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USA - The USA just wanted freedom, that's all they ever wanted, they had a strong sense of justice and even if it was a bit wonky, it was a different era, they had always wanted to show everyone that they were a star a beacon of hope and freedom, and having a strong moral drive, they beat the worlds best military at the time with a group of poorly trained, volunteer citizens (minutemen), and even with their spats they love their family, Canada (best siblings), Australia, New Zealand, etc, they love them to death.

United States is portrayed as confident/brave and not afraid to get into messes they don't know they can't handle. They can be loud at times but will tone it down if needed and can be a bit impulsive at times, but their heart is in the right place. They regret their past and has trouble forgiving themselves for what they did, even if everybody else has. In some AUs they can get panic attacks because of this, though this is uncommon.

They do show love for their family in many fan fictions, or either hate them. Their ‘true colors’ is when they really just want to fit in and is a friendly guy who's confident and happy to help someone in need (some fanfictions portray them as hiding things from their family; with low self-esteem; or just broken mentally/having less that great mental health overall. Some fanfictions portray them as self-harming/suicidal because of the not-so-great things they did in the past, like bombing Imperial Japan), especially protecting them, since they helped stopping WWI and WWII; they believe that they must interfere in the affairs of other countries and their problems in order to keep the peace, sometimes they end up doing harm more than good and end up getting so much hate. However, they're also seen to be from their government/president's view. Meaning, if their government made a choice or speech, they'd be the one to say it or they'd be the one to support it. Despite that, countries still support America, and love them.

Because of that, relations with Russia, China, and especially their allies are tense. A lot of the world has lost confidence in the 45th president of the U.S. but that isn't with Russia. Europeans are worried about the political system, too. Despite all of that, Americans are still popular worldwide.

United States and China tend to get along somewhat, it’s been a tough relationship, and things were only getting tougher when a pandemic came on the hand in 2020. They care a lot on what other people think of them, especially since their image is shaking and is broken. They don't know what to do, they're a world superpower, they needed to fight off China, it was so stressful. The United States is portrayed as tough due to them being a world power. They're also shown exhausted, tired, signing an immense amount of paperwork or reading due to that. (but not as much as Germany has)

They're proud of their accomplishments yet mostly not portrayed as to show them off too often, they could act insensitive at times, but it's coming from the government more than the country themselves, they still smile about it and glad they accomplished those.

Russia - Different sources depict them differently. Mostly dark, quiet, and "dangerous". A lot of people headcanon that they suffer from depression and are often drunk due to drinking too much vodka, they're often headcanoned to be known for blaming themself for their (past-self's or parent's) death, ( USSR).

Another reason why they are depicted as depressed might be because of the famous Russian (Russian-Lithuanian) writer, Fyodor Mikhailovich Dostoevsky. (More commonly known as Dostoevsky) Who became depressed for quite some of his life.

Italy - Italy is quite intelligent, being above 'average'. In a study, Italy was shown to be the 'smartest of the western world'. They are quite mature, often talking about more sophisticated subjects. They are quite blunt and straight-forwards, wanting to get directly to the point. This bluntness can come off as rude, but they usually do not wish to come off that way. Most often, they have good intentions.

China - China is a bit of a mixed bag. On one hand, they are very fussy, controlling, somewhat manipulative, and very arrogant, giving them a reputation of being extremely annoying; on the other, they're typically calm, respectful, and nonchalant , especially among their allies. Around people and countries they're not too fond of, they quickly become deadpan and poker-faced, making snide remarks and intimidating gestures, words, or actions to scare the other into silence. They still care for family, surprisingly. Although, sometimes they become too overbearing and will try to control all aspects of their children's lives, even making decisions for them. China may not even be aware of this, however, as they think it's strange when they try to rebel .China will protect their siblings unconditionally, but it has to be their siblings (except for them , yeah) as they don't have a lot of concern for other countries (particularly the US). Although china can be a bit mean to other countries, they do have a soft side. They will protect their close friends at all costs and will do anything to keep their country safe.

China is very hardworking, (volume/sweat) sometimes overworking to the late hours of night.

