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Unpublished strips

2006-2009

America's Situation with Ghosts: America and Japan watch horror movies together, but find their ideas of ghosts are rather different. (Adapted into anime episode 51)
Austria and Chibitalia: The night of Holy Roman Empire's departure, Italy asks Austria to sleep with him, but is roughly turned down and thrown out a window (Austria having mistaken Italy as asking him to have sex).
The Austrian Anschluss: Austria is annexed by Germany. Austria himself doesn't seem to mind. Later, France learns of the annexation and decides to get a picture of Austria to celebrate.
Assault! The Neighbor's Roswell Incident: In 1947, a UFO lands in Roswell and America takes in the extra-terrestrial known only as Tony. (Adapted into anime episode 66)
The Axis Powers Jokes: Italy is unable to come up with a poster idea, but with the help of Japan creates several "Italy Loves Germany" posters. Romano attempts to convince his younger brother that Germany hates him, causing him to run away in a naked quest to find out the truth. (Adapted into drama Hetalia Character CD: Volume 2)
Before the Boxer Rebellion: After China loses a war to Japan, the other Allies argue over which one of them should own China.
Big Brother France and That Kid: Illustrations depicting France's relationship with Joan Of Arc.
Big Brother France and The Frying Pan!: Hungary hears a message from God telling her to hit France with a frying pan. (Adapted into anime episode 59)
Big Brother France and the Information Manipulation Activities!: France and England attempt to spread rumors about Italy and Germany. (Adapted into anime episode 41)
Black Ships Have Come!: America travels to Japan in his mission to find whales. Features characters representing the Mito, Osaka, and Aizu feudal domains.
Bloody Sunday 1905: The protests and riots of his own people cause Russia to mentally crack and prepare for a killing spree.
Britannia Angel: England, in the guise of Britannia Angel, turns South Korea into a baby to stop him from annoying his brothers further. However, the baby Korea proves to be just as annoying.
Canadian Time: Enraptured by Kumajiro's cute eyelashes, Canada spends his entire weekend in a trance.
Checkmating Poland: Poland and Lithuania play a game of chess that quickly goes awry.
Chibitalia and the Holy Roman Empire: Holy Roman Empire dreams of the day he and Chibitalia will become one unified empire. (Adapted into anime episodes 39 and 40)
China and Shinatty-chan: China finds a friend in the Hello Kitty ripoff mascot, "Shinatty-chan".
China Jokes: A series of strips featuring China and Japan. (Adapted into anime episode 63)
China Melancholy: China reflects on how the other Allies and Germany mistreat him, while being followed by a strange panda.
Chinese-Style Mini Revolution: China gets fed up with the other Allies using him.
Christmas Scribbles: In a past tale, Holy Roman Empire and Chibitalia prepare for Christmas, leading to an awkward situation when Chibitalia winds up stuck trying to get decorations. In the present day, Italy gives Germany a pair of red boxers.
Contrary to the Italian Image: Italy walks in on a naked Germany and is shocked by the shape of Germany's penis. In a footnote, it is revealed that Italy is the second highest-ranked country in cases of phimosis, while Japan takes first place.
The Countdown: Germania quietly waits for Rome to join him. In a semi-related (but non-Hetalia story), Noto Kanazawa (of Kitakou) becomes annoyed that he has to be the one to announce the countdown to the second volume of Hetalia.
Digesting Requests, Little By Little: A strip requested by a fan who asked that Hidekaz Himaruya draw something in the style of bara, a genre of yaoi aimed at gay men that features masculine artwork. Himaruya instead drew a strip in the style of bara (roses), making a pun on the term. Austria notices that Italy has put on his tie in a crooked fashion. The two share an awkward "romantic" moment, complete with roses in the background, as Austria fixes it. Meanwhile, France and Spain realize that several frying pans have gone missing. A following illustration showed the evolution of Italy's hair curl.
