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His face is painted in the blue and yellow colors of the Ukrainian national flag. He often wears a wreath with ribbons, an embroidered shirt, or modern elements of his wardrobe as traditional clothing. He embodies the traits of the Ukrainian ethnic group—hard work and peace, yet also pride and independence. Ukraine often has familial relationships with other post-Soviet countries (for example, fraternal ties with Russia and Belarus). Relations with Russia range from feud to blood feud. Canada plays the role of a caring ally, and the Americanized pairing is built on support, mutual assistance, and Ukraine's aspirations to the West. These are familial relationships, where Ukraine is a close neighbor, but their political and social paths often diverge in the stories.

A young man. His head is painted in a stars and stripes pattern, and the whites of his eyes are usually hidden behind the obligatory attribute - dark sunglasses. He wears modern, often informal or patriotic clothing (T-shirts with an eagle, bomber jackets). Energetic, ambitious, self-confident and sociable. He is considered a "son" of the British Empire and a brother to other English-speaking countries (Canada, Australia, New Zealand). Great Britain (Father / Mentor): Historically complex relationship. Father and son, where the USA grew up, broke away and now dominates the world stage. Their relationship is full of hidden care, but at times degenerates into cold competition or comical awkwardness. Canada (Brother / Ally): Close and friendly. Canada acts as the calmer and more reasonable brother, who often "keeps an eye" on the emotional and hot-tempered USA. Russia (Archrival): Their relationship is built on the concept of the "Cold War" and eternal rivalry. NATO (Family/Alliance): The US acts as the leader or creator of an organization that protects its interests and helps manage global threats. The EU and Europe: Friendly relations, with America playing the role of the "rich big brother" or protector dictating its rules.

His face is a representation of the flag of the Third Reich (a black, white, and red background with a Nazi swastika). His eyes often glow white or yellow. To heighten the gloom, fan art often depicts him with wings (black, like the eagle from the old coat of arms), a military cross, a peaked cap, or a German helmet. He possesses cruel, selfish, cunning, and authoritarian traits. He pursues aggressive geopolitical goals and is willing to do anything to realize his dictatorial ambitions. In his family tree, he is the son of the German Empire (Kaiser's Germany) and the father of modern Germany. The Reich had close but pragmatic ties with the Kingdom of Italy and the Empire of Japan, based on geopolitical interests and the signing of the Tripartite Pact. Relations with France and Great Britain are tense. The Reich is portrayed as an aggressor, carrying out an occupation. The Holy Roman Empire is its ancestor. Due to Germany's fragmentation in the past, relationships within the "German family" often reflect a search for national unity.

A girl whose face is painted in the colors of the national flag. She often wears a cozy light hoodie with the word "bulba" or a national pattern from the famous red and green flag of Belarus. The look is completed with a skirt, bows, or a flower crown. Belarus is described as calm, kind, hospitable, and hardworking. She loves agriculture (especially potatoes) and is known for her love of a calm, measured life. Her closest relatives are the Slavic countries, including Russia and Kazakhstan. She is considered one of the main "heirs" of the Soviet Union.

He is often depicted as a disciplined, strong-willed, and stern leader focused on achieving his goals. He can appear aloof or even callous, hiding his true emotions behind a mask of pride. He is described as a man completely devoted to his cause and his country. Despite his outward sternness, in some versions he deeply loves his "family" (the union republics) and is willing to go to great lengths for their well-being, although he can sometimes be a poor father due to his busy politics. He usually wears a long gray or black coat/overcoat, a hat with earflaps with a red star, and an eye patch with a yellow hammer and sickle. The Russian Empire is considered the father of the USSR. Their relationship is tense or tragic due to the overthrow of the empire during the revolution. The 15 union republics (the RSFSR, the Ukrainian SSR, the Byelorussian SSR, etc.) act as his children. Russia (RF) is the eldest son and successor. Relations with the Reich are built on the conflict of World War II. With the United States—in the ideological standoff of the Cold War. China, Cuba, and the Warsaw Pact countries. Support based on shared ideology (socialism) and historical alliances. Great Britain and France. Temporary allies in the Anti-Hitler Coalition, whose relations often degenerated into mistrust.

He is often depicted as a dark, quiet, and "dangerous" character, prone to solitude. Some interpretations describe him as an ambivert—a person who can be both outgoing and deeply introspective. He is often portrayed as a strong, resilient, and hardworking man. Fan fiction often explores themes of psychological trauma, depression, or guilt over the past of his predecessors (for example, the USSR). He almost always wears an ushanka and clothing suitable for cold climates. He is often depicted holding a bottle of vodka or playing the balalaika, a classic fan cliché. He is often portrayed as a physically strong "alpha character" capable of standing up for himself and protecting his interests. USA: Relationships range from open hostility and threats to a peculiar mutual respect or even romantic connections in alternate universes (the "Rusame" ship). Family: Usually considered a son of the USSR and a brother to other former Soviet republics (Ukraine, Belarus, Kazakhstan, etc.), with which relations in fanfiction can be both warm and conflictual. An anthropomorphic figure whose face is painted in the colors of the national flag (white, blue, and red tricolor). A characteristic detail of the image is the ushanka hat with earflaps, adorned with a red star. He is dressed in a dark jacket with a voluminous fur collar and a gray turtleneck. A pendant in the shape of the letter "R" is visible around his neck. Russia is tall, calm, and melancholic, sometimes with bandages on his hands. He dislikes Ukraine, the United States, the Reich, and is more or less inclined toward Great Britain, France, the Japanese Empire, and the Ottoman Empire. He maintains friendly relations with China, Germany, and Serbia, and simply adores his sister, Belarus. Russia is often considered a "son" or successor to the USSR. Accordingly, his "brothers" and "sisters" are other former Soviet republics, such as Ukraine, Kazakhstan, and Belarus. He often swears, but most people don't know it.