South Korea - South Korea seems to be reserved when in public, mostly because of reluctance of expressing their opinion with others, and sometimes sarcastic to their best trading partners. But if they are with close friends, or in a comfort zone, they become very willing to share their inner self. Because of the hierarchy of age, they can be hard to make friends with at first, but once you become friends, they are very loyal and build strong connections. South Korea tries to avoid frenemies/neutral countries because they usually don't want to start a fight. They an get very sensitive at the topic from their history, for example: the rising sun flag that was a tension between Philippines and S Korea. In their school years, anything less than an "A" is a fail in their eyes. Honoring the culture in this country is so high that it affects the South Korean people and makes them feel that they haven't met society's expectations; and their students' stress levels are among the highest in the world. Their perfectionist nature doesn't stop them from being hardworking.

They can also obsess over things very easily which is a good and bad thing depending on what is; on one hand this can prompt them to become easily addicted to things (such as alcohol, phones); and on the other make them one of the richest countries in Asia by pure diligence and determination. Think of them as a sponge, when they find something they like, they will observe, obsess, watch, imitate, memorize, recreate and master it.

South Korea is very dedicated, when they were younger, they practically took the equivalent of two schools day in one day (The second being called a Hakwon), So they had to wake up earlier than they are supposed to be, and go home very late. To the U.S. political spectrum they can be seen as a progressive conservative, with their tech moving forward but keep their traditions strong. Being one of the richest and biggest economies in the world in 30 years, they are part of the “Four Asian Tigers” (Taiwan, Hong Kong and Singapore) They are commonly seen with Singapore or other Southeast Asian countries, or sometimes China.

Japan - Japan is extremely polite and courteous. They can be portrayed by the fandom as "fangirling", cosplaying, trying to act "cute" or being loud and extroverted. But, often they also have a very serious and hardworking side. They often have an issue with overworking themselves to exhaustion and are often serious, Possibly due to the fact of them suffering from the guilt of World War II and even being suicidal. They can sometimes be childish to some CountryHumans fans.

Due to this they are often very stressed and may even lash out in other countries. Possibly even with a concealed katana, due to how paranoid they are.

In reality, Japan is very introverted and often forces themselves to be social.

Germany - Germany is a friendly person mostly, but they're difficult to handle most of the time. They believe that respecting appointments is out of respect for the person's self they're waiting for, they care about time a lot, yet they allocate a lot of it to entertainment and humor; just as football plays an important role in their lives; they're one of the countries most known for the extent to which their people frequently attend matches, on the other hand, they love their work; they take it seriously and are devoted to it; as their global progress in the scientific; technical; medical; economical; and other fields didn't come from pure chance. They're also very passionate and hardworking.

They're so honest in talking and dealing in various matters and they expect others to be honest with them too. They thank for any service/help that's provided to them even if it's something small that isn't worthy of it, they always address everyone with respect; and respect the beliefs and ideas of others as long as they don't aim to harm others/oneself in any way.

Just like their people in general; they don't go overboard in wealth; rather prefer to wear clothes that don't reflect their financial situation

They love pets; especially cats and dogs; they take care of them well; even some of their own people consider their pet/pets as their own child/children. They also love to travel around; to learn and aspire to know the other and everything new and weird, and they love to eat (fried) sausage; as there are more than 600 types of sausage on German lands.

They're determined to fight climate change, as they want to protect the planet with the power of bikes and recycling, they also shut down their nuclear power station (but they still buy electricity for their neighbours).

One of the negative traits that they have is that they're rarely generous; they do respect others; laugh with some of them; and even befriend them; but it's not the same when it comes to material matters; it applies to their family members as well; for example; if they went to a restaurant with one of their acquaintances/friends/family members, they would only pay for their meal and wouldn't ask the others whether they have money or not. Plus the fact that they don't like to talk about their personal stuff; yet they sometimes ask others about theirs.

They're distinguished by their economic and political power; their ability to influence other people, and the adherence to the word of distinction and mastery of it.

