List of OverSimplified characters

A list of (almost) all the characters that can be found in OverSimplified. 
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Image 	Character 	Life 	Appearance (s) 	Description
 	Abraham Lincoln 	1809-1865 	The American Civil War (Part 1 & 2) 	The 16th President of the United States, ended the civil war, and abolished slavery. Credited as one of the greatest presidents.
link=Adolf Hitler|center 	Adolf Hitler 	1889-1945 	WW2 (Part 1 & 2), Hitler (episode) (Part 1 & 2), The Cold War (Part 1) 	The dictator of Nazi Germany (1933-1945), started WW2, and killed millions of Jews on what's known as the Holocaust. (Also known as a short man with a silly mustache).
 	Al Capone 	1899-1947 	Prohibition 	Famous mobster during the American Prohibition period.
 	Alexander I 	1777-1825 	The Napoleonic Wars (Part 1 & 2) 	Part of the coalition against France.
 	Alexander Hamilton 	1755/57 - 1804 	The American Revolution (Part 1) 	American politician, statesman, military commander, etc. One of the founding fathers.
 	Alexander Kerensky 	1881-1970 	The Russian Revolution (Part 2) 	Minister-President of the Russian Republic in 1917 during the Russian Revolution.
 	Alexander the Great 	356 BC-323 BC 	The Napoleonic Wars (Part 1) 	King and emperor of Macedon.
 	Alois Hitler 	1837-1903 	Hitler (episode) (Part 1), The Three Kingdoms 	Adolf Hitler's father. He was an Austrian public official. (He loved to punish severely his two sons, Adolf and Alois, Jr.).
 	Alois Hitler, Jr. 	1882-1956 	Hitler (episode) (Part 1) 	Half-brother of Adolf Hitler and a child of Alois Hitler.
 	Ambrose Burnsides 	1824-1881 	The American Civil War (Part 2) 	A former US general during the American Civil War.
 	Andrew Jackson 	1767-1845 	Prohibition, The Pig War 	Seventh president of the United States from 1829 to 1837.
link=Anne Boleyn|center 	Anne Boleyn 	1501/07-1536 	Henry VIII (episode) 	The second wife of Henry VIII and the mother of Elizabeth I.
 	Anne of Cleves 	1515-1557 	Henry VIII (episode) 	The fourth wife of Henry VIII. They divorced quickly due to finding her repulsive.
 	Anthony Cary, 5th Viscount Falkland 	1656-1694 	The Falklands 	English born, Scottish nobleman and English politician. The Falkland Islands are named after him.
 	Anthony McAuliffe 	1898-1975 	WW2 (Part 2) 	An American lieutenant during WW2.
 	Arthur Wellesley, 1st Duke of Wellington 	1769-1852 	The Napoleonic Wars (Part 2) 	British general during the Napoleonic Wars, and later twenty-fifth and twenty-eighth prime minister of the United Kingdom.
 	August Kubizek 	1888-1956 	Hitler (episode) (Part 1) 	Austrian musical conductor best known for being a close friend of Adolf Hitler, when both were in their late teens. He later wrote about their friendship in his book The Young Hitler I Knew (1955).
 	Benedict Arnold 	1741-1801 	The American Revolution 	General in the American Revolution. He first fought on the American side, but later switched sides.
link=Benito Mussolini|center 	Benito Mussolini 	1883-1945 	WW2 (Part 1 & 2) 	Prime minister of Italy and leader of the National Fascist Party.
 	Benjamin Franklin 	1706-1790 	The American Revolution (Part 1 & 2) 	One of the founding fathers of America, He was notable for inventing electricity.
link=Boris Yeltsin|center 	Boris Yeltsin 	1931-2007 	The Cold War (Part 2) 	First president of Russia.
 	Cao Cao 	155-220 	The Three Kingdoms 	Chinese warlord, statesman and poet. He was the penultimate grand chancellor of the Eastern Han dynasty who rose to great power in the final years of the dynasty.
 	Carlo Buonaparte 	1746-1785 	The Napoleonic Wars (Part 1) 	Father of Napoleon
 	Carrie Nation 	1846-1911 	Prohibition 	American activist who was a member of the temperance movement, which opposed alcohol before Prohibition. Nation was known for attacking alcohol-serving establishments with a hatchet.
 	Catherine Howard 	1524-1542 	Henry VIII (episode) 	The fifth wife of Henry VIII.
 	Catherine Parr 	1512-1548 	Henry VIII (episode) 	An author and the sixth and last wife of Henry VIII.
 	Catherine of Aragon 	1485-1536 	Henry VIII (episode) 	The first wife of Henry VIII.
 	Charlemagne 	748-814 	The War of the Bucket 	King of the Franks from 768, the King of the Lombards from 774, and the Emperor of the Romans from 800. During the Early Middle Ages, he united the majority of western and central Europe.
 	Charles Griffin 	1825-1867 	The Pig War 	An Irish shepherd who had a pet pig whose death nearly started a war.
 	Charles Sumner 	1811-1874 	The American Civil War (Part 1) 	Abolitionist Republican from Massachusetts, who was caned on May 22, 1856 by Preston Brooks.
