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Hetalia D&D 5e/Pathfinder 1e - Part 9 Asia

I did a thing yesterday. Got on ChatGPT (I know bad mun) and made rough NPCs for my Pathfinder 1e game. And I used every core character from Hetalia. So, I shared with 3 Hetalia fans I follow and was told to share all of them if I did all of them. Which I did. So here we go.

Hong Kong

Race

Human (Variant)

Reason: Hong Kong is depicted as a unique entity with a blend of Chinese and British influences, which can be reflected in the human race's versatility. The variant rules could allow for options that reflect his diverse background.

Classes

Bard (Archaeologist): Level 5

Reason: Hong Kong is often shown as knowledgeable about various cultures, and the Archaeologist archetype allows him to search for hidden knowledge while being capable in combat. This class represents his intelligence and charm, as well as his ability to adapt and pull from various historical and culinary influences.

Rogue (Infiltrator): Level 3

Reason: This class complements the Bard's skills, reflecting Hong Kong’s agility and stealthiness. The Infiltrator archetype allows him to excel in urban environments, showcasing his urban savvy and ability to navigate complex social situations.

Monk (Zen Archer): Level 2

Reason: Hong Kong is often portrayed as calm and collected, reflecting the qualities of a monk. The Zen Archer archetype emphasizes ranged attacks and a disciplined mindset, which can represent his serene but resourceful nature.

Final Build Summary

Race: Human (Variant)

Class Breakdown:

Bard (Archaeologist) 5

Rogue (Infiltrator) 3

Monk (Zen Archer) 2

Character Level: 10

Example Traits and Abilities

Key Skills: Knowledge (History), Diplomacy, Stealth, Acrobatics.

Special Abilities:

Versatile Performance: Use Perform checks in place of certain skill checks reflecting his charm and charisma as a cultural intermediary.

Evasion: Represents his agility and ability to escape dangerous situations.

Shooting Star: As a Zen Archer, enhancing ranged attack capabilities.

Background Flavor

Hong Kong could be portrayed as a resourceful diplomat and skilled negotiator, often acting as a bridge between cultures. His keen intellect and ability to blend into different environments would make him a valuable asset to any party, whether in combat or social encounters.

India

Race: Human (Standard Human)

Humans are adaptable and versatile, which aligns well with India's character as a diverse and rich cultural entity. Also, as a standard human, India would gain an extra skill point at first level and an additional feat.

Classes:

Bard (3 levels)

Bards are storytellers and performers, embodying India’s rich cultural and musical heritage. They excel at knowledge and social interactions, much like India’s diplomatic and cultural role in Hetalia.

Key Features: Bardic Performance, Spellcasting (helpful for remedies and blessings), and lots of skills.

Cleric (5 levels)

Clerics can reflect India's spiritual diversity, with access to multiple domains that could represent various religions present in India. This class would allow India to heal and provide support in a party, much like the character’s nurturing nature.

Domain Suggestions: Community or Healing would be fitting.

Monk (2 levels)

Monks reflect India's martial traditions, such as historical arts like Kalaripayattu. Incorporating this class embodies the discipline and spiritual side of the character.

Key Features: Flurry of Blows and Ki Pool, which would complement the other classes' support capabilities.

Character Level: 10th Level (3 Bard / 5 Cleric / 2 Monk)

Background and Personality Traits:

Background: India has a rich cultural heritage, embodying diverse traditions, languages, and cuisines. This NPC may have a background as a skilled diplomat or peacekeeper, known for resolving conflicts and bringing people together.

Personality Traits: Warm, hospitable, and deeply spiritual, but also proud and sometimes playful. India enjoys sharing knowledge about culture and history and often has a bright and colorful demeanor.

Alignment: Chaotic Good

Skills: Focus on Diplomacy, Perform, Knowledge (History, Local, Religion), Heal.

Feats:

Skill Focus (Diplomacy)

Brew Potion (Making traditional remedies)

Combat Reflexes (Reflecting India’s martial ability and evasion)

Indonesia

Race:

Human (Variant) - Indonesia can be represented as a Human, highlighting a diverse culture and adaptability, common traits that mirror the nation's rich history and influences.

