Episode 95
Episode 95 | ||||
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Hetalia: World Series episode | ||||
Episode Information | ||||
Episode no. | Season 4 Episode 19 | |||
Length | 5:00 | |||
Original air date | February 4th, 2011 | |||
Production Credits | ||||
Director | Bob Shirohata | |||
Hetalia Episode Chronology | ||||
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The forty-third episode of Hetalia: World Series (ninety-fifth overall) was broadcast on February 4, 2011. It adapts The First Invocation of Poland Rule ! from the third published volume.
Contents
Plot Summary
The First Time Poland Rule Was Used!
The episode starts off with a quick overview of the 15th Century European powers: Denmark, the "Brave of the North", the Teutonic Knights (Prussia), the Golden Horde, the Ottoman Empire (Turkey), and the Holy Roman Empire. The next scene shows the king of Lithuania mulling over their next actions. He comments that Lithuania always comes back bruised and battered, and curses the Teutonic Knights. Lithuania apologizes and promises to become stronger as soon as possible, but his king announces that he has decided to form a marriage alliance with another country.
Meanwhile, in Poland, the blonde country is freaking out over the news of an alliance, commenting on how scary strangers are. His queen shares his fears. His fear of allying having taken him over, Poland bursts into tears in his queen's arms. Shortly after this, they get news of Lithuania's arrival. Poland quickly regains his composure and sits at the throne confidently.
Lithuania, along with king and guard, nervously enters the throne room. Poland, looking down at him, comments about how he has had knowledge of their coming for quite some time now, and that their journey must have been arduous. He then introduces himself as Poland, the current ruling country of Eastern Europe.
The other country, struggling to control his shyness, eventually gets out that his name is Lithuania, and that he has come to discuss a marriage proposal between the two nations. Poland remarks that an alliance at this point would be beneficial both now and in the future. After an awkward pause, he suddenly asks for Lithuania to show him his penis. Lithuania, shocked, wonders if this is Polish baptism.
At this point, the narrator proceeds to explain that, at the beginning of the 14th Century, Poland had finally unified once more after a long split and had begun a golden age under Casmir III. Eventually, after the death of Casmir and the appointing of Jadwiga, the Teutonic Knights had grown so strong that Poland had begun looking for allies to stop them. Sharing the same interests as Poland, Jagiello, the Grand Duke of Lithuania, and Jadwiga are married, and the two countries joined in the Union of Krewo, which would last until 1572.
Character Appearances
- Lithuania
- Poland
- Italy
- Chibitalia
- Denmark (non-speaking cameo)
- Prussia (non-speaking cameo)
- Golden Horde (non-speaking cameo)
- Ottoman Empire (non-speaking cameo)
- Holy Roman Empire (non-speaking cameo)
- Władysław II
Voice cast
- Lithuania: Ken Takeuchi
- Poland: Kokoro Tanaka
- Italy: Daisuke Namikawa
- Chibitalia: Aki Kanada
- Jadwiga: Megumi Takamoto
- Władysław II: Masami Iwasaki
- Polish soldier: Ayumu Asakura
- Lithuanian soldier: Keikou Sakai
- Narrator: Yuki Kaida
English Dub Cast
- Lithuania: Josh Grelle
- Poland: Joel McDonald
- Italy: Todd Haberkorn
- Chibitalia: Brina Palencia
- Jadwiga: Stephanie Young
- Narrator: Jamie Marchi
Trivia
- The ending sequence for this episode features a group shot of the Axis along with a close-up shot of Germany.
- Anime
- Anime Episodes
- 2011 episodes
- Ken Takeuchi voice work
- Kokoro Tanaka voice work
- Daisuke Namikawa voice work
- Aki Kanada voice work
- Megumi Takamoto voice work
- Masami Iwasaki voice work
- Ayumu Asakura voice work
- Keikou Sakai voice work
- Yuki Kaida voice work
- Josh Grelle voice work
- Joel McDonald voice work
- Todd Haberkorn voice work
- Brina Palencia voice work
- Stephanie Young voice work
- Jamie Marchi voice work