the mist out. Stay close!”
• "You must stay within my force field."
• "You will be safe as long as you stay close to me."
• “I find the swamp quite beautiful, even with the poison gases.”
• “You’d think everyone would want to live here, but the town moved to higher ground a little while ago.”
• “Many say this village is cursed. So much bad luck! To me, though, there’s no such thing as curses.”
• “If you believe there are, you can make it real — make more bad luck.”
• “So instead, believe in yourself. Believe you can make your own fate.”
• "Like, for instance, I was told no trees could grow in this swamp—too much poison. But I planted these beautiful... Oh, come on! My lemon tree turned into a total mutant. You know what? Forget it. Forget everything I said about making your own fate. This town is cursed—cursed, I tell you!"
• “Okay, we’re through the swamp now. The town’s just up this way. I’d wish you good luck, but *apparently, there’s no such thing in this place.”

Gallery

• 
  Marsha while imprisoned.

Trivia

• She has the same model as Persephone, but with different colors.
• Marsha brings up a story about a tree right before she and the Skylander reach their destination, and because of this, she cuts herself off as she starts saying what was wrong with it. As certain movements can make her explain that she planted the trees in the Marsh despite its poisonous waters before cutting off again, the line is only interrupted due to scripting errors.
  • The end of her dialogue is usually cut off by similar errors, but if heard all the way through, Marsha exclaims that her beautiful lemon tree has mutated, causing her to lose hope and conclude that there is no such thing as good luck in the marsh.