Create a comedy that depicts the personification of nations. It's animated for sure; they have clothing that represents them, and their head is just circular with white eyes and the flag that belongs to them. 
 
About the countries that no longer exist, they're in a “closet.” It might look small from the outside but actually like a whole house from the inside. You can find empires that no longer exist or countries. Here live the mothers and fathers from the actual countries.
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But firstly I had an idea! So, what if the personifications of the old flag are the “fathers” of the new olds? For example, the Rising Sun Flag of Japan (The Japan Empire) is the father of the new Japan (Flag of the Sun).
 
• And too, the newest countries are shown as babies or toddlers (like Croatia, Palau, Montenegro, South Sudan…) in a place that is called DAYCARE; they're taken care of by the UN and the WHO.
 
• Organizations like NATO, NASA, the UN, and more. They look the same as the base of characters (like the circle face, white eyes, and representing clothes, but they are much taller than the countries).
 
• Oh, and also, the ages depend on the year of the newest flag; for example, Chile would be 207 years old because the newest flag was adapted in 1817. Although they don't show any aging…
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• Additional characters dynamic;

• The French Guiana, a female country, daughter (and his only child), of France [a male country], is a soft spoken (usually because she was shelter by France her childhood), posh, but when you meet her she's a completely sugared sunshine sweetheart!! 
       * Unfortunately she's often left out (not intentionally) by the South American countries; she's never at their parties or festivities... Mostly because almost no one remembers her, even Guyana is mostly know. She's almost all alone [if not, she's probably with France]. The interactions she haves with the South American countries are short and kinda awkward... 

• Vietnam [a female country] and China [a male country] are and act like a whole divorced couple!
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• Some concept that my fandom created and that apply to the serie;


— "Everyone's wallet" is the nickname often used for USA (heavily in him), Japan and China. A nod that a lot of country ask money from them. The kinda funny thing here is that USA haves a debt with Japan ;D

— Pilot USA; As the name says, refers to the Pilot USA who is almost the completely opposite as the current USA. The Pilot USA always wore a suit with a tie that had the USA's flag on it, the sunglasses, and a perfect hairstyle (while the current USA just wears jeans, a plain black shirt that says NATO and shoes that South Korea gave him, and of course, the sunglasses!). 

Pilot USA's personality was... Kinda, classist, posh, patriotic and arrogant... On the pilot, the humor was... Dark, let's not get into there 😅. There was a subtle nod of the Pilot USA on a chapter located in the Cold War (60s), where USA wore the Pilot USA's clothes. 

— Pride Month; Pride Month was a short video, the main cast were Iceland, USA, Canada and Netherland. Exactly at 12:00 pm on the 1th of June, USA, Canada and Netherlands bursted into the room of Iceland to celebrate... Iceland was kinda frustrated at first because... Y'know, they were singing, and brought gifts like it was a birthday party, interrupting her beauty sleep, but then she was both amused and fond.

— (more to come soon, hopefully!)
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Additionally, Japan (a female country) and South Korea (a male country) both have a really thick romantic tension between them! They're always together; they're like inseparables. To add more, South Korea always does chivalrous acts for Japan—and Japan blushes.
 
Even on holidays they spend it together whenever it is: New Year, Christmas, Valentine's Day. The USA is the one who teases them the most, calling them lovebirds (or teasing them with saying things like, “When is the wedding?”). 
* Too, Singapore (A male country; who speaks in a thick Singlish accent. He has a short stature and a very good relationship with his "mom," Malaysia; he has a romantic tension with Thailand (a female country with a thick Tinglish accent, and she's way taller than Singapore), but it's yet to unfold.

•  As for countries that already in a relationship/dating: Turkey (a female country; She's quiet, shy, soft-spoken, and friendly) and Pakistan (a male country; He speaks too loud). He's kind of deaf from his markets. He's like the whole opposite of Turkey. I guess opposites attract. 
    * Too, countries that are in a relationship; Portugal (a female country) and Spain (a male country), their language barrier is kinda funny! Additionally: Brazil (a male country) is showed as the son of Portugal, despite that he's TOO tall compared to Portugal!
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• But OF COURSE, as in any series, we need the LOVE and DRAMA, and of course I HAD TO ADD IT, so here it is!!
 
• Mexico (a male country) is SMITTEN with Cuba (a female country); he always finds excuses to be near her, even though Cuba barely pays him attention and really shows 0 love interest.
 
• Mexico always puts drama with his friend because she never pays him attention, never gives up! (Hey, at least he has determination!)
 
