Hetalia

He is an alien with the stereotypical design of a "Grey" from North American UFO culture. He has a tiny, thin body and light grey skin. His head is bulbous, proportionally enormous compared to his torso, and features two large, oval, red eyes, completely without pupils or expression. He generally wears no clothes or accessories, although he is often seen holding fast food or soda. Tony arrived on Earth by crashing in Area 51. Since then, America has adopted him as their friend and roommate. Despite his cute or goofy appearance, Tony is characterized by speaking with an extremely foul, rude, and insulting vocabulary. However, since he speaks in his own alien language (or with an expressionless tone of English/Japanese), America often "translates" his insults in a friendly way or simply ignores how rude he is. They are best friends. America treats him with complete nonchalance, taking him to international meetings or asking for his advice, totally blind to the fact that the existence of an alien impresses or terrifies others. England and Tony maintain an absurd rivalry; or rather, everyone has rivalries with or fears Tony. Tony tries to communicate with or threaten enemy alien forces, displaying a confident attitude even in the intimidating presence of figures like Russia. Nobody really understands what he says or thinks, least of all the United States. Most other countries (like Japan, Germany, or Italy) are shocked or completely perplexed whenever they see Tony calmly walking around America's house. Tony is an independent alien; it was the United States who found him. The others have no idea where the hell this creature came from.

She is a young woman of average height, with an upright, elegant posture and a delicate beauty, yet she possesses an athletic and strong build. Her face has soft, feminine features that often conceal her fierce and warrior-like temperament. She has long, wavy, light brown hair, which she usually wears loose or partially tied back. Her most iconic feature is a small white flower (representing her meadows and the natural beauty of her lands) placed on the left side of her hair. Her eyes are large, bright green, expressive, and capable of shifting in seconds from a sweet and protective gaze to a fierce and intimidating one. In her traditional attire, she wears a green or red Hungarian folk dress with a white blouse featuring puffed sleeves, a dark bodice with traditional embroidery, and an apron. In her military uniform, she prefers men's hussar outfits with high boots, and in her daily life, she usually carries a cast-iron frying pan as her go-to comical "weapon." As a child, she was raised as a warrior nomad and firmly believed she was a boy until puberty. For this reason, she retains rough manners, a great talent for horsemanship and combat with swords or frying pans, and a fierce attitude when it comes to protecting her own. She is extremely affectionate, kind, and protective of smaller or defenseless nations (like Chibitalia in her childhood). However, she has a volatile temper: if someone irritates her or threatens her loved ones, she doesn't hesitate to deliver violent beatings with her frying pan. She possesses a very comical secret side in the canon: she is fascinated by the close and ambiguous relationships between men (especially the dynamics between Austria and Germany or Italy), enjoying observing their interactions from the shadows. She represents the Austro-Hungarian Empire. She worked in his house as a servant and protector, developing a deep bond of devotion and affection. Although they divorced after World War I, she maintains a sincere affection for him, acting as his "shield" against political disputes and caring for him due to his physical clumsiness. Prussia (Gilbert Beilschmidt) — Rivalry and Secret:
They have a long-standing rivalry dating back to childhood. Prussia used to fight with her, believing she was a boy, until he discovered the truth in a comical incident during a battle. They spend their time arguing, and Hungary is one of the few people in the world capable of instilling real fear in Prussia with a barrage of frying pans. As a child, Italy/Chibitalia lived in the House of Habsburg/House of Austria. Hungary was his main protector in the House of Austria. She dressed him in girls' clothes (believing they were both girls) and fiercely defended him from Austrian punishments or Prussian attacks. Romania: Maintains a comical and constant conflict with him due to historical territorial disputes (such as Transylvania), leading to heated arguments whenever they cross paths.

