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hetalia2008-12-21 06:49 pm
lilykt7.livejournal.com) wrote in hetalia2008-12-21 06:49 pm
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ridiculously large pictures up ahead (I seriously need to learn how to shrink them). With some random quotes I found said by people from that specific country. I'll stop being lazy later and actually draw something out instead of just doodling the characters and adding quotes just to be fancy.
Image wise I like American Revolution Al the best, he was tough then. Burgers and peace has softened him. Historically though I think I like him a lot right after WWII. I feel that since America entered the war so late, it was by the end of the war the most optimistic of all the countries. That and I think that America didn't hold as much of a grudge against the axis as the other allies did, although you can understand why.
Also while looking for quotes I found out that America and Russia were like bffs or something during WWII. There were a ton of quotes by americans honoring the russians for their bravery and courage. Then again A LOT of russians died during WWII so I think they deserved a few praises.
Japan has a ton of different poverbs, but I thought this saying suited the character of Japan in Hetalia rather well for some reason. Maybe because it's funny but at the same time is still has sharp edge to it.
I love this quote and since Germany's life is so stressful (in hetalia) I thought it fit.
I never really liked the German language (I always felt it sounded too harsh). German names however are awesome.
ahaha I was gonna do long live the queen but then I'd just be lazy.
Image wise I like American Revolution Al the best, he was tough then. Burgers and peace has softened him. Historically though I think I like him a lot right after WWII. I feel that since America entered the war so late, it was by the end of the war the most optimistic of all the countries. That and I think that America didn't hold as much of a grudge against the axis as the other allies did, although you can understand why.
Also while looking for quotes I found out that America and Russia were like bffs or something during WWII. There were a ton of quotes by americans honoring the russians for their bravery and courage. Then again A LOT of russians died during WWII so I think they deserved a few praises.
Japan has a ton of different poverbs, but I thought this saying suited the character of Japan in Hetalia rather well for some reason. Maybe because it's funny but at the same time is still has sharp edge to it.
I love this quote and since Germany's life is so stressful (in hetalia) I thought it fit.
I never really liked the German language (I always felt it sounded too harsh). German names however are awesome.
ahaha I was gonna do long live the queen but then I'd just be lazy.