Of course. How might I
forget that people depict him as cold and emotionless when in actuality…

…he’s a gigantic
sweetheart in his own awkward way.

France tells Germany out
of the blue to meet with him secretly and to dress inconspicuously.

Germany does this, no
questions asked.

Italy gains weight when
his country’s obesity rate rises.

Germany pulls up data to
prove that it’s okay if “handsome Italian men” have some stomach fat.

America doesn’t believe
the large reading on his bathroom scale and calls Germany for ‘electrical help.’

Once again, Germany
comes, no questions asked.

He also helps America
train harder to shed off some extra weight (it’s actually just muscle, but
America doesn’t realize this).

He loves his dogs.

He loves baking and
graciously shares this passion with others.

Aside from Prussia, are there any other nations that gained new titles and territory?

Well, all nations have
at some point, even if it isn’t mentioned in the manga.

Some more explicit examples
would be…

Lichtenstein–

used to
represent Austrian nobles. [x]

Austria– began as a margraviate [x]

Hungary– formerly an equestrian tribe. [x]

Mhmmm. Chibi Romano’s ‘rude’ behaviour has a ton of psychological meaning. I’m going to expand this series and begin incorporating different theories.

To put it briefly, it has to do with attachment issues. His hostility toward Spain isn’t actually directed at Spain. He’s taking out his relationship issues with Ancient Rome on Spain.

Post on Chibi Romano’s hostile attitude coming up tonight.

I know this is super random, but did Austria ever ban Italy from eating pasta as a punishment?

He did.

I think we need some more wholesome America

Remember when he dressed up as Santa to give presents to a kid whose family couldn’t afford them? [x]

I’m also going to leave this here…

Cool, cool. Tell you what! I’ll change things up a bit, and do a few posts analysing how many of the characters end up repeating childhood behaviours, often without realizing it.

Post coming up tonight!

Anon 1: Yes and no. It’s just like any other social media site. You share what you feel comfortable sharing so long as it doesn’t compromise your security or give away too much information that can be used against you.

Personally, (and some of you already know this if you read my stories) I’ve had a real-life stalker before. Anyone can share a picture, but most stalkers are people that you know in real life. That’s what’s terrifying. I’m sorry to hear that about your brother, though. To guard against something like that from happening, I usually have a piece of tape over my laptop’s camera and pay for a solid hacker protection service.

Anon 2: Feel free to hug me! I apologize in advance if my hair gets in the way.

You said that Russia pressing down on Latvia’s head is a metaphor for political repression. Is there anything else like that?

It’s somewhat similar, but Russia sends [political] pressure
in the form of hearts. Since he grew up under repressive rule himself and considers
anyone to be his friend regardless if they abuse him or he abuses them, force
is the only way he knows how to communicate with others.