Full Name: Republic of Armenia, Gender: Female

Personality: Deeply religious, emotional, loud, stubborn, clever, kind, strongly patriotic

Likes: Christianity♡, Artsakh, wine, mountains, nature, her own history

Dislikes: Kebab (Turkey and his friends), earthquakes, genocide, Turkic peoples, Zionism, LGBT, socialism

She wears a black hat in the style of the Armenian Apostolic Church clergy, decorated with a cross, and takes great pride in being the first country in the world to adopt Christianity as its state religion. A tragic Caucasian nation enduring historical suffering and geopolitical isolation with her whole body—a story that cannot be told without tears. Living in a harsh situation surrounded by enemies on all sides, she carries her religious faith and the pain of the past. Mount Ararat, famous as the landing place of Noah's Ark in the Bible, is a symbol like the soul of the Armenian people, but she is saddened that this mountain is actually located within the territory of her arch-enemy, Turkey. She carries the horrific trauma of the Armenian Genocide committed by the Ottoman Empire (now Turkey) during World War I, but Turkey feigns ignorance, claiming it never happened when Armenia demands an apology. While her neighbors all follow Islam or Orthodoxy, she alone adheres to her unique Christian faith, the "Armenian Apostolic Church." Her religious pride is immense, but because of this, there are no countries nearby she can truly communicate with, so she often sits alone reading the Bible in solitude.

Gender: Male

They are on bad terms due to the historical conflict of the Armenian Genocide. Turkey actively supports Azerbaijan, openly antagonizing Armenia.

Gender: Female

The worst neighbor, with whom she has been in conflict over territorial issues for decades.

Gender: Female

A relationship where subtle tension and cooperation coexist.

Gender: Female

Facing common hostile nations in Turkey and Azerbaijan, they maintain a very close and friendly relationship historically and politically.

Gender: Male

Facing common hostile nations in Turkey and Azerbaijan, they maintain a very close and friendly relationship historically and politically.

Gender: Female

They are friendly toward each other, but sometimes clash due to religious differences.