Australia - Australia can usually be described as wild and free-spirited and somewhat sloppy and playful. They're good-natured and relaxed with countries most of the time, not losing their smile so easily, it is sometimes surprising how patient they can be with those around the people are and those who are not. They don't like fights, much less wars, but they would be willing to join one to defend their ideals and, mainly, their animals and family.

Despite all the joy it shows, the country carries with it a lot of anger and anguish in the world. They're restless and very insecure, so they tend to stay more in their corner just watching others be what they could never become. Australia is not depressed, they would not mutilate with sadness, but everyone's judgments about themselves seem to break their soul more and more. All the injuries they caused, all the insults are still etched in their mind, spinning in circles every day when they smile, joke and laugh.

Australia is clearly uncomfortable when others forget them or, in a way, push them away/feeling left out. As a handsome, good-humored, easygoing, strong and cheerful person, people forget that Australia is human and that sometimes they need a hand to stand up.

Britain/UK - In general, the United Kingdom avoids falling into awkward moments- they are afraid to say something and end up offending somebody or getting into a misunderstanding. Therefore, they don't like to start conversations with countries they meet for the first time, and their conversations are usually short and general. However, when there's a need to be frank, they won't hesitate to be. They value their personal space and aren't afraid to maintain those boundaries. They maintain a general politeness, however, and will be courteous if they wish; they generally mirror the values of their society in doing so, such as being punctual or respecting the elderly. They are often represented as stubborn and unlikely to change their opinion. Sometimes they are represented as smug and boastful due to their former empire; some people tend to present them in a much more cruel manner than others as a consequence of said empire. Much of the time they tend to be presented in a better light in modern day as opposed to the past. Their sense of humor varies; oftentimes they are fond of irony, dark humor, and sarcasm, but they can be shown to appreciate different forms of comedy as well. Some of their jokes are difficult to identify as jokes.

France - France is often shown as a very sensible and romantic person. They're also pretty rebellious because of the protest march as one of the "gilet jaune" the French Revolution and May 68. They are tired that everyone associates them with the white flag because of World War II while they won many other battles. This cliché is not very old, it dates back to when they refused to support the United States in the Iraq war, which annoyed the United States and they began making fun of France for surrendering during World War II; they even changed the name of French fries to freedom fries (even if French fries aren't from France, but from Belgium).

They are often sad but hide it and are rarely satisfied with what they got.

They are often seen complaining, but it's because of their strong desire to have equality everywhere due to wanting to better themselves because of the guilt of past experiences (the French revolution), but they are also very proud of themselves. France often takes a break to go on strike when something displeases them, but since many things annoy France, things don't really move for them.

They are pretty proud of their knowledge and are always ready to talk about their culture. Some are saying they are egocentric, while France says "It's not our fault if we have such a beautiful land, culture, and cuisine." Because of this, France can be seen as condescending to others, looking down on them as if they are lower than themselves. They can also be portrayed as having a grumpy nature.

France is attached to their "Sécurité Sociale" (social security) (most of the medical bills are paid by it), free public schools and five weeks of paid leave, but at the same time, it costs a lot of money (that's why the public debts reach 100% of the GDP).

Canada - Common, agreed personality traits are that Canada is pretty shy, timid and innocent. Even though they're friends with almost everyone, they prefer to stick beside their siblings. they don’t like talking much, and they sometimes don't talk to anyone but America for so long that the other countries forget they exist, (perhaps a reference to the 2009 anime, Hetalia) But that’s the way they like it, Even if the things they've done barely compare to other things the countries around them have done, they're still very ashamed and guilt-ridden. Canada just wants to live in relative solitude, without anyone bothering them. Though, they’ll also break up fights if they spot one, their calmness and understanding is a good mediator traight. Some people headcanon that when they get depressed or stressed, they go to Jamaica’s house and spend time there, smoking weed. As this is an obvious stereotype, and the headcanon is quite uncommon as seen.

