State of Delaware

Delaware is four foot when in his countryhuman form and five foot four inches when he is in his human form. He is physically twenty-seven. He has hazel eyes that are bluish and straight blonde hair with a side part falling between his chin and shoulders in length. He is covered in freckles, especially on his face and neck

While in country form, his flag is that of the Delaware flag, with the colonial blue color making up the main color of his skin. However, the date on his flag is not located on his face but on the base of his neck. His hands hold the yellow diamond from his flag but without the seal on it.

In human form, he looks mixed, 60.4 White-39.6 POC, based on the 2020 census (this is also a very loose definition, but I am trying to give you a good baseline for "mixed"). The largest ethnic groups are British, Irish, Italian, German, and African-American. Delaware can be white-passing sometimes, but he is noticeably mixed.

Delaware is skinny and very slim. He’s somewhat bony but doesn’t look emancipated. 

Animal Features

Delaware’s animal features are based on the cow. He has the horns, tail, and ears of a cow. He gained these traits on January 17,  1777, when his seal was adopted.

Scars

Delaware has a faint scar of a bullet wound on the back of the head, which carried over from when New Sweden was murdered. Despite being a death scar, it does not glow because it killed New Sweden, not Delaware.

Delaware also has a small scar on his upper lip.

Historical Description

Delaware has always looked the same throughout history, and the only parts about him that have really changed were his hairstyles and clothing, which are slowly becoming darker and more mixed. However, before 1777, he did not have animal features and looked completely human.

Former Human Names

• 1964-Present: Peter Caesar Washington

• 1861-1964: Caesar Pierre Washington 

• 1815-1864: Caesar Thomas Washington

• 1776-1815: Caesar Thomas Smith

• 1664-1776: Jacob Edmund Fitzroy

Former Country Names

• June 15, 1776-Present: State of Delaware

• June 19, 1672-June 15, 1776: Lower Counties on the Delaware | The Three Lower Counties on the Delaware River | New Castle, Kent, and Sussex Counties, Pennsylvania (post 1682)

• October 22, 1669- June 19, 1672: Durham County, Maryland

• August 28, 1664-October 22, 1669: New York Colony

  • As this was a separate entity from what is now New York State, he was typically called Lower New York. 

• Calls Ladybugs “ladies” or “M’ladies”

• Someone you should never trust in a car, as he ignores speed limits

• Mourning the loss of the Dolle's sign.

• Drinks a lot

• Likes blowing things up

• Delaware has a chicken named Slaughter, and twelve other chickens, each named after a terribly named town in each of the Thirteen Colonies.

• Delaware has an emotional support golden retriever named Reed, whom he often takes on walks and hikes with him through his State Parks

• He has a small farm in Sussex County that is his favorite place to live

• Delaware is very good at handling corporations and businesses