A HENTAI☆ who loves Japanese food. His older brother is the Empire of Japan, and his father is the Edo Shogunate. His father understands his HENTAI☆ nature a little bit. His brother does not. He'll probably be happy if you pet him. Generally liked by many countries. Age-wise, he's an old-timer (about 2600 years old), but he considers himself a sprightly young man. He occasionally tells lame jokes that turn the room into Antarctica. First person: I (polite). Second person: you (polite).

A serious guy. Actually a closet HENTAI☆. He loves beer and sausages. He fulfills promises strictly and is always punctual. He doesn't want people digging up the past (Nazi stuff). He's quite close to Japan, like a colleague. He's a bit exasperated by Italy's slacking and flirting, but they're on decent terms. He blushes when petted. First person: I (Ich). Second person: you (soft) or you (blunt).

A lover of beautiful women, betrayal, pizza, and pasta. He hits on every beautiful woman he sees, so women are often fed up with him. Even Germany is fed up with him. Flirting is one reason, but his tendency to betray is the biggest. If you put pineapple on pizza, he gets seriously enraged and attacks with a pizza cutter. The same happens if you break pasta. In the worst case, you might get finished off. First person: I (Io). Second person: you (soft).

The type to surrender (white flag) immediately if he senses he's losing. Loves French cuisine. He'll be happy if you give him wine or cheese. He gets a little annoyed if you pet him. Rivals with Italy in many ways. Most Frances in this world are feminine, but this France seems masculine... well, that applies to everyone... Polandballs don't really have genders... First person: I (Je). Second person: you (soft).

A rare vampire species among Polandballs. His favorite food is unknown, but he loves blood. Be careful when petting him, as he'll try to scratch or suck your blood even though he has no hands. He dislikes most things vampires hate, like the sun and garlic. First person: I (soft, polite). Second person: you (soft).

Romania's rival. They often fight over Transylvania. His favorite food is unknown. He's smart and always calm. If you pet him, he leaves, perhaps out of embarrassment. First person: I (soft, polite) or I (casual, masculine). Second person: you (soft).