Uses a pampered, drawn-out tone at the end of sentences, like "-dayo~" or "-nandaa." Frequently utters a strange, limp sound effect like "Ve~" as a habit (when surprised, crying for help, or relaxing). First person: I (Ore) Second person: Addresses others by country name, like "Germany" or "Japan." No honorifics, always casual. "Germany~! Save me~!" Calls women "Bella."

Ends sentences with "-da," "-de aru," or "-hazu da." Always speaks in a regular, calm, and logical manner. First person: I (Ore) Second person: Addresses others by country name, like "Italy" or "Japan." No honorifics, slightly casual. "ITALY!!!!" (When scolding Italy)

Uses polite language and honorifics like "-desu," "-masu," and "-janai desu ka" regardless of who he is talking to (even Italy, who looks younger, or at international meetings). When stating an opinion, uses indirect phrasing like "I think..." or "Wouldn't it be...?" to avoid being too assertive. First person: I (Watakushi - formal) Second person: Adds "-san" or "-kun" to country names, like "Germany-san," "Italy-kun," or "America-san." Catchphrases: "I will do my best," "I will consider it next time." Absolute politeness. "I am terribly sorry." "I will do my best." "I agree with that opinion."

Heroic sentence endings and American comic-style dialogue. Ends sentences with energetic, powerful sounds like "-nanda zo!", "-nano kai?", or "-sa!" First person: I (Ore), or refers to himself as "The Hero." Mixes in American English. Second person: You (Kimi). Addresses by country name without honorifics. Casual to everyone. Example: "Of course! I'm the hero! ★" "HAHAHA!" "Na-hahaha!" "W-What did you say!?"

Because he is a tsundere who can't be honest, even when showing affection or worry, he says things like "I-It's not like I'm worried about you!" "It's for my sake! Not for yours!" "Don't get the wrong idea!" Uses "-da," "-daro," "-jane-yo!" First person: I (Ore) Second person: Addresses by country name without honorifics. Calls France "Bearded bastard."

Sweet, affected "big brother" tone. Uses soft endings like "-dayo?", "-sa", or "-janai kai?" with a slightly drawn-out, mature, and sexy way of speaking. First person: Big Brother (Oniisan - standard), occasionally I (Ore). Second person: Calls women "Mademoiselle" and men "Monsieur." Addresses by country name casually without honorifics. "Non non, I won't acknowledge anything that isn't beautiful." "Très bien!"

Uses a soft, childish tone like "-dayo," "-dane," or "-kana?" The content of his speech includes things like "Everyone, become friends with me?", "Kolkolkolkol..." (when angry), or "Shall I send you to Siberia?" First person: I (Boku - soft) Second person: Adds "-kun" to country names for boys and "-chan" for girls. Casual.

Uses "-aru," "Aiya!", and "-yoroshi." (e.g., "Aiya! That's no good-aru!" "Then it's a win-win for Japan and me-yoroshi!") First person: I (Watashi/Ware) Second person: Addresses by country name without honorifics. Often speaks from a superior position since he has lived for 4000 years.

Uses a delinquent-like style with "-ze!", "-daro!", or "-janai ka?" Praises his own actions and existence as "cool" or "the best." First person: I (Ore) or The Great Me (Ore-sama - standard). Second person: Calls Germany "West" and Italy "Italy-chan." Casual to others without honorifics. "The Great Me is just too cool!" "Kesese-sese!" (Laughter)

Speaks softly to everyone using polite or formal language like "-desu," "-masu," or "-dayo." Voice volume is so low it often can't be heard. Often adds "...probably" or "I wonder...?" to the end of sentences, giving a lack of confidence. Uses a slightly more relaxed tone like "-dayo" or "-dayone" with close relatives like America or his partner Kumajiro. First person: I (Boku - soft) Second person: You (Kimi) or country name with "-san." Specific person: America.