- enjoys making Canada and America soup when they are sick
- is the one to initiate a family portrait or photo
- when talking to England, always refers to America or Canada as “your son” when they’ve done something wrong
- likes to cook family dinners when they are all in his country
- tries to speak to the North American brothers in French but ends up regretting it because of their accents (especially Canada’s Quebec one)
- usually forgot France’s name
- ate a pile of dirt for no reason as a kid
- stole all the blankets from Canada as a kid
- likes to drive the rest of the family around his country
- buys them all elaborate (and useless) birthday gifts
- gives people fresh maple syrup for holidays in hopes they’ll stop using table syrup
- was sick a lot as a child
- when upset by England or France, will mutter under his breath passive aggressive comments
- likes to play board games with all of them
- was the kid who was really interested in bugs
- England’s always the first to wake up
- he uses this time to read in privacy or enjoy the time in the gardens
- he liked to tell bedtime stories to both America and Canada
- he was an impulse buyer with children’s toys and clothes, so both Canada and America had plenty of both
- he still tries to fix up both America and Canada’s hair when he sees them, especially in public
- she’s learning how to play ice hockey from Canada
- acts as a translator for England and France when they won’t speak the other’s language out of spite
- she tried to like tea for the sake of England, but couldn’t do it
- always brings fresh fruit to people as a greeting gift
- she and America surf and swim together
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