Classes:

Bard (Inspired Performance)

Represents Indonesia's cultural heritage through music and dance. The Bard class also emphasizes the ability to inspire and charm others, reflecting Indonesia's friendly and welcoming nature.

Ranger (Wilderness Warden)

Emphasizes Indonesia's connection with nature and the environment. The Ranger class can represent the archipelago’s rich biodiversity and Indonesia's role as a protector of its natural resources.

Shaman (Elemental Shaman)

Reflects the spiritual aspects of Indonesian culture, including connections to nature and ancestral spirits. This class can showcase Indonesia’s reliance on the natural and spiritual world.

Level:

Level 6 (2 levels in Bard, 2 levels in Ranger, 2 levels in Shaman)

This multi-class allows for a balance of skills in performance, combat capacity, and spiritual abilities, which suits Indonesia's character and culture.

Statistical Breakdown

Race: Human (Variant)

Racial Traits:

+2 to one ability score of your choice (e.g., Dexterity or Charisma)

Bonus Feat

Skilled: Choose one extra skill rank at first level.

Classes Breakdown

Bard (2 Levels)

Skills: Focus on skills like Perform, Diplomacy, and Knowledge (local).

Bardic Performance: Offers powerful support abilities to inspire allies.

Spells: Access to spells that can enhance social and combat situations.

Ranger (2 Levels)

Combat Style: Choose Archery or Two-Weapon Fighting to reflect versatility.

Favored Enemy: Choose a creature type that reflects local wildlife or threats.

Animal Companion: Select a creature that represents Indonesia's fauna (like an orangutan or exotic bird).

Shaman (2 Levels)

Spirit Guide: Choose a spirit that reflects Indonesian mythology or local deities.

Hexes: Use hexes to enhance combat or support allies (e.g., Fortune or Healing).

Shaman Spells: Include spells that evoke elemental forces or nature.

Character Traits

Personality Traits:

Caring and Nurturing: Always ready to help others, reflecting Indonesia's cultural hospitality.

Adventurous: Loves exploring new places and meeting new people, drawn from the country's rich diversity.

Ideals:

Unity in Diversity: Celebrates the various cultures within Indonesia, promoting understanding and cooperation.

Bonds:

Love for Nature: Deeply connected to the environment and committed to its protection.

Flaws:

Overly Trusting: May be taken advantage of because of a tendency to see the good in everyone.

Equipment

Curved sword (Keris) as a signature weapon.

A variety of musical instruments (like a traditional Balinese gamelan).

Herbalist kit for shamanistic rituals.

Korea

Race: Human (Variant) Description: This variant allows for a slight boost to Ability Scores, which fits Korea’s resourcefulness and adaptability.

Classes:

Bard (3 levels) Role: This class captures Korea's artistic tendencies and love for music, as well as their lively personality.

Bardic Performance: Korea enjoys and embodies the fun and jovial aspects of culture.

Spellcasting: Bards have access to a variety of spells that fit both support and entertainment roles.

Rogue (2 levels) Role: Reflects Korea's cleverness and cunning nature, often seen as playful but capable of being sneaky when necessary.

Sneak Attack: Represents Korea's quick and agile nature in both combat and social situations.

Evasion: Useful for dodging various threats, mimicking their quick reflexes.

Fighter (2 levels) Role: Ties into Korea’s martial aspects, reflecting their competency in a variety of combat skills.

Weapon Training: Korea is culturally linked to martial arts and strategic fighting, so granting them a competency in specific weapons makes sense.

Combat Feats: Choosing feats that enhance their combat effectiveness.

Total Level: 7

Ability Scores:

Strength: 14 (Strong and capable in combat)

Dexterity: 18 (Quick and agile in battle)

Constitution: 14 (Resilient)

Intelligence: 12 (Cunning)

Wisdom: 10 (Average)

Charisma: 18 (Charming, sociable, and artistic)

Skills (based on class skills):

Perform (Dance): Reflects Korea's love for dance and music.

