Episode 89
Episode 89 | ||||
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Hetalia: World Series episode | ||||
Episode Information | ||||
Episode no. | Season 4 Episode 13 | |||
Length | 5:00 | |||
Original air date | December 3rd, 2010 | |||
Production Credits | ||||
Director | Bob Shirohata | |||
Hetalia Episode Chronology | ||||
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The thirty-seventh episode of Hetalia: World Series (eighty-ninth overall) was broadcast on December 3, 2010. It adapts from The Yoke of the Tartars and the continuation of Punchline to use when you can't come up with one from the third published volume.
Plot Summary
Punchline to use when you can't come up with one (part 2)
We learn how to effectively use punchlines thanks to a few clips featuring England trying to get revenge on Russia and failing.
The Yoke of the Tartars
It's snowing when Lithuania and his dog are walking across a bridge. Lithuania tells his dog that in the southern countries, flowers bloom all year round. In the distance Lithuania sees Russia, who says "G-Good day" and Lithuania's dog starts barking. Russia is standing in the cold with tattered clothing and a tattered scarf with a hidden smile. The barking goes unnoticed when Lithuania warns Russia that he'll freeze if he just stands there. Russia interupts him by saying that Lithuania's dog is cute, which causes Lithuania to notice the dog's barking. Lithuania apologizes for his dog acting that way all of a sudden, saying that usually he's such a good and quiet dog. He calms his dog down and asks Russia if he's a country just like him. Russia responds by saying that he is like Lithuania although, living under Tartar's rule is difficult for him. He hopes of becoming a big country one day and tells Lithuania that when that day comes, they will be friends. Lithuania is confused on why Russia wants to be friends later rather than right now, and suggests they just become friends now. Russia interupts him by saying he lacks power. Up close his hands have red spots from his country's difficulty. He promises to himself that he'll work hard now, so he can have power later. Russia gives Lithuania a good bye and runs off in the opposite direction. Lithuania asks himself who that was, since at that time Lithuania didn't know he had just met Russia.
Punchline to use when you can't come up with one (part 3)
At this point even the narrator is fed up with these punchline segments. Italy is used as an example for the third punchline involving the time where he flirted with a desert woman and said he had to "rescue brawny Germany" and got falcon punched by Germany himself. Russia is then seen eating which causes Lithuania to warn Russia it's not good to eat "the punchline". Russia responds by saying he didn't know he was eating the punchline.
The show ends with a herd of cats running toward a group of men. The men yell that it's Greece and the Greek army. They also yell that there's no hope of them winning.
Character Appearances
- England/UK
- Russia (as a child and adult)
- Lithuania (as a child and adult)
- Italy
- Germany (non-speaking cameo)
- Desert Woman
- Men
Voice Cast
- Narrators: Atsushi Kousaka, Yuki Kaida
- England/UK: Noriaki Sugiyama
- Russia: Yasuhiro Takato
- Lithuania: Ken Takeuchi
- Italy: Daisuke Namikawa
- Desert woman: Aki Kanada
- Men: Jun Konno, Kokoro Tanaka, Akira Sasanuma
English Dub Cast
- Narrators: Brian Mathis, Jamie Marchi
- Britain: Scott Freeman
- Russia: Jerry Jewell
- Lithuania: Josh Grelle
- Italy: Todd Haberkorn
- Desert Woman: Dana Schultes
Trivia
- The ending sequence for this episode features a group shot of the Allies along with a close-up shot of America.
- Anime
- Anime Episodes
- 2010 episodes
- Atsushi Kousaka voice work
- Yuki Kaida voice work
- Noriaki Sugiyama voice work
- Yasuhiro Takato voice work
- Ken Takeuchi voice work
- Daisuke Namikawa voice work
- Aki Kanada voice work
- Jun Konno voice work
- Kokoro Tanaka voice work
- Akira Sasanuma voice work
- Brian Mathis voice work
- Jamie Marchi voice work
- Scott Freeman voice work
- Jerry Jewell voice work
- Josh Grelle voice work
- Todd Haberkorn voice work
- Dana Schultes voice work