Yang Wen Li - Chinese
Non-japanese anime characters
Jace Green
Thomas Morgan
Rin Tohsaka - Half-chinase
Leo Brooks
Lydia Carlton -- Scottish
Angel Hernandez
minmay lynn - Chinese
Jeremiah Kelly
Jung Freud -- Russian
Eli Gray
Amuro Ray - Mexican-Canadian
Nathaniel Bennett
Rudol von Stroheim - German
Carson Clark
He is not Chinese - just a Space Asian.
Elijah Harris
The Chevalier d'Éon -- French
Jace Rogers
Revy Lee- Chinese-american
John Sullivan
Albert de Morcerf -- French
Matthew Perez
Forget image
Wen Li it's Literally the most chinese name in the world
Carson Davis
L Lawliet - England-Russian
Caleb Ross
Hei - Chinese
Hunter Nelson
Nicoletta -- Italian
Hudson Jenkins
Yotsuba Koiwai - Island to the Leftish
Jose Lewis
Jonathan Joestar -- English
Thomas Foster
Spike - Israel
Carson Collins
But Wen Li isn't even from China
Hudson Ross
WRONG
He's a democrat
Nolan Gutierrez
Isn't everyone from LOGH technically "non-Japanese"?
There was that one ethnic jap admiral but he lived his entire life on Heinessen
Parker Richardson
He was born on Mars.
Nathaniel Nelson
Black Lizard Planet
Jordan Martin
You're joking. My boy Spike is a jew?
Christian Scott
Chinese-Gotham
Henry Ross
shut the fuck up
Brody Parker
What, you think he got that hair from living in space or something?
Parker Jones
Justin Wright
Adolf Hitler - German
Sebastian Cooper
Katrielle Layton - British
Easton Garcia
Li Shaolan - Chinese
Carter Parker
>German
You had one fucking job.
Jason Butler
Michael Wright
He's actually Austrian.
Thomas Torres
Wasn't he Austrian?
Julian Brooks
He got Hitler dubs, give em a break.
Mason Jackson
Yamai - Dragonia
Parker Perez
underrated post
Blake Ross
>half chink
no wonder shes worse girl
Robert Powell
Alle Menschen sind Österreicher, da Alles Erdreich ist Österreich untertan
Jackson Stewart
Aren't Austrians just mountain Germans anyway?
Hunter Ramirez
Americans
Andrew Hernandez
Germany - Germany
Camden Cox
Germans are less cultured and more autistic versions of Austrians
Flat landers would be eating raw chopped beef if Austria didn't introduce cuisine and art into the north
Mason Watson
Mogst a Schoki mit ma essen ?
James Cook
I only eat dark chocolate
Matthew Sanders
It depends on what you mean by German.
The Germans themselves use the term deutsch to describe themselves, which basically used to describe everybody who spoke something German-ish back when the term was coined (in contrast to the other people in western Europe who spoke Latin-ish. The post-Carolingian empire included lots of areas that now no one would associate with Germany, but the term "deutsche Lande" (German lands) described those parts of the empire where people spoke German.
The German influence was stronger towards the east than towards the west. Plenty of German settlers went far beyond the borders of the empire and intermingled with the people, while at the same time western "imperial states" like the Netherlands and the Swiss became independent.
Even after the Napoleon demolished the remains of the empire and Prussia formed their northern limited German empire excluding Austria, to most people, Austria was still one of the key German lands. "Heim ins Reich" was not just empty words. Nowadays though, the border is real. Germans and Austrians share the same language, but that doesn't make the Austrians part of Germany, nor do they want to be part of that country any more.
Oliver Baker
Faust VIII and his Mochireis- his dead wife Eliza as well as his dead dog Frankensteiny - German
Justin Gonzalez
Kim Yong-bi - South Korea
Tyler Harris
Tanya - Japanese