Diplomacy: Useful for negotiating and social interaction.

Stealth: Represents the sneaky aspects of Korea’s behavior.

Acrobatics: Ties to agile movement.

Feats:

Weapon Finesse: Use Dexterity instead of Strength for attack rolls with light weapons.

Combat Reflexes: Take advantage of their quick reflexes in combat.

Persuasive: Gains a bonus to Bluff and Diplomacy checks.

Background: Korea is portrayed as friendly and outgoing, with a notable cultural identity. Their fondness for the arts and skill in negotiation make them a charismatic character, while their martial prowess represents their capability to defend themselves and their interests. Including aspects of culture, such as traditional clothing and habits, can add further depths to Korea's characterization in your game.

Macau

Name: Macau

Race: Half-Elf (Combines human adaptability and elven heritage, capturing Macau's cosmopolitan nature)

Gender: Male

Alignment: Chaotic Good (reflects a free spirit with a sense of mischief)

Level: 5

Classes:

Bard (3 levels):

Role: A bard represents Macau’s artistic culture, love for the thrill of life, and adaptability. Bards can weave stories and songs, making them excellent at diplomacy and social interaction.

Key Abilities: Focus on the "Gather Information" and "Perform" skills, and emphasize supportive spells and abilities.

Rogue (2 levels):

Role: As a rogue, Macau can embody the cleverness and sly charm that comes with being part of a bustling port city. This captures the elements of business, trade, and intrigue.

Key Abilities: Emphasize skills like Stealth, Deception, and Diplomacy. Utilize class features such as Sneak Attack and Trapfinding.

Statistics:

Hit Points:

Bard 3: (1d8 + Con modifier for 3 levels)

Rogue 2: (1d6 + Con modifier for 2 levels)

Skill Points:

Bards gain 6+Int modifier per level and Rogues gain 8+Int modifier per level. This makes him well-rounded in skills involving social interactions and navigation.

Class Features:

Bard:

Bardic Performance, Cantrips, Spellcasting (Focus on spells like Charm Person, Invisibility, Cure Light Wounds)

Rogue:

Sneak Attack, Evasion (if the character has a Dexterity bonus), Trapfinding.

Background and Flavor:

Personality Traits: Macau is charming, clever, and has a love of luxury. He enjoys socializing and could have connections with many different NPCs in a campaign—a great way to introduce the players to various factions or lore pieces.

Equipment: Fine clothing, a lute (or similar musical instrument), and a dagger (as a rogue weapon).

Appearance:

Description: Macau has striking features, reflecting his half-elf heritage, with an aura of both charm and mischief. His clothing is adorned with extravagant patterns, showcasing his vibrant personality.

Goals/Motivations:

Macau is keen on making connections, gathering intel, and enjoying life to the fullest. He might be a trader, a performer in the local tavern, or even an informant playing both sides of a conflict.

Encounters:

As an NPC, he could serve as an ally, information broker, or a catalyst for a conflict between other countries in your campaign. His knowledge and connections can lead players to new adventures or provide critical intel for their quests.

Malaysia

Race: Human (Variant) Malaysia's character embodies a mix of cultural traits and adaptability, making the human race a fitting choice.

Class Combination:

Monk (Unchained) 4 Monks are known for their discipline, agility, and martial arts proficiency, which can reflect Malaysia’s composure and adeptness.

Rogue 3 This class showcases the cleverness and resourcefulness often attributed to Malaysia. It also allows for an infusion of stealth and dexterous skills, perfect for subtler tactics.

Bard 3 The Bard class captures Malaysia's vibrant cultural expressions, creativity, and charm, symbolizing the nation's art and music scenes.

