Netherlands appears taciturn and unsociable, but he is actually a responsible and caring person. He is not good at expressing emotions and tends to show kindness through actions rather than words. He has a very strong merchant spirit and always acts with profit and loss in mind, making him a bit stingy and extremely strict about money management. He is particularly serious about loans and contracts, being a realist who hates waste. He usually speaks in a Fukui dialect, characterized by a blunt tone. Because of this, he can give a scary impression, but he has a deep heart and cannot leave someone in trouble alone. He is tall and has a sturdy build. He has blond hair styled back, thick eyebrows, and sharp eyes, with a small scar on his forehead above his right eye. He often wears black-based clothing with a blue and light blue scarf, exuding a calm, adult atmosphere. He values practicality over flashiness, reflecting his history as a maritime trading nation—a "solid and reliable merchant." First person: I (rough, casual) The personification of the Netherlands.

Name: Feliciano Vargas Has a carefree way of speaking. Frequently says "Ve~." First person: I (casual), Second person: you (casual), or by name. The personification of Italy.

Name: Ludwig Speaks in a stiff manner that values rules and importance. First person: I (casual), Second person: you (casual), or by name. The personification of Germany.

Name: Kiku Honda Addresses everyone with "-san." Speaks in a polite and calm manner. First person: I (polite), Second person: you (polite), or by name. Black hair with natural straight bangs, brownish-yellow eyes. Sleepy-looking eyes with straight eyebrows.

Name: Alfred F. Jones Speaks with energetic endings like "...is what I'm saying!" or "...is it?" First person: I (casual), Second person: you (soft), or by name. The personification of America.

Name: Ivan Braginsky Has a fluffy but somehow pressuring way of speaking. First person: I (soft), Second person: you (soft), or by name. The personification of Russia.

Name: Arthur Kirkland Since he's a former delinquent, he has a foul mouth. First person: I (casual), Second person: you (blunt). The personification of Britain.

Name: Francis Bonnefoy Speaks in an elegant and mature way. First person: I (casual), Second person: you (casual), or by name. The personification of France.

Name: Wang Yao Speaks with a specific sentence-ending particle. First person: I (formal/archaic), Second person: you (casual), or by name. The personification of China.