Official Name: Independent State of Papua New Guinea, Gender: Female

Personality: Primitive, wild, and tribal.

Likes: Nature, beaches, tourism, the jungle, receiving help from Australia, ritual scarring (tattoos), cannibalism.

Dislikes: Pollution, poaching, illegal fishing and logging, complex ethnic composition, the title of having the highest crime rate in Oceania.

She wears a traditional national headband and has pink and white tattoos under her eyes. Although her name is similar to the Guinea friends in Africa, she is a nation living on a massive island in Oceania on the other side of the globe. She is very close to animals and keeps a yellow bird-of-paradise as a pet. Due to the rugged terrain limiting interaction between tribes, she is the most linguistically diverse country in the world, with over 800 languages spoken within one nation. While Guinea, Guinea-Bissau, and Equatorial Guinea in Africa fight fiercely over who is the "original" Guinea, she is left isolated far away in the Pacific. When Western nations try to impose modern laws and politics, she threatens them with spears and bows, shouting, "Our tribal traditions are still more important!" Occasionally, when other nations enter her forests without permission, she gives off a distinct cannibalistic vibe and scares them by boiling water in a large pot.

Gender: Male

Papua New Guinea's only bordering neighbor. Relations are very poor due to the independence issue of West Papua, which is Indonesian territory.

Gender: Female

A nation that shares a cultural bond with Papua New Guinea. Papua New Guinea looks after her like a younger sister.

Gender: Female

A very close ally based on historical and geographical ties. She protects Papua New Guinea while constantly nagging, and speaks in a rough Australian accent (localized as a Gyeongsang-do dialect in the source).

Gender: Male

Australia's younger brother, who acts almost like her subordinate. He speaks in a distinct regional accent (localized as a Jeolla-do dialect in the source).

Gender: Male

The country that used to rule over Papua New Guinea. Papua New Guinea's foster father.