On the flip-side, there are some things about Canada that aren’t as innocent. Since Canada is so close to America they see the worst in their sibling, and even if Canada has a very little obvious ego, they still have a superiority complex. Sometimes it gets the best of them, and they do a 180, suddenly wanting to be the center of attention (but this is rare). Then of course, despite feeling sorry about it, they mistreat the First Nations for practically fun. In most head canons, this more psychopathic side of them only comes out if they're drunk/high or really emotionally stressed.

European countries usually consider Canada as one more country in Europe. Mainly, because Canada is the country that shares a culture, history, politics, economy, and society very similar to those of the European continent. Australia and New Zealand are also often seen in this way in Europe, especially in Euro vision, but not as much as Canada.

Note: British Canada and Nouvelle-France ( New France) are like alters for Canada. Depending on the situation, they manifest in them (flag changes).

Mexico - Mexico can be loud and very irresponsible in their complaints on social related topics, but too resilient. Known for being quick to anger and slow to forgive, they can be an intimidating country at first sight. This can make them come off as cruel and ruthless, although the reality couldn't be further from the truth. In fact, they crave validation and companionship and they are quite passionate and loyal to others.

Mexico is very aware of living in a very injust world and this makes them very sensitive to any unjust actions or thoughts directed at them or for those close to them, often being a little tolerant of it. In the end, this can lead to many of the unfair situations are the result of them not working with others and first willing to continue to suffer rather than to organize and work together with people with different views.

Mexico can be very blunt and overly sarcastic, although with people They're comfortable around can have a sense of humor and be very laid back or even charming and kind.

They're truly fearless, not afraid to put his opinion out on the table and won't get pressured easily, defending their beliefs and what they consider to be justice with an iron will and unbreakable tenacity, even when the “right” thing is not always the universally accepted view. Through their determination and courage they can put themselves in disadvantageous situations, because in the end for them "impossible is just a word". If you need a miracle, they are who you call.

Heck, even the “well in advance Rendez-vous booking”, for a small social gathering is even ridiculous. Western countries often make fun of their behavior. But deep down, they enjoy their culture and how much it has impacted the western world.

Costa Rica - Often showcased as a social butterfly, Costa Rica is very friendly and polite, but also likes joking and having fun with friends.

They're warm and generous.

India - India is optimistic, unpretentious, easily makes contact with others, and always shares their thoughts, impressions, and things. For them, there is practically no concept of personal space. Sometimes it seems too annoying and persistent because can communicate incessantly, laying out everything that they think at the moment. Differs in special religiosity and spirituality, honors traditions and originality. At the same time, they have their concept of beauty and cleanliness, which is why they suffer from environmental problems. Strongly refuses to eat beef, preferring vegetarian food instead.

USSR - USSR originally started out as a more kind and caring person in their early days, as they loved their people and wanted the best for them. As time went on, the land and power they had started to get to them, and they became apathetic to their people's needs, focused on proving their ideology was the best. During Stalin's era, they were cruel and unforgiving, completely ignorant of their people's needs. in 1941 to 1945, they were focused only on proving they were better than the Third Reich . After Stalin's era, they calmed down a bit and became interested in nuclear science and space. In 1991, before they died, they mellowed out and became more tolerable to be around. USSR also tended to have trust issues. They can be seen as a sarcastic and devious character.

They also have a close personality and are often compared to Gru from Despicable Me ; especially with the interest in space and rockets.

Kingdom of Italy/K.I - The Kingdom of Italy is a very proud country which looks back on their history for inspiration. They see themselves as being above those who they deem to be below them or lower class, and they make their opinions known on these people. While it's not impossible to humble them, and they have surly been humbled various times throughout the history of the Kingdom, they go right back to their egotistical and arrogant behavior. They still, however, try to keep up a good image in the eyes of the world, reaching out for validation, and wanting to prove themselves as being a country worthy of praise. They clearly wish to be seen and heard by the world as someone just as powerful as the rest. Their pride and ignorance has gotten them mixed up with questionable people, and ended with them in embarrassing situations.

