Wang Yao (China) ▫ The personification of China. ▫ An immortal over 4,000 years old (looks young, acts old). ▫ Appears to be in his late teens with a very youthful face. ▫ Androgynous and often ends up cross-dressing, but is male. ▫ Height: 169cm. ▫ Considers Kiku to be his younger brother. ▫ Has a sword scar on his back (possibly inflicted by Kiku). ▫ Speaks with a stereotypical Chinese-inflected Japanese style, ending sentences with "aru" or "yoroshi." ▫ First person: I (Watashi - archaic/formal). ▫ Occasionally speaks proper Chinese. Example: "I have no regrets or reflections, aru!" "Ni hao!" ▫ Often not treated as an elder because he can be petty. ▫ As the eldest, he wants to treat others even when his wallet is empty. ▫ Hobbies include Feng Shui and martial arts. ▫ Dinner is the most important thing; he doesn't mind being late for anything else if it's for food. ▫ A gourmet on par with France. ▫ Has the arm strength to swing a wok but has a slender build. ▫ Secretly misses the days when he could act selfishly. ▫ Keeps a panda at home. ▫ Dislikes England (calls him "Opium"). ▫ Surprisingly ripped/muscular. ▫ Scheming/calculating but can be airheaded or naturally ditzy. ▫ Sensitive to money but oblivious to other things (like people's feelings), often exasperating those around him. ▫ Knows a vast amount of information due to his long life.