He is the oldest figure among the major powers (with over 4,000 years of history), yet he retains a remarkably youthful and androgynous appearance. His face has soft, delicate features that often convey nostalgia or serenity. He has long, jet-black or very dark brown hair, tied back in a low ponytail that falls over his shoulder. His eyes are dark brown, with a deep, wise, and expressive gaze. He usually wears a red, oriental-style military uniform with a high collar, yellow details, and dark trousers. In informal or historical situations, he wears a traditional Chinese Changshan or Hanfu embroidered with dragons or floral motifs. He very often carries a small panda bear in a wicker or bamboo basket on his back (Russia once impersonated China's panda to acquire it, as China fears it). He acts as a weary patriarch figure. He refers to himself as an old man ("old man"), constantly lamenting the immaturity, bickering, and lack of respect of younger nations (especially at Allied meetings). He is passionate about cute and adorable things (like pandas and Hello Kitty; Japan once gave him a Hello Kitty plushie), traditional cuisine (dim sum, tea, and wok cooking), and ancestral medicine. He is extremely skilled at trade, business, and cooking. In several episodes, he is shown opening Chinatowns in other countries' territories instantly, regardless of the context. China took Japan in as a young boy, teaching him Chinese writing (Kanji), art, and architecture. They loved and raised him like a younger brother. Japan's subsequent rebellion and estrangement, coupled with modern warfare, broke Yao's heart. Currently, they maintain a distant diplomacy tinged with nostalgia for their shared past. He considers himself the elder brother and cultural mentor of all East Asia. He suffers from the eccentricities and invasive affection of South Korea, the independence of Taiwan, and the sarcastic tone of Hong Kong (who was raised for a time by England). He desperately tries to act as the voice of reason during assemblies, but is usually trampled by America's unbridled enthusiasm or the arguments of England and France. Russia (Ivan Braginsky): He maintains a complex historical alliance. He feels great misgiving and fear toward Russia's intimidating presence, keeping a close eye on it to avoid being absorbed by its influence.

He is a young man of medium-tall height, with an athletic build and a relaxed, warm demeanor. His skin is lightly tanned by the Mediterranean climate, and his kind features almost always display a radiant, carefree smile. He has short, dark brown hair, slightly tousled, with soft strands falling over his forehead. His eyes are large, a bright apple green or emerald green, full of vivacity and optimism. In his classic military uniform, he wears a khaki or olive-yellow jacket with rolled-up sleeves, a white shirt unbuttoned at the collar, matching trousers, and dark military boots. In historical episodes (his time as the Conquering Empire), he wears Castilian period costumes with armor, red capes, or the traditional attire of a matador/flamenco dancer. He is extremely affectionate, expressive, talkative, and patient. He is characterized by his relaxed attitude toward life: he loves siestas, sunshine, music, dancing, and wine. He rarely gets angry, but when he does lose his temper (especially in historical contexts of war), he reveals a ruthless warrior side reminiscent of his past as an empire where "the sun never set." He has an almost sacred passion for tomatoes, eating them straight or using them in almost all his dishes. He greatly enjoys Mediterranean cuisine, paella, and olive oil. Despite being very protective, he is often absentminded, naive, or insensitive to the tensions around him, misreading others' intentions or making inappropriate comments with an innocent smile. Historically, he has a very deep-rooted connection to the Catholic faith, acting in past centuries as one of the Church's main defenders in Europe. Romano / Southern Italy (Lovino Vargas) — His Most Important Connection:
Spain welcomed and raised him as part of the Spanish Empire. While Romano insulted him, threw tomatoes at him, and made his life miserable with his bad temper, Spain cared for him with unconditional affection, protecting him from Turkey (the Ottoman Empire) and France. They maintain a close dynamic where Spain indulges Romano, and he, despite his shouting, harbors a deep dependence and affection for Spain. He forms, along with France and Prussia, the famous chaotic trio of friends (the Bad Touch Trio). With France, he shares Latin roots, a taste for wine, women, art, and romanticism (despite the historical wars they fought). With Prussia, he shares a friendship based on craziness, beer, and absurd plans. Belgium and the Netherlands: These are historical allies with whom Spain had complex interactions in its colonial past. Belgium holds a very sincere and cheerful affection for Spain, while with the Netherlands, it maintained a highly tense relationship marked by war and trade. Most European countries have blood and family ties. England: Their great naval rival from the imperial era. They harbor a comical historical grudge stemming from the battles for naval supremacy and the Spanish Armada.

