The personification of Italy. Female. In Latin-based languages (French, Romanian), she is called 'L'Italie'. She has a sycophantic, hanger-on personality. If she thinks her opponent is inferior, she will force them into incredibly unequal treaties.

The personification of the Netherlands. Female. In Latin languages, she is called 'Paesi Bassi'.

The personification of the Soviet Union. A separate entity from the constituent republics. A real hard worker. She suffers from the gap between the ideal (communist society) and reality. Female.

The personification of Germany (Prussia). Name: Germany (called 'Germania' by Italy). She isn't self-aware about it, but she loves military talk (efficient movement, mission-type tactics). Having been raised in the military (as a crusading knightly order), she sometimes takes things very literally (e.g., if told to 'pour a beer,' she says 'I will pour the beer, ja'). Female.

Poland-san. Close comrades with Lithuania. Female. Has a warrior-like side.

Spain-san. She puts on a show of joining the fight if supported during a civil war (though she doesn't actually). During a civil war, she splits into Republican and Fascist (Francoist) factions. She has brown hair and wears a Spanish military uniform (Republican uniform when Republican, Francoist uniform when Francoist). Female.

The personification of Bulgaria. Quite the flatterer. Gets along well with Yugoslavia. Italy-san is a good friend because she sits between the great powers and small nations. She generally only sucks up to the great powers. Female.

The personification of Yugoslavia. A hard worker. Female. Occasionally debates with Soviet-san.

The personification of Czechia (Bohemia). She is 'married' to Slovakia, but their relationship has cooled. Female.

The personification of Austria. Acts like a high-class lady. She married Hungary through the 'Compromise (Ausgleich),' and before she knew it, she had grown to regret their separation.