• The thing doesn't end there because while Mexico's focused on trying to “woo” Cuba, the Philippines (a female country) is the one who likes HIM! She's always staring at him, completely smitten. She doesn't want to confess to him; she's too shy to even talk to him. The poor thing kind of has a low self-esteem. At least she has the USA (her self-proclaimed “big brother”); he always comforts him… In his own unique way.
 
• The UK (United Kingdom). A male country, LIKES Philippines, but he's more subtle; nobody could guess his crush; he hides it really well. But this doesn't mean he's cold with her. But the Philippines doesn't notice him because she's “too busy” daydreaming about Mexico! (And neither UK had tried to talk to her…)
 
This is like a… love square…?
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Of course, how would be forget about the Islands [some of them see as the "adoptive children of countries]? They're in a separate room (But unfortunately, they have all to share the same room, unlike their countries), apart from the countries.

The Main Cast are;
• The Easter Island; She's a young woman, she's energetic... To energetic. She likes to sing and dance, easily described as the life of the party. She's chatty and charismatic... She's a sweetheart but sometimes a little annoying... She's the adoptive daughter of Chile [a male country].

• Greenland: A independent young man, although he refers himself as an "country"... We all know he's not one... YET. He's usually calm and composed... Most of the time. He's the adoptive son of Denmark [a male country].

• Falkland Islands: Their relationship of who's their real father is complicated; The West says it's Argentina meanwhile the East says is the UK. The West is a female and the East it's a male. Their personalities are the opposite. 

Unfortunately, they all have to woken up by Easter Island signing (or in their words; Squeals)
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I thought that it would be good to add inclusion to the show; we already have much of it, in fact. But this one is more serious, and it's usually not the center of comedy; it would make a good balance.
 
• Afghanistan: He's shown as a male country, and he's the best friend of Pakistan (their relationship had been strained a little due to the own acts of Afghanistan. The last time they spoke it was an argument); he's a friend of China, Iran, and the USA, although his relationship had been strained. Afghanistan has drug addiction (a reference to the real world as Afghanistan exports drugs), which is the main reason why his relationships are highly strained. Iran is his most loyal friend, who haven't left his side, and is often with him, even if it's just silent company.

Although he's in therapy—with the organizations—he has a lot of relapses specially during abstinence. 
Due to his addiction he had also show some signs of low self-esteem, asociality and anger issues.
 

• The relationship he has with his father—Durrani Empire—doesn't make it any better. The Durrani Empire is highly disappointed in him and refuses to step back to see him. 
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Here are some additional details; 
 
• The British Empire is a highly irresponsible “father”; he doesn't even deserve to be called like that. He has a lot of children (countries that gained independence from him), but he had taken care of them. Even the UK refuses to see him, and sometimes he goes to see his “siblings”—more like half-siblings. The British Empire has an disdain for his daughter like; New Zealand, India, Papua New Guinea and more... Leaving them to grow alone or in the care of older brothers, this mean that he prefers his sons over his daughter (Although his sons... Like, they all hate him)
 
• Mexico and Belize (a female country of around 4.5 years old) have a father-daughter relationship. Mexico had taken care of Belize since her birth (independence), as the British Empire had never shown itself to take care of her. He calls her by affectionate names, and she calls him daddy (or "papi)." Her language is kind of troubled; her main language is English, but Mexico dislikes it when she speaks it, so she sometimes speaks Spanish.

• The Japan Empire (Japan's father) does NOT like the romantical tension that his (only daughter and child) daughter haves with South Korea, he sometimes interrupts their moments and points South Korea with a Katana —Just for the drama, he's not actually going to use!... Yet.
    * Is the same story with the Ottoman Empire with Turkey (Turkey is his only daughter AND the youngest among all the sons he haves [the Balkans], not to mention she's like his favorite... It's kinda obviously she is), he brings his Kilij sword... But his back starts to ache before he can use it against Pakistan...

• When I say about inclusion I mean it. Of course, this is an open minding serie, besides having different races, religions and mindsets, I had to add LGBT references.

I choose Iceland (since it's an LGBT friendly country), to be trans [male-to-female, identifies as a female], although it's not openly said —an exception on Pride Month—, she's been invited to a female only party, and everyone treats her with she/her pronouns. (Spoiler alert: Her biggest supporters are USA, Canada and Netherland).

• New Zealand [a female country, daughter of The British Empire and the lil sister of USA (and more countries)] has born with anemia, something she dealt all her life, although, yes, she's shy , a bit soft spoken and maybe a little naive (she's the most probable to forgive The British Empire), this doesn't mean she's entirely weak... Sometimes she does have more brave moment or she snaps... Neither she's physically weak, she literally holds animals — even deadly ones as if they were nothing! She usually sticks to her older brother, Australia. 
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Do ideas, whenever is for characters, more dynamics or just anything else!! 🩷