Do Your Best, Japanese Snacks!: Japan offers the other nations his snacks, getting various responses about them.
England and the Ghost at America's House: England sees a ghost while at America's house, but has a hard time convincing America that the "ghost" exists. (Adapted as a track in the sixth character CD)
England Catches a Cold: Due to his country losing money because of the war, England catches a cold and America attempts to cure it. (Adapted into anime episodes 57 and 58)
England's Egg: England invents a hard-boiled egg and bubbling beer. America and France test both out by knocking him in the head with them. (Adapted into anime episode 20)
Fantasy England: France stumbles upon England's strange collection of friends: fairies, unicorns, and ghosts.
Fierce Fighting! Asia Academy: In this setting, China is an ordinary high school student having to put up with being annoyed by Korea, who bothers him with topics like his real estate and his soda (McCol).
The First Meeting With Japan: In a supplement part to Chapter 1, Italy and Japan get to know each other. (Partially adapted into anime episode 15)
For Some Reason They Sleep Naked: The Italy brothers wind up with their hairs entangled after an argument, causing Germany to have to pull the two (naked) men apart. (Adapted into the drama Hetalia Character CD: Volume 1 and anime episode 23)
France versus Italy: Italy asks France for his paintings back and France retaliates. In an omake, Italy is used as a human shield by France and the Holy Roman Empire. (Adapted into anime episode 56)
In France: The teenage Italy visits France, who becomes sexually interested in the younger man. (Adapted into anime episode 59)
In Vienna: A younger Italy starts puberty. (Adapted into anime episode 48)
General Winter collection: An illustration depicting Russia's relationship with General Winter.
Germany and the Drug Store: Germany makes a trip to the drug store to search for medicine after Italy and the Italian soldiers get stomachaches from gorging themselves on gelato.
Germany versus Italy: Italy wants Germany to hug him, but Germany's height exceeds Italy. (Adapted into anime episode 11)
Greece and Japan and the Cat Relation: Greece and Japan get to know each other better over their love of cats.
Happy Birthday!: America celebrates his birthday.
Hungary and Her Maiden's Heart: In a past tale, Hungary takes a bath with Italy. In the present day, Hungary catches France in the act of molesting Austria and decides to watch.
If It's Japan, He Can Make It!: Japan invents mind-reading binoculars. Korea then takes credit for them, but quickly becomes disappointed by the thoughts he sees and believes the binoculars to be "broken" (and not made by him).
Iggy-Iggy Annoyance: Greece and Poland conspire to get rid of the annoying England and attempt to use France to deter him, but later find out that a drunken England is the worst kind of England.
In Just Two Minutes, You Can Grasp the Exterior of the European Economy: Spain falls incredibly ill due to the state of his economy, causing Romano to go on a quest to cure him, only to come back and find that Spain has already recovered (due to adopting the euro as his currency). After recovering, Spain spends time helping Austria make special flowers, while France envies the stability of Switzerland's land and people (due to his rich banks). It is shown that France has trouble with his own businesses due to the fact that his people have regularly-scheduled strikes. A map of nations' economy then shows how various characters are affected by their own economies. (Adapted into anime episode 62)
It Stands Out: (Part of the General Winter collection.) France must wear a different uniform after his "flashy" one makes him a target for V-2 Rockets. (Adapted into anime episode 58)
Italy and the African War Front: Italy and Germany travel to Africa, though Italy can't stay quiet during their mission.
Italy Observation Diary: Germany makes observations on Italy's daily habits. (Adapted into anime episode 60)
