[Meme] Hello Bandwagon and Shipping-chart

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Title: Hetalia Meme - Hello Bandwagon
Artist: makikoigami
Character(s) or Pairing(s): Germany, Prussia, Austria, Holland, Russia, America, Canada
Rating: PG (nobody's naked)
Warnings: stupid jokes

There are comments at deviantart, but let me tell me, I just did this one to try out my abilities with a graphic board. Also, I used SAI Lite to draw these pictures and I had more fun than I expected. ^^;

Hetalia Meme - Hello Bandwagon by ~MakikoIgami on deviantART

Also, have this. Somebody challenged me to do it and I WARNED them it would be complicated. And I was right. XD





This is complicated. I have too many arrows from and to UK, but only realized that when it was too late. Anything that's big or bolded is my favorite and I will read it almost immediately. XD
Notes:
- I'm a big supporter of GermanyxUK. Too much crack not to support it. XD
- UKxAustria is a great thing, too. Because UK loves Austria's ability too cook. XDDD
- Others are pretty self-explanatory, if there are questions, please ask. :D

[EDIT] Included Latvia (whom I mixed up with Estonia orz) AND the MOST awesome arrow that I've forgotten: The AWESOME pair!!! (of America and Prussia)

Comments

[makikoigami.livejournal.com]

Oh, Japan is fun. It's like going to a theme park, just bigger. XDD And you have to pay for every ride you take. *lol* England is great, I want to go there again. (But the food is really not great. XD)

*laughs* Everybody who lived in Florida and/or California says the same. I'm actually happy that the winter in Japan is milder than in Germany, because I'm not a fan of very cold temperatures either. ^^; Plus, when I go back in the middle of April, I will have a second spring and spring is my favorite season. :D

[xp-tan.livejournal.com]

I think I'd be totally broke after about three days in Japan XD;; It just seems like there would be so much that was too fun to miss!
I was raised with a fair amount of British food because of my mum and grandmum, so I think I've gotten a bit used to it. Though I've heard about some things that I'm pretty sure I'd never want to eat ^^;;

I even freeze in California XD;; Though I've only been to the northern part so I guess it's a bit colder there. Around this part of Florida there's a lot of people who moved from New York and New Jersey, and some of them make fun of how easily I get cold XD;; Having spring twice sounds great! I'm really glad it's getting warmer now. This winter seemed colder than normal here.

[makikoigami.livejournal.com]

Oh, 3 days is nothing... if you do the right Akihabara/Ikebukuro-Shopping tour with a night in Shibuya, one day is completely enough to be so broke that you weep. xD

But... since I'll be flying back to Germany soon, I just remembered my airplane-meals with Air France and British Airways. *lol* The breakfast in the former one was nothing special, but at least we had BREAD. The latter was just strange, with some gratin-thingie and sausages and EVERYbody was feeling a little sick afterwards. ^^;;; So, that's my most vivid experience with British food atm.

Winter was a little colder (and longer) here in Japan, too, the Cherries are only in full bloom now, when 2 years ago, they had already wilted at this time. (Not that they bloom for a long time, but they are usually in full bloom around the end of March, not the beginning of April. ^^;; )
And I'm glad, it's warmer here, too. I don't have to carry around as many jackets with me as before. But it still gets mighty cold once the sun is gone. During the day, it's great though. :3

[xp-tan.livejournal.com]

Oh God...airplane food is like...something from another planet ^^;; I thought the stuff on the flight I took from LA to New Zealand would try to eat me if I didn't keep a good eye on it XD;; I wish you could try my grandmum's cooking though. It's like...awesome x10. Unfortunately for me cooking skills seem to have kind of skipped my generation. I get too distracted and everything ends up burnt or cold ^^;;

I've always wanted to see cherry blossoms! I've only seen photos, but it looks so beautiful! It is nice to finally stop having to drag a jacket around everywhere though. Of course, here that means in about a month or so I'll have to bring an umbrella every day, but still. I dunno why Florida is the 'Sunshine State' It rains almost every afternoon all summer >.<;;