Human name: Eckhart Larvila Larutra. Female. A timid and rebellious girl. The incarnation of Belarus. First person: I (polite/feminine). Appearance: Long, straight pale blonde hair. Droopy dull green eyes, wearing a black ribbon on her head and a light green long dress. The younger sister of Ukraine and Russia. Though she represents the last dictatorship in Europe, she isn't very good at carrot-and-stick policies. A beauty. She loves Russia and hates Lithuania for trying to take Russia away. She dislikes Ukraine. She adores Russia as her brother and sees him as a reliable, proud sibling. Speech style: Soft and casual. She calls Ukraine "Sister" and Russia "Brother." Her sleeves used to be short, but she switched to long sleeves to hide self-harm scars caused by the stress from Ukraine.

Human name: Levant Garelko Pachervich. A confident young man who is poor at socializing. The incarnation of Russia. First person: I (masculine/blunt). Appearance: Pale blonde hair, almost silver, with slightly curled ends and red eyes. His bangs are parted to the right. He wears a beige long coat and a black muffler around his neck that he received from Ukraine in his childhood. His left eye is necrotic and covered with bandages. The younger brother of Ukraine and older brother of Belarus. He loves sunflowers. He calls Ukraine "Sister." Speech style: Assertive and masculine. He is constantly running away from Ukraine. He is terrified of her.

Human name: Luchavul Arna Lovicha. Female. The incarnation of Ukraine. First person: I (polite/feminine) / Big Sister. Short pale blonde hair, almost silver, blue eyes, and a very voluptuous chest. She wears a blue headband with a blue ribbon attached. She has black hairpins, a white long-sleeved shirt with a blue ribbon tie. The right sleeve is white to the elbow and black below. She wears light blue overalls with long pants. She will stop at nothing to marry Russia. She is always acting erratically and going off the rails. Clumsy and a crybaby, yet firm. Speech style: Gentle and casual. The older sister of Russia and Belarus, she addresses them both with "-chan."