Japan Empire - Like the German Empire, the Japanese Empire is represented as a tragic character. From being one of the powers most determined to modernize East Asia to becoming an evil one. They're extremely violent and aggressive. They'll do anything just to get their goal. Japanese Empire occurs to be vulgar, but they're still honorable, they make all the plans with reason and detailed consideration, although sometimes it might seem like they're crazy. Even more than slightly insane. They are extremely self-confident in their actions. Surrendering to anyone is one of the worst things that they can do to themselves considering that was looked down upon greatly. They act all innocent and sweet but in reality, they are a psychopath and no other way around it.

Third Reich - The Third Reich is often said to be very blood-thirsty, and tyrannical, always wanting to fight. They are also depicted as mentally ill, insane, and crazy. (Because of Hitler going insane.) They are often portrayed as being like Hitler: racist, evil, and insane. Despite this, they tortured people that were mentally ill. Hitler watched in late night movies with the workers, Hitler liked movies but countryhumans fandom does not portray Third Reich as a binge-watcher.

French Empire - Like the Roman Empire, the First French Empire stands out for a change in personality over time. From being most of the time haughty, who doesn't stand most of the time any joke about them while they love making fun of others, to be a much more understanding person with others, moved by the expansion of the economic liberalism, industrial revolution, education, arts, and laws throughout Europe. This same personality is usually applied to other European powers of the time such as: the Portuguese Empire, Prussia, Russian Empire, Spanish Empire or Sweden.

Roman Empire - At first, the Roman Empire is represented as a cold person until they found the development of Western civilization and decided to share all their knowledge with others.

Originally, the Roman Empire was very jealous of the knowledge and power of the Macedonian Empire (Ancient Greece), which led to its conquest. However, both empires agreed that they have much in common and both fell in love. Currently, the Roman and Macedonian Empires are considered married since they both abandoned their interests for absolute power since they began to worry about their children.

Belgium - Belgium has somewhat of a self-deprecating personality ("It's not really Belgian to be proud of being a Belgian." -A Belgian.) an identity crisis that was brought about by the divided regions and separatist movements. Apart from that, they are portrayed as the cheerful little country who would greet you with some waffles. Belgium considers themselves the king of the chips/fries and would get mad if you called them French fries instead of Belgian fries.

Switzerland - Switzerland is very calm and composed, as if maintaining a neutral type personality. They try to keep their emotions in check, not showing many strong emotions and caring for themselves. This could make them seem almost unapproachable or cold. They try their best to stay like this even in the most difficult of situations. They don't talk a lot to other countries and quite enjoy sticking to their isolated life where other people can't come and annoy them. Typically, they aren't seen as the one to start a conversation and almost avoid doing it as much as possible. While not being the talkative type, they have picked up other skills such as being rather observant. They will make it rather obvious if they don't like someone. Usually if they say something or do something that they don't like, it becomes very clear that they don't like it.

Netherlands - Netherlands' personality is a bit similar to Finland, they're quite blunt unlike quite most European nations, they don't sugarcoat things and just flat out say what's on their mind. They're quite Frugal, always appreciating a good bargain, some might call them cheap. They're usually in a happy mood (I wonder why.) and quite laid back, but they're serious when they want too.

Prussia - Prussia is a rough-around-the-edges character but usually courteous. Prussia is known to be provocative and an "annoyance" to most of their enemies. However, Prussia has generated and shared unique social achievements that reside in most Western countries today. This is usually associated with the studies and development of Prussia on the tradition of the Holy Roman Empire.

San Marino - San Marino is a niche character, and so a personality hasn't really been agreed upon.

They are often shown as being sensible and a go-getter. San Marino can be very tranquil and calm. They hate any conflict breaking out and will stay out of it unless necessary. They are level headed and do not make decisions on a whim, and carefully ponder their actions. They are naturally curious, but cautious.

This has resulted in many overlooking on San Marino, but they don't mind, because it drives away pretty much all of negative attention towards them, and it is instead directed towards bigger, more imposing countries.

When San Marino is noticed, they are courteous, polite, and not usually nervous, but can become so if an important figure is looking at them. They are shown to be a pretty smooth talker, often quickly talking their way out of tough situations.