 	Charles the Simple 	879-929 	The War That Changed the English Language 	King of West Francia and the king of Lotharingia. He was a member of the Carolingian dynasty.
link=Charles V|center 	Charles V 	1500-1558 	Henry VIII (episode) (Episode) 	Holy Roman Emperor, Archduke of Austria, and King of Spain. He was known for having an abnormally large chin since his family (the Hapsburgs) were basically inbred.
 	Charles William Ferdinand, Duke of Brunswick	1735-1806 	The French Revolution 	A Prussian field marshal who threatened to burn Paris to the ground if the Revolutionaries did anything to the King. He was killed at the Battle of Jena-Auerstedt from a shot to the eyes.
 	Charlotte Corday 	1768-1793 	The French Revolution (Part 2) 	French Royalist and aristocrat who is best remembered for assassinating Jean-Paul Marat.
 	Christopher Columbus 	1451-1506 	The American Revolution (Part 1) 	Italian explorer who completed four voyages across the Atlantic Ocean and starting colonizing of the Americans.
 	Comte de Mirabeau 	1749-1791 	The French Revolution (Part 1) 	Member of the National Assembly during the French Revolution.
 	Confucius 	-551--479 	The Three Kingdoms 	Chinese philosopher and politician of the Spring and Autumn period who was traditionally considered the paragon of Chinese sages.
 	Constantine I 	1868-1923 	WW1 (Part 2) 	King of Greece from 18 March 1913 to 11 June 1917 and from 19 December 1920 to 27 September 1922.
 	Dong Zhuo 	134-192 	The Three Kingdoms 	Military general and warlord who lived in the Eastern Han dynasty of China.
 	Douglas MacArthur 	1880-1964 	WW2, The Cold War (Part 1) 	US general during World War II and the Cold War.
 	Dred Scott 	1799-1858 	The American Civil War (Part 1) 	An enslaved African American who is famous for losing the Dred Scott v. Sandford case in 1857.
 	Eadwig 	940-959 	The War that Changed the English Language - Mini-Wars 3 	The fourth king of England and he ruled for four years from 955 to 959.
link=Edward the Confessor|center 	Edward the Confessor 	1003-1066 	The War That Changed the English Language 	Second last Anglo-Saxon king of England. He was crowned king of England after his half-brother Harthacnut died without any children.
 	Eli Whitney 	1765-1825 	The American Civil War (Part 1) 	American inventor who famously invented the Cotton Gin.
 	Elizabeth I 	1533-1603 	Henry VIII (episode) 	The last of the five monarchs of the House of Tudor.
 	Ethan Allen 	1738-1789 	The American Revolution (Part 1) 	The leader of the Green Mountain Boys during the American Revolution.
 	Ferdinand II of Aragon 	1452-1516 	The American Revolution (Part 1) 	The king of Aragon from 1479 to his death in 1516.
 	Fidel Sánchez Hernández 	1917-2003 	Football War 	Salvadorean politician who served as President of El Salvador from 1967 to 1972. In July 1969, Sánchez Hernández led the Salvadoran army in its brief but violent Football War against Honduras.
 	Francis I 	1494-1547 	Henry VIII (episode) 	King of France during the 16th century. He was the third cousin once removed, the French version and an enemy of King Henry VIII
 	Francis II 	1768-1835 	The Napoleonic Wars (Part 1 & 2) 	Emperor of the Holy Roman Empire from 1792 to Napoleon dissolved the empire in 1806, remained emperor of Austria to 1835.
 	Franklin D. Roosevelt 	1882-1945 	WW2, Prohibition 	32nd President of the United States.
link=Franz Conrad von Hötzendorf|center	Franz Conrad von Hötzendorf 	1852-1925 	WW1 (Part 1) 	Austrian general who played a central role in World War I.
link=Franz Ferdinand|center 	Franz Ferdinand 	1852-1925 	WW1 (Part 1), The Russian Revolution (Part 2) 	The heir presumptive to the throne of Austria-Hungary.
 	Frederick Douglass 	1818-1895 	The American Civil War, Prohibition 	American social reformer and abolitionist. He said whiskey made him feel like a president.
 	Frederick William III 	1770-1840 	The Napoleonic Wars (Part 1 & 2) 	Part of the coalition against France.
 	Gavrilo Princip 	1894-1918 	WW1 (Part 1), The Russian Revolution (Part 2) 	A member of Young Bosnia and the assassinator of Franz Ferdinand of Austria.
 	George III 	1738-1820 	The American Revolution (Part 1 & 2) 	King of Great Britain from 1760-1820. Aswell as the king that lost the the colonies in America
 	George B. McClellan 	1826-1884 	The American Civil War (Part 1 & 2) 	American soldier, civil engineer and politician who served as the 24th Governor of New Jersey. (When he fails, he says, "I merely failed to win!")
 	George H. W. Bush 	1924-2018 	The Cold War (Part 2) 	41st president of the United States from 1989 to 1993.
 	George Meade 	1815-1872 	The American Civil War (Part 2) 	A career United States Army officer and civil engineer during the American Civil War.
