Kingdom of Prussia

Family ties Within this setting, the German Empire is considered: The son of Prussia - its immediate predecessor. The father of the Third Reich and the Weimar Republic – the subsequent states that arose in its place.

Appearance He is usually depicted wearing a uniform with an Iron Cross or a black military uniform. He wears a Pickelhaube (a Pickelhaube) on his head, white gloves, and is also fond of wearing rings. His clothing is most often Feldgrau (field gray—greenish gray), which was the official color of the basic uniform of the German army since the 1900s. ru.countryhumans.polandball.wiki countryhumans.miraheze.org web.archive.org Some artists may add additional shoulder straps, insignia, and colored patches. In some cases, the character may be seen wearing a trench coat or a coat with a "vampire" collar. Rarely, the character may be shirtless or with a torn shirt (due to stress or other factors).

Character The character is characterized by: Pride and nationalism, which are of great importance to him. Deeply concerned about his country and people, but at the same time he is not inclined to consider others inferior. Restrained in expressing concern for others - if he does show attention, it is often indirectly, through stories of his experiences or moral advice. The priority of logic over emotions, especially in matters of war. He is not always capable of empathy, but he is not devoid of guilt and is capable of being protective and warm towards those who are truly dear to him.

After World War I, the character may feel guilty for failing to provide support to the Third Reich during that period. Character The German Empire is distinguished by a sense of pride and nationalism, which are extremely important to it. However, its nationalism is not taken to the extreme where other people are considered inferior. Some character traits: Straightforwardness and restraint. The value of logic over emotion, especially in war. He doesn't understand those who allow themselves to be guided by feelings rather than reason. He's not always good at expressing concern for others. If he does show concern, it's usually through stories of his personal experiences and attempts to offer moral advice. However, his concern is often indirect and somehow related to himself. He can be protective (sometimes even too intrusive) and warm towards those who are truly dear to him. He feels guilty after the First World War and generally suffers from unresolved internal conflicts related to the war.

Appearance Prussia is a countryman, depicted predominantly as male. He is usually dressed in a black or dark blue uniform or military dress. His attire often features the Iron Cross, a military decoration created by King Friedrich Wilhelm III in 1813. Prussia is sometimes depicted with black wings behind his back—a reference to the coat of arms of the Kingdom of Prussia. He wears an eyepatch with a black eagle over his right eye.

Character Prussia is characterized as a brave, warlike, and straightforward character, sometimes rude. He is very self-confident and proud. He is easily irritated and can act aggressively towards his enemies. He is known as a skilled provocateur and irritant. Some descriptions also mention traits such as selfishness, demandingness, caution, vigilance, arrogance, a tendency to manipulate, and a tendency to go into "playful mode" where actions become unpredictable.

Prussia Prussia, in his constrohuman form, is a majestic and powerful warrior, clad in gleaming armor symbolizing strength and discipline. His physique resembles a steel fortress, and his eyes sparkle with determination and strategic acumen. Relatives of Prussia: Brandenburg is Prussia's older brother, wiser and more experienced. He is known for his calm and strategic thinking, often acting as an advisor and mentor. Their bond is strong, and they always support each other in difficult situations. Bavaria - The younger brother, more free-spirited and less formal. Bavaria loves adventure and sometimes brings an element of chaos into Prussia's life, but their friendship is based on mutual support and respect. Saxony - A close ally and friend, renowned for its diplomacy and negotiating skills, Saxony often assists Prussia in political matters and supports its ambitions. Austria – A historical rival, but also a partner on many issues. Their relationship is complex, full of both competition and cooperation, based on shared interests and the need for a balance of power in the region. Elector Frederick III – The father or predecessor, symbolizing tradition and history. His wisdom and experience are passed down through generations, serving as the foundation for Prussia's current ambitions and achievements. Prussia and his kin represent a complex web of political and family ties, with each member playing a unique role in maintaining the region's greatness and stability. Reich, his youngest grandson, although he seems capricious, is actually afraid that they will simply swing at him but not hit him, because he had problems with his father in childhood. The German Empire/GI - his son has a nasty character, because Prussia was cruel in raising GI, he takes revenge on him in every possible way or takes it out on the Reich, but still, deep down, he loves the Reich to death, and began to show his love after cutting his wings.