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** Erzsebet and Vlad are still like this as well; their supports and other interactions usually devolve into them trying to inconvenience each other in increasingly elaborate ways. Their A support ends with Vlad showing begrudging respect for Erzsebet being able to outsmart him in their previous support, however]].

* IdolSinger: Much like his World Flags counterpart, Yong-Soo wants to be one, or at least the in-universe version of one. However, there’s a bit of a {{Deconstruction}} of the trope in play in some of his supports, such as his with Yao and Alfred; [[WeightWoe he apparently tries to force himself to eat less (despite fighting, dancing, and singing constantly and as such it being normal to be a bit hungrier than normal, especially at his age)]], is insecure about his appearance, and it’s also shown that while he is naturally cheerful, [[StepfordSmiler he sometimes feels forced to be like that constantly]]. Yao [[AngerBornFromWorry doesn’t take this lightly]].

* CrutchCharacter: Kiku, sort of, seems like this, especially in comparison to Feli; but he’s still very much useful by the end of the game, and in fact much always be deployed in every chapter. And he’s actually only somewhat stronger than the other characters you will soon recruit, it’s just that Feli is ''that'' bad a unit initially.

* IdolSinger: Much like his World Flags counterpart, Yong-Soo wants to be one, or at least the in-universe version of one. However, there’s a bit of a {{Deconstruction}} of the trope in play in some of his supports, such as his with Yao and Alfred; he apparently tries to force himself to eat less (despite fighting, dancing, and singing constantly and as such it being normal to be a bit hungrier than normal, especially at his age), is insecure about his appearance, and it’s also shown that while he is naturally cheerful, [[StepfordSmiler he sometimes feels forced to be like that constantly]]. Yao [[AngerBornFromWorry doesn’t take this lightly]].

* DemonicSpiders: Archers have gotten their range boosted to a whopping ''five'' spaces. At minimum. While this also means that your archers become fairly useful, they tend to [[GlassCanon be fairly fragile]], and your enemies can have as many as they want; and in a game in which you get only ''one'' flying unit in the form of Corisande, who while more durable than your typical [[FragileSpeedster Pegasus Knight]] isn’t exactly the most durable unit either, this means that multiple archers on a map can become the bane of your existence as you try to keep (the extremely useful) Corisande alive and counter with Matthew as they pick you off from a distance. [[TruthInTelevision Much like real archers, actually]]. (Pending)

--> '''Emil:''' Here’s a teenage boy. Looking at attractive women. Why ''do'' you think I’m here?

* IdolSinger: Much like his World Flags counterpart, Yong-Soo wants to be one, or at least the in-universe version of one. However, there’s a bit of a {{Deconstruction}} of the trope in play in some of his supports, such as his with Yao and Alfred; he apparently tries to force himself to eat less (despite fighting constantly and as such it being normal to be a bit hungrier than normal, especially at his age), is insecure about his appearance, and it’s also shown that while he is naturally cheerful, [[StepfordSmiler he sometimes feels forced to be like that constantly]]. Yao [[AngerBornFromWorry doesn’t take this lightly]].

—-> '''Emil:''' Here’s a teenage boy. Looking at attractive women. Why ''do'' you think I’m here?

—> '''Emil:''' Here’s a teenage boy. Looking at attractive women. Why ''do'' you think I’m here?

* ApologeticAttacker: Feliciano, Kiku, and Matthew have a critical quote like this in their set of four.

** Yong-Soo is given a lot more supports and actually a bit more screentime in cutscenes outside of his introduction for a character who barely shows up in the comics anymore, due to his connection to Yao, though there are more scenes with Yao.

* BigBrotherInstinct: They might not be blood related, but don't you dare try to hurt Yong-Soo in front of Yao. Just don't. You WILL regret it.

* CloudcuckoolandersMinder: Poor, poor Kiku.

