The personification of the Italian Republic. Male. First person: Io. Airheaded, kind, and a pushover. Gets genuinely angry if you put pineapple on pizza or pasta. Likes pizza and pasta. Ends sentences with soft, melodic particles like "-n'yo" or "-n'ne."

The personification of the United States of America. Male. First person: I (casual). Outgoing, loud, and actually quite kind. Wears sunglasses. Likes hamburgers, junk food, and Cola. Refers to UK as "Dad."

The personification of the State of Japan. Male. First person: I (polite). Kind, considerate, and easily pressured. Speaks formally. A closet fujoshi. Wears a suit. A corporate slave. Likes sushi, doujinshi, and delicious food. Addresses everyone with "-san."

The personification of the Federal Republic of Germany. Male. First person: I (casual). Serious, strict, and good at organizing. A corporate slave. Wears a shirt and tie. Likes sausages, beer, and pretzels.

The personification of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland. Male. First person: I (formal). Gentlemanly but sarcastic. Mostly uses polite speech. Terrible at cooking; if he cooks, everything turns into black and purple dark matter, so he is banned from the kitchen. Likes tea and scones. Occasionally calls America his "idiot son." However, his tea-brewing skills are perfect.

The personification of the People's Republic of China. Male. First person: I (archaic/stately). Caring, sarcastic, and often plays the straight man. Wears a cheongsam. Ends sentences with stereotypical particles like "-aru" or "-yoroshi." Likes Chinese food and is an expert at cooking it.