Italy Omake: Italy demonstrates a "Red Devil" grenade to Germany. (Adapted into anime Episode 20)
Italy's Beautiful Architecture: A young England is approached by Holy Roman Empire, who gives him the gift of Italian architecture.
Italy's Big Brother: Romano, angry at Germany for being around his younger brother and "corrupting" him, attempts to get revenge on Germany. In an unrelated strip, China is made to serve England and France after losing the Opium Wars. (Adapted into anime episodes 53 and 58)
Japan versus Italy: Italy hugs and kisses Japan. Japan demands that Italy marry him and take responsibility for his actions. (Adapted into anime episode 12)
A Kind of Aristocratic Comic: Germany has to put up with living with Austria, after having annexed him. Meanwhile, France tries to take advantage of the situation once more with his photographs.
Kitty Festival: Austria, Hungary, Chibitalia, and Holy Roman Empire prepare for the Belgian "Kitty Festival", a festival to honor the dead cats that were burned during witch trials. (Adapted into anime episodes Episode 53.5 and Episode 54)
Korea Joke series: A series of strips featuring South Korea and his interactions with China and Japan.
Korea, the Amazing Living Soot: South Korea shows China his photo album, in which he was used as ingredients in food during his earlier years. A few pages later shows pictures of China and a panda with drawn-on mustaches.
Lazy Comic Country: A collection of four short vignettes: Greece is attempting to learn Japanese, Greece wonders what it would be like to live as a cat, Lithuania thanks Japan on behalf of the Baltics for his help (though Japan cannot remember who Lithuania is), and Japan and Greece discuss sex. (Partially adapted into anime episode 55)
Lithuania's Out-Sourcing series: A broke Lithuania decides to work for America and spends time living with him. However, once the Great Depression hits, he is forced to return back to Russia. (Adapted as a track in Hetalia Drama CD: Volume 1)
Let's Assist The French Economy!: France, in an attempt to get more money, decides to sell Italy's body.
Let's Meet Estonia!: A strip featuring Estonia, who discusses tourism and sightseeing in his country. A wild sheep attempts to eat Latvia.
The Lonesome British-Japanese Alliance: In a past tale, England and Japan form an alliance. (Adapted as a track in Hetalia Drama CD: Volume 2 and into anime episodes 73 and 74)
Playing in the River: Holy Roman Empire and Italy decide to go skinny-dipping in a river. But when Holy Roman Empire feels Italy's chest touch him, he becomes flustered.
Poland and Lithuania: While You Were Gone: After a long time spent apart, Lithuania and Poland hang out. Lithuania winds up discovering that Poland is good friends with Italy, while Poland discovers the scars that Lithuania bears from his time served under Russia. Italy's chest touch his back, the already awkward situation becomes even harder to handle. (Adapted into anime episode 52)
Punchlines: A series of doodles featuring punchlines that Himaruya uses when at loss to think of them: Shinatty tells China that he has had a nightmare about Google, Belarus (munching on a "punchline") threatens to rip the reader's penis off, Poland plays a video game while a caption reads that history has just been changed, a basin falls on Japan's head (though he is familiar with that gag), Japan reacts to Germany and Italy arguing, and Korea informs the readers that all of their cells originated from him.
Reduce Your Opponent's Willpower, American-style!: America attempts to reduce Japan and Russia willpower, but his plans backfire. In an omake, America and Italy wonder where they can read "The Atmosphere", having misunderstood the phrase. (Adapted into anime episode 41)
Running away with Sve: Sweden and Finland escape from Denmark and start a life together, though Finland is conflicted on how to feel about Sweden. (Adapted into anime episode 69)