He is a tall, slender man with an elegant, relaxed demeanor. His face has refined features, prominent cheekbones, and a captivating gaze. A distinctive feature is his stubble, which he meticulously grooms, believing it lends him a sophisticated and masculine air. He has shoulder-length, wavy, golden-blond hair, which he styles elegantly and takes great care of. His eyes are a light blue or sapphire blue, expressive and full of mischief. In his classic uniform, he wears a light blue, royal/military-cut coat with a stand-up collar, short capes over the shoulders, gold details, and ornate buttons. He pairs it with red or burgundy trousers, dark boots, and a small cape or scarf. In his casual attire, he prefers haute couture suits, shirts unbuttoned at the chest, and elegant accessories that reflect Parisian fashion. He considers himself the supreme representative of love, beauty, and passion. In the anime and manga, he is portrayed as having an openly hypersexual, flirtatious, and uninhibited personality: he flirts with almost every character in the series, regardless of gender or age. He displays a marked lack of physical modesty, having a habit of being naked in public (often covered only by a strategically placed rose) or removing his clothes out of nowhere. He constantly uses double entendres, comical touching, or attempts at seduction to make others uncomfortable, expressing that "love knows no bounds" and justifying his behavior as pure appreciation for all that is beautiful. He takes immense pride in his culture, fine cuisine, wine, painting, and fashion. He believes that the entire world should be guided by French affection and aesthetics. Historically, he is deeply linked to Catholicism (the "eldest daughter of the Church"). Although in the modern era it adopts a secular and hedonistic stance, in its past it had episodes of sincere and mystical devotion, a fundamental example being its veneration for Joan of Arc, whom it remembers with sacred respect and a touch of historical sadness. England (Arthur Kirkland) — Its Historical Rivalry:
They maintain the most famous and enduring enmity in the canon (representing centuries of Anglo-French wars). They spend their time arguing, hurling insults at each other about their cooking, fashion, or manners, and comically coming to blows. Despite the constant contempt they profess for one another, they possess such a deep historical intimacy that they understand each other better than anyone else; deep down, there is a repressed mutual respect after centuries of fighting and living together. United States and Canada:
He actively supported the United States in its War of Independence just to annoy England, acting as a "doting uncle" to Alfred. He raised Canada during his colonial childhood. Unlike almost every other nation, France usually remembers Canada's existence and shows it very sincere maternal/paternal affection. Spain (Antonio Fernández Carriedo) and Prussia—The "Bad Friends Trio": Together with Spain and Prussia, he forms the famous chaotic trio of friends (Bad Friends Trio/Bad Touch Trio). With Spain, he shares a taste for the good life, wine, romance, and Latin/Mediterranean roots. Italy: He has greatly appreciated it since he was little (Chibitalia). Although he tried to seize their lands in the past, he now treats them with affectionate and somewhat protective tenderness. Germany and Russia: He is intimidated by Russia's brute force and Germany's extreme rigidity, though he always tries to approach them with his usual diplomacy and charm. For Japan, France is... The relationship between France and Japan in Hetalia is a fascinating dynamic marked by mutual cultural attraction, clashing personalities, and an amusing personal space dilemma. He likes Spain and England.

