The Cold War left Russia and America on bad terms, but it's been years now, is it possible for them to become friends? Bonding over their troubled pasts might just do the trick. (tiny bit of Prucan) *I do not own Hetalia or any of the characters* -this fic is awful i apologize in advance-
This is my first fanfiction. It's mostly PruCan. There may be other Hetalia shippings too. Canada is never noticed at world meetings. That is, until a certain Prussian notices him asking if he could stay with him for a while. Canada, being his nice self, happily allows Prussia to stay with him for awhile. While Canada...
[ ¡Two new Hetalia Memes every day! ] The title says it all BOOK TWO OUT NOW! Cover by; @SPOOKYJISSH Highest Ranking; #29 in HETALIA Highest Ranking; #224 in RANDOM
Inside this book you will find the usual Hetalia madness in a collection the best headcanons, crack, facts and more that are the 3 F's (funny/fluffy/feelsy) and will make you fangirl, LOL, facepalm, cry, facepalm again or all of the above. Each chapter also includes a photo! *Request's accepted! *Contains ships/pairin...
On February 24th 1945 it was decided that the country of Prussia would be divided into Poland and east Germany. Yet to this day Prussia lives on in the comfort of his younger brothers home. When he has a very stressful fight with Austria he decides to look into the reason to find out why he's still alive.
The countries will provide a home, gas, lighting, and the things necessary for diplomatic duties to their respective representatives. But when the nations need food, water, and anything else, they have to pay for it themselves. So how do they do this? They have normal jobs.
Gilbert is a very spoiled prince who more then often gets his way. But when his father decides it is time to make the boy into a true prince, he travels far away to find the perfect tutor to handle the spoiled prince.
The title is pretty self explanatory I guess. Welcome to my trashcan. I'm sorry but it appears you're 100% Hetalian. There's no turning back now Hetalia: Countries have never been so different