 	George Pearce 	1870-1952 	Emu War 	Australian politician who served as a Senator for Western Australia from 1901 to 1938.
 	George Pickett 	1825-1875 	The Pig War 	Major general in the Confederate States Army during the American Civil War.
 	George Remus 	1878-1952 	Prohibition 	American lawyer and bootlegger during the Prohibition era.
link=George Washington|center 	George Washington 	1732-1799 	The American Revolution (Part 1 & 2), The Cold War (Part 1 & 2), The Three Kingdoms, The French Revolution (Part 1), The American Civil War (Part 1 & 2), Prohibition	General in chief during the American Revolution and became the first president of the United States.
link=Georges Danton|center 	Georges Danton 	1759-1794 	The French Revolution (Part 1 & 2) 	Lawyer and a leading figure during the French Revolution.
 	Gerald R. Ford 	1913-2006 	The Cold War (Part 2) 	38th president of the United States.
 	Grace Bedell 	1848-1936 	The American Civil War (Part 1) 	American girl who told future President Abraham Lincoln to grow a beard.
 	Pope Gregory VII 	1015-1085 	The War of the Bucket 	Pope from 22 April 1073 to his death in 1085. He is venerated as a saint in the Catholic Church.
 	Grigori Rasputin 	1869-1916 	WW1 (Part 2), The Russian Revolution (Part 1 & 2) 	A peasant during the Russian Revolution and had a great influence on Nicholas II and Russia.
 	Gustav IV Adolf 	1778-1837 	The Napoleonic Wars (Part 1 & 2) 	Part of the coalition against France, but got deposed from the Swedish throne in 1809.
 	Hamilcar Barca 	[276 - 228] 	The First Punic War 	Father of Hannibal Barca. One of the greatest Carthaginians of all time.
 	Hanno 	?-? 	The First Punic War 	Carthaginian commander expelled from Messinia and got crucified for failure.
 	Harald Hardrada 	1015-1066 	The War That Changed the English Language 	King of Norway from 1046 to 1066. In addition, he unsuccessfully claimed both the Danish throne until 1064 and the English throne in 1066.
 	Harold Godwinson 	1022-1066 	The War That Changed the English Language 	Earl of East Anglia and Wessex. He was the brother-in-law of King Edward the Confessor and claimed that when Edward was on his deathbed that he'd promised him the throne.
link=Harry S. Truman|center 	Harry S. Truman 	1884-1972 	WW2 (Part 2)
The Cold War (Part 1) 	The 33rd President of the United States, dropped 2 Nuclear Bombs on Japan.
link=Helmuth von Moltke|center 	Helmuth von Moltke 	1848-1916 	WW1 (Part 1), The Cold War (Part 1), The Russian Revolution (Part 2) 	German general and Chief of the Great German General Staff, a member of the House of Moltke.
link=Henry VII|center 	Henry VII 	1457-1509 	Henry VIII (episode) 	King of England betweeen 1485-1509. He was the first monarch of the House of Tudor.
link=Henry VIII|center 	Henry VIII 	1491-1547 	Henry VIII (episode) 	King of England between 1509-1547, had 6 wives.
 	Herbert Hoover 	1874-1964 	Prohibition 	American Secretary of commerce and 31st president of the United States.
 	Isabella I of Castile 	1451-1504 	The American Revolution (Part 1) 	Queen of Castile from 1474 until her death in 1504. She was also Queen of Aragon from 1479 until her death as the wife of King Ferdinand II. Reigning together over a dynastically unified Spain, Isabella and Ferdinand are known as the Catholic Monarchs.
 	James Buchanan 	1791-1868 	The Pig War 	American politician and lawyer who served as the 15th President of the United States.
 	James Douglas 	1803-1877 	The Pig War 	Fur trader and politician in British North America who became the governor of British Columbia and Vancouver Island.
 	James Madison 	1751-1831 	The American Revolution (Part 1 & 2), The Pig War 	Fourth president of the United States from 1809 to 1817.
 	James Monroe 	1758-1831 	The Pig War 	Fifth president of the United States from 1817 to 1825.
 	James K. Polk 	1795-1849 	The Pig War 	American politician and 11th president of the United States.
 	Jane Seymour 	1508-1537 	Henry VIII (episode) 	The third wife of King Henry VIII. The only one who gave the king a healthy son, Edward VI.
link=Jean-Paul Marat|center 	Jean-Paul Marat 	1743-1793 	The French Revolution (Part 1 & 2) 	French political theorist, physician, and scientist. He was a vigorous defender of the sans-culottes, a radical voice, and published his views in pamphlets, placards and newspapers.
link=Jean Chouan|center 	Jean Chouan 	1757-1794 	The French Revolution (Part 2) 	French counter-revolutionary, and the leader of The Owls.
 	Jefferson Davis 	1808-1889 	The American Civil War (Part 1 & 2) 	American who served as the president of the Confederate States of America from 1861 to 1865.
link=Jimmy Carter|center 	Jimmy Carter 	1924-Present 	The Cold War (Part 2) 	The 38th President of the United States.