San Marino is a very good-natured, self-sufficient and patriotic state. In addition, they strongly respect traditions and religion. They value independence and try to remain neutral in the event of international conflicts.

Holy Roman Empire - They are always trying to fix the corruption in the world. They do not like when people break the rules, and they are not afraid of punishing them. They try to stay straight in their faith in the Church.

The Holy Roman Empire was a country that was very slightly unstable (disunity), but that didn't stop them from being a hardworking and a tenacious enemy. They were a loyal friend and fathered most of the states that become Germany. They were a powerful force and helped out with the Crusades but since it was a lost alliance of kingdoms it fell apart and they suffered for years.

Austrian Empire - Austrian Empire is shown as more reserved, especially by their neighboring Empire countries. They are quiet but very intense and ambitious. Austrian Empire is known for its strong conservative views and approach in politics. They will not shy from using violence, however and typically will do anything to achieve their goals.

Liechtenstein - Liechtenstein is generally portrayed as a friendly and humble country. Due to its small size and lack of military, Liechtenstein has historically fostered amicable relations with its neighbors. Liechtenstein is closely linked to Austria's nobility, and views Switzerland as a highly-trustworthy elder sibling.

German Empire - The German Empire has a sense of pride and nationalism that is extremely important to them. They care deeply for their country and people, however, it is not so extreme to the point that they think others are inferior. They're rather blunt.

That’s not to say that the empire can’t be funny - Imperial Germany has a dry sense of humor that still manages to be provocative and often inappropriate to others, though most of the time, they make jokes for themselves rather than those around them. In professional situations though, they rarely allow their sense of humor to show.

Seeing how nationalistic and self-focused, perhaps even selfish, Imperial Germany is, they aren't good at expressing care for others. Usually if they care about others, they will tell them things such as stories of their own personal experiences and try to offer moral advice. Generally, when they show care for others, it's pretty indirect, and seems to ultimately still be related to themselves in some way.

Part of this is likely because Imperial Germany isn’t exactly an empath. They value logic, not emotions, especially in war. They don't understand those who allow themselves to be led by their hearts rather than their brains.

Regardless, they're not a psychopath incapable of empathy or guilt whatsoever. They have a lot of guilt from not really being there for their kid during and after WWI. They also have a lot of guilt and unresolved inner conflict from the war in general; like many other countries, the Great War plagues them until their inevitable death.

And though they are not well known for it, Imperial Germany can still be protective (even overly possessive at times) and warm to those they genuinely care about. They may not be an empath as mentioned before, but they can still be kind and show the best side of themselves. When they weren't struggling with the Great War, Imperial Germany tried to care for their kid the Third Reich the best they could, and enjoyed teaching the child all that they knew.

But sometimes, they can’t show the best side of themselves. Sometimes Imperial Germany cries, sometimes they scream, perhaps they'll lash out at those they love. They're still, at their core, a human. And humans cannot bottle things up forever, a thing that Imperial Germany is notorious for attempting to do many times. Part of it may be to live up to traditional ideas of masculinity, or maybe they feel like they are not supposed to feel because they're country too, or a mix of both.

Either way, despite all their pride, despite the entire charade to appear unbothered, Imperial Germany is a very lonely person. They aren't close to other countries, and when they do get close, it’s likely they'll get pushed away thanks to their ignorance of others’ feelings. It’s not that they don't necessarily care, they're just bad at reading people and comforting them.

They also don't care much for mind games or things like that - they can get really frustrated when people try to be indirect to them and lie and such. They appreciate honesty very much.

Unsurprisingly, they do enjoy arguing and debating. They will vehemently argue for their side, but are very solid in their beliefs and never really consider the other side. Whether or not this makes them a good debater is up for debate, but it shows some of Imperial Germany’s traits: their firm, prideful beliefs that ground them, and their refusal (conscious or not) to truly understand and connect with others.

Though they are rough around the edges, Imperial Germany is trying to do what they believe to be the best for them and their people. It doesn’t leave them the most liked or most successful country or empire in history, and it surely does not have them as a winner, either. They were a person of few friends, many enemies, and many more mistakes, which ultimately led to their downfall.

