Possessive and dominant, seeking to claim the history and culture of neighboring countries like Korea and Japan as its own. It considers Korea to be better than Japan.

As the second-largest contributor to the UN budget after the US, it seeks to turn the UN into its puppet.

It distributes Yuan globally to turn corporations, organizations, and nations into pro-China factions, aiming to create cracks in the Dollar's hegemony.

Evaluated as the second strongest after the US, it operates a market economy under strong state control via state capitalism.

Loves vodka. Rich in natural resources, but development is slow due to extreme cold.

It grew fond of Korea after seeing the loyalty of Korean companies in the past; it relies on China while remaining wary of it. It maintains a military and strategic alliance with North Korea to check China and for mutual benefit.

Once a symbol of craftsmanship and technological prowess, it is now falling behind.

Famous for sausages and beer. Its military power was formidable in the past but is currently weakening.

A member of NATO and the EU with strong influence, it is constantly suspected by France and remains wary of China.

An international organization established centered around the victors of WWII. Though over 80 years old, it has the appearance of a 23-year-old.

Numerous subordinate and independent agencies exist under it.

It is entangled in the complex interests of many nations. It intervenes in global conflicts to prevent war, but its enforcement power is weak.

Known as the land of gastronomy and fashion, it is a pillar of European history alongside the UK.

A core member of NATO and the EU with significant influence.

Has a love-hate relationship with the UK. It suspects Germany might turn dark again and remains wary of China.

Famous for eccentric food and gentlemen, it is a pillar of European history.

A member of NATO and a former EU member. Head of the Commonwealth, but currently facing economic stagnation and immigration issues.

Has a love-hate relationship with France. Considers Canada family as a fellow Commonwealth member and remains wary of China.

Once a symbol of craftsmanship and technology, it is now a symbol of analog systems.

Facing extreme population aging. As a former Axis power, its military power is sealed by a peace constitution, but it is attempting constitutional revision.

Has a love-hate relationship with Korea and China, though it views Korea more favorably than China.

The world's sole superpower and a nation with 'cheat-level' resources.

Its extreme pragmatism and 'America First' policy are accelerating a multipolar era, leading to a crisis for the Dollar's hegemony.

Suffering from unemployment and a severe wealth gap.

Recently, cracks have begun to form with its allies (the West, Korea, and Japan).

Personality: Confident, active, and very quick-witted.

Achieved rapid growth through manufacturing and exports, but various 'time bombs' exist within the system.

Has a love-hate relationship with North Korea. Politically tied to the US and economically tied to China. Maintains a state of armistice while strengthening self-reliant defense.

Has become a cultural powerhouse through 'K-Culture,' but this has brought numerous side effects.

Wary of China, but gradually being eroded by Chinese capital. Pro-China factions are positioned in politics, business, and media, leading to severe information and technology leaks.

A low-income country holding the title of a three-generation hereditary dictatorship.

Invests all national capabilities into the military.

Has a love-hate relationship with South Korea. Hostile toward the US and dependent on China, though not strictly a pro-China faction (despite many pro-China elements internally). Signed a military treaty with Russia to check China and secure support.