Scribble Comics: Italy meets his younger self and tells him he will become a strong nation. Later, Italy is drunk and crying, depressed that he lied to himself. In another short strip, Russia offers to help Latvia's uncontrollable shaking, but only makes the situation worse. (Partially adapted into anime episode 58)
Sealand and Iceland: Sealand finds a potential friend in Iceland, who is selling himself on Ebay. He also gains the "ability" to become a giant robot with the help of Japan's "Gingaman Transformation Kit" toy, only for his rocket punch to land on Latvia's head.
Shared-Fate Country: France drops his ring in a garbage can and sets England up to get stuck in it, but France winds up injured when the can topples over onto him.
Something Written as the Immediate Effect: A post-Chibitalia story involving Italy, Austria, and Hungary. (Adapted into anime episode 47)
Spain's Lazy Morning: Spain dreams of Romano trying to wake him up, though it turns into more of a nightmare at the end when the "nicer" Romano jumps on him and crushes him.
The Story of China and Teensy Japan: China encounters a young Japan and raises him. Japan eventually turns on China and attacks him with a katana. In the present day, a depressed China reflects on how his younger brother has changed. (Adapted into anime episode 16)
The Story of Italy's Brother: The Italy brothers are captured and held hostage by England, after a training mission doesn't go the way Romano planned it. (Adapted into the drama Hetalia Character CD: Volume 1 and anime episode 16)
Summary of the War of Austrian Succession: A series of further footnotes on the war, detailing the background behind it. Features the minor characters of Saxony and Bavaria in their first cameos.
Supersize You!: After gaining weight due to his fast food-eating habits, America gets diet advice from France, China, and Japan. (Adapted into the drama Hetalia Drama CD: Volume 1 and anime episode 17)
Sve and the Dog: Finland takes home a puppy and spends time thinking up bizarre names for it. In the end, Sweden and Finland come to a compromise to name her Hanatamago.
They Don't Get Along, Yet Always Fight Together: (Part of the General Winter collection.) France and England quarrel over each others' delinquencies, to the amusement of America and Russia. China is annoyed. (Adapted into anime episode 58)
This Kind of Sealand is OO: England has a nightmare about Sealand growing up and becoming an actual nation.
To Your Heart's Content, Russia!: Russia oversees the construction of the White Sea-Baltic canal.
Traits Of Japanese People That Americans Have Noticed: America notices what he considers to be the unusual traits of Japanese people.
The Violent Sve of Northern Europe Takes a Mighty Swing!: Sweden and Finland meet up with Estonia and the two other Baltics, but Poland gets in the way of Sweden's plan to adopt them. In the end, he only gets partial custody of Estonia and Latvia. (Adapted into anime episode 70)
We Love England: A series of strips and illustrations featuring England. In the first, he is challenged to a masturbation marathon by France, while in the second he beats up Spain and convinces the younger America that the other man is actually a "demon".
Who's Been Drawing These Pictures?: The mystery behind who draws those chibi doodles of the Axis on the Allied Forces blackboard is revealed. (Adapted into anime episode 34)
Why Americans Love Spring: America and Japan both prepare for spring in their own personal ways. (Adapted into anime episode 36)
We're Making an Anime!: China and Korea attempt to make an anime, but their efforts go awry.
We're Shipwrecked: The Axis wind up shipwrecked on an island once more, though this one turns out to be a secret villa of China's. In the strip, it is noted that Chinatowns exist all across the world (even on a deserted island). (Adapted into anime episode 24)
We're Shipwrecked Too!: England and America wind up shipwrecked on the same island as the Axis, where France and Seychelles happen to be visiting.
World Baseball Classic: Canada plays baseball against Italy, only to find that the "Italy" he sees is an impostor.
You Be Italy and I'll Be Germany: Germany and Italy attempt to switch their roles and personalities.

