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haruki-emishi.livejournal.com) wrote in
hetalia2011-12-26 02:13 am
This may be the strangest thing I could ever ask.
All these two or three years later in the Hetalia fandom I am still having an issue. I know way back in 2008-2009 people called North and South Italy Lovino and Feliciano. However, when the episodes started streaming and the manga was being translated their names were (correctly?) translated as Veneziano and Romano. However, I have a friend who says Feli and Lovi are the names she has seen ALL over, and never saw any differently. Just so I can clear this up with her which is really the canon name?

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See, Feliciano Vargas and Lovino Vargas are their "human" names, while Italy Veneziano and Italy Romano are their country names.
So they're BOTH canon names. It's just one set is human names and the other is country names.
That make sense?
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Romano = Rome
"Feliciano Vargas" and "Lovino Vargas" are their human names, in the same way America is Alfred. ;u;
"Veneziano" and "Romano" are their nation names, since they can't both be just "Italy"
Both are 100% canon, as Himaruya gave the names to them.
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Germany - Ludwig Beilschmidt (or Weilschmidt)
Japan - Honda Kiku
America- Alfred F. Jones
England - Arthur Kirkland
France - Francis Bonnefoy
China - Yao Wang
Russia - Ivan Braginski
Spain - Antonio Fernandez Carriedo
S. Italy - Lovino Vargas
Hungary - Elizaveta Héderváry
Austria - Roderich Edelstein
Prussia - Gilbert Beillschmidt (or Weilschmidt)
Lithuania - Toris Lorinaitis
Poland - Feliks Łukasiewicz
Latvia - Raivis Galante
Estonia - Eduard Von Bock
Belarus - Natalia Alfroskaya
Switzerland - Vash Zwingli
Finland - Tino Väinämöinen
Sweden - Berwald Oxenstierna
Turkey - Sadiq Annan
Greece - Heracles Karpusi
Egypt - Gupta Muhammad Hassan
Canada - Matthew Williams
Korea - Im Yong Soo
Sealand - Peter Kirkland
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"Alfroskaya" would be "arufurosukaya" in katakana. Since it's "arurofusukaya", Belarus' name is more like "Natalia Arlovskaya".
Katakana for Turkey's last name is "adonan", so "Sadık Adnan" is most accurate.
Edit: Also supposedly Himaruya had some secret reason behind specifically not giving Germany a last name, too. Idk. I go with Beilschmidt, but he canonly doesn't have one.
Sorry for butting in and all
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Vash Zwingli is actually Basch Zwingly and Im Young Soo, is Lee Yonsu.
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I cannot find the strip, but it was some commercial Japan was watching with America in it. Some girl in the commercial, if I remember correctly, called him Alfred.
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Both of their two names are canon. You can call them either one and still be correct.