 	John Adams 	1735-1826 	The American Revolution (Part 1 & 2), The American Civil War (Part 1), Prohibition, The Pig War 	Second president of the United States from 1797 to 1801.
 	John Brown 	1800-1859 	The American Civil War (Part 1) 	American abolitionist leader. In October 1859, Brown led a raid on the federal armory at Harpers Ferry, intending to start a slave liberation movement. Brown was tried and executed for treason.
link=John F. Kennedy|center 	John F. Kennedy 	1917-1963 	The Cold War (Part 1 & 2) 	The 35th President of the United States, who lead during the Cuban Missile Crisis, and helped the USA win the Space Race.
link=John Jay|center 	John Jay 	1745-1829 	The American Revolution (Part 1 & 2), The Pig War 	Federalist and founding father.
 	John Lennon 	1940-1980 	The Cold War (Part 1) 	English singer, songwriter, musician, and peace activist who achieved worldwide fame as the founder, co-lead vocalist, and rhythm guitarist of the Beatles.
 	John Pope 	1822-1892 	The American Civil War (Part 1) 	American General during the American Civil War.
 	John Strong 	1654-1693 	The Falklands 	English mariner. During an expedition from London to South America in 1689–91, commanding HMS Welfare, he discovered the sound between the two main islands in the The Falkland Islands.
 	John Wilkes Booth 	1822-1865 	The American Civil War (Part 2) 	A Pro-Confederate actor, a Deep South Sympathizer, and the assassinator of Abraham Lincoln.
 	Pope John XII 	937-964 	The War of the Bucket 	Bishop of Rome and ruler of the Papal States from 16 December 955 to his death in 964.
 	Joseph Bonaparte 	1768-1844 	The Napoleonic Wars (Part 2) 	Older brother of Napoleon, and king of Naples, and Spain.
 	Joseph E. Johnston 	1807-1891 	The American Civil War (Part 2) 	A Confederate general during the American Civil War.
 	Joseph Hooker 	1814-1879 	The American Civil War (Part 2) 	A former US general during the American Civil War.
link=Joseph Stalin|center 	Joseph Stalin 	1878-1953 	WW2 (Part 1 & 2), The Cold War (Part 1), The Russian Revolution (Part 1 & 2) 	The 2nd leader of the Soviet Union after Vladimir Lenin, known for his transformation of the USSR into industrial and military power and his tough leadership.
 	Julius Caesar 	482-565 	The Napoleonic Wars (Part 1) 	Dictator of the Roman Republic
 	Justinian 	100 BC-44 BC 	The War of the Bucket 	Emperor of the Byzantine Empire
 	Klara Hitler 	1860-1907 	Hitler (Part 1) 	Klara Hitler was the mother of Adolf Hiter and third wife of Alois Hitler.
 	Leif Erikson 	c. 970s-c. 1018 - 1025	The American Revolution (Part 1) 	Icelandic explorer who was the first European to land on the Americas.
 	Pope Leo IX 	1002-1054 	The War of the Bucket 	Bishop of Rome and ruler of the Papal States from 12 February 1049 to his death in 1054.
link=Leonid Brezhnev|center 	Leonid Brezhnev 	1906-1982 	The Cold War (Part 2) 	The 5th leader of the Soviet Union, after Nikita Khrushchev, lead during the Vietnam War.
 	Leopoldo Galtieri 	1926–2003 	The Falklands 	General and President of Argentina. He ordered the invasion of the Falkland Islands in April 1982.
 	Liu Bei 	161-223 	The Three Kingdoms 	Warlord in the late Eastern Han dynasty who founded the state of Shu Han in the Three Kingdoms period and became its first ruler.
 	Liu Bian 	176-190 	The Three Kingdoms 	13th emperor of the Eastern Han dynasty in China. He was deposed by warlord Dong Zhuo and replaced with his younger half-brother Emperor Xian of Han.
 	Lorenzo Campeggio 	1474-1539 	Henry VIII (episode) 	Italian cardinal and politician.
 	Louis Bonaparte 	1778-1846 	The Napoleonic Wars (Part 1) 	Younger brother of Napoleon, and king of Holland.
link=Louis XVI|center 	Louis XVI 	1754-1793 	The French Revolution (Part 1 & 2), The American Revolution (Part 1) 	Last king of France before the Revolution. He was executed during the French Revolution.
 	Louis XVIII 	1755-1824 	The Napoleonic Wars (Part 2) 	First French king after the Napoleonic Wars.
 	Louise of Mecklenburg-Strelitz 	1776-1810 	The Napoleonic Wars (Part 1) 	Queen of Prussia during the Napoleonic Wars.
 	Lucien Bonaparte 	1775-1840 	The Napoleonic Wars (Part 1) 	Younger brother of Napoleon, and President of the Council of Five Hundred.
 	Lyman Cutler 	1835-1874 	The Pig War 	He was responsible for the killing of Charles Griffin's pig, he also has a potato named Spuddy.
 	Marcus Atilius Regulus 	299 - 250 	The First Punic War 	The counsul that sent troops to Carthange. Got captured and killed by the Carthaginians
 	Margaret Thatcher 	1925-2013 	The Falklands, The Cold War (Part 2) 	British politician. She served as the Prime Minister of the UK from May 4, 1979, until November 28, 1990.