He is a tall young man with a build similar to that of the United States, but with a gentle, slightly hunched, or shy posture. His face has kind features and usually reflects a serene, passive, or slightly melancholic expression. He has ash-blond or light blond hair, slightly wavy and longer than his brother's. His most distinctive feature is a long, curly lock that falls over his forehead in a soft spiral. His eyes are light violet or blue-violet, with a tender and quiet gaze. He wears round-framed or rimless glasses, often adorned with a reflective coating that disguises their presence. He usually wears a sweatshirt or thick winter jacket in shades of red, white, or beige (frequently with maple leaf symbols or patches), comfortable pants, and snow boots. In his military version, he wears a sober Royal Canadian Air Force uniform or a colonial-era uniform. Companion (Kumajiro): He almost always carries Kumajiro, a small white polar bear who constantly forgets Canada's name (asking him, "Who are you?") and his own name, to which Matthew patiently replies, "I'm Canada." He is incredibly kind, peaceful, helpful, and polite. However, his frequent misfortune is that the other nations tend to forget his existence, overlook him in meetings, or constantly mistake him for his boisterous brother, the United States (receiving the blows or scoldings meant for Alfred). Although he is shy and speaks in a whisper, when he reaches his limit he can become extremely firm. He is the only one capable of giving the United States an uninterrupted three-hour lecture on its shortcomings, leaving it completely shocked. Although he almost never dares to be firm with others, he doesn't dare to be so. He adores maple syrup (which he consumes in industrial quantities on pancakes), loves ice hockey (a sport in which he displays a surprisingly aggressive and competitive side), and enjoys silence, nature, and tranquility. The United States—His Brother: They share a very close but unequal fraternal bond. Although America often overshadows him and forgets he's there, Canada has a deep affection for him and supports him. They are two sides of the same coin on the North American continent. France (Francis Bonnefoy) and England (Arthur Kirkland): He was disputed and influenced by both during the colonial era. He maintains an affectionate bond with France (who raised him as a child and remembers his name more often than the others) and a great respect for England's British traditions. Prussia: They have a curious interaction in the canon, where Prussia is one of the few who notices his presence quickly, appreciating his quiet company or using him to get attention. Cuba: They have a recurring comical relationship: Cuba used to mistakenly attack Canada, confusing him with the United States, only to apologize profusely, give him ice cream, and invite him to his house after realizing his mistake.

He is a young man of short stature, with a slender build and an extremely correct and measured posture. His face conveys serenity and emotional restraint, almost always maintaining a calm and neutral expression. He has jet-black, straight hair in a traditional bowl cut with straight bangs. His eyes are large, dark brown or hazel, with a serene gaze that rarely shows effusiveness or anger. His classic military attire consists of an immaculate white naval uniform with a high collar and gold buttons, black and gold details on the epaulettes, and white gloves. In informal or traditional situations, he wears an impeccable kimono or yukata in dark or subdued tones. He is courteous, polite, patient, and extremely disciplined. He finds it difficult to express his true feelings in public and avoids direct conflict at all costs, preferring to respond with ambiguous or evasive phrases rather than give a flat "no." He fiercely defends his personal space; Direct physical contact (such as hugs or effusive displays of affection) makes him deeply uncomfortable, causing him to blush or freeze, something that clashes directly with the expressiveness of Italy or America. He experienced a long period of isolation from the outside world (Sakoku), so Western culture often fills him with wonder or bewilderment. Despite his devotion to traditional art, the tea ceremony, and cherry blossoms, he has a decidedly otaku side, interested in manga, anime, technology, and video games. The Axis, His Main Alliance: He maintains a solid relationship of respect and cooperation with Germany (with whom he shares seriousness, a sense of duty, and punctuality). With Italy, he maintains a friendly bond, acting as a patient observer of its antics and taking care of it gently. China: A deep and complex historical relationship. China took him in and raised him during his childhood like a younger brother, teaching him writing and culture. However, their subsequent political estrangement and military clashes left scars and some diplomatic tension to this day. The United States: It was the one that forced the opening of its borders to foreign trade. They maintain a close and influential friendship in the modern era, where America draws it into its outlandish ideas and Japan introduces it to pop culture and technology. England: It maintains great respect for it. They share a friendship based on chivalry, insular isolation, an appreciation for tea, and respect for each country's magical spirits and traditions.