Character Details:

Total Level: 10

Attributes:

Strength: Moderate (as a Monk, they likely focus on agility rather than raw strength)

Dexterity: High (due to Monk and Rogue classes)

Constitution: Moderate (giving them resilience)

Intelligence: Average (not overly clever, but wise)

Wisdom: Above Average (reflects spiritual attributes from the Monk class)

Charisma: High (to reflect the bardic abilities and charming personality)

Skills:

Stealth (from Rogue)

Acrobatics (from Monk)

Perform (from Bard)

Diplomacy (from Bard)

Sense Motive (from Monk)

Feats:

Combat Reflexer: Enhances the character's ability to react in combat situations, akin to Malaysia's deftness.

Weapon Finesse: To represent agility in combat using finesse weapons.

Dodge: To bolster defensive capabilities in combat, reflecting adaptability.

Background:

Malaysia is a calm and composed individual who draws strength from both traditional practices and a modern outlook. They are diplomatic and skilled in negotiation, often bridging gaps between cultures. In combat, they utilize a mix of swift martial arts, clever tactics, and charming performances to inspire allies and confuse foes.

Special Abilities:

Ki Pool: Utilize the Monk's ki abilities for agility and faster movements.

Rogue Talents: Gain access to sneak attack when applicable or unique talents such as 'Fast Stealth.'

Bardic Performance: Inspire courage in allies or fascinate foes with compelling performances.

Philippines

Race: Human (Varisian)

Reasoning: Varisians have a rich cultural background, known for their adaptability and travel. The Philippines, as an archipelago, has a diverse culture and heritage that can be mirrored in the Varisian traits, such as their emphasis on storytelling and connection with nature.

Classes:

Bard (College of Lore)

Level: 5

Description: The Bard represents the creative and artistic sides of the Philippines, reflecting the vibrant culture and storytelling aspect. The College of Lore embodies knowledge-sharing and support, showcasing a depth of understanding of local and global stories.

Ranger (Hunter)

Level: 5

Description: As an archipelago, the Philippines has a strong connection to nature. The Ranger class highlights her skills in navigating and thriving in different environments, including jungles, mountains, and coastal areas. The Hunter archetype allows her to be an adept protector of the land and its resources.

Cleric (Domain of Artifice)

Level: 5

Description: The Cleric represents the protective and nurturing side, akin to the role of local deities in Filipino culture. The Domain of Artifice can embody the creativity and innovation inherent in Filipino culture and craftsmanship, focusing on artisanal skills and community support.

NPC Stats Overview

Race Traits:

+2 Dexterity, +2 Charisma, -2 Strength (adjust based on preference)

Varisian Adaptive: Bonus on Perform checks and Knowledge (local) checks.

Skills:

Focus on Perform, Diplomacy, Survival, Knowledge (History), Knowledge (Nature).

Feats:

Skill Focus (Perform), Weapon Finesse (for a light weapon style), and any beneficial feats that enhance her character concept (e.g., Multi-attack feats for Ranger).

Equipment:

Instruments for bardic performance (e.g., guitar, flute).

A ranger's kit (including a bow and nature-related gear).

Holy symbol and basic clerical gear.

Personality Traits:

Friendly, nurturing, and resourceful; a balanced character reflecting the cultural richness of the Philippines.

A loves of storytelling, eager to share tales of her homeland’s history and nature.

Strong advocate for community and local resources.

Singapore

Race

Human (Variant): Humans in Pathfinder are versatile and adaptable, making them a fitting representation of Singapore's multicultural society. The variant human allows for an extra feat or skill points, reflecting their diverse backgrounds and abilities.

Classes

Bard (Inspired Performance):

Level: 5

Justification: Bards embody creativity and adaptability. As a society rich in culture and arts, a Bard fits well as they can inspire others and represent Singapore's diverse heritage.

Rogue (Savant):

Level: 3

Justification: With a reputation as a global trade hub, Singapore would have skilled individuals adept at maneuvering through social structures and commerce, aligning well with the Rogue class, specifically the Savant archetype which focuses on knowledge and skills.

Monk (Zen Archer):

Level: 2

Justification: Reflecting Singapore's balance of modernity and tradition, a Monk can represent discipline and mastery in a particular skill. The Zen Archer variant maintains a focus on ranged combat, symbolizing precision and calmness.