 	Marie Antoinette 	1755-1793 	The French Revolution (Part 1 & 2) 	Last queen of France before the French Revolution.
 	Marquis de Lafayette 	1757-1834 	The French Revolution (Part 1 & 2) 	Member of the National Assembly during the French Revolution.
link=Maximilien Robespierre|center 	Maximilien Robespierre 	1758-1794 	The French Revolution (Part 1 & 2), The Napoleonic Wars (Part 1) 	French lawyer and statesman during the French Revolution.
 	Meiji 	1888-1956 	The Russian Revolution (Part 1) 	The Emperor of Japan from 1867 to 1912.
link=Mikhail Gorbachev|center 	Mikhail Gorbachev 	1931-2022 	The Cold War (Part 2) 	The 8th leader of the Soviet Union, after Leonid Brezhnev, Yuri Andropov and Konstantin Chernenko. Implemented "Glasnost" and "Perestroika".
link=Napoleon|center 	Napoleon 	1769-1821 	The French Revolution (Part 2), The Napoleonic Wars (Part 1 & Part 2), The Pig War 	French military general who became the French emperor and king of Italy. Exiled to Elba, returned to France, and then exiled to St-Helena.
 	Neville Chamberlain 	1869-1940 	WW2 (Part 1) 	British prime minister at the start of WWII.
link=Nicholas II|center 	Nicholas II 	1868-1918 	WW1 (Part 2), The Russian Revolution (Part 1 & 2) 	The last tsar of Russia, ruling from November 1894 until his abdication in March 1917.
link=Nikita Khrushchev|center 	Nikita Khrushchev 	1894-1971 	The Cold War (Part 1 & 2) 	The 4th leader of The Soviet Union, after Joseph Stalin and Georgy Malenkov. Established The Warsaw Pact and lead during the Cuban Missile Crisis.
 	Oswaldo López Arellano 	1921-2010 	Football War 	Honduran politician who twice served as the President of Honduras, first from 1963 to 1971 and again from 1972 until 1975.
 	Philip II 	382 BC-336 BC 	The Napoleonic Wars (Part 1) 	King of Macedon 359 BC-336 BC, father of Alexander the Great.
 	Porky 	????-1859 	The Pig War 	Charles Griffin's prized pig.
 	Preston Brooks 	1819-1857 	The American Civil War (Part 1) 	Pro-slavery Democrat from South Carolina, who used a walking cane to attack Charles Sumner.
 	Queen Victoria 	1819-1901 	The American Civil War (Part 1) 	Longest reigning monarch in British history until the reign of Queen Elizabeth II.
link=Richard Nixon|center 	Richard Nixon 	1913-1994 	The Cold War (Part 2) 	37th president of the United States.
 	Robert E. Lee 	1807-1870 	The American Civil War (Part 1 & 2) 	A notable Confederate Commander, Who fought in not only Virginia, but Maryland, Pennsylvania and Washington DC.
link=Ronald Reagan|center 	Ronald Reagan 	1911-2004 	The Cold War (Part 2), The Falklands 	40th president of the U.S.A.
link=Samuel Adams|center 	Samuel Adams 	1722-1803 	The American Revolution (Part 1 & 2) 	A Democratic-Republican founding father.
 	Stefanos Skouloudis 	1838-1928 	WW1 (Part 2) 	Greek banker, diplomat and the 34th Prime Minister of Greece.
 	Stonewall Jackson 	1824-1863 	The American Civil War (Part 1 & 2) 	Confederate general during the American Civil War. He played a prominent role in nearly all military engagements in the Eastern Theater of the war until his death, and had a key part in winning many significant battles.
 	Thomas Gage 	1718/19-1787 	The American Revolution 	English Commander-In-Chief who briefly made an appearance in the American Revolutionary War.
 	Thomas Jefferson 	1743-1826 	The American Revolution (Part 1 & 2) 	Founding father and the 3rd President of the United States.
 	Thomas Wolsey 	1473-1530 	Henry VIII (episode) 	English archbishop, statesman and a cardinal of the Catholic Church. When Henry VIII became King of England in 1509, Wolsey became the King's almoner.
 	Ulysses S. Grant 	1822-1885 	The American Civil War (Part 1 & 2) 	American who served as the 18th president of the United States from 1869 to 1877.
 	Vladimir Lenin 	1870-1924 	WW1 (Part 2), The Cold War (Part 1), The Russian Revolution (Part 1 & 2) 	The First leader of the Soviet Union, lead the Russian Revolution.
 	Warren G. Harding 	1865-1923 	Prohibition 	29th president of the United States and last to die in office of natural causes.
 	Wayne Wheeler 	1869-1927 	Prohibition 	Leader of the Anti-Saloon League. He played a major role in the passage of the Eighteenth Amendment which outlawed alcohol.
 	William Rosecrans 	1819-1898 	The American Civil War (Part 2) 	Union General. He fought in the Battle of Chickamauga.
 	William Sherman 	1820-1891 	The American Civil War (Part 1 & 2) 	American General during the American Civil War.