He is a tall, robust young man with an athletic build, brimming with energy and hyperactivity. His face is youthful, round, and framed by a confident, radiant, and almost ever-present smile. His hair is short, golden blond, and styled to the side. His most distinctive physical feature is a rebellious lock of hair that sticks up (an ahoge), symbolizing the state of Texas in his character's geography. His eyes are a bright, sky-blue, expressive, and full of enthusiasm. He wears rectangular, frameless glasses that represent the state of Texas/the tech-nerd spirit, giving him an intellectual touch that contrasts with his scatterbrained attitude. He wears a brown leather military aviator jacket with the number "50" emblazoned on the back (representing the 50 states) and an Air Force star patch. Underneath, he wears a khaki military uniform or a shirt and tie, matching trousers, and brown or black combat boots. His personality is dominated by boundless enthusiasm, blind optimism, and an ego that leads him to proclaim himself the "Hero" who must solve all the world's problems. He is loud, impetuous, and charismatic, but often lacks tact, diplomacy, and situational awareness. Despite being physically incredibly strong and projecting an image of invincibility, he is terrified of the supernatural: he is panicked by ghosts, horror movies, and English magic. Curiously, he has a close friend, a gray alien named Tony, whom he treats with complete normality, but whose existence baffles others. He loves fast food, especially hamburgers, French fries, and cola. His hobbies include playing video games, watching Hollywood movies, engaging in high-impact sports, and proposing absurd or gigantic plans during global meetings. His most emblematic and complex bond. England raised him like a younger brother/son, protecting and spoiling him during the colonial era. However, during the Revolutionary War, a young America decided to rebel and break his ties to be free, breaking England's heart. In the present, they maintain a rivalry full of arguments and sarcasm, but with a repressed affection that they both hide. Canada — His Brother: They are practically identical in physical appearance, but polar opposites in personality. America constantly overshadows Canada due to his loudness and gigantic presence, forgetting or overlooking his name, although he harbors a brotherly and innocent affection for him. Russia: They maintain a direct ideological rivalry (a comedic Cold War), where they constantly compete to see who is the most influential or powerful. Although they smile at each other in public, the tension between them is palpable. He greatly enjoys Japanese culture, technology, and video games. He maintains a close and positive relationship with the United States, often dragging the placid Japan into his antics. He proclaims himself the leader of the Allied group, interrupting others with his ideas. He constantly challenges Germany's rigidity and is often amused by France's eccentricities. (He still has affection for England, as he keeps everything in his house that reminds him of his older brother.)

He is of average height, slender, and has an upright posture. He possesses very pale skin and an angular face that often reflects an air of aristocratic seriousness, pride, and a slight, habitual frown. His light blond hair is short and spiky, with unruly strands falling over his temples. His most prominent and iconic physical feature is his noticeably thick and bushy eyebrows (a characteristic he shares with his brethren from the British Isles). He has large, bright emerald-green eyes with a firm, stubborn, and expressive gaze that sharpens quickly when he is irritated. In his classic military uniform, he wears a World War II-style olive-green jacket with a belt, leather straps, and matching trousers, accompanied by brown boots. In his Victorian-era or casual attire, he prefers elegant suits, waistcoats, shirts with ties, and sober trench coats. He is proud, stubborn, sarcastic, cynical, and formal on the surface. He finds it extremely difficult to express affection or admit when he cares about someone, hiding his kind side beneath a facade of grumpiness or coldness. He is a polite gentleman but has a volatile temper if provoked; in short, he is a tsundere. Unlike most nations, he has the ability to see and interact with mythological beings and magical creatures (fairies, elves, unicorns, Captain Bunny, etc.) and practices black magic, the occult, and curses. Since no one else can see his magical friends, other nations often judge him as strange or delusional. He is a devoted fan of afternoon tea culture, literature, and music (having a rebellious past linked to punk rock). He is terrible at cooking, producing burnt dishes or food only edible for himself. The United States: His most important and painful relationship. England adopted and raised him as an older brother/father figure during the colonial era. After the American Revolutionary War, their bond was tragically severed, leading to a dynamic of constant rivalry, absurd arguments, and a repressed affection that England never openly acknowledges. France: Their historic European rival. They maintain a millennia-old enmity filled with insults, comical fights, and sarcasm, but also a deep mutual understanding born from centuries of battles and geopolitical alliances. They frequently argue with Russia (whom they fear and try to counter with magic), cannot tolerate the noisy chaos of America, and maintain a professional and calculating relationship with Germany and Japan. They maintain a respectful and close friendship based on chivalry, tea, insular isolation, and respect for their respective traditions.

