Republic of Guinea-Bissau

Guinea-Bissau is four foot eight in height and a physical age of thirty-three. He has brown eyes and dark brown kinky hair that is in braids.

While in country form, his skin is that of his flag, with the green and the red traveling down the rest of his body. He has black stars on his hands and yellow spots on his joints.

In human form, he looks black, with his largest ethnic groups being Fula (28.5%), Balanta (22.5%), Mandinka (14.7%), and Papel (9.1%)

Guinea-Bissau is broad-shouldered but slim.

Scars

Guinea-Bissau has an amputated right arm, which he lost during the Guinea-Bissau War of Independence in 1965.

Historical Description

Guinea-Bissau has looked the same for much of his history, aside from his missing arm.

Former Human Names

• 1974-Present: Mamadu António Câmara

• 1910-1974: Carlos "Carlinhos" Costa e Fonseca

• 1588-1910: Carlos "Carlinhos" de Gama

Former Country Names

• September 10, 1974-Present: Republic of Guinea-Bissau |  República da Guiné-Bissau

• 1972-September 10, 1974:  State of Guinea | Estado da Guiné

• 1951-1972: Overseas Province of Guinea | Província Portuguesa da Guiné

• 1588-1951: Portuguese Guinea | Guiné Portuguesa