 	William S. Harney 	1800-1889 	The Pig War 	Cavalry officer in the United States Army
 	William the Conqueror/Bastard 	1028-1066 	The War That Changed the English Language 	A notable king of England, born in Normandy, and changed the English Language.
 	Wilmer McLean 	1814-1882 	The American Civil War (Part 1 & 2) 	An American citizen during the American Civil War.
 	Winfield Scott 	1786-1866 	The American Civil War (Part 1), The Pig War 	A veteran of the War of 1812, American-Mexican War,and the American Civil War. One of the levelheaded people who stopped an almost stupid conflict.
link=Winston Churchill|center 	Winston Churchill 	1874-1965 	WW2 (Part 1 & 2), The Cold War (Part 1) 	Prime minister of the United Kingdom during most of WW2.
 	Woodrow Wilson 	1856-1924 	WW1 (Part 1) 	28th president of the U.S.A.
 	Xanthippus 	275-245 	The First Punic War 	Spartan commander that helped the carthaginian from the Romans. He was forced to flee because the leadership got jealous.
 	Æthelred the Unready 	966-1016 	The War That Changed the English Language 	King of England from 978-1013 and again from 1014-1016.
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|Fabio
|WWII
|An Italian hairdresser who cut Benito Mussolini's hair. Fabio asked what haircut Mussolini wanted at the WW2 Episode.
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|Giovanni Kablami
|The War of The Bucket
|Made a Cameo on The War of The Bucket. He ran for chief magistrate where he only got 1% of the vote.
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|170px|link=Ivan|center
|Ivan
|The Cold War
|Is a German oversimplified character who lived in East Berlin. Stalin gets upset when he finds out Ivan had visited the capitalist West Berlin.
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|Kevin
|Prohibition
|Appeared in Prohibition and was a cop who got rich by taking bribes from bootleggers.
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|Mr. Potato Head
|The Cold War (Part 1), Henry VIII, Prohibition
|Is an American toy consisting of a plastic model of a potato. The character has made many cameo appearances in OverSimplified videos.
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|NordVPN Guy
| The Cold War (Part 1), The French Revolution (Part 1), The American Civil War (Part 1), The Russian Revolution (Part 1)
|Is a character that represents NordVPN - a virtual private network (VPN) service provider.
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|Paddy
|Prohibition
|Is an immigrant from Ireland who appears in the video Prohibition.
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|170px|link=Pope|center
|Pope
|The War of The Bucket, Henry VIII, The Falklands, The War That Changed the English Language
|Is a generic character that represents all popes. Though some popes have their character. He hates kings and Spaghetti Jeff.
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|Rabbi Fluffy
|Prohibition
|Is a rabbi.
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|The Bucket
|The War of The Bucket
|Was first introduced in The War of the Bucket and was important for the people of Bologna.
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|Spaghetti Jeff
|The War of The Bucket, The American Civil War (Part 2) & Henry VIII, The Russian Revolution
|Had appeared numerous times, obviously loves spaghetti. In his debut, he can be seen running for chief magistrate where he got 2% of the vote.
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|Sigmund
|Henry VIII
|A cardinal and advisor to King Henry VIII who witnessed his final wishes for "one last conquest in France", telling him that Henry would be remembered for the wife killings, and Henry's death.
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|Spuddy
|The Pig War
|A potato grown by Lyman Cutler.
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|Dimitri
|Napoleonic Wars
|Assistant To Alexander I during the Napoleonic Wars and presumably afterwards as well.
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|Pierre
|Napoleonic Wars
|Assistant To Napoleon during the Napoleonic Wars and until Napoleon's death.
