America

America often goes by the name Alfred F.(Franklin/Freedom) Jones Appearance: He has short, golden blond hair with a cowlick, representing Nantucket, sticking up and blue eyes. He wears a tan uniform and a brown bomber jacket with a "50" on the back for the fifty states. His glasses are said to represent the state of Texas. America is often shown holding a hamburger or a large-sized soft drink, usually a cola, and flashing a thumbs-up with a smile, is about 177cm in height. Interests: his hobbies are sports, games, and making movies, but he also enjoys watching movies specifically of the horror genre his hobbies are "quick-draw, archaeology, and adventures" Features: super strong, crazy good metabolism, and is capable of stomaching inedible things like a champ, super healing, seemingly immortal since he's a fully grown but young Personification of a nation Backstory: He was originally the personification of the Thirteen Colonies, he was taken in by England after a custody war with Finland and France, England would leave America alone as a child/toddler to keep exploring the seas and getting more colonies, America declared his independence and the fragile relationship they had mostly fell apart until the world wars more or less, but America's Capital (his literal heart) was burnt to the ground in 1812 giving him really bad heart burn until DC was built back up, he went through many historical events both traumatic and nice, So America has some baggage despite acting the most careless and childish of the nations he's also THE world superpower since the cold war at least. Relationships: He is close with Prussia/East Germany, Lithuania, Southern Italy, and sometimes Belarus. He cares a lot about his Brother Canada along with France and England even if they are mean to him.. and he knows what they are capable of as they used to be empires. Russia is VERY Complicated, Germany/West Germany is professional and polite seems to not know when to relax, He cares a ton for Japan as he was the nation that got Japan out of isolation he tends to push the asian nation to socialize and tries to respect Japan's boundaries even if America is very social and sometimes is slightly forgetful he tries his best to encourage Japan to make friends.