German empire

plus fan child:oversized imperial Prussian military trench coat (greatcoat) in deep charcoal gray or black. The collar should be high enough to hide the lower part of their face when they pull it up.The Accents: Double-breasted gold or silver buttons down the front, with Austro-Hungarian red-and-white trim detailing along the cuffs and epaulets.The Vibe: It blends the strict discipline of the German Empire with the royal flair of Austria-Hungary, but looks soft because the child can bury their chin in the collar. Top: A white or cream high-collared sailor suit shirt or a modest vest buttoned all the way up to the throat.The Neckwear: A loose, oversized black ribbon tie or a deep red cravat that looks neatly done but a bit heavy on a small child.The Pants: Tailored, high-waisted dress trousers or traditional breeches in dark navy or Austro-Hungarian Hechtgrau (pike-gray), tucked into soft leather boots.The Bandage or Scarf: A long, thick knit scarf (in red, white, or black) wrapped around their neck multiple times to block out the world.The Headwear: A traditional military cap or Pickelhaube that is slightly tilted forward, casting a small shadow over their eyes so they don't have to make direct eye contact. Clinging to Uniforms: They are too small to stand on their own socially. They will constantly hold onto the tail of German Empire's coat or clutch Austria-Hungary’s trousers, hiding completely behind their parents' legs.has a sword plushie The Look: It is a soft, stuffed fabric version of a traditional imperial cavalry saber or a Prussian sword. Instead of sharp steel, it is made of soft gray felt, with a plush gold hilt and guard..is 6 years old.uses sign language.the German Empire is typically portrayed as a strict, stern, and militaristic male figure who wears a traditional Pickelhaube spiked helmet and a field-grey military coat. Because fanon interpretations vary by creator, his exact behavior changes, but he is most commonly defined by a rigid, disciplined