Hetalia: Axis Powers

I still like Hetalia a lot, despite all the negative comments I kept hearing on social media about this series. People takes this way too seriously, as if the silly stereotypes portrayed on this series were the most offensive things ever made, when in reality most of them are pretty harmless actually.

And yes, some (Some, not all) fans are annoying, but what anime series doesn't have an annoying fandom? (Specially, a certain show created by Akira Toriyama)

The show is really good/sigma this show helped me out in rough times whenever I was upset by making me laugh,smile, and learn something when just watching it. The show is pretty goofy but in a good way. I don't really mind the stereotypes because for me I just think that's what make the characters the characters I would never believe in these stereotype in real life though!(Sorry if that sounds a bit rude) But really awesome show the episodes are short and a bit out of order in a way but that's okay I guess. If you ever wanna feel happy watch hetalia because this show never fails to make me smile.

This series of short episodes where each character represents a country and national stereotypes are to the fore could easily have caused offence but for the most part managed to avoid that by making all of the characters likable; although it might seem that way to me because the worst thing said about my country was that it can't cook! Most early episodes follow poor cowardly Italy as he tries to befriend Germany, they are later joined by Japan. Meanwhile another group of countries, including America, England, France, China, Russia and Canada are getting together to fight against them; this gives Italy plenty of opportunity it wave his white flag. While most of the stories take part in this time period we also see Italy's childhood with his friend Holy Rome, England finding a young America and even an appearance by poor unrecognised Sealand.

After the first episode I didn't think I'd bother with the rest but after a few months returned to the series and watched the second episode which got me hooked. Some times the change in times can be a little confusing but there are usually historical notes explaining if a new story line is beginning. With a few minor exceptions all the countries are male and while there is nothing overtly sexual going on between them viewers could be excused for thinking their friendships could have gone that way. While I wouldn't recommend using this as a way of learning history it does mention events and countries that might inspire viewers to learn more about the real countries and events. Given how short the episodes are I'd certainly recommend checking out a few to see if you like it; especially as it can currently be viewed legally on Funimation's YouTube Channel along with the next series which is known as 'Hetalia World Series'.

Usually, animes don't appeal to me, but I got absolutely addicted to Hetalia.

First of all, the concept of it is brilliant, a country is personified, and their habits are stereotypical. Be warned, if you are easily offended by foul language or stereotypical comments about countries, then you won't like this show at all.

The show is hilarious, this is because of its crude humor, it provides a huge amount of comedy, a touch of drama, and a tad bit of action. The show is pretty educational too, and has a lot of facts about the history of each country.

It contains a rude--*Extreme edit here* Okay. I didn't even watch an episode in 2012. Now, in 2013 to 2014, I did watch some episodes, I know many things about the show and the manga. I'd have to admit it; It's sometimes funny, but the humor is sometimes a bit offensive. Not recommended for the easily offended.

Plot: That's the main problem, it has no plot at all.Like Lucky Star. But it still remains funny, with it's jokes and humoristic atmosphere (But it has it's serious moments). It's also a bit educational, but it's mostly played for laughs.

Characters: The characters are mostly likable. Some are likable, some are not. You will hate them if you're offended by foul stereotypes.

Overall, it's decent.

6/10