Name: Republic of Singapore

Human Name: N/A

Age: 15

Gender: Female

Birthday: August 9

Hair Colour: Black

Eye Colour: Brown

Height: 160cm

Appearance: She has shoulder length black hair that she styles according to the costumes that she puts on, black eyes, and usually wears a school uniform that comes in assorted colours. She has a birth mark on her hip that looks somewhat like a fish. She can be seen most of the time carrying a textbook, or flowers. Apparently she wears glasses, but doesn't like them, so wears clear contacts, though she rests her eyes by wearing glasses. They are of assorted colour, again. Her military uniform is made of various shades of green, and looks like pixels. (A/N: Smart eh? Pixels can't be detected by some military equipment apparently.)

Personality and Interests: Singapore is a very young nation, and is sometimes bullied by surrounding nations, because of her size. She is scared of losing, hot-tempered, and is known to be creepy at times. (Most haunted nation in Asia, HECK YEAH.) She is good inventing stuff to save resources, and Malaysia, (Big Brother Malaysia) sometimes adopts those ideas. She loves to eat and complains a lot about money issues. Singapore doesn't hold many grudges, and what happened during WW2 was forgotten, though nobody has got the guts to ask her if she really has, lest the "brothers" around her latch on to them. Singapore is known as one of the "Four Asian Tigers", the other three being Hong Kong, South Korea and Taiwan. ('brothers', because in Chinese we know ghosts as our 'brothers')

Relationships:

Malaysia: Raised Singapore, before England came along. They married after WW2, but broke up 2 years later because of certain issues. They still hang together, and Singapore gets some resources from him. Sometimes they have little disputes, but otherwise, Singapore likes to visit Malaysia. They are close to each other, and they get along well.

England: Was colonised by him, but decided to get independence after WW2, as she felt hurt England just gave her up to Japan like that. Still has close ties, mostly because of the education system, where the examination papers for the 'O' levels were sent to Cambridge for marking. Singapore is also part of the Commonwealth.

Japan: Singapore has a good relationship with him now. Singapore likes the Japanese fashion scene and Japanese products, and in 2002, they signed the Japan-Singapore Economic Agreement. I am not sure what it is but it sounds swell.

USA: They have a USS-FTA, so it's good. They share their love for food, and weird coloured cakes, at times when they meet. Sometimes, USA gets freaked out by durians and 'those animal carcasses hanging from hawker carts'. Things like "I say 'care-ra-mel', you say 'CAR-ra-mal'," happen.

Indonesia: They are 'connected' by a pipeline that feed gas in South China Sea, and have signed a contract to expand aviation rights between both countries. But Indonesia refuses to export sand and granite to Singapore, even though Singapore needs it for its construction industry.

China: Surprisingly, great relations, China met Singapore when she was just a little baby, and had called her 'Pu Luo Chung'. Later on, he also visited her, when she was called Temasek- still a toddler though. Then, to help Singapore, built several Chinese schools. Now, whenever China is in trouble, Singapore helps. China also welcomes Singapore into his house anytime.

France: Singapore has relatively strong relations with France, and they signed an agreement for a 'joint declaration for a strengthened partnership'. Besides, Singapore's trade flourished during the Suez Canal period,

Russia: Singapore and the Russia entered into full diplomatic relations. The two nations engaged in trade and economic cooperation. Singapore actually likes Russia and strengthened their ties together.

OK! Done for the profile. PHEW! This is detailed enough to be a freaking WIKIA! Hmm. That took me 3 hours straight for the story and the profile. AND, I will be adding on more relations later on. Hopefully you can enjoy this. :D Reviews appreciated! O yeah, and the reason why Singapore is so bookish, (What with her uniform and textbook in hand), is because we spend half our lives studying here in Singapore. I am supposed to be studying right now, if you were wondering. O well!