* CombatMedic: Matthew can use two types of arrows, as arrows are treated as items in this game instead of bows; one is the standard damage-dealing arrow, the other can heal. No, really. Though to compensate for being able to heal at a distance he’s also terribly squishy.

* DitzyGenius: Feli might be air-headed, but he isn't actually stupid. In-story, he has some moments of brilliance, such as coming up with tactics as a passing thought, and in supports such as his with Kiku, Francis, Ludwig, Herakles, and Ivan, he's shown to be well-read, able to keep up with complex philosophical concepts, not that bad at math (as it helps in painting), and even surprisingly wise. In B and A supports when a character may be speaking about a difficult part of their past, he's also shown to be rather emotionally mature when dealing with them.

* FamilyOfChoice: Yao and Yong-Soo aren’t actually related, but they still treat each other as such; according to their supports, Yao apparently found Yong-Soo as a child, wandering around looking for his actual brother who had disappeared one day without a trace, it having apparently been a year since this happened. Yao decided to be Yong-Soo’s brother instead, and they have been close ever since.
* {{Fanboy}}: Eduard/江戸明戸 is one for the Five Northern Guardians; or more that he’s convinced that it’s his destiny too, and that if they press the gods a liiiittttle more he’d definitely be chosen. He considers himself basically the SixthRanger of the group, though the other Nordics merely think it’s kind of amusing or stupid. He’s also Tino’s biological brother, and tries to use that as leverage to get himself into the group.

* GreenThumb: As his World Flags counterpart attacks with long MagicHair that he obviously doesn’t have, Herakles attacks with magic olive branch-like vines that he can control freely and even remotely sprout from the ground.

* LethalChef: Unlike his World Flags counterpart but very much like in canon, Arthur/安阿佐 ''cannot'' cook whatsoever. And he’s complstely oblivious to it (pending).

* ShipSinking: The furthest Feli and Ludwig, as well as Berwald and Tino's, interactions go is platonic. The Holy Rome backstory isn’t even adapted in this canon, as confirmed by Ludwig saying that while he knew Feli since childhood, he never really got to know him. As mentioned, the game has a semi-NoHuggingNoKissing policy, and the only pairings that exist in the game at all are Jana (Czechia) x Andil (Slovakia), Tolys having one-sided feelings towards Natallia, and maaaaayyybbbe Roderich x Erzsebet, so this pretty much happens to all other ships by virtue of the writing. Kiku and Herakles's relationship also isn't shown to be as close as it is in canon (in fact Herakles seems way closer to Feli), though they're still casual friends, so there's especially a lot less base for Giripan shippers to stand on.

** Herakles and [[spoiler:Serije]]. This one does actually slightly touch on the real world issues between them, but the latter’s, well... [[{{Chuunibyo}} teenageness]] is way more emphasized in this canon, and combined with how Herakles somehow comes across as a stubborn GrumpyOldMan despite his age in their interactions it’s made way more comical an tone.
* SpoonyBard: Yong-Soo is the Dancer of this game; also, try to make sure he doesn't die, because he's the only one you're getting. Though much like dancers post-Awakening, he can indeed attack, and combined with Yao he can unleash some powerful {{Limit Break}}s.

* StepfordSmiler: spoiler:Ivan. Though it should be pretty obvious. [[spoiler:The East Slav siblings all have a really messed-up past, but apparently it affected Ivan the most, so this is his way of coping with it. He has a lot in common with [[FireEmblemAwakening Henry]]; talking blissfully about how the staff of the orphanage he and his sisters were living in abused him horrifically, how he almost froze to death after Iryna took them and ran (pending)... while most others balk in horror at this, it’s made more clear how much this affected him in his supports with Iryna, Francis, and Feli, Natallia is well aware of it, and Basch is able to sense it from him]].
* StoneWall: José, though he can deal a bit more damage than the usual example. [[RunningGag Oh, and he's the only one. In the entire game. Keep him, because you'll need him]]. Though you'd probably have to be an idiot to let him die.

