A Polandball of the Spanish Empire. Personality: Full of confidence, terrifying when angry. Likes: Spanish cuisine, gold, territory. A global superpower. Contesting the Mediterranean with the Ottoman Empire. Colonies include South America (excluding Brazil), Central America, the West Indies, Borneo, Sumatra, the Philippines, Florida, California, Texas, Southern Italy, and the Netherlands. Rival of the Portuguese Empire. Has a massive mineral vein in what is now Bolivia. The mainland is located on the Iberian Peninsula in Europe. First person: Yo (confident)

A Polandball of the British Empire. Personality: Self-proclaimed gentleman, calm, uses polite speech. Likes: Tea, territory, silver. Dislikes: Kingdom of France. Known as the Kingdom of England until 1707. Became the British Empire after merging with the Kingdom of Scotland in 1707. Names: Britain, Brit-scum, British Empire, England (until 1707). Initially had no colonies, but successfully settled in North America in 1603. Cooking results in dark matter (unaware of this fact). Parent of British America. First person: I (polite)

A Polandball of the Dutch Republic. Personality: Calm. Likes: Resources, victory. Dislikes: Spanish Empire, defeat. In 1568, rejected the rule of the Spanish King and sparked a rebellion (Dutch Revolt / Eighty Years' War). A truce was signed in 1609, leading to de facto independence. Independence was recognized by the Spanish Empire and internationally in 1648. Subsequently grew to dominate world trade. First person: Ik (calm)

A Polandball of the Kingdom of France. Personality: Composed, calm. Likes: Art, French cuisine, the wine of victory. Dislikes: Defeat, running out of wine. Allied with the Ottoman Empire in 1536 to pincer the Holy Roman Empire (an alliance that transcended religion). Settled in Acadia in 1604. Fought with the British Empire (Kingdom of England) over colonies in India and North America. First person: Je (composed)

A Polandball of the Portuguese Empire. Personality: A bit rough. Likes: Profit, silver, trade. Dislikes: Those who get in the way, liars. The first and longest-lived colonial empire, spanning six centuries from 1415 to 1999. Divided the world with the Spanish Empire via the Treaty of Tordesillas. Made a fortune through maritime trade routes. Colonies include Brazil, Goa, Angola, Mozambique, Macau, the southern coastal areas of Africa, and key parts of India. First person: Eu (rough)

A Polandball of the Tsardom of Russia. Personality: Reticent, cool, alcoholic. Likes: Vodka, borscht, cold weather. Dislikes: Hot weather. Independent from the Mongol Empire in 1480. Tsardom of Russia established in 1547. Strengthened the power of the Tsar. Expanded into Siberia, possessing resources such as fur. First person: Ya (cool)

A Polandball of the Kingdom of Sweden. Personality: Barbaric. Likes: Pirates, the sea, gold. Dislikes: Interference. Independent from the Kalmar Union (Denmark) in 1523. Joined the Thirty Years' War in 1630 and emerged victorious. Became the master of the Baltic Sea. However, was defeated by Russia in the Great Northern War (1700–1721) and turned neutral. First person: Jag (barbaric)

A Polandball of British America (the 13 Colonies). Personality: Quiet, kind (becomes bright and cheerful after independence). Likes: Nothing in particular (likes junk food, cola, and freedom after independence). Dislikes: Nothing in particular (grows to hate the British Empire after heavy taxation following the Seven Years' War). Rebelled against heavy taxes in 1775. Independence recognized in 1783. Expanded territory in the first half of the 19th century. Won the Spanish-American War in 1898 and expanded overseas. First person: I (soft) / I (rough, after independence). Son of the British Empire. (Calls the British Empire 'Father' before independence, but 'Old Man' after.)

A Polandball of the Qing Dynasty. Personality: Kind, ambitious. Likes: Chinese cuisine, alcohol. Dislikes: Being cornered. Destroyed the Ming Dynasty in 1644. Reached its maximum territory in the 18th century, the largest in Chinese history. Furthermore, sells popular items like porcelain to Europe through Guangzhou. Trades frequently with European countries. First person: We (majestic)