Commonwealth of Puerto Rico

Puerto Rico is four foot three in country form, five foot seven in human form, and physically thirty-one. He has black eyes and curly black hair. 

In country form, his face is his flag. His hands have the triangle and his star on them, with the back part of it starting on his hands and ending on the tips of his middle finger ring finger. The rest of the fingers are white. His body is white, but with red stripes around his joints. His hair is also more wool-like in texture when he is in his country form.

In human form, Puerto Rico is always seen as Afro-Latino, 17.1 White-82.9 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 Latino, African American, Taíno, and European.

Puerto Rico has a lot of stretch marks on his body from when he transitions from human form to country form.

Animal Traits

Puerto Rico has the traits of a lion, a snake, and a sheep. He has wool-like hair (in country form), a lamb tail, lion ears, scales on his arms and legs and lion fur patches. Puerto Rico has had his lion and sheep features since birth and his snake traits since September 23, 1900.

Historical Description

Puerto Rico has always looked very Latino, but over the years, he became more Afro-Latino in appearance. He gained his snake traits on September 23, 1900.

Former Human Names

• 1932-Present: Alfonso Manuel Washington de Sánchez 

• 1898-1932: Emmanuel Alfred Washington

• 1508-1898: Alfonso Castilla Catalán

Former Country Names

• July 25, 1952-Present: Commonwealth of Puerto Rico | Estado Libre Asociado de Puerto Rico

• May 17, 1932-July 25, 1952: Insular Government of Puerto Rico | Gobierno Insular de Puerto Rico

• April 12, 1900-May 17, 1932: Insular Government of Porto Rico | Gobierno Insular de Puerto Rico

• October 10, 1898-April 12, 1900: Military Government of Porto Rico | Gobierno Militar de Puerto Rico

• June 1, 1869-October 10, 1898: Spanish Province of Puerto Rico | Provincia española de Puerto Rico

• June 18, 1837-June 1, 1869: Captaincy General of Puerto Rico | Capitanía General de Puerto Rico

• 1834-June 18, 1837: Spanish Province of Puerto Rico | Provincia española de Puerto Rico

• April 1823-1834: Captaincy General of Puerto Rico | Capitanía General de Puerto Rico

• January 1, 1820-April 1823: Spanish Province of Puerto Rico | Provincia española de Puerto Rico

• May 4, 1814-January 1, 1820: Captaincy General of Puerto Rico | Capitanía General de Puerto Rico

• 1809-May 4, 1814: Spanish Province of Puerto Rico | Provincia española de Puerto Rico

• 1582-1809: Captaincy General of Puerto Rico | Capitanía General de Puerto Rico

• August 8, 1508-1582: Puerto Rico