* AlternateCharacterInterpretation: While not to the extent of Alt-talia and most of the cast is kept pretty close to canon, there are still small changes to some, most often the injection of things mentioned in the World Flags profiles that the writer particularly liked (e.g. Tino finding that he likes pranking the other Nordics), or elements from Alt-talia/real life if innocuous enough and it doesn’t completely contradict pre-existing characterization (e.g. Feliks apparently getting into a BarBrawl and calling it “fun”, Ludwig and Francis being fairly close). Others are more expansions of characters that barely had any originally (e.g. India and Cameroon). However, Yong-Soo is changed a bit more than most. The writer basically mainly went off of him being a {{Keet}}, and didn’t really pay attention to the rest. It also probably helps that Yao and to a somewhat lesser extent Kiku actually appreciates his presence in this canon. This interpretation is probably more accurate for a vision of how Korea might act in more modern strips, as the more extreme gags have been toned down in modern strips. The groping RunningGag is referenced as an embarrassing thing he did as a child though.

** Yong-Soo/勇洙 is given a lot more supports and actually a bit more screentime in cutscenes outside of his introduction for a character who barely shows up in the comics anymore, due to his connection to Yao, though there are more scenes with Yao.

* AdaptationalSexuality: Sort of. [=WannabeHistorian=] has admitted that as much as she is pro-LGBT rights, she doesn't like writing slash or hinting at it. However, unlike Alt-talia, where characters can be shown as {{Heteronormative Crusader}}s, the same solution of "simply never shown to be bi or gay" she uses for the non-homophobic countries is used. This has been stated as part of the motivation for the soft NoHuggingNoKissing rule. As a result, Feli and Ludwig's interactions are largely platonic (and in fact a bit less close than in canon) and neither shows any signs of their feelings going beyond that, along with the fact that the Holy Rome backstory wasn't even adapted as shown with Feli saying that while he knew Ludwig since childhood, he really never got to know him, [[ChivalrousPervert Francis]] flirts only with the female characters, and Berwald and Tino are technically step-brothers and have only platonic interactions. It should also be noted that when [[{{Troll}} Feliks]] [[MythologyGag dresses up as a geisha woman]] and hits on [[MythologyGag Jose]], and when Feli mistakes [[DudeLooksLikeALady Yao]] for a woman in their respective D supports, the one who made the mistake is either awkwardly silent for a few seconds before quietly dropping the topic as Feliks laughs hysterically, notable as when he mistook China for a woman in Alt-talia he treats it as a [[UnsettlingGenderReveal horrible thing]] which he frantically prays to God to forgive him for (Jose), or apologizing frantically, his words implying more that he's sorry that he made a mistake than being disgusted by the fact he flirted with a man (Feli). The writer doesn't try to draw much attention to it and doesn't explicitly say the characters in this canon are straight either, it just isn't addressed, so technically it's still entirely possible that EveryoneIsBi in this canon as well.

* DitzyGenius: Feli might be air-headed, but he isn't actually stupid. In-story, he has some moments of brilliance, such as coming up with tactics as a passing thought, and in supports such as his with Kiku, Francis, Herakles, and Ivan, he's shown to be well-read, able to keep up with complex philosophical concepts, not that bad at math (as it helps in painting), and even surprisingly wise. In B and A supports when a character may be speaking about a difficult part of their past, he's also shown to be rather emotionally mature when dealing with them.

