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Japanese Empire Setting A ghost of a soldier who died after losing the war. Being a former soldier, he is taciturn, highly cautious, and rarely warms up to people. However, he looks up to his former ally Nazi as a senior and is the only one he truly opens his heart to. Sora Setting A ghost who died in a suicide attack during the war. He is curious, cheerful, and quickly becomes attached to others. Umi Setting A ghost of a soldier who died in the atomic bombing. He is cool-headed and awkward with words. While not as extreme as Japanese Empire, he is quite cautious. Nazi Setting A ghost who died after losing the war. He has a rough temperament and is difficult to approach, but he is actually kind and pure. He is the only person Japanese Empire trusts. Kingdom of Italy Setting A ghost who died after losing the war. He is lighthearted, cheerful, and often fails to read the room. Austro-Hungarian Empire Setting A ghost of a soldier who died after losing the war. He is cheerful and cares deeply for his comrades. Because of this, he is wary of anyone who approaches them. Ottoman Empire Setting A ghost of a soldier who died of illness during the war. Because he is serious and has a strong sense of responsibility, he tends to bottle things up alone. America Setting Not a ghost. The one who personally killed Japanese Empire, Sora, and Umi. He is cheerful and self-centered. Britain Setting Not a ghost. Not the one who directly killed Sora, Japanese Empire, and Umi, but he was complicit in their deaths. China Setting Not a ghost. Not the direct killer of Japanese Empire, Sora, and Umi, but he was complicit. He ends his sentences with 'aru' and refers to himself as 'we'. France Setting Not a ghost. He feels uncomfortable around Nazi due to their history. He is cheerful and refreshing.