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|Steve
|The First Punic Wars
|Friend with Marcus Attilius Regulus and has a big booty sticking out. He is also the one that gave the sponser for War Thunder in the First Punic Wars part 2
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|-|Countries and places=
Image 	Name 	Capital 	Largest City 	Official language(s)	Official religion(s) 	Description 	Appearances 	Lifespan
 	Australia 	Canberra 	Sydney 	English 	Christianity 	Is an island country in Oceania. It is the largest country to be completely surrounded by water. 	Emu War (Mini-Wars #4) 	1901 – Present
 	Brazil 	Brasília 	Sao Paulo 	Portuguese 	Christianity 	Is the largest country in South America. 	The Cold War 	1822 – Present
 	China 	Beijing 	Shanghai 	Chinese 	Chinese folk religionAtheism 	Is a country in East Asia. With an area of about 9,600,000 square kilometers (6,000,000 square miles), it is the third-largest country in the world. With a population of over a billion people, it is the most populous country in the world.	Three Kingdoms, The Cold War 	1949 – Present
 	Carthage 	Carthage 	Carthage 	Punic 	Paganism 	It was a big maritime empire that focused on trade. Is located in Africa and had a population about 4,300,000. 	The First Punic War 	814 BC - 146 BC
 	Confederate States of America	Richmond 	New Orleans 	English 	Christianity 	Southern part of America that depended on slaves. It was located in southern America with a population of 9,103,332 and 770,400 mi² {1239838.6176km}. 	1861 - 1865 	
link=France|center 	French Fifth Republic 	Paris 	Paris 	French 	Christianity 	Is a country in Western Europe. With an area of 247,368 square miles (398,100.21 square kilometers), it is the forty-second largest country. With a population of 65,129,728, it is the twenty-second most populous country in the world. 	The Cold War 	1958 – Present
 	Greece 	Athens 	Athens 	Greek 	Christianity 	Is a country located in Southeast Europe. 	The Cold War 	1821 – Present
 	Iceland 	Reykjavík 	Reykjavík 	Icelandic 	Christianity 	Is a country in North Atlantic Ocean. It is the most sparsely populated country in Europe. 	The Cold War 	1944 – Present
 	India 	New Delhi 	Mumbai 	HindiEnglish 	HinduismIslamChristianity 	Is a country in South Asia. It is the second-most populated country. 	Emu War (Mini-Wars #4) 	1950 – Present
 	Republic of Ireland 	Dublin 	Dublin 	IrishEnglish 	Christianity 	Is an island country in Western Europe. It is the comprised of 26 counties throughout 4 provinces 	The Cold War 	1922 – Present
 	Kingdom of Italy 	Rome 	Rome 	Italian 	Christianity 	Was a country located in Europe. 	WW1, WW2 	1861 – 1946
link=Soviet Union|center 	Soviet Union 	Moscow 	Moscow 	Russian 	State atheism 	Was a federal socialist state in Northern Eurasia that existed from 1922 to 1991 and was the largest country in the world. 	The Russian Revolution, WW2, The Cold War 	1922 – 1991
link=United Kingdom|center 	United Kingdom 	London 	London 	English 	Christianity 	Is a country in Western Europe. It sided with the Allies in World War I and World War II. The United Kingdom sided with NATO during the The Cold War and remains part of NATO to this day. 	Emu War (Mini-Wars #4), WW2, The Cold War 	1922 – Present
link=United States of America|center	United States 	Washington D.C. 	New York City	English 	ChristianityJudaismIslamHinduismBuddhismNative American religion	Is a country in North America. It borders Canada to the north and Mexico to the south. The USA consists of 50 states, a federal district, five major self-governing territories, and various other possessions. 	The American Revolution, The American Civil War, WW1, Prohibition, Emu War (Mini-Wars #4), WW2, The Cold War	1776 – 1991
 	Empire of Japan 	Tokyo 	Tokyo 	Japanese 	Shinto 	Was an island country in East Asia that was part of the Axis in WW2 with Nazi Germany and The Kingdom of Italy. It also fought and beat Russia in the Russo-Japanese War. 	The Russian Revolution, WW1, WW2 	1868 – 1947
 	German Empire 	Berlin 	Berlin 	German 	Christianity 	TBA 	WW1 	1871 – 1919
 	Austria-Hungary 	Vienna and Budapest	Vienna 	GermanHungarian 	ChristianityJudaismIslam 	TBA 	WW1 	1867 – 1918
 	Ottoman Empire 	Istanbul 	Istanbul 	Turkish 	Islam 	TBA 	TBA 	1299 – 1924
 	Kingdom of Bulgaria 	Sofia 	Sofia 	Bulgarian 	Christianity 	TBA 	WW1, WW2 	1908 – 1946
 	French Third Republic 	Paris 	Paris 	French 	Christianity 	TBA 	WW1, WW2 	1870 – 1940
 	Kingdom of Romania 	Bucharest 	Bucharest 	Romanian 	Christianity 	TBA 	WW1, WW2 	1881 – 1947
 	Russian Empire 	
*St. Petersburg (1721–1728; 1730–1917)
*Moscow (1728–1730)	Moscow 	Russian 	ChristianityJudaismIslam 	TBA 	WW1, The Russian Revolution, The Napoleonic Wars 	1721 – 1917
 	Belgium 	Brussels 	Brussels 	DutchFrenchGerman 	Christianity 	TBA 	WW1, WW2, The Cold War 	1830 – Present
 	Argentina 	Buenos Aires 	Buenos Aires 	Spanish 	Christianity 	It was a military dictatorship in South America. 	The Falklands - MiniWars #1 	1976 – 1983
 	Spain 	Madrid 	Madrid 	Spanish 	Christianity 	It is a country in Europe. 	The Falklands - MiniWars #1 	1978 – Present
 	El Salvador 	San Salvador 	San Salvador 	Spanish 	Christianity 	It is a country in Central America. 	Football War - MiniWars #2 	1824 – Present
 	Honduras 	Tegucigalpa 	Tegucigalpa 	Spanish 	Christianity 	It is a country in Central America. 	Football War - MiniWars #2 	1838 – Present
 	Principality of Albania 	Durrës 	Tirana 	Albanian 	IslamChristianity 	It is a country in Europe. 	WW1 	1914 – 1925
 	Second Polish Republic 	Warsaw 	Warsaw 	Polish 	ChristianityJudaism 	It is a country in Europe. 	WW2 	1918 – 1939
 	First Czechoslovak Republic 	Prague 	Prague 	CzechSlovak 	Christianity 	It was a country in Europe. 	WW2 	1918 – 1938
 	Norway 	Oslo 	Oslo 	Norwegian 	Christianity 	It is a country in Europe. 	WW2, The Cold War 	1905 – Present
 	Netherlands 	Amsterdam 	Amsterdam 	Dutch 	Christianity 	It is a country in Europe. 	WW2, The Cold War 	1815 – Present
 	Denmark 	Copenhagen 	Copenhagen 	Danish 	Christianity 	It is a country in Europe. 	WW2, The Cold War 	c. 8th century – Present
 	Finland 	Helsinki 	Helsinki 	Finnish 	Christianity 	It is a country in Europe. 	WW2 	1917 – Present
 	Nazi Germany 	Berlin 	Berlin 	German 	ChristianityNeo-paganism 	It was a country in Europe. 	WW2 	1933 – 1945
 	Republic of China 	
* Peking (1912 – 1928)
* Nanking (1927 – 1937, 1946 – 1949)
* Chungking (1937 – 1946)	Shanghai 	Chinese 	Chinese folk religionChristianityIslamJudaism 	It was a country in Asia. 	WW2 	1912 – 1949
 	Kingdom of Hungary 	Budapest 	Budapest 	Hungarian 	ChristianityJudaism 	It was a country in Europe. 	WW2 	1920 – 1946
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Image	Character 	Part of 	Description
 	California 	United States 	Is a U.S. state located on the West Coast. It is currently the most populous U.S. state with 39.5 Million people.
