Is the following thing canon in BN? [II]

[Saxony-Brandenburg]

True! Though industrialization and urbanization has made the majority of workers now live in cities, the rural population is still very high due to the government's land collectivization and rural development programs.

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BN's cultural diet is made up in large part by fish or seafood!

[Wiolgopomorska]

Spot on, traditional Pomeranian food is mostly made of seafood.

BN employs assassins in one capacity or another.

[Laka Strolistandiler]

Partially yes and partially no. While Lakan colonial forces often include units that specialize in enemy VIP elimination tasks, these units are nothing like your Solid Snake-ish or even SEAL-ish super duper tacticool squads but more like strike aircraft trained in extremely precise strikes deep into enemy territory resisting AA with conventional and nuclear weapons. Cause nuking the place is far simpler than sending in there a squad of

BN doesn’t recognize a concept of war crimes

[Redeemed Britannia]

We do, and we're relatively loyal in our obeying of the Laws of War. Well, unless it's against specific enemies.

The BN has issued a No Quarters rule against an enemy's armed forces in a previous military conflict.

[Qhevak]

Being in deep Gamma Qhevak has occasionally faced various assimilating swarm threats and elder horrors, against which combat is inevitably without quarter.

BN is well known for it's literary output.

[A m e n r i a]

I guess you could say that, with Romance of the Three Kingdoms, Journey to the West, and then some.

BL has met the Buddha.

[Pirusavia]

Uncanon for so many factors, Pergenn being an Orthodox Christian is one of them.

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In BN, animal hide was used as a form of currency in the past.

[The Onox Legion]

Nope, since it's formation, it has always used Rupees.

BN has more criminals than victims

[Burkucia]

Yes. Well... maybe. It's to the point where the criminals have to criminalize each other, making each other victims... wait, isn't that just war? Either way, the answer is maybe. Possibly. Perhaps.


BL once made love in an orphanage dumpster. With a man.

[Sladski]

Hell no, are you insane!?



BN is a boring place to live in.

[Val Grazia]

Umm no. Why would anyone make love in an orphanage dumpster?

ninja'd
Depends if you consider a late medieval society boring.

BL is married or in a romantic relationship

[Andronya]

Quite the contrary, PM Joseph Aragon is single and not looking for any form of romantic relationship.

In BN it's illegal to be right-wing.

[Janpia]

Technically in law it is legal. In reality, it isn't

BN government and all its agencies' location are just in one place/building

[Burkucia]

Yes, absolutely. About 80% of the population is within a small mountainous region, so of course the government only owns a few very close buildings.

BN is filled with poverty and slums in nearly every corner, with the occasional corporal tower reaching into the sky.

[Dunkirlothesia]

Yup. While the Upper Seat has their own building, the Arcmanzi Administrative Building houses all of the agencies, umbrella companies, and other layers of government in Dunkirlothesia.

BN has a revolution/terrorist problem

ninja'd. Damn you, cruel world

We don't really have too much of a poor problem. Our fairly efficient socialist policies makes sure that isn't a problem.

BN has a revolution/terrorist problem

[Redeemed Britannia]

We do have some problems with Irish separatist revolutionaries, both those who want to establish an independent Kingdom of Ireland and those who want an independent Irish republic. They're both largely irrelevant though and have not committed a major act of terror since the 1990s.

The BN allows politicla parties to have their own paramilitaries.

[New Kowloon Bay]

No. Never. Never has been, except for the First Moonlight Crisis.


\BN has a major problem with human trafficking.

[Azania-]

Not canon.

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BN either has a neighbouring country that fits the 'Quirky Neighbouring Country" trope or is the trope itself.

[Auzkhia]

Poland and Switzerland are our most quirky neighbors

BN is party to a defence treaty of some sort.

[Wiolgopomorska]

Yes, the Bilbao Accord, to be precise.

BL is religious but socially progressive.

[Liebendeland]

Yep, he is a Christian but relatively progressive.

BN's majority hates their government.

[Tsaivao]

This is difficult to really answer, as it depends on what we're talking about. Most Vao (as of right now) aren't particularly in favor of or opposed to the Tsaivao Authority itself. For the individual nationstates on Tsaivao, usually there's strong enough nationalist and monarchist propaganda (or anti-monarchist propaganda if ya swing that hway) to make approval rating relatively high. Probably the most hated government on Tsaivao by its own people would be the Tsailan Republic, as the loose coalition of various swamp territories isn't particularly happy with itself most of the time due to weaknesses and compromises to other tribes. Out of the major nations, the lowest approval would probably be the Vukshao, just because of how far their nation has fallen from glory

BN openly declares that it has and will use chemical weapons

[Waisnor]

Definitely no

BN has (or had) anime on their TV channels.

[Laka Strolistandiler]

Like hell we do. Despite being a fairly authoritarian and concersvative state, Laka loves anime, although not your usual modern isekai’s and slices of life, instead having entire studios in Japan specialized in producing shows for Lakan consumption. They are usually hand-drawn, somewhat retro-stylized shows, often including military and war themes in one form or another, with some being outright military training films for public use

BL belongs to a non-Abrahamic religion

[Azania-]

Not canon, in that they don't belong to any religion.

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BN hosts film festivals of some kind.