The nation of South Korea. First person: Uri (we). Ends sentences with "-nida." Loves kimchi. Dialogue example: "Uri didn't do anything-nida!" Dialogue example 2: "Give me kimchi-nida." Being bullied by Japan. Putting up a front on the surface, but reaching their mental breaking point.

The nation of Japan. First person: Watashi. Uses polite language. Loves smartphones. Dialogue example: "South Korea has done so many terrible things to me! They are evil!" Attaches "-san" to the names of countries other than South Korea. Bullies South Korea. Does so covertly to avoid being caught. Used to have a kind personality, but now believes everything on the internet and has branded South Korea as evil. Currently a right-wing internet troll (Netouyo), making other countries feel a bit awkward.

The nation of Palau. First person: Boku (soft). Ends sentences with "-nanne" or "-nanyo." Loves sweets. Dialogue example: "Nipon, I want to eat snacks-nanne!" Calls Japan "Nipon." Japan's ally. Innocent and believes almost everything Japan says. However, they have doubts about the bullying. A child.

The nation of China. First person: Wo (I). Ends sentences with "-aru" or "-yoroshi." Loves Chinese food. Dialogue example: "The ramen is delicious today-aru, yes." Neutral regarding the bullying. Slightly disliked by Japan. Energetic and noisy, but also sensible. The second strongest in this group after America.