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He's VERY aware of this weakness of his. Sometimes a little too aware.

Highly likely to end up in a giggly panic if a hand gets too close to any ticklish spot.

If his assumption is wrong and the other hadn't considered tickling him before, they sure have the idea now.

He may as well be a professional at accidentally exposing how ticklish he is. Womp womp.

He already has a very loud and boisterous laugh, so imagine when he's being tickled. He's the loudest man alive

"Bwahahah-! DUDE!! GYAHAHA!"

His worst spots include his tummy, sides, ribs, and feet but it's safe to assume that it's harder to find a place that ISN'T ticklish

Will squirm, flail and kick pathetically (and it looks hilarious)

He doesn't necessarily mind being tickled. All that he asks is that you make sure his glasses are safely set off to the side to avoid damaging them.

Out of all the allies, he's the most likely to start rambunctious tickle fights.

If he's feeling hyper (which is a common occurrence), he's bouncing around the room attempting to tickle everyone.

France tends to take it the best out of all of them while England and Russia battle for first place on who takes it the worst.

Growing up, America and Canada had many tickle fights

Though America won most of them, Canada had some tricks up his sleeve that he knew would win.

He still occasionally tickles America at random to this day.

Especially when he's invisible.

America is not above using tickles as a way to beat you in a video game.

If you accept an invite to play Smash Bros. with him, make sure you're out of reach because he WILL casually reach over and skitter some fingers in a weak spot.

Then proceed to win the game and brag about how good he is (perfect time to humble him).

Poor Japan is a common victim, though he's learning how to outsmart the American.

Prussia (Gilbert Beilschmidt)

Prussia is a menace, that much needs no real explanation.

That said, if there wasn't a way to take him down a peg or two, he would have caused a LOT more chaos than he already does.

Thankfully, there is a very reliable way, found by Germany when both of them were small.

Spider your fingers across the side/back of his neck and he'll jump and quiet down real quick.

There's a 75% chance he'll look at his attacker for a moment then book it faster than you've ever seen if threatened with more tickles.

Good opportunity for a chase.

He's not above dramatically calling out to France and Spain for help/backup.

This is a lethal trio by the way, and they're professionals at teasy tag team tickles, so if the three of them are targeting you, you better be fast.

The master of evading the tickles (he thinks so at least)

Unfortunately when he's flustered, he's clumsy and will trip over his own feet or accidentally out his hiding spot.

It's not uncommon for him to scheme a master plan to ambush his ler with tickles (which works less than you would expect considering he's a trained fighter)

Basically all roads lead to him getting wrecked.

Definitely a shy lee

His worst spots include his neck, ears, underarms, and behind the knees.

In his mind, being ticklish is not one of his more "awesome" qualities, so he'll attempt to avoid at any cost

If you use his own quirky traits and pestering against him, there's high odds he'll decide to tickle you to make you stop

After all, there's not enough room for 2 awesomely chaotic goobers. There can only be one.

If Gilbird is nearby, he may direct him to nuzzle his feathers into your neck.

Occasionally Gilbird gets confused and goes for Prussia's neck instead.

Cue a giggling Prussia rolling around on the ground, defeated by his own attack.

His most common target for tickles is his little brother Germany or Austria, though Italy definitely isn't safe from his awesome wrath.