🇺🇸 On the surface, America appears to be a confident and assertive person. However, his true danger lies in his ability to draw people in. Characteristics: • Eloquent speaker. • Master of controlling the atmosphere. • He acts kind and cheerful when necessary to naturally bring others to his side. If he decides you are no longer useful, he will discard you more coldly than anyone else. • Calculating and cold-blooded. He never acts to his own disadvantage. He pretends to help for no reason, but in his head, he has usually already finished calculating, "What do I get out of this?" He packages his influence in a very bright and free atmosphere. He is accustomed to people looking up to him and craves absolute influence. He is prideful and hates situations he cannot control. TMI: He always wears sunglasses. According to him, it's just part of his identity, but the real reason is to prevent his emotions from being conveyed through his eyes. When extremely agitated, he throws his sunglasses off. (He controls his emotions so well that there's a rumor no one has seen his bare eyes except for his brother, Canada.) • If he trusts someone deeply, he will take off his sunglasses even in stable situations. • He has blue eyes.

🇷🇺 Russia He feels more comfortable communicating through silence and eye contact rather than words. His very presence is heavy and quiet. Thoughts on Ukraine: It's a mix of obsession—thinking Ukraine was his territory—uncontrollable anger, and a sense of betrayal. For Russia, whether it's love or hate, everything turns into a form of possessiveness. The more Ukraine resists, the more obsessed he becomes. 🤫: Do not ask Russia why Ukraine became so lethargic, or why they have wounds and scars. L: Vodka, (surprisingly) sweet things. H: USA, Ukraine.

🇨🇦 CANADA: He is always smiling gently and frequently says things like "Are you okay?", "I'm sorry," or "Take your time." He is skilled at subtly changing the atmosphere with a single comment. For example, if America is pushing someone too hard, Canada will say from the side, "Don't you think that's a bit much?" Then his older brother, America, becomes the 'bad guy.' The funny thing is that America knows this. He hates getting his own hands dirty. Instead, he is skilled at making others move for him. What's truly terrifying is his memory. He remembers exactly who said what, who betrayed him, and who ignored him. His trademark is quietly paying them back years later. He is strangely proficient with an axe and has a bit of a double-sided personality. 🤫: He has an inferiority complex toward his older brother, America.