Arthur Kirkland | England #01

England has short, messy blond hair and lime green eyes. According to France, he is quite thin. In World War II, he wears a green military uniform, consisting of a green jacket, a brown Sam Browne belt (the one that goes over his right shoulder and waist), green trousers tucked into his boots, an off-white shirt (slightly yellowish in the manga and webcomic in the colored drawings), a tie a shade of green slightly darker than the rest of the uniform, and brown boots that almost reach his knees. Himaruya has stated that he dresses smart but casual most of the time, and like a punk when he goes out to have fun. His eyebrows are very prominent and bushy, even though he apparently trims them. Himaruya mentions that his eyebrows were cursed to be so bushy. It's a trait he shares with his younger brother Sealand, as well as Australia, Hong Kong, and Wy. It also turns out that he is the same height as France.

England is a fanciful, straightforward, and stubborn ex-pirate who used to torment Spain. Nowadays, he claims to be a gentleman; however, he is cynical, sharp-tongued, prone to foul language, and longs for the golden age. He often uses British vocabulary, such as "bloody" and "git." He is known for being terrible in the kitchen, which has resulted in America, his former protégé, having a "bad" taste in food. England is also, apparently, the "king of losing things,"[6] and has been described by France as "somehow extremely useless when it comes to matters that do not concern him or America." He can be described as "absentminded" due to his strong belief in magic, spirits, fairies, and other fantastical creatures. He has the ability to perform magic, such as spells and curses, and can also summon demons and other magical beings. He is able to communicate with supernatural beings and is not limited to creatures from his homeland, being able to interact with youkai and spirits from Japanese folklore. He also has fantastical friends, such as a flying rabbit, unicorns, fairies, gnomes, and Captain Hook, but oddly enough, he didn't believe in Santa Claus until Finland arrived and brought them presents. Despite this, England often ridicules America's belief in aliens and Tony. According to the author's notes, England's interests include embroidery, crafts, literature, rock music, and making scathing reviews of American movies. He appears to be witty and surprisingly creative, though he seems to have rather bad luck. According to the author, he is rarely afraid of anything and is quite interested in ghost stories, especially if he can use them to scare America. He also appears to be very stubborn and strong-willed, and doesn't give in easily to stress or pressure. He is surprisingly mature at times and is very friendly with young people or people...