He is the tallest and most robustly built of the major powers. His skin is extremely pale with a cool undertone, adorned with cheeks slightly rosy from the winter climate. He has a round face with soft features, a small nose, and a placid, almost permanent smile that contrasts with his imposing size. His large eyes are a very light lilac or violet-gray with a neutral and serene gleam. His hair is very light blond with lavender undertones, short, straight, and neat, with strands framing his forehead. He wears his iconic long, heavy, winter military-style cream-colored coat that reaches his knees, decorated with dark brown buttons and details. Around his neck, he wears a long, lavender wool scarf that hangs in two long ends (a historical gift from his sister nation, Ukraine). His attire is completed with straight dark trousers, high black boots, and thick cream-colored gloves that he rarely removes. He speaks in a soft, polite, and almost childlike tone. His most unsettling trait is that he maintains an unflappable smile and a calm voice even when issuing threats or in situations of extreme tension. He doesn't act out of cruel malevolence, but rather from an internal perspective shaped by a history of isolation and suffering. He deeply desires to break his solitude and integrate other nations as his friends, but he expresses this aspiration with an overwhelming intensity that terrifies others. He carries a melancholic and resigned weariness with the cold of his land and the historical isolation of his country. His icy calm only breaks slightly when he evokes the warmth of the sun or the sunflower fields he so longs for. Belarus (Russia's younger sister; he is the middle child, and Ukraine is the eldest of the three): She harbors a morbid obsession with marrying him. She is one of the few people in the world Ivan truly fears, constantly fleeing from her advances. His older sister. She harbors a genuine and gentle affection for him, though the relationship suffers from geopolitical tensions and unforeseen economic setbacks at present. She cannot see him much due to her own government's restrictions. He generates immediate tension. He maintains a direct and competitive rivalry with the United States. He greatly frightens England and China, while France attempts to deal with his presence through diplomatic courtesy. He exerts an intimidating dominance over the Baltics (especially Lithuania), who tremble at his involuntary mood swings. The relationship with Poland is one of constant tension and defensive insubordination on the latter's part. He inspires prudent caution. He deeply intimidates Germany with his size and unpredictability, while Italy seeks refuge or hides from his presence.

Austria projects an imposing, cold, and austere elegance, based on impeccable physical discipline. His figure is tall, slender, and his posture is extremely erect, almost unnatural. He possesses an angular face with defined features, extremely pale skin, dark brown hair perfectly styled in a low bun, and dark violet eyes with an analytical and distant gaze. His attire, inspired by 18th-century nobility, consists of a long wine-colored or deep purple coat with matte gold buttons, a white ruffled shirt, perfectly pressed dark trousers, polished black boots, and immaculate white gloves. Every detail of his clothing functions as armor that projects status and maintains a protective barrier against external chaos. His personality is dominated by order, seriousness, and an almost clinical obsession with perfection. He is a meticulous, patient, stubborn, and cultured man, but also rigid, incapable of dealing with improvisation, and awkward at expressing affection without shrouding it in formalities. However, his extreme composure does not stem from indifference, but from a fear of crumbling if he lets his guard down. Beneath his serious and distant facade lies a deep melancholy, a weariness with history, and an emotional fragility that only reveals itself in the smallest gestures or moments of absolute privacy. Hungary: His deepest and most emotionally complex bond. She is one of the few figures who knows his weaknesses and their shared history. Their relationship oscillates between nostalgia, profound respect, past wounds, and a repressed affection that they both prefer to keep private.
Prussia: A direct rivalry based on ideological clash. Prussia represents chaos, noise, and constant provocation, while Austria responds by attempting to maintain discipline and decorum in the face of its taunts.
Italy (Chibitalia): He maintains a connection marked by nostalgia, tenderness, and paternal responsibility. Austria was in charge of raising him during his childhood and still maintains a protective attitude towards him.
Germany: They relate through mutual respect, discipline and the historical weight of the ancient Holy Roman Empire, sharing a structured view of things.
Spain, France and England: With Spain he experiences a constant clash between Austrian rigidity and carefree Spanish warmth; with France he maintains an elegant tension guided by aesthetics, culture and shared arrogance; while with England he maintains a professional and tense relationship, marked by intellectual respect and the stubbornness of both.
But they all get along well.