** [[spoiler:The Olympian DLC patches give certain characters class changes based on areas they excel at in the Summer Olympics, the event World Flags was originally promoting: Feliciano’s gives him a rapier-katana hybrid, Alfred’s gives the options of a {{BFS}} or a rifle, Ludwig’s promotes him into a cavalry unit (the only one obtainable in the game at that), and Yong-Soo’s makes him an archer; many of them come with ridiculously good skills as well. All of them with the exception of Ludwig’s can only be downloaded pretty late in the game though, do to how GameBreaker-y they can get.]]
** [[spoiler:The Latin DLC and Yugo DLC unlock the recruitment chapters for the Latin Hetalia cast (except for Ecuador, who is already recruitable in-game) and Yugotalia cast respectively. The former DLC also changes some of Ecuador’s supports. Notably, these are very much the Latin Hetalia and Yugotalia versions instead of the Alt-talia versions, including the use of [[PluckyGirl Marija]] over [[{{Chuunibyou}} Serije]] to represent North Macedonia, though there is a patch that can be downloaded with them to change differing cast members and to replace Marija with Serije, who has drastically different supports and [[MagikarpPower sta]][[FragileSpeedster ts]] from his female counterpart. These DLC are also able to be downloaded somewhat earlier than the others. [[NoExportForYou However, the patches at least are restricted to the English version due to their connection to Alt-talia.]]]]
** [[spoiler:The Sun’s Blessing DLC nets you Maria (Philippines). [[BewareTheSillyOnes She has the distinction of being able to use three weapon types; swords, fire magic, and rifles, though the former two, especially her magic, is a bit nerfed so as not to make Hoang Lien completely irrelevant, as well as having Sol from straight out of the gate]]. As a result, her chapter is only accessible fairly late into the game. [[labelnote:Pending]]I’m the least sure about Maria; she could potentially be a complete GameBreaker, and there’s Argentina, Uruguay, and Macedonia to have as Sol users, and I would have to give her a massive redesign to throw off her connection to Alt-talia...[[/labelnote]]]]

* ShipSinking: The furthest Feli and Ludwig, as well as Berwald and Tino's, interactions go is platonic, the latter even kind of brotherly. As mentioned, the game has a semi-NoHuggingNoKissing policy, and the only pairings that exist in the game at all are Jana (Czechia) x Andil (Slovakia), Tolys having one-sided feelings towards Natallia, and maaaaayyybbbe Roderich x Erzsebet, so this pretty much happens to all other ships by virtue of the writing. Kiku and Herakles's relationship also isn't shown to be as close as it is in canon (in fact Herakles seems way closer to Feli), though they're still casual friends, so there's especially a lot less base for Giripan shippers to stand on.

** [[spoiler:The Latin DLC and Yugo DLC unlock the recruitment chapters for the Latin Hetalia cast (except for Ecuador, who is already recruitable in-game) and Yugotalia cast respectively. The former DLC also changes some of Ecuador’s supports. Notably, these are very much the Latin Hetalia and Yugotalia versions instead of the Alt-talia versions, including the use of [[PluckyGirl Marija]] over [[{{Chuunibyou}} Serije]] to represent North Macedonia, though there is a patch that can be downloaded with them to change differing cast members and to replace Marija with Serije, who has drastically different supports and [[MagikarpPower sta]][[FragileSpeedster ts]] from his female counterpart. These DLC are also able to be downloaded somewhat earlier than the others. [[NoExportForYou However, the patches at least are restricted to the English version due to their connection to Alt-talia.]]
** [[spoiler:The Sun’s Blessing DLC nets you Maria (Philippines). [[BewareTheSillyOnes She has the distinction of being able to use three weapon types; swords, fire magic, and rifles, though the former two, especially her magic, is a bit nerfed so as not to make Hoang Lien completely irrelevant, as well as having Sol from straight out of the gate]]. As a result, her chapter is only accessible fairly late into the game. [[labelnote:Pending]]I’m the least sure about Maria; she could potentially be a complete GameBreaker, and there’s Argentina, Uruguay, and Macedonia to use as Sol users, and I would have to give her a massive redesign to throw off her connection to Alt-talia...[[/labelnote]]]]

** Erzsebet and Vlad are still like this as well; their supports and other interaction usually devolve into them trying to inconvenience each other in increasingly elaborate ways.