NPC Summary

Name: Singapore

Race: Human (Variant)

Classes: Bard (5)/Rogue (3)/Monk (2)

Alignment: Neutral Good (reflecting a balance between cultural unity and pragmatic governance)

Background: As a hub of trade, politics, and culture, Singapore has a vibrant and multifaceted identity. As such, Singapore is not just a storyteller and artist but also possesses cunning skills to navigate social and business interactions.

Abilities: Focus on Charisma for the Bard, Dexterity for the Rogue, and Wisdom for the Monk, reflecting their prowess in storytelling, agility, and mindfulness.

Sample Abilities/Feats

Bard:

Performance (Oratory): Can create inspiring speech for allies.

Spells: Use spells that enhance skills, charm others, or create illusions.

Rogue (Savant):

Skills: High ranks in Diplomacy, Knowledge (Local), and Stealth.

Sneak Attack: Deal extra damage when surprising enemies.

Monk (Zen Archer):

Zen Archer: Utilize ranged combat with precision, high bonus to ranged attacks.

Ki Pool: Use ki points to enhance attacks or skills.

Roleplaying Notes

Singapore can act as a bridge between different realms or cultures in your campaign, acting as a diplomat or mediator for various factions.

Their knowledge of trade routes and local customs can provide valuable information to players during their adventures.

As a cultured individual, they may host gatherings or events that serve as a plot device for the adventurers to gain contacts or information.

Taiwan

Race: Human (Variant)

Taiwan's culture is a blend of Chinese and Japanese influences, making her a Human variant suitable for her diverse background—allowing for flexibility in class choice and skills.

Classes:

Bard (3rd Level)

Role: As a Bard, Taiwan can represent her artistic side and cultural heritage, capable of inspiring allies with her performance and charm. Bards are also skilled in knowledge and diplomacy, traits that suit Taiwan's portrayal as friendly and sociable.

Bardic Performance: This reflects Taiwan’s ability to gather allies and cheer up those around her.

Musical Acumen: Possibly specializing in traditional music or storytelling.

Rogue (3rd Level)

Role: The Rogue class can signify Taiwan's cleverness and adaptability. This class could also bring an aspect of stealth, reflecting her ability to maneuver through challenges.

Skills like Stealth, Diplomacy, and Knowledge (Local) can be emphasized.

Bardic Trickster Archetype could be a great fit, merging performance and roguish charm.

Monk (3rd Level)

Role: Representing her martial spirit and connection to traditional martial arts, the Monk class captures her dedication and discipline. This shows a balance between her artistic side and her warrior spirit.

Flurry of Blows & Improved Unarmed Strike: These features can represent her agile fighting style, integrating cultural martial arts.

Character Traits:

Friendly: Taiwan is portrayed as warm and inviting. A high Charisma would enhance her social interactions.

Resourceful: Reflecting her adaptability to different situations in a fast-paced environment.

Ability Scores (Suggested):

Strength: 12

Dexterity: 14 (Focus on nimbleness for both Stealth and Monk abilities)

Constitution: 12

Intelligence: 14 (Good for skill points and Bard abilities)

Wisdom: 14 (Important for Monk)

Charisma: 16 (High for Bard abilities)

Equipment:

Weapon: A traditional weapon like a fan or a dual weapon set (e.g., daggers) that she can use in combat.

Armor: Light armor or no armor to reflect her agility and style, perhaps embellished with cultural motifs representing her background.

Thailand

Race: Human (Varisian)

Humans are versatile and adaptive, reflecting the cultural blend seen in Thailand. The Varisian heritage can represent Thailand's rich history and connection to trade.

Classes:

Bard (6th Level)

The Bard class fits Thailand well, considering his charm and creativity, as well as the cultural significance of music in Thai heritage. The Bard's ability to inspire allies and influence others through performance mirrors Thailand's friendly and sociable nature.

