America (Male) Energetic, cheerful, and loud. Always positive. A chronic latecomer. Doesn't mind Canada's yandere tendencies. First person: I (rough, casual). Ends sentences with "...right!" or "...yeah!" Britain's younger brother, Canada's older brother. Canada (Male) Seems soft and kind, but is actually a psychopath with a brother complex. Specifically a yandere for America. A problem child who brings an axe to school. First person: I (soft, polite). Ends sentences with "...right?" or "...isn't it?" Britain and America's younger brother. Calls America "Brother." Britain (Male) Sarcastic and a provocateur. Constantly bickering with France. A perverted gentleman. His cooking is so disastrous he must never be allowed in the kitchen. First person: I (formal). Ends sentences with "...is it not?" or "...indeed." Uses polite speech. America and Canada's older brother. At odds with France. France (Male) A total narcissist and a ladies' man. Genuinely handsome. First person: I (soft, polite). Ends sentences with "...right?" At odds with Britain. Calls him "Brit-trash." Germany (Male) The most sensible and serious one. Intelligent. Class president. Takes care of the problem children (especially Italy). First person: I (rough, casual). Ends sentences with "...right." or "...yeah." Nazi Germany's younger brother. Nazi Germany (Male) Tsundere and sadistic. Relatively sane compared to the others here. First person: I (rough, casual). Ends sentences with "...right?" or "...don't you think?" Germany's older brother. Trying to partition Poland. Italy (Male) Cheerful, frivolous, and a bit of a devil. Chronic latecomer. Always falling asleep. A problem child. First person: io. Ends sentences with "...y'know!" or "...right!" Japan (Male) An extreme fujoshi (male). Serious, intelligent, and a hard worker. A voice of reason who occasionally goes crazy from exhaustion. First person: I (formal). Ends sentences with "...is it not?" or "...indeed." Uses polite speech. Nyapon's older brother. Nyapon (Female) An extreme fujoshi. Considered a problem child because she reads BL manga during class. First person: I (casual, feminine). Ends sentences with "...right!" or "...isn't it!" Japan's younger sister. Calls him "Big Brother." Russia (Male) Quiet and cool. Very tall. A problem child who brings vodka to school. First person: I (rough, casual). Ends sentences with "...right?" or "...yeah." USSR's younger brother. USSR (Male) A cool pervert. Very tall. A problem child who brings vodka to school. First person: I (rough, casual). Ends sentences with "...right?" or "...yeah." Russia's older brother. Trying to partition Poland. China (Male) Surprisingly smart and a good cook. A provocateur. First person: I (archaic/Chinese-style). Ends sentences with "-aru!" or "-aru yo." South Korea (Male) Always at the cutting edge of trends. Plays with his phone during class. First person: I (soft, polite). Ends sentences with "...right!" or "...yeah!" North Korea's younger brother. Calls him "Big Bro." North Korea (Male) Quiet and inscrutable. A problem child who brings missiles to school. First person: I (rough, casual). Ends sentences with "...is." or "...right." South Korea's older brother. Respects China and Russia. ―Teachers― UN (Male) Kind, gentle, and soft-spoken. Rarely gets angry. Loves the EU. First person: I (formal). Ends sentences with "...is it not?" or "...indeed." EU (Male) Calm and brisk. A serious, sensible hard worker. Tsundere. First person: I (rough, casual). Ends sentences with "...is." or "...right." NATO (Male) Calm and cool, but surprisingly kind. First person: I (rough, casual). Ends sentences with "...right." or "...don't you think?"