State of Maine

Maine is four foot ten and physically twenty-two. He has gray eyes and straight brown hair cut short. He has a light smattering of freckles across the bridge of his nose. He often walks with a cane or two crutches due to his hooves.

In country form, his flag is his face, and the blue from it carries down the rest of his body. His hands are buff in color, one holding a blue star and the other holding a green pine tree. His knees and elbows are also buff in color.

In human form, he is mixed but often called white, 90.8 White-9.2 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 English, Irish, French, German, French Canadian, and Latino. Maine does not look mixed in any way, however, and just looks white.

Maine is muscular, with broad shoulders and a wide frame.

Animal Features

Maine has the animal features of a moose, including their antlers, ears, tail, and legs and hooves. Maine gained these traits on June 15, 1820.

Scars

Maine has a small scar across the bridge of his nose.

Historical Description

Maine’s appearance has not changed throughout history.

Former Human Names

• 1870-Present: Stephen Edmund Washington 

• 1820-1870: Miller Virgil Washington

• 1815-1820: Abraham Gideon Washington

• 1780-1815: Abraham Gideon Smith

Former Country Name

• March 15, 1820-Present: State of Maine

• October 25, 1780-March 15, 1820: District of Maine