[news] ANIME DECIDED

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THERE IS NO ICON THAT CAN REALLY DESCRIBE MY CURRENT SENTIMENTS, BUT!! (EXCUSE ME WHILE I KILL YOUR FRIENDS PAGE)

HETALIA WILL BE ADAPTED INTO AN ANIME.

Read about it here.  Also, scroll down to see the sample images of Chibitalia and Cowboy!America, which will be on the new trading cards planned.

OH MY GOD WHAT THIS IS LIKE CHRISTMAS IN JULY BE STILL MY HE--*DIES*

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Definitely agree with you on that. The culture and the history of the nation, as well as the population as a whole, affects the nation-tan in a way of their process of thought as well as what they believe in (because history is a really subjective matter, and the nation-tans are probably victims of their own population's beliefs of what is the "correct history," despite being the ones who experienced it firsthand). As for the personality of the country being in tune with the government, that opens up a can of worms, because it's totally awesome to think that it affects the nation--but the government is usually such a SMALL portion of the nation itself that one wonders about just how much titter-tottering between "the people's views" and "the head's view." ...and sorry, I ramble.

Oh dear, I know what you mean there. Because technically, Hong Kong will lose a good chunk of autonomy come 2047, so what will happen to him? And what will happen to Taiwan should she forced to go back to Nii Nii's house? A lot of people say actually that East Germany's population still are very proud of their Prussian roots, so I can see that Prussia is in a way still alive.

Hmm, one way to look at it is probably on a prefectural level? Because before China became unified, it was a lot of little tiny nations, and HK can probably arguably be one of them--and then with the Qin (not to be confused with Qing) Dynasty, Nii Nii became the actual physically strongest nation-tan that reigned over all the other prefectures, while a few continued to survive in the shadows--not really growing while Nii Nii thrived? Which can explain why when Arthur came in, HK was still a little boy.

Or something. I. My mind just.

OH LET'S NOT FORGET ABOUT THE TRIAD. HONG KONG'S WAY TO DEFY MORE. And the Kowloon Walled City. Hong Kong would definitely be able to hold his head high again well after the economic boom that he got, and then when Arthur finally turns his head back to look at HK after the Cold War issue, he'll have this terrible deja-vu of how Alfred towered over him after just a few short months (though HK does not tower over him, it's still a considerable growth spurt).

Killed them in front of his face? Or in a sneaky way? Both are so deliciously evil.