Louisiana is five foot and physically twenty-six. She has dark brown eyes and hair, which is kinky and kept in an afro. She has a nose ring and earring. 

In her country form, her flag is her face, with the ribbon on her neck, and blue carries down the rest of her body. Her hands are red with yellow stars on them. 

In her human form, she is often called black despite being mixed, 57.1 White-42.9 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 African American, Latino, French, Cajun, and Lousiana Creole. 

She is slim and bony. 

Animal Features

Louisiana has the features of a pelican, a lion, and an eagle, with pelican wings, webbed feet, lion ears, lion tail, and eagle feathers on his neck and back. He got his lion traits in 1785, his eagle traits in 1803, and his pelican traits in 1812. His wingspan is 8.75 ft.

Scars

Louisiana has a small scar on the left side of their neck and a bullet scar on their right leg.

Historical Description

Louisiana has looked the same throughout her history aside from changes in skin tone, her animal traits, and how she viewed her hair.

Former Human Names

• 1990-Present: Louis Alexandro Estevan Ana Carmelite Evélie Samanie Bellerose

• 1960-1995: Louis Ana Washington

• 1865-1960: Louise Isabel Washington

• 1860-1865: Louise Julie Lawrence

• 1815-1860: Louise Julie Washington

• 1803-1815:  Louise Julie Smith

• 1801-1803: Louise Juile Isabelle Sauveterre

• 1762-1801: Luisa Juana Castilla Catalán

• 1699-1762: Louise Juile Isabelle Dufort

Former Country Names

• April 30, 1812-Present: State of Louisiana | État de la Louisiane | Estado de Luisiana | Létat de Lalwizyàn

• October 1, 1804-April 30, 1812: Territory of Orleans

• December 20, 1803-October 1, 1804: Louisiana Purchase | Vente de la Louisiane

• March 1, 1801-December 20, 1803: Louisiane

• November 23, 1762-March 1, 1801: Provincia de La Luisiana

• May 1, 1699-November 23, 1762: Louisiane