Russian Federation

Russia, also known by his human name of Anton Dmitrievich Morozov (Антон Дмитриевич Морозов), is a very complicated individual. He can be very manipulative and calculating towards others, believing that it is best to have the advantage of being aggressive and striking first. At the same time, he is also very gentle and caring, putting his family and people before him.

He respects strength a lot, and his treatment of people often reflects how he views their strength. Russia sees it as saying a lot about the kind of person someone is, and therefore, he is more respectful of those willing to call him out or stand up to others, as he knows it takes strength and courage to do that. 

He can be very stubborn and pigheaded and does not like to admit to being wrong, preferring to bury his head in the sand rather than face the reality of the situation. Russia feels that admitting to being wrong is a weakness that he cannot show, and he prefers to hold cards close to his chest and the apologies he does give are often rare and stilted. 

He is also very insecure and paranoid, constantly believes he is under threat, and will take whatever actions he sees as necessary to preserve his safety. He can be a little self-centered in that regard, as he needs to perceive safety as safety for himself and those he sees as family, and will cast others aside if they do not fit those requirements. 

Russia is a very family-orientated man. Despite everything, he views his family as something incredibly important and holds them in high regard. While he can get pushy about how he believes they should act, in recent years, he has tried to become more understanding of them and what they think and act like a better father. 

Russia also holds his moral code close to his chest. While flawed, he does try his best to be a good person. However, he often fails because he lacks the courage to stand up for his moral code when he needs to. He is more of an "all bark, no bite" in that regard, as the reign of the USSR leaves him hesitant to trust when he can talk and stand up for his beliefs and when it is better to stand back, and he is more willing to stand back as it is safer for him. 

Russia also does not take into account what others have to say about him, as he knows that his government and his reputation will make him receive a lot of negative criticism, and that as long as he is trying to be better, that is good enough for him.