@AmericanButterfly- The "United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland" is not the same thing as "Great Britain" (clue in the names there). GB specifically excludes Northern Ireland (which is not the same thing as "Ulster", since the Kingdom of Ulster consisted of 9 of the counties of Ireland rather than the 6 which form NI.
You know, since it's been stated France is Canada's original mother, but his father has not been mentioned, I hope sometime, either Humon or someone in fan art points at Scotland as it, since Nova Scotia is one of the earliest settlements of canada after the Vikings all left, and Scotland and France historically have had a close alliance always against England.
@Adcro this make a lot of sense if you think about it, he's just a child in this comic, (he'll grow up) the United Kingdom was created in 1707, so according to the history of Scotland and England the UK much younger,
also I made him the son of Sister England and Scotland (I have my reasons)
this is not the first comic I drew him in, in the first one he drew him as an adult and the Scandinavia trio, mistaking him for England inviting him to a play, yeah he didn't really like that http://cartoon-gal.deviantart.com/#/d4vfs6q
Oc United Kingdom, or UK for short, he's England's nephew, and often mistaken for him due to he's hair style, and very dark brown hair, (England has black hair).
relationships
Sister England: Mother, they have a pretty good relationship even if he's mom could be a little pestering.
Scotland: Father, pretty much like Denmark and Christiania They have a difficult relationship, yet deep down they love each other. (yes Scotland still wants Independence)
America: friends or enemies? they often argue and agree on a lot of things, UK is the older Cousin of America, Australia and Canada, UK and US had the rockiest start, (UK tied America to a tree cause he ate the last piece of pie..)Canada and Australia were a little better,
Wales: they have an ok relationship, Wales relationship with New Zealand perplexes UK, but he still wishes them the best of luck.
England: though both of them dislike being mistaken for each they get along pretty well, (much to Scotland's dismay)
UK's accent is mix of English and Scottish, and often switches accents in mid-sentence ( he's getting better at controlling it) he's also pretty good at mimicking other accents (hint British Spy hint)
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*morning*
UK: Daddy, I wanna be a proper gentleman!
Scotland: NOOOOO!!!