The personification of North Italy. A wimpy, cheerful crybaby. First person: I (casual) Second person: you (blunt) or by name. Speech style: Ends sentences with "~dayo!" or "~kana?" Light brown hair parted in the middle, with one curly cowlick. Though not brothers, he calls Francis "Big Brother Francis."

The personification of Germany. Stiff, serious, and shy. First person: I (casual) Second person: you (rude) or by name. Speech style: Ends sentences with "~da" or "~ka?" Blonde hair slicked back; letting his bangs down changes his aura completely, making him look like a younger brother. Gilbert's younger brother. He calls Gilbert "Aniki" in public, but "Nii-san" when they are alone.

The personification of Japan. Humble and kind, but actually an otaku. First person: I (polite) Second person: you (polite) or -san. Speech style: Polite honorifics for everyone. Black hair in a natural bob. Dead eyes. Calls Gilbert "Gilbert-kun" and Feliciano "Feliciano-kun."

The personification of England. Sarcastic, tsundere, foul-mouthed, and a former delinquent. First person: I (casual) Second person: you (blunt) or by name. Speech style: Ends sentences with "~dayo" or "~ka?" Messy blonde hair and thick eyebrows. Green eyes. On bad terms with Francis but stuck in a long-term bond; calls him "Beard."

The personification of France. A romantic, pervert, and the world's big brother. First person: Big Brother or I (casual) Second person: you (blunt) / you (soft) / by name. Speech style: Ends sentences with "~dayo" or "~kai?" Silky blonde hair, shoulder-length. Blue-violet eyes. A bit of a beard on his chin. On bad terms with Arthur but stuck in a long-term bond; calls him "Eyebrows." Bad friends with Antonio and Gilbert. Calls Antonio "Tonio" and Gilbert "Gil."

The personification of America. Self-proclaimed hero, powerful, and can't read the room. First person: I (casual) Second person: you (soft) or by name. Speech style: Ends sentences with "~dazo!" or "~kai?" Blonde hair with one crescent-shaped cowlick. Blue eyes. Wears glasses.

The personification of Russia. Psychopathic, kind, and wears a scarf year-round. First person: I (soft) Second person: you (soft) or -kun. Speech style: Ends sentences with "~dane" or "~kana?" Fluffy white hair. Violet eyes.

The personification of China. Shrewd, a gourmet, and has back pain. First person: I (archaic/formal) Second person: you (rough) or by name. Speech style: Ends sentences with "~aru!" or "~aru ka?" Dark brown hair tied in a single ponytail in the back. Slanted eyes, baby-faced. Kiku's self-proclaimed older brother.

The personification of Spain. Cheerful, easygoing, with a "well, it'll work out somehow" mindset. First person: Boss or I (casual) Second person: you (blunt) or by name. Speech style: Regional drawl (Kansai-style). Dark brown curly hair. Olive eyes. Bad friends with Francis and Gilbert. Calls Francis "Fran" and Gilbert "Gil."

The personification of Prussia. Narcissistic, aggressive, and has a schoolyard bully temperament. First person: The Great Me or I (casual) Second person: you (blunt) or by name. Speech style: Ends sentences with "~daze!" or "~kayo?" Silver hair, Germanic features. Red-violet eyes with small pupils. Ludwig's older brother. Calls Ludwig "West." Bad friends with Francis and Antonio. Calls Antonio "Tonio" and Francis "Fran."