2010-2011

America's Sense of Taste is Seriously Terrible: A young America enjoys a picnic lunch prepared by England. France approaches him and states that, even though he lost the previous fight to England, he expects that America will want to be his territory after tasting his food. America says that France's food is sweet and tasty, but adds that England's food is sweet and tasty too, much to France's horror. In the present day, America is eating a burger, and England lectures him about his bad eating habits. After England tosses him a can of Marmite, he begins to brag about the British's healthy eating habits. However, America hates the taste of Marmite and blames England for being hateful; then, he begins to sob and runs away. England watches him while pretending to be calm, though afterward he cries loudly at a tree that learns his cry. Japan makes a pipe from the wood of the tree; when Japan plays it, it sings "America is a wanker!," repeating England's words.
Century of Independence: France gives America the Statue of Liberty to celebrate his 100 years of independence.
Chibitalia and the Sword: Holy Roman Empire finds Italy carrying a large sword. He seizes it, thinking Italy was simply transporting it. Italy reveals that it was for sword practice.
Grandpa Rome and Spartacus: Rome is pondering whether there is a foe strong enough to face him. Soon after, Spartacus and his gladiators escape from their school. Excited at the prospect of fighting him, Rome runs off.
The Guns of Germany and Italy: Germany becomes annoyed by Italy's fairly inefficient weapons. Prussia tells him that he will eventually appreciate Italy's quirks and general behavior.
I Like These Americans: A follow-up to "Century of Independence."
Mochi of the Dead: In a hypothetical situation, a virus spreads turning mochi nations evil. America-Mochi, despite his growling, is unable to appear scary.
The Principality of Sealand & the Mysterious Wy: Sealand hears the news of the founding of the Principality of Wy and goes to make friends with her. However, Wy has been recognized, and Latvia fears that Sealand's friendship will be rejected as a result. However, Latvia finds out that they did, in fact, become friends. Later, Sealand and Wy are spooked after another micronation - Seborga - jumps out of a tree and introduces himself, much to Wy's annoyance.
Raising Mochi: Several nations are personified as mochi with characteristics influenced from their human counterparts. Estonia takes them in as pets and must deal with their various quirks in a collection of strips cumulatively called Raising Mochi. It includes the strips First Contact, There Wasn't Much of a Choice, So I Decided to Keep It, UMA and Trashcan, UMA and Ice Cream, Interview with Lettuce, Encounter with the Unknown, Fat, Fat Mochi, Wait For Me!, It's Canadian Time, He Was Surprised, Hardest vs. Softest, He is Clumsy At Everything He Does, Beautiful Mochi, Lovely Mochi, More Mochi, Hello!, First Meeting, I Introduce Myself!, The Berserk Word, Lettuce, Visitors, He's Cool, Sweet Mochi Friends, Covered in Maple Syrup, and Smiley Mochi. Another series of strips (First Meeting, Battle, and Truce) illustrate the relationship between the mochi America and mochi Russia. A final strip, Friendship, shows mochi Russia's attempt to socialize with a frightened mochi Italy.
USA and Buffalo: America's new plane, despite being advanced, is inferior to the Japanese war planes.
Walking Together: The walking speeds of various characters are explored, with Nertherlands having the fastest walking speed sans Ireland. A few of the faster nations discuss world affairs together while China chides Austria for being young but walking slow. The others have yet to arrive.
Commitment to Paper: A single strip created to thank fans for their support and announce the release of volume 4. Japan discloses that the cover "sparkles" and that the paper quality is high. America comments that the Axis Powers focus on strange things.
The Tunisia Campaign: England and America are stationed in Tunisia and continually argue.
The War Front in Africa: England wars against Italy and Germany in Africa. (Serialized in Comic Birz.)
These Things Happen A Lot: China asks Japan to create a New Years card for him.
続きからあほな仮装漫画とお返事です！: Korea encounters China, who is wearing a copyright-infringing Disney outfit and is thus censored. Korea wears a pair of infringing ears to test if he can see China.
It's a Treasure Box of Countries~: Sealand, Wy, and Seborga set out to make new micronation friends.
France & The Soldier Trip

Partially unpublished

It's Sealand-kun!

The first part of this strip series was reprinted in Hetalia: Axis Powers volume 1, though the ending scene where Latvia stabs Sealand with a flower was removed and the chapter cuts off at Lithuania and Sealand's conversation. The first part was also adapted in Episode 21 of the anime.

Together with Grandpa Rome

This strip was reprinted in a redrawn format in Hetalia: Axis Powers volume 2. The ending bit, where it was revealed that Rome tied up God to escape the afterlife, was removed, along with a strip where Rome makes a nude sculpture of Germany and an omake illustration of Rome visiting Romano in his sleep. The scenes with Italy were also redrawn to further conceal his nudity.

Liechtenstein's Journal of Swiss Dopiness

The first of these strips was reprinted in Hetalia: Axis Powers volume 2, and extended in order to further flesh out Liechtenstein's backstory, while removing the parts about Austria and Prussia.

Netherlands and Isolationist Japan

The bulk of the strips were published in Volume 3, but lacking the end omake.

Incomplete

Buon San Valentino

After Italy gives Germany red roses on Valentines's Day, Germany mistakes Italy's innocent gift as a romantic confession. In a cliffhanger, Germany goes to propose to Italy but the dinner date winds up becoming disastrous. Germany is then overcome by a flood of emotions and what seems to be a memory from the distant past.

Maria Theresa and the Seven Years' War

In this incomplete sequel, England forms an alliance with Prussia due to Austria allying himself with France. After Austria is further weakened by the war, Hungary prepares to enact revenge on Prussia.

Boss Spain Doesn't Understand

Another incomplete strip series by Himaruya, this one focuses on Spain and Romano: After becoming jealous and frightened of Spain talking to a German soldier, Romano becomes angered further at Spain not listening to him while Spain wonders why Romano treats him so harshly.

In the cliffhanger, Spain attempts to talk to Romano but winds up comparing him to a tomato and causes him to become upset once again.

The World Conference (prototype)

An early version of the strip Meeting Of The World, with various differences from the published color version in Hetalia volume 1:

South Korea has a few more lines than he does in the published version, opposing Japan but agreeing with America (though America has no clue who he is).

