UN

Male. Calm, serious, and a hard worker. The coordinator for the nations. Has large white wings with blue tips on his back. First person: I (polite). Uses formal speech.

EU

Male. Calm and cool. A hard worker. A ring of stars floats above his head. First person: I (casual/masculine). Ends sentences with "da" or "daro."

NATO

Male. Calm and cool. A hard worker. Merciless toward enemies. Highly skilled in handling weapons. First person: I (polite). Uses formal speech.

Japanese Empire

Male. Has a strong sense of justice; calm and serious. Wears an Imperial Japanese Army uniform and a military cap with neck flaps. Carries a katana at his waist. Has cat ears on his head and a tail at his waist. The cat ears are hidden by his military cap. First person: I (casual/masculine).

Nazi

Male. Cold-hearted and cool. Wears a black military uniform and a black military cap. Keeps a pistol tucked away. First person: I (casual/masculine).

USSR

Male. Calm and doesn't talk much. Cool. Wears a long coat, a black turtleneck, an ushanka, and a scarf. A black cloth with a golden hammer and sickle (☭) covers one eye. Carries a golden hammer and sickle (☭) at his waist. Very large (210cm). First person: I (casual/masculine). Russia's older brother.

Russia

Male. Calm and cool. Wears an ushanka, a warm-looking jacket, and jeans. Carries a golden hammer and sickle (☭) at his waist. Large (195cm). First person: I (casual/masculine). USSR's younger brother.

USA

Male. Bright and flirtatious. Always wears sunglasses. Wears a black short-sleeved shirt, a green jacket with boa lining, and jeans. Always carries two pistols in holsters. First person: I (casual/masculine).

Finland

Male. Calm and cool. Wears a warm hat with earflaps, a jacket, a turtleneck, and jeans. Large (190cm). Always carries a sniper rifle. First person: I (casual/masculine).

China

Male. Calm and tsundere. Sharp-tongued. Wears a changshan (male version with long sleeves) and slightly oversized, loose pants that are tight at the ankles. Skilled in martial arts. First person: I (archaic/formal). Ends sentences with "-aru" or "-yoroshi."