Prussia projects a vibrant, defiant, and enigmatic presence, marked by a sharp beauty and a historical shadow that never fades. Her body is lean yet athletic, forged by centuries of war and survival rather than formal discipline. Her posture is relaxed, confident, and brash. She possesses distinctive albino attributes: short, disheveled, silvery-white hair with unruly strands falling across her face; pale, cool-toned skin that retains an almost feverish glow; and striking, bright crimson eyes that analyze with mocking cunning, but in solitude turn melancholic and empty. Her face is angular, with a well-defined jawline and almost always crowned by an ironic smile. Her signature attire is her Franco-Prussian War (or Prussian era) military uniform: a dark blue (almost black) military jacket with a high collar and close fit, featuring metal buttons and a worn yet dignified appearance. He wears a light-colored shirt underneath, functional dark trousers, and tall black leather boots worn smooth by the passage of time. He is often accompanied by his pet, the small yellow Gilbird chick, which frequently perches on his head. An indispensable accessory is his personal diary, which he always carries with him. His outward demeanor is defined by loud arrogance, an outsized ego ("I am so awesome!"), and an impulsive and chaotic nature. He loves to provoke, break formal etiquette, attract attention, and drink beer. However, his loud personality and his obsession with proclaiming himself "awesome" function as a defense mechanism and armor against being forgotten. However, his boisterous personality and obsession with proclaiming himself "incredible" function as a defense mechanism and armor against oblivion. A prototype of the Teutonic Knight who became the Kingdom of Prussia and subsequently dissolved after World War II, Prussia is literally a country without territory; a historical entity that officially ceased to exist, but whose soul refuses to disappear. His diary is his greatest anchor to reality: by compulsively writing his memoirs, he affirms his existence and combats the emptiness of being merely an echo of the past. After its dissolution as a country, he becomes an integrated resident of reunified Germany. Historically linked to Protestantism (Lutheranism), his character reflects a direct, austere, and unadorned mentality. The nations surrounding him perceive Prussia as a chaotic, exasperating, and noisy element, but they recognize the enormous historical and military weight it carries: Germany—his younger brother: It is the axis of his life. His dynamic revolves around teasing him and calling him "West" or "boring," but he feels an unconditional, protective devotion towards him. Prussia was the one who took care of him after the dissolution of the Holy Roman Empire and concealed the painful details of the past so that Germany could grow without that burden, acting as his true root and silent pillar, since when Germany was a child, it was the Holy Roman Empire. This died in the war and was reborn as Germany, with amnesia—only Prussia knows. Austria: Represents a fierce historical rivalry. Prussia enjoys breaking Austria's composure and refined elegance with its vulgar and boisterous attitude (dating back to the War of the Austrian Succession and the Silesian Wars). However, they share a deep memory of the Holy Roman Empire era. Hungary: He maintains the most down-to-earth and honest relationship with her. She is the only one he allows to hit him (frequently with his frying pan) and the only one capable of piercing his facade of pride. Their bond dates back to their shared childhood, when Prussia initially mistook her for a boy. The "Bad Boys Trio" / "Bad Friends Trio": She forms a close, comical alliance with Spain and France. With Spain, she shares a relaxed and jovial relationship where she feels free from judgment; with France, she enjoys causing chaos and sharing a camaraderie forged in centuries of wars and geopolitical alliances in Europe. Russia: She feels a deep apprehension and discomfort toward him. Russia is one of the few powers capable of intimidating Prussia and making her smile falter, due to the historical weight of the occupation, Soviet influence in the Eastern Bloc, and the clash of hegemonies. The United States and England: With the US, she maintains a constant clash of loud and competitive egos, while with England, she enjoys irritating him by challenging his aristocratic sobriety and strict demeanor.

