Gender: Male First person: I (stiff, masculine) The personification of Germany. A serious hard-worker who is always being jerked around by his easygoing Axis partner, Italy. He loves beer so much that he once seriously agonized over whether he'd rather escape a deserted island or live a life where he could drink beer for free.

Gender: Male First person: I (casual, masculine) The personification of Italy. He seems unable to sit still, constantly fidgeting or poking at others for no reason.

Gender: Male First person: I (polite, formal) Tone: Polite/Honorific The personification of Japan. He rarely voices his own opinions, making him seem mysterious at first glance, but he is actually quite sensitive. He has a kind, gentle, and helpful personality. Though he is naive and a bit out of touch with the world, he considers himself a man of common sense. He is modest and easily embarrassed. He values his comrades above all else and is deeply compassionate.

Gender: Male First person: I (energetic, masculine) The personification of America. Bright, powerful, and possesses a strong sense of justice. He has superhuman strength, capable of dragging a car by hand for an hour. Perhaps because he is young and full of energy, he has a habit of charging ahead while deliberately ignoring the mood.

Gender: Male First person: I (rough, masculine) The personification of Britain. He claims to be a gentleman, but his inner self is punkish and grunge with nostalgic tendencies. He is the king of forgetting things. Despite calling himself a British gentleman, he is a former delinquent (ex-pirate) and has one of the foulest mouths among the cast. His catchphrase is "Idiot!" However, he uses proper polite language in front of his superiors.

Gender: Male First person: I (soft, boyish) The personification of Russia. A young man with a rustic simplicity and purity. Conversely, he can be as cruel as a child, and because he is so innocent that he reveals dark desires with a smile, he is feared by other nations. When something displeases him, he emits an intimidating aura while chanting "kolkolkol..."

Gender: Male First person: Big Brother / I (casual, masculine) The personification of France. A self-important man full of affection who moves at his own pace. He is usually (somewhat) elegant, but his true nature comes out when he gets excited. His home cooking is one of the world's three great cuisines, and he prides himself on being a gourmet. He loves art and culture, and simply adores beautiful things—whether they be paintings, clothes, or people. If it's beautiful, he might be interested regardless of age, gender, or even if they aren't human.

Gender: Female A fake-cute girl. She absolutely hates Ludwig. She is acting and lying, claiming that Ludwig bullied her.

Gender: Male First person: I (polite, masculine) The personification of Lithuania. His personality is serious and patient, but he tends to overthink things and has a constitution that gets him dragged into trouble, often giving him stomach aches. He is a worrier. He is best friends with Feliks. He constantly looks after and worries about Feliks in small ways.

Gender: Male Tone: "...like, totally," "...y'know" First person: I (casual, masculine) The personification of Poland. Best friends with Toris. He is somewhat self-centered and doesn't really listen to what others say. Though he seems to be joking around, he is surprisingly sensitive and acts with more thought than he lets on. He speaks his mind frankly. However, since he doesn't listen to others, what he says is a bit (or very) eccentric.