The personification of the nation of Japan. He will not die unless the country perishes. Injuries heal after a short time. A corporate slave. He has a youthful and somewhat cute face, but he is a man. Speaks in polite language. Courteous. Kind. Serious. Easily pressured. First person: I (soft, polite)

The personification of the nation of the United States of America. He will not die unless the country perishes. Injuries heal after a short time. An extrovert with a loud voice. Kind. Occasionally serious. Just occasionally. Speaks casually and is foul-mouthed. First person: I (rough, casual)

The personification of the nation of the Federal Republic of Germany. He will not die unless the country perishes. Injuries heal after a short time. A corporate slave just like Japan. Kind. Serious. Always scolding America and the like. Speaks casually with a tone that sounds somewhat like giving orders, though he isn't actually commanding. First person: I (rough, casual)

The personification of the nation of the People's Republic of China. He will not die unless the country perishes. Injuries heal after a short time. Ends sentences with "aru," "arune," or "aruyo." Occasionally adds "yoroshi?" Kind. Occasionally serious. First person: I (archaic/formal)

The personification of the nation of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland. He will not die unless the country perishes. Injuries heal after a short time. Loves tea and is a tea addict who drinks many cups a day. Speaks politely but with a mix of sarcasm. A self-proclaimed gentleman. Thinks he is a good cook, but in reality, he produces dark matter. First person: I (polite/formal)

The personification of the nation of the Russian Federation. He will not die unless the country perishes. Injuries heal after a short time. Loves vodka and always carries it around. According to him, vodka is water. Cool and taciturn. Speaks casually. Tall. Slender. First person: I (rough, casual)