Greece has no line in the prototype version, instead he is only depicted sleeping in one shot.

Belgium appears sitting next to Spain at the meeting, who is later shown having to make a bunch of roses while Greece sleeps.

Belarus is not shown holding a knife to Latvia's back. When Estonia tells Russia to leave Latvia alone, a note reads that he "reeks of money".

Poland does not threaten to make Russia's capital Warsaw, but loudly objects to the idea of him laying a hand on Lithuania. Both Poland and Lithuania are shown with their hair tied back into ponytails.

Romano, who is not depicted in the volume 1 meeting, is shown sitting beside his brother. Egypt is also shown sitting near both of the Italy brothers, while he was also removed from the published version.

Instead of yelling about pasta, Italy suggests they have ice cream with lunch, only to be berated by his brother for not having data (though he doesn't have it either). When the two are glared at by Germany, Italy states "There are two hungry Italians right here."

Ita-chan's Dream: Prologue

In another supplement to the Chibitalia story, Holy Roman Empire and Chibitalia sleep together on a thunderstorm-filled night. In his dream, Chibitalia meets a strange young man (Japan).

However, the story is unfinished and it remains to be seen if it will be continued.

The World of War and the Fool of Owari

A currently unfinished story by Himaruya involving Japan and his feudal regions, plus Oda Nobunaga.

First and only appearances to date so far of the characters representing the Sendai, Owari, and Kanazawa domains. Second appearance of Aizu, Osaka, and Mito.

Holiday specials

Halloween Comic

A "Halloween special" by Himaruya, featuring various characters in their Halloween costumes and celebrating: Poland and Lithuania wind up ambushed by Russia (who they had attempted to scare), England and Finland find that nobody wants to come to their houses for candy, France winds up late to the party after being arrested for lewd behavior, and Italy and Hungary share the candy they received.

America and Christmas

A "Christmas special" strip with America and Japan.

This story was adapted into episodes 71 and 72 of the anime.

April Fools' 2007

France hijacks Kitayume and hosts his own viewer-mail, as well as going on a rampage to strip and force the other nations into sexually-suggestive situations.

The Festival after April Fool's

After France is caught and tied up by the other vengeful nations, they plot ways to deal with him. Sweden then comes up with the plan to force France into praising England all day (much to France's horror).

Christmas Rampage 2007

A ten-part story involving members of the cast and fanservice: After a peaceful "reader mail" segment with Finland, France proceeds to go on a stripping rampage, removing the other nations' clothes and humiliating them. He eventually faces off against England in a showdown.

A sequel strip series could be found at one point on Kitayume, but for some reason or another, it was removed. The Rampage sequel contains a crossover with characters from Advance! Kitakou Broadcasting Club and Barjona Bombers (two other webcomics by Himaruya), as well as more fanservice.

5th Year Anniversary Comic

The strips (5 Years of Kitayume and In Commemoration of our Fifth Anniversary) celebrate the fifth year anniversary of Himaruya's website, featuring Sweden and Finland.

Merry Halloween

A 2008 Halloween special strip featuring America, Japan, England, and Russia.

April Fool's Summary 2008

A summary of Spain's 2008 hijacking of Kitayume: Due to France having had a hangover, Spain helps him out in the hijack, and runs a news program detailing several false stories and rumors about the other nations.

In the end, France orders Spain to stop the show as he has "angered the God of Lies" and that he must strip to appease him. Spain falls for the prank and strips for France, much to Romano's aggravation.

This is the only place in canon where some of the nations' "human names" are explicitly mentioned (Japan is referred to as Honda-san, while South Korea's name is given as Im Yong Soo).

Happy 2009!

A New Years' celebration strip featuring Sweden and Finland.

The Self-Produced Cartoons of Estonia

In a side-story to Prussia's April Fools '09 hacking of Kitayume, Estonia starts his own blog and plans to make his own independent film, as well as having to deal with his own blog being hacked.