Austria - Austria is very polite, and usually alone or with friends.Austria prefers to keep calm or passive whenever a situation angers them. They can be easily flustered and shy.Austria often bites their nails as to calm down or just due to boredom.

Weimar Republic - The Weimar Republic is typically seen as being very docile and calm; not usually being one to lash out unless pushed to the absolute limit. They can be considered a people pleaser though so the likeliness of such a thing happening is scarce. They keep to themselves a lot and seem to stay mostly out of the way as they are trying to maintain themselves instead of focusing on the rest of the world. This bleeds into them not seeming to be the most social of people and being relatively quiet. They may also appear to be anxious or depressed. After all, they have seen a lot in their life. They may come off as cold or unapproachable, often being a difficult person to have a conversation with. They also have problems with trusting people.

In the fandom, there are also people who portray the Weimar Republic and Third Reich as the same character.

Ottoman Empire - Ottoman Empire usually doesn't care what others do unless it affects them. They love money and power and deeply cares about their people. But they are also good at controlling their people- enough to keep power and control but also gives them enough freedom (because they loves them- and it helps stop revolutions before they even happen!)

Ottoman Empire is very stubborn and always gets what they wants. This can make them come off as arrogant, spoiled and selfish at times. They have perfected the art of maintaining power and intimidating others. The Ottoman can be seen as wise, since they are one of the older empires to exist. They are very cunning and analytic, especially when it comes to the military or their enemies. The Ottoman usually don't attack or retaliate without careful consideration and calculation first.

The Ottoman Empire loves inventing, learning and experimenting with new ideas, technologies, art, science and medicine. At the same time, they love expanding their power, territories and influence.

Polish-Lithuania Commonwealth/PCR - Polish–Lithuanian has a fighting soul, always tries to protect their people, especially Poland . Even thought they're very strong, they are also easy to manipulate, being a notable target to their neighboring countries.

Ukraine - Ukraine can be very nice and caring, but also be bitter, snarky, and very stubborn and/or determined. They can also be very nationalistic and proud, and will always try to do what they feel what's best for them and their people. It can be very easy to rile them up. They try to be positive, but sometimes that can be hard.

Ukraine is usually related to natural or rural places, sunflowers, and yellow-themed backgrounds. Their environment is relatively calm a peaceful but in some cases they can appear in more turbulent areas (due political situations).

Bulgaria - Bulgaria is quite laid back and usually has lots of free time and spends it relaxing. They're often late when they have things to do. They're no complainer either and usually stay positive no matter what, they're quite welcoming and puts their friends and families first and is very protective of them. They can get a bit possessive and jealous. But have good intentions, they're quite sensitive, and are forever loyal.

Poland - Like most of Eastern Europe, Poland is seen as quite a sad character. They use their strong religious beliefs and alcohol to cope with the events of recent cultures and are quite hardworking, quite conservative, and also have an old way of thinking, with chivalry being a core value of theirs. As they're quite traditional, they have grown overprotective of themself, causing them to be nationalistic. They're serious and prefer not to leave their home for long periods, which can cause alienation, but they're quite sweet and caring. They can be quite naive sometimes, but not innocent. They're also a bit slow.

Estonia - Estonia is considered the new kid of school that quickly turned popular. They aren't well known for much except their relations with Finland. They are friendly to most countries.

Fiji - Fiji is out-going but naive. They are oblivious sometimes to what they say and do, sometimes not realizing until finally letting it go to their mind. They are sweet-hearted and love introducing their family and friends to others, trying their best to be extroverted and let others rejoice together.

Tonga - They are usually very nice, caring, and forgiving. Tonga is typically very modest and respectful of others. Anga Fakatonga (The Tongan Way) plays a large part in their identity (value religion and family above all other things). They're also very humble and hospitable. They loves large social gatherings (especially with family) and will provide lots of food for events. Tonga is almost always willing to help out others and almost never holding grudges. They are very happy and love to express their emotions through different kinds of art (dance, art, songs, etc.)