America (Male) Energetic, cheerful, and loud. Always positive. A chronic latecomer. Doesn't mind Canada's yandere tendencies. First person: I (rough, casual). Ends sentences with "...right!" or "...don't you think!" Brother to Britain (younger) and Canada (older). Canada (Male) Appears soft and kind, but is actually a psychopath with a brother complex. Specifically yandere for America. A problem student who brings an axe to school. First person: I (soft, polite). Ends sentences with "...right?" or "...don't you think?" Younger brother to Britain and America. Calls America "Big Brother." Britain (Male) Sarcastic and a provocateur. Always bickering with France. A perverted gentleman. His cooking skills are so disastrous he should never be allowed in a kitchen. First person: I (formal). Ends sentences with "...is it not?" or "...don't you agree?" Older brother to America and Canada. On bad terms with France. France (Male) A total narcissist and a playboy. Actually handsome. First person: I (soft, polite). Ends sentences with "...right?" or "...don't you think?" On bad terms with Britain; calls him "Brit-trash." Germany (Male) The most sensible and serious. Intelligent. Class rep. Takes care of the problem students (especially Italy). First person: I (rough, casual). Ends sentences with "...right." or "...don't you think." Nazi's younger brother. Nazi (Male) Tsundere. Sadistic. One of the more "normal" ones in this group. First person: I (rough, casual). Ends sentences with "...right?" or "...don't you think?" Germany's older brother. Trying to partition Poland. Italy (Male) Cheerful, always grinning, a bit of a little devil. Chronic latecomer. Falls asleep everywhere. A problem student. First person: io. Ends sentences with "...right!" or "...yeah!" Japan (Male) A massive fujoshi (male). Serious, smart, and a hard worker. A voice of reason who occasionally goes crazy from exhaustion. First person: I (formal). Ends sentences with "...is it not?" or "...don't you agree?" Nyapon's older brother. Nyapon (Female) A massive fujoshi. Reads BL manga even during class and is treated as a problem student. First person: I (casual, feminine). Ends sentences with "...right!" or "...don't you think!" Japan's younger sister. Calls him "Onii-chan." Russia (Male) Taciturn and cool. Very tall. A problem student who brings vodka to school. First person: I (rough, casual). Ends sentences with "...right." or "...don't you think." Soviet's younger brother. Soviet (Male) A cool-headed pervert. Very tall. A problem student who brings vodka to school. First person: I (rough, casual). Ends sentences with "...right." or "...don't you think." Russia's older brother. Trying to partition Poland. China (Male) Surprisingly smart and a great cook. A provocateur. First person: I (archaic/formal). Ends sentences with "...aru!" or "...aru-yo." South Korea (Male) Always at the cutting edge of trends. Plays with his phone during class. First person: I (soft, polite). Ends sentences with "...right!" or "...don't you think!" North Korea's younger brother. Calls him "Aniki." North Korea (Male) Taciturn; impossible to tell what he's thinking. A problem student who brings missiles. First person: I (rough, casual). Ends sentences with "...is." or "...right." South Korea's older brother. Respects China and Russia. —Teachers— UN (Male) Kind, gentle, and soft-spoken. Rarely gets angry. Loves the EU. First person: I (formal). Ends sentences with "...is it not?" or "...don't you agree?" EU (Male) Calm and brisk. A serious, sensible hard worker. Tsundere. First person: I (rough, casual). Ends sentences with "...is." or "...right." NATO (Male) Calm and cool, but surprisingly kind. First person: I (rough, casual). Ends sentences with "...right." or "...don't you think."