* NoExportForYou: Averted. Unlike the writer’s other works, she has considered this one safe to be translated into Japanese.

* Erzsebet and Vlad are still like this as well; their supports and other interaction usually devolve into them trying to inconvenience each other in increasingly elaborate ways.

* AdaptationalSexuality: Sort of. [=WannabeHistorian=] has admitted that as much as she is pro-LGBT rights, she doesn't like writing slash or hinting at it. This has been stated as part of the motivation for the soft NoHuggingNoKissing rule. As a result, Feli and Ludwig's interactions are largely platonic (and in fact a bit less close than in canon) and neither shows any signs of their feelings going beyond that, along with the fact that the Holy Rome backstory wasn't even adapted as shown with Feli saying that while he knew Ludwig since childhood, he really never got to know him, [[ChivalrousPervert Francis]] flirts only with the female characters, and Berwald and Tino are technically step-brothers and have only platonic interactions. It should also be noted that when [[{{Troll}} Feliks]] [[MythologyGag dresses up as a geisha woman]] and hits on [[MythologyGag Jose]], and when Feli mistakes [[DudeLooksLikeALady Yao]] for a woman in their respective D supports, the one who made the mistake is either awkwardly silent for a few seconds before quietly dropping the topic as Feliks laughs hysterically, notable as when he mistook China for a woman in Alt-talia it was treated as a [[UnsettlingGenderReveal horrible thing]] which he frantically prays to God to forgive him for (Jose), or apologizing frantically, his words implying more that he's sorry that he made a mistake than being disgusted by the fact he flirted with a man (Feli). The writer doesn't try to draw much attention to it and doesn't explicitly say the characters in this canon are straight either, it just isn't addressed, so technically it's still entirely possible.

* AerithAndBob: In a sense. All the characters have their human names written in kanji. The East Asian characters of course have the most natural-looking names (Kiku 菊 (obviously), Yao 耀, Yong-Soo 勇洙, Huang Lien 香蓮), albeit it gives their names very nonstandard pronunciations in Japanese; the other names can range from rather plausible (Matthew 真朱, Ivan 伊幡, Natallia 奈田莉愛, Basch 芭珠) to... not so much (Erzsebet 英留尓衛部斗, Feliks 歩栄列句守).

* AlternateCharacterInterpretation: While not to the extent of Alt-talia and most of the cast is kept pretty close to canon, there are still small changes to some, most often the injection of things mentioned in the World Flags profiles that the writer particularly liked (e.g. Tino finding that he likes pranking the other Nordics), or elements from Alt-talia/real life if innocuous enough (e.g. Feliks apparently getting into a BarBrawl and calling it “fun”, Ludwig and Francis being fairly close) and it doesn’t completely contradict pre-existing characterization. Others are more expansions of characters that barely had any originally (e.g. India and Cameroon). However, Yong-Soo is changed a bit more than most. The writer basically mainly went off of him being a {{Keet}}, and didn’t really pay attention to the rest. It also probably helps that Yao and to a somewhat lesser extent Kiku actually appreciates his presence in this canon. This interpretation is probably more accurate for a vision of how Korea might act in more modern strips, as the more extreme gags have been toned down in modern strips. The groping RunningGag is referenced as an embarrassing thing he did as a child though.

* AscendedExtra: The Sacred Nordic Guardians/Nordic Five, probably due to how much World Flags promoted their counterparts of them, were merely side characters in canon, but they're given a lot more prominence in this game.

* {{Fanboy}}: Eduard/江戸明戸 is one for the Five Nordic Guardians; or more that he’s convinced that it’s his destiny too, and that if they press the gods a liiiittttle more he’d definitely be chosen. He considers himself basically the SixthRanger of the group, though the other Nordics merely think it’s kind of amusing or stupid. He’s also Tino’s biological brother, and tries to use that as leverage to get himself into the group.

