Flamestopian Onia

Flamestopian Onia is the only nation that is currently under a dictatorship and is one of the most strict nations of the onion continent.

History
Flamestopian Onia was originally a whole onion with Northern Onia. Fourty years after The Big Onion War, the onion split into two due to many civil wars against the government and protests for better healthcare and cheaper taxes. Eventually a man named Flames E. Lite started appearing on broadcasts and got the attention of many citizens. This mass popularity caused Flames E. Lite to be voted for as president, which succeeded.

However, things got drastic changes when he started to dismiss any form of democracy. He became a dictator and forced the citizens of the Flamestopian Onia to not leave the country or else they would be send to prisons or sometimes even assassinated. They also have a strict law against tourism.

Nobody is allowed to enter or leave the country, but some have succeeded at escaping, despite it's fatal risks.

Dictatorship of Flames E. Lite
Flames E. Lite is the current dictator of Flamestopian Onia and is the son of Mathilda B. Flaming and Kurt E. Lite. Little is known about his personal life but it's known that he has a fascination for war. Due to him testing out his rockets each month, many neighboring countries are on bad terms with him.

He has never been in war with another nation, but many fear he will in the near future.

Military
Flamestopian Onia is infamous for it's large battalion. The military controls streets, buildings and the coast to make sure everyone follows the rules. If citizens do not comply to these orders, they will be punished by being sent to concentration camps or being killed. Their arsenal is also very broad so they have no issues regarding a lack of weapons.

Propaganda
The Flamestopian Onia heavily relies on propaganda, such as posters, Flamecasts, which are broadcasts hosted by Flames E. Lite, and putting symbols on products of shops. The branding is always getting approved by the authorities and recieves a stamp on the package to make sure it is approved.