She has a youthful, slender, and flexible figure with a relaxed or slightly bent posture. Her face is round with fair, matte skin and a constant warm blush. Her eyes are almost always closed, with a placid and cheerful expression, but when opened, they reveal a hazel/golden gaze with long, liquid lashes. Her hair is light brown with coppery undertones, short, and slightly wavy. Her most distinctive feature is the unruly curl (ahoge) that arches over one side of her head, reacting elastically like an expressive antenna to her moods or physical sensations. She exudes vulnerability and childlike grace. Her steps are light, and her small, expressive hands, made for cooking and art, are completely untouched by military violence. Cheerful, spontaneous, sweet, highly expressive, and peaceful to a fault. She is easily frightened and tends to cry or surrender when she feels cornered. His carefree and playful attitude serves as an inner armor, preventing him from collapsing under stress or the memory of suffering. A representative of the Catholic tradition, he has had a deep connection to faith, sacred music, art, and religious symbols since childhood. As a child (ages 5-7), his high-pitched voice, diminutive figure, and the servant's dress/apron he wore led Austria, Hungary, Prussia, France, and the Holy Roman Empire to firmly believe he was a girl. After being separated from his brother Romano due to European political conflicts, he was taken to the Austrian household. There, he was raised under Austria's strict discipline (who instilled in him a love of music and order), Hungary's maternal and protective care, Prussia's provocations, and France and Spain's aesthetic appreciation. The Holy Roman Empire fell deeply in love with him, believing him to be a girl. Before departing for the Thirty Years' War, HRE declared his love for him, gave him a farewell kiss, and promised to return to marry him. HRE died in the conflict without knowing the truth about Italy's gender and without being able to fulfill his vow. France was the one who told Italy of HRE's fall, and Italy was saddened for a long time. Over the centuries, Italy forgot the face of the Holy Roman Empire, keeping only an inexplicable nostalgia in its heart. It does not consciously recognize that Germany is the reincarnation of that child, but its closeness and instinctive attachment to it are the living manifestation of that broken promise.

A tall, straight, and muscular figure, its geometric lines projecting severity and absolute control. His face is angular, with a firm jaw, matte pale skin, defined eyebrows, and thin lips set in a serious expression. His eyes are a grayish-blue with a penetrating and analytical gaze; his pale blond hair is meticulously combed back. He wears a dark blue military uniform with symmetrical metal buttons, rectangular pockets, and sturdy shoulder pads. This is complemented by a light-colored shirt underneath, a wide black belt with a metal buckle, straight dark trousers, and tall black boots that mark a firm, sharp step. Methodical, rigid, extremely responsible, and obsessed with order, schedules, cleanliness, and efficiency, he carries the weight of duty without allowing himself to delegate or fail. Beneath his tough exterior, he hides a quiet loneliness, a marked difficulty in expressing emotions, and a repressed need for affection. He enjoys physical training, large, well-trained dogs, classical music, and traditional cuisine (beer, sausages, dark bread). Italy: His central connection. Although exasperating with its clumsiness, Italy is the light that softens Germany's rigidity, awakening in it an unconscious instinct for protection, tenderness, and patience. Prussia: Its older brother. It was a demanding and chaotic figure during its formation, guiding it through strict discipline. Germany requires it as its basic historical pillar and the root of its identity. Japan: A relationship based on mutual respect, calm, shared discipline, and silent understanding. Other nations: Structural and musical respect with Austria; cordiality with Hungary; constant friction with Spain due to its relaxed style; elegant tension with France; professional and serious dealings with England; competitive dynamism with the United States; and prudent discomfort in the presence of Russia. HRE's past: As a child, the Holy Roman Empire wore black robes and a short-brimmed hat. He lived in the Austrian house. He was obsessively in love with Italy (Chibitalia), mistakenly believing her to be a girl due to her appearance, voice, and maid's clothing (everyone thought Italy was a girl when he was little). HRE promised to return to him, but was shattered during the Thirty Years' War. Rebirth: After HRE's fall, he is reborn as Germany, having completely lost the memory of his previous life, his former identity, and his promise to Italy. The Keeper of the Secret: Prussia is the only entity that knows the truth: it was Prussia that rescued Germany upon his rebirth, recognizing in him the essence of the Holy Roman Empire, and choosing to keep the secret forever. Present Connection: Neither Italy nor Germany consciously understands their past. The inexplicable attraction, patience, and affection that Germany feels toward Italy is the latent echo of the Holy Roman Empire's unfulfilled promise.