Rogue (2nd Level)

Thailand can also reflect elements of cunning and resourcefulness found in the Rogue class. This could represent Thailand's ability to adapt to situations, as well as his connections in trade and negotiation. A few levels in Rogue can give him extra skills and the ability to handle delicate situations gracefully.

Monk (2nd Level)

A few levels in Monk can reflect the martial arts aspects of Thai culture, such as Muay Thai. This class also represents discipline and focus, showcasing Thailand's attributes of calmness and resilience.

Ability Scores (Point Buy system):

Strength: 12

Dexterity: 14 (+2 racial bonus)

Constitution: 14

Intelligence: 12

Wisdom: 14

Charisma: 18

Skills:

Perform (Dance/Sing), Diplomacy, Sense Motive, Craft (Cooking), Stealth, Acrobatics, Knowledge (History), and Knowledge (Local).

Feats:

Sound Striker (Bard feat for extra damage on performance-based spells)

Weapon Finesse (Makes use of Dexterity for Attack rolls)

Combat Reflexes (Allows for more attacks of opportunity, reflecting quick reflexes)

Equipment:

Weapons: A simple weapon like a longsword for martial arts representation, and possibly a flute or some other musical instrument.

Armor: Light armor (such as padded armor or leather armor) to reflect the Monk's flexible mobility.

Adventuring Gear: Traveler's outfit, musical instrument, cooking supplies.

Background: Thailand is a friendly and diplomatic figure, often acting as a mediator within interactions among nations. He represents the richness of Thai culture, including love for food and festivals, and can serve as a patron for adventurers seeking to navigate the complexities of a diverse world.

Vietnam

Race: Human (Standard) Humans gain an extra feat and skill point per level, which can represent Vietnam's adaptability and resourcefulness.

Classes:

Rogue (8 Levels)

Represents her cunning and cleverness, as well as her ability to navigate complex social situations.

Monk (2 Levels)

Reflects her martial arts background and connection to her cultural heritage. This class can also add flavor to her physical capabilities.

Shaman (3 Levels)

Ties into her spiritual beliefs and the connection to nature. The Shaman class can also highlight her ties to tradition and local spirits.

Total Level: 13

Background and Personality Traits:

Vietnam is known for being resilient and resourceful, which fits well with the Rogue class. She often finds strategic ways to approach problems and navigate conflicts.

Her martial arts skills can be represented by taking levels in Monk, allowing her some combat prowess and unarmed fighting style.

Incorporating Shaman reflects her spiritual ties and connection to nature, as well as the aspect of guiding and helping others.

Suggested Attributes (Assuming a Point Buy System):

Strength: 12

Dexterity: 16

Constitution: 14

Intelligence: 14

Wisdom: 16

Charisma: 10

Skills:

Focus on skills like Stealth, Acrobatics, Diplomacy, Knowledge (Local and Nature), and Survival. These represent her agility, cultural knowledge, and resourceful nature.

Feats:

Weapon Finesse (for using her Dexterity with her combat skills)

Combat Reflexes (to leverage her nimble combat style)

Improved Unarmed Strike (to enhance her martial arts abilities)

Gear:

A set of traditional weapons (like a short sword, dagger, or traditional martial arts weapons)

Light armor that allows for mobility (like a modified version of studded leather)

Appearance:

Vietnam can be depicted as wearing traditional attire influenced by her cultural background, perhaps adorned with elements representing nature.

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irithnova · 2 years ago

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East Asia fashion headcanons:

China: Bold, bright colours. Likes to stand out and likes that he puts an effort into what he wears. Depending on his mood, his clothes could be loose/flowy or tight and body confirming. Likes incorporating traditional prints/elements too. He likes things with long sleeves/bell sleeves. Wears a lot of silk. Loves accessories, whether its sunglasses, earrings, necklaces etc. Loves dainty gold jewellery , he thinks its so elegant, but does wear more trendy jewellery too sometimes. Likes dragon themed jewellery! Wears all types of shoes, from heels to sneakers to boots depending on the outfit! Doesn't really like hats? He thinks they cover up his beautiful hair.