Christmas 2009

The summary of 2009's Christmas for the nations:

America dresses up as Santa Claus and makes a dramatic entrance into the house of a child (by smashing through the window). When the boy asks if Santa can get him anything for Christmas, America responds that he can with Amazon.com, to the boy's confusion. Meanwhile, England notes that there are three Santas that have gone missing while Finland worries that the presents won't be delivered on time. When England asks if Finland could get help from Sweden though, Finland becomes scared by the idea. Elsewhere, Canada is busy on the phone tracking Santas while Greece and Turkey wind up in another one of their fights.

America then declares that he can fix the missing Santas problem, but winds up annoying England and Finland with his "Amazon.com" suggestion. Later, it is shown that the three former "Axis" nations of Italy, Germany, and Japan have taken up the jobs of the missing Santas and are delivering the children their presents (Japan then reveals that his presents were boxes inside of boxes).

On Christmas day, Sealand plans to make a wish to Santa but finds that the only guard at the fort is asleep and won't be able to pass his wish on (as well as having forgotten to buy presents). Elsewhere, France is accused by England of executing Santa Claus. A flashback follows about when the French Santa, Pere Noel, was burnt in effigy and "executed". However, the mayor of France then staged the revival of Santa, thus bringing cheer to the children.

In the finale, France and England wind up arguing over Christmas while flashbacks to their other chaotic Christmases with each other are shown.

April Fools 2010

Italy tricks Japan into thinking that he is actually a girl on April Fools Day. When the deceit is revealed, it is revealed that Japan has never heard of April Fools Day before. Baffled by a holiday that celebrates lying and deceit, Japan sets out to pull a fantastic April Fools joke, but by the time he finishes his plan it is already April 2nd.

Christmas 2010

Various nations are attacked and kidnapped by mysterious figures with cat ears.

April Fools 2011

Several characters are blackmailed into wearing woman's clothing with threats to expose embarrassing pictures of them to the public.

Botugoma

A scrapped strip that features Japan finding France and England dressed in strange clothing and fighting.

Halloween!

A precursor to the 2011 holiday event, the strips features the Baltics (particularly Latvia) with Belarus.

Halloween 2011

The Halloween event for 2011 has various nations dressing in costumes and attending America's Halloween party/costume contest event.

Hetalia: Axis Powers Manga and Books
Published Manga	Axis Powers	Volume 1 · Volume 2 · Volume 3 · Volume 4 · Volume 5 · Volume 6 · Omnibus Volumes (Speciale 1 · Speciale 2 · Speciale 3) · Other Published Strips
	World☆Stars	Volume 1 · Volume 2 · Volume 3 · Volume 4 · Volume 5 · Volume 6 · Other Published Strips
	Dōjinshi	Get the World!! Kitayume Anthology Hetalian · The World of Hetalia Exhibition Commemoration Anthology: Premium · (No Longer Copy) Book of History Stuff I Can’t Really Draw · Omake Book 3
	Anthology	Anthology 1 · Anthology 2
Online Manga	Primary Content	Webcomic Chapters · Non-Linear Webcomics · Comic Diaries · Lost Material
Online Manga	Events	April Fools' (2007 · 2008 · 2009 · 2011) · Halloween (2011 · 2013) · Christmas (2007 · 2009 · 2010 · 2011 · 2014)
Supplemental Material	Manga	Artbook (ArteStella · ArteStella Piccolo · Artesole · Himaruya Hidekazu Prototype) · Sweets Book · Supplement · Collezione
	Anime	World Wide Walking Animation Fanbook · Animation Storyboards (Volume 1 · Volume 2 · Volume 3 · Volume 4) · Animation Official Guide · Little Chibitalia Picture Book · Masaaki Kannan Anime Illustrations · Hetalia: The Beautiful World Original Cells
	Media	Character CD Perfect Guide · Gakuen Hetalia Portable Official Visual Fanbook
Guidebooks	Travel/Conversation	Italy Edition · America Edition · Spain Edition · Germany Edition · UK Edition (Pocket Edition) · France Edition · Japan Edition · Russia Edition · China Edition
Guidebooks	Hetalia-like History	WW1 Edition · WW2 Edition · Independence Edition · From Ancient Rome to the Birth of Europe · From the Renaissance to the Introduction of America · From the French Revolution to the 21st Century · WW1, WW2, and Independence Episodes Compilation
See also	Comic Birz · Shonen Jump+ · Jump Square · Hetalia Greeting! · Comic Market 45th Anniversary Book

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