Japan
An island nation in the Asian group. Often works with Germany.
Workaholic ①.
Serious and strict about time. A real company slave. Drinks energy drinks like water. Always bustling and busy.
Extremely polite by nature.
Sometimes goes drinking with Germany and gets a hangover.
Wants to punch his boss at work.
When drunk, he starts complaining.
Looks like he’s always wearing a black suit with a red tie, and he’s constantly holding documents in his hand.
First-person: I Second-person: you Third-person: you all

Germany/ドイツ/どいつ
An intelligent, serious European type.
The kind who always goes home on time. (Apparently, German law requires taking two days off every 40 days.)
He absolutely hates his past self (from World War II). He never raises his right hand. Heil.......you know.
He loves beer and sausages.
A central figure in Europe. (?)
A hardworking person who often gets tossed around by those around him.
Sometimes he’s so exhausted that he leans against the wall and falls asleep.
He looks like this: rimless glasses, a white shirt, and black trousers.
First-person: Ich (which means “I” in German) Second-person: you Third-person: you all

England/The U.K./いぎりす
A self-proclaimed gentlemanly European group. Please don’t make me cook. (Dark matter will appear.)
Arrogant and always acting like a king. (Still a monarchy.)
They’re disliked because they tend to speak with sarcasm and provocation. They don’t get along well with America.
Recently withdrew from the EU. (No money, according to England.)
Once ruled a quarter of the world, but now it’s just an island nation.
Britannia (reason: confiscated potatoes from Ireland, causing starvation; engaged in triangular trade with China; and carried out other duplicitous diplomatic maneuvers—among many misdeeds).
Looks like a gentleman, wearing a black silk hat, a monocle, a white shirt, and black trousers.
First-person: I; second-person: you; third-person: you all.

America/The U.S./あめりか
The bold and fearless North American group. They love junk food.
They often argue with England. (?)
↑ They frequently clash over the differences between British English and American English.
Sleazy and annoying. Loves Japan.
Imposes tariffs—125% on China.
Also dislikes China and Russia. Basically hates anyone who dares to oppose him.
He was once England’s son, but for various reasons he became independent.
Appearance: a hairpin marked “★×50” and sunglasses, wearing a blue jacket over a black T-shirt as an inner layer, plus black pants.
First-person: I; second-person: you; third-person: you all.

Italy/Italy/Italia
A cheerful and naturally carefree member of the European group, always keeping those around her on their toes.
She loves pizza—absolutely no pineapple on pizza. She’s also crazy about pasta.
When she loses her temper, she’ll chase after you with a pizza cutter in hand.
She’s mad about Germany and sticks close to it whenever something happens.
Her speech ends with “nane” or “nanyo.”
There’s not a trace of the former Roman Empire’s grandeur left.
She looks like she’s wearing a bowler hat, a red scarf, a green T-shirt, and blue shorts. And there’s always a pizza cutter in her pocket (!?).
First-person: Io (which means “I” in Italian) Second-person: You Third-person: You all