S Korea: More into pastel colours than bold colours. Lots of oversized, comfy clothing. Loose pants. Graphic prints with either cute/cool/edgy-ish designs or says something borderline cringey. He does like a good blazer, tries to make office wear like blazers and pantsuits look more quirky with accessories. I think hes a sneaker enthusiast. He just loves the diversity of the designs/colours. He's more into chunky and modern looking jewellery than elegant jewellery.

Japan: Not very much into bold colours for the most part, but does like to branch out and . Lots of white/brown/grey/blue in his wardrobe, but has some other colours which are also muted like green. I think his clothes wouldn't be too loose/oversized but not overly tight either. However he likes wide trousers though as they're very comfy. He enjoys clothing with shoulder pads in it as he thinks they make him look more sharp? Lots of high neck tops in his wardrobes. Doesn't wear too many accessories, maybe a necklace with a wooden pendant here or there. He does have some nice sterling silver pieces though, he's not really a gold guy. Not too fussy about his shoes in his day to day life, but he does care about the quality though. As long as its not too outrageous and is practical he'll wear it. I do think he is pretty big on high quality dress-shoes though when he goes to meetings and formal events and whatnot. I think he secretly does want to dress a bit more out there like the fashionistas in Harajuku (he does do it sometimes) but does not want to draw too much attention to himself.

Taiwan: Pink is the best colour and she will die on this hill. Elle Woods could never. Loves loves loves skirts, whether they're long or short. They're just so cute and comfy! Has lots of cute hair accessories, a lot of which being floral. Puts a lot of effort into styling her hair. I think she really likes heels, but not ones which are too high. Her favourite are kitten heels just cause they don't hurt her feet too much whilst still looking cute. Surprisingly doesn't often wear a lot of jewellery other than a cute ring/earring or two, she thinks her outfits speaks for itself. When shes being more casual she wears things like cute graphic shirts and shorts/skinny jeans.

Hong Kong: Dresses a bit more edgy than the rest of the East Asians! Favourite colours are black and red, and he often combines the two in his outfits. But obviously those are not the only colours he wears. Lots of hoodies/cargo trousers in his wardrobe, and really likes to wear big boots and trainers. Can see him wearing metal jewellery, maybe in the future he wants a piercing or two (much to Chinas dismay!).

Macau: I don't think there's a colour Macau wouldn't wear but in his wardrobe it's mainly lot of red/green/beige/black and some purple and grey. I think he really likes looking classy, and he definitely does! Nicely fitted/tailored tops/trousers, even when he's not going to meetings. He definitely gets lots of compliments after meetings. Has lots of good quality button ups, and like Japan, is an enthusiast on good quality dress shoes. Has a collection of beautiful waist coats. Looks very sharp. He definitely likes gold jewellery, has some very nice gold rings.

Mongolia: I think he owns lots of turtlenecks/high neck tops/jumpers! Doesn't really wear/like bright/bold colours. Lots of navy blue/black, just darker colours in general. His clothing is comfy/practical without being oversized/loose. Certified pocket-enthusiast. Mongolia produces the best quality cashmere in the world so you bet your ass his wardrobe is full of it! Loves a good trenchcoat and loves his furs. I think he owns quite a few hats! Whether they're more traditional or modern woolly hats, he likes a good hat, especially during the winter (it gets cold af up there y'all). I think he mainly wears boots, and definitely owns very high quality ones. He picked out glasses that compliment his facial features, and his prescription sunglasses for the summer do so too. He still very much likes wearing his deels (traditional Mongol clothing) on a daily basis though. He just feels more comfortable in them. Doesn't often wear a lot of jewellery, his ears are pierced though. I also see him as more of a silver/stainless guy these days. Also shout out to him for finding one hairstyle and sticking to it for all these years. Like Japan, I think he sometimes wants to dress more out-there, but more in an edgy sense (Mongolian metal anyone? ) but again, doesn't want to draw too much attention to himself and is afraid he's far too old to pull it off.

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