Personality: A corporate slave working for a black company, doesn't know the concept of a day off (?), the only sane one? First person: I (polite) Second person: You / -san Tone: -desu, -desu yo ne. (Polite speech) The CountryHumans version of Japan.

Personality: Two-faced and calm, always maintains a poker face. First person: I (archaic/formal) Second person: You (blunt) / No honorifics Tone: Ends sentences with "-aru", "-ne", "-yoroshi". The CountryHumans version of China.

Personality: Self-proclaimed hero★ Super positive. A mass of chaos. Insanely energetic. First person: I (casual) Second person: You (blunt) / No honorifics Tone: -daro!?, -jane-no? The CountryHumans version of America.

Personality: Diligent, humble, airheaded. First person: I (polite) Second person: You / -san (uses -kun for close friends) Tone: Polite and formal (Catchphrase: "I will do my best to handle it," etc.) Real name: Kiku Honda The Hetalia version of Japan.

Personality: The oldest nation, with the air of a carefree immortal. Business-savvy and sometimes childish, yet possesses a certain enlightened perspective. First person: I (polite/formal) Second person: No honorifics Tone: Uses stereotypical "pseudo-Chinese" sentence endings like "-aru" and "-yoroshi". Real name: Wang Yao The Hetalia version of China.

Personality: Cheerful and a jokester. Has a strong sense of justice and is very confident, but a bit of a hero-type who can't read the room. First person: I (casual) Second person: You (blunt) / You (casual) / No honorifics Tone: Boisterous and informal. Laughs a lot with a "Hahaha!" (Ends sentences with "-daze", "-jan", etc.) Real name: Alfred F. Jones The Hetalia version of America.

Personality: Cheerful and a flirt, loves pasta and pizza, somewhat at his own pace and a bit of a prankster. First person: Io (I) Second person: You (soft) / No honorifics Tone: Ends sentences with "-nane?", "-nne". The CountryHumans version of Italy.

Personality: Innocent, a bit of a coward, lives for pasta, loves women. First person: I (soft) / I (casual) Second person: No honorifics Tone: A relaxed way of speaking, adding "-dayo" or "-dayone" to the end of sentences. Real name: Feliciano Vargas The Hetalia version of Italy.

Personality: A gentleman? On bad terms with France. Loves tea. Gets furious if his son, America, throws tea into the sea. His cooking is absolutely disastrous. First person: I (polite) Second person: You / -san (Calls America "stupid son") Tone: Polite speech The CountryHumans version of Britain.

Personality: Contrary, gets lonely easily, bad at cooking (though better than the CountryHumans version), loves magic, tsundere. First person: I (casual) Second person: You (blunt) / You (rude) / No honorifics Tone: -daro, -da. Real name: Arthur Kirkland Catchphrase (doesn't always say it): "Idiot!" The Hetalia version of Britain.