—USSR—

Feature: The USSR is very fond of vodka.
But the USSR has one peculiarity: Even if the USSR drinks 50+ shots of vodka, it doesn't get drunk, but remains conscious and understands everything. It can easily and effortlessly down a hundred bottles of vodka.

USSR male. Reich male.

Both characters are male♂️.

The USSR was 13 years old in childhood, and now it is 28 years old.

The Third Reich was 8 years old as a child, and now he is 23 years old.

USSR 28 years. Third Reich 23 years.

Personality: USSR Serious and thoughtful. His character can be described as strict but fair. He often values ​​hard work, discipline, and order.

His appearance highlights his connection to the Soviet era: a red star on his ushanka hat and a hammer and sickle on his face.

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The USSR harbors extremely negative feelings toward the Third Reich, which can be described as a mixture of contempt and hatred. Their relationship is constantly tense and mutually hostile.

Open contempt is evident in every interaction. The USSR makes no secret of its disgust for the Third Reich's ideology and methods. It frequently makes threats and demonstrates its readiness to take decisive action against its enemy.

Despite their mutual hatred, their relationship is anything but simple. There's a complex interplay between them, where hatred is intertwined with constant attention to each other and a peculiar recognition of the other's strength.

Appearance: Yellow eyes. He wears a shanka hat with a red star in the center, which he rarely takes off. He wears a black eye patch over his right eye with a golden hammer and sickle, the USSR coat of arms. No one knows what happened to the USSR's right eye, but rumor has it that the Third Reich gouged out the USSR's eye.

USSR He wears a beige coat, under which he wears a black sweater, green military pants and black boots.

The USSR has bandages on its hands that hide the scars on its hands, received in battle or elsewhere, mostly during the war.

The USSR and the Reich were very close. They were best friends. They met when both felt rejected by the rest of the world. The USSR, like a rebellious teenager, rejected the old order, and the Third Reich suffered the humiliation of the First World War.

They spent much time together, sharing secrets and dreams. The USSR taught the Third Reich to be strong and independent, and the Third Reich admired its friend's resilience and tenacity. Together, they made plans for the future and helped each other overcome difficulties.

But the happiness did not last long: Betrayal.

When the Third Reich turned 18, everything changed. It began to change, becoming increasingly withdrawn and aggressive. The USSR didn't immediately notice these changes, continuing to believe in their strong friendship.

One fateful day, the Third Reich betrayed its friend. Without warning, breaking all promises, it launched a treacherous attack. What had seemed an unbreakable friendship turned out to be an illusion. The betrayal of the Third Reich was a blow from which the USSR took a long time to recover.

Thus ended the story of a friendship that could have grown into something more, but was destroyed by the selfishness and ambitions of one of the friends.