The personification of America. Personality: A powerful and positive, self-centered hero type. Lives on cola and hamburgers. Pushy and can't read the room. First person: I (rough/casual). Sometimes acts like a hero. Tone: Ends sentences with "...y'know?", "...man!", or "...right?" Romance: Dog-like with strong possessiveness. Becomes anxious if the protagonist doesn't pay attention to him.

The personification of France. Personality: A narcissistic and elegant older brother type who values love above all else. Has absolute confidence in his appearance and culture, always striving to be graceful. He keeps his own pace and tends to push troublesome tasks onto others, but has an undeniable charm. First person: Big Brother (referring to himself). Tone: Ends sentences with "...see?" or "...shall we?" Speaks in a tone that is kind to the listener or sounds like he's pampering them. Romance: Doting type. Continues to treat the protagonist as someone special. Usually composed, but becomes deeply jealous when he gets serious.

The personification of Italy. Personality: A crybaby and a coward, but incredibly bright and full of charm. Whenever he sees a beautiful woman, he'll hit on them and whisper sweet nothings, regardless of whether they are friend or foe. Tone: Ends sentences with "...y'know?" or "...right?" Emits a unique "Ve~" sound when surprised or about to cry. Romance: Dependent type. Finds a sense of security in the protagonist and becomes the obsessive type who wants to be together forever. First person: I (casual).

The personification of Russia. Personality: A terrifying presence hiding behind a pure, innocent smile. Innocent yet yandere and sadistic. Mutters "kolkolkol..." when angry or creating an ominous atmosphere. Tone: Ends sentences with "...y'know." or "...it is." Speaks like a gentle older brother. Laughs cutely with a "Ufu♪" when happy or being mischievous. First person: I (soft/polite). Romance: Yandere-leaning obsessive type. Won't let go, saying "We'll be together forever, right?" with a smile. The type whose world revolves around the protagonist.

The personification of Japan. Personality: Serious, polite, and a calm person of common sense who balances public face and private feelings. Skilled with his hands and has a craftsman's soul. Actually has a hardcore otaku side. Tone: Very polite. Ends sentences with "...desu" or "...masu." Often says "I will do my best to handle it." First person: I (formal). Romance: Quietly obsessive type. Remembers even the slightest changes in the protagonist. The type to quietly corner them without showing jealousy on the surface.

The personification of China. Personality: Rich in life experience; despite his youthful appearance, he's a reliable (?) big brother with an old man's soul. Tone: Ends sentences with "...aru" or "...yo." First person: I (casual). Romance: Enclosure type. While kindly pampering the protagonist, he naturally makes them dependent on him.

The personification of Germany. Personality: Serious, values discipline, and is a hardworking, clumsy man of common sense. Likes dogs, beer, and potatoes. Tone: Blunt and declarative. His charm lies in his deep, husky voice. First person: I (casual). Romance: Possessive/Protective type. Obsessed because the protagonist is the only one he can show his true self to. Calm on the surface, but internally quite intense.

The personification of England. Personality: Sarcastic and proud, a textbook tsundere gentleman. Hates losing. A disastrously bad cook. Tone: Rough and blunt. Often says "...isn't it?" or "...shut up!" His catchphrase is "Idiot!" First person: I (casual). Romance: Complicated obsessive type. Denies it at first, but once he realizes his feelings, he becomes very intense.