 	Texas 	United States 	Is a U.S. state briefly appearing in The American Civil War video twice, ruining the peaceful balance of the slave states and the free states
 	Thirteen Colonies	Great Britain 	Were a group of colonies of Great Britain.
 	Verona 	Holy Roman Empire	Appears in The War of the Bucket. It can't decide what side it is on - the Guelphs or the Ghibellines
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|Serbian, Russian and French Soldier
|World War I (Part 1)
|X's are put on the disadvantages of each of the soldiers uniforms. However, due to the color of the French Soldier's uniform, many X's are put on the latter's uniform.
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|Meeting Hall Protection Detachment
|Hitler (Part 2)
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|Gymnastic and Sports Division
|Hitler (Part 2)
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|Storm Detachment
|Hitler (Part 2)
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|American soldiers during the American Revolution
|The American Revolution
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|British soldier during the World War 1
|WW2
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|German soldier during World War 1
|World War I
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|Ottoman soldier during World War 1
|World War I
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|Arabian soldier during World War 1
|World War I
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|The British Airforce personnel during World War 2
|World War II
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|Ethiopian Warriors defending with bows & spears
|World War II
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|Italian conscripts before World War 2
|World War II
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|French soldiers during World War 2
|World War II
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|Soviet soldiers from Siberia during World War 2
|World War II
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|American Soldiers during World War 2
|World War II
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|German Soldiers during World War 2
|World War II
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|Italian Soldiers during World War 2
|World War II
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|German Generals during World War 2
|World War II
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|British Paratroopers during the Falkland War.
|The Falkland Wars
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|Argentinian Soldiers during the Falkland War
|The Falkland Wars
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|American Officer during the American Revolution
|The American Revolution
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|American men part of the Green Mountain Boys during the American Revolution
|The American Revolution
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|Hesian Soldier during the American Revolution
|The American Revolution
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|British Soldier during the American Revolution
|The American Revolution
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|Australian Soldier during World War 1
|Emu War
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|KGB
|The Cold War
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|The Cold War
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|The American Civil War
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|The American Civil War
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|The Russian Army before WW1
|The Russian Revolution
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|Russian Navy Officer (WW1)
|The Russian Revolution
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|Russian Navy Personnel (WW1)
|The Russian Revolution
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|Russian Soldier (WW1)
|The Russian Revolution
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|The Napoleonic Wars
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|The Napoleonic Wars
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|The Napoleonic Wars
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|French Soldier (1760s)
|The Napoleonic Wars
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|The Napoleonic Wars
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|The Napoleonic Wars
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|The Napoleonic Wars
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|The First Punic War
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|The First Punic War
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|Leader of Saguntum
|The Second Punic War
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==Gallery==
File:U Soldier.png|Union Soldier
File:C Soldier.png|Confederate Soldier
File:Trench Soldier.jpeg|Trench Soldier
File:French soilder ww2.png|French Soldiers WW2
File:French soldier napoleonic wars.png|French Soldier Napoleonic Wars
File:Russian soldiers napoleonic.png|Russian Soldiers Napoleonic Wars
File:Napoleonsoliders.PNG|Napoleon Bonaparte with French soldiers
File:Prussian soldier napoleonic.png|Prussian Soldier Napoleonic Wars
File:Saxon troops team huddle.png|Saxon Team Huddle
File:British Soldiers Guarding St Helena.png|British Soldier guarding Napoleon on St. Helena
File:American Soldiers American Revolution.png|American Soldiers during the American Revolution
File:NordPass Guy, NordVPN Guy, and NordLocker guy..jpg|NordPass Guy, NordVPN Guy, and NordLocker Guy.
 
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