* ThePrankster: Vlad is quite fond of pulling practical jokes on the rest of the army. In supports, he also gives his special advice to Yong-Soo and Tino; and in Tino’s case, while he is a bit hesitant at first, he does a little ''too'' well (a MythologyGag to World Flags, where Finland is indeed a serial prankster), much to the apparent dismay of the other Nordics.

* SquishyWizard: Huang Lien (Vietnam). Oh yeah, [[spoiler:without the Maria (Philippines) DLC]], she's the only fire mage in the entire game. Good luck, because you'll need her.

!!Tropes Found in ''Hetalia Emblem'' include:

** Also the “child” units (Liechtenstein and Moldova specifically). While they aren’t shown in a fight in canon, the former has no military and the latter is 10 years old physically, so it can be assumed that they aren’t much. [[MagikarpPower In this game, however...]]

* AlternateCharacterInterpretation: While not to the extent of Alt-talia and most of the cast is kept pretty close to canon, there are still small changes to some, most often the injection of things mentioned in the World Flags profiles that the writer particularly liked. Others are more expansions of characters that barely had any originally (e.g. India and Cameroon). However, Yong-Soo is changed a bit more than most. The writer basically mainly went off of him being a {{Keet}}, and didn’t really pay attention to the rest. It also probably helps that Yao and to a somewhat lesser extent Kiku actually appreciates his presence in this canon. This interpretation is probably more accurate for a vision of how Korea might act in more modern strips, as the more extreme gags have been toned down in modern strips. The groping RunningGag is referenced as an embarrassing thing he did as a child though.

''Hetalia Emblem'' is a theoretical three-way ''Webcomic/AxisPowersHetalia'' x ''VideoGame/FireEmblem'' x [[https:world-flags.org World Flags]] crossover fangame (Hetalia characters, World Flags weapons, abilities and outfits, and Fire Emblem gameplay) by [=WannabeHistorian604=], also known as Tropers/{{shonengirl}}, creator of DarthWiki/{{Alt-talia}}, with the distinction of being possibly one of the few works [=WannabeHistorian=] would ever think of using canon characterizations in.

* BilingualBonus: In the English version, if the kanji option is turned off, kanji names merely seem like a mildly interesting detail. However, before characters are introduced, e.g. before their recruitment chapter, there will often be a few lines of dialogue from these newbies, their portrait not being shown. But instead of the standard “???” used to obscure names in the official FE games, their kanji names are used. If their speech patterns, which are much more toned down here, don’t give them away, someone who knows Japanese may still be able to guess who is who. In the kanji and Japanese. version however, the question marks are used.

* DemotedToExtra: Those who don't have a country in modern day are [=NPCs=] out of necessity, most prominently Prussia/Gilbert and Romano/Lavino. The former does play a bit more of an active role in the story, however.

* EmpathyPet: Piłka (ピィルカ）is basically half this to Feliks, half living Webcomic/{{Polandball}} reference, uttering the odd "kurwa!" and Polandball-ism (e.g. calling Sadik “kebab”) every now and again.

* MagikarpPower: Erika, Aurel (Moldova), and even Feliciano himself are really good examples of this trope. Feliciano especially starts out as a borderline JokeCharacter with his only even decent stat being Defence and to an extent Luck which Kiku has to basically babysit, but unlike in canon by the end of the game he becomes a potent LightningBruiser.

** Basch towards Erika (Liechtenstein), of course. However, Basch is a [[WhiteMage cleric]]. Their supports deal with Erika telling Basch/芭朱 to leave the fighting to her and Basch coming to terms with the fact that she's gotten older and can fight on the frontlines as long as he's there to catch her.

* ChivalrousPervert: Francis/符蘭志洲. While he may be a flirt, in fact beginning every set of support conversations with female characters with flirting, but unlike many fanon deptictions (especially in the Japanese fandom) he values consent deeply, and if someone is clearly uncomfortable he doesn't press furter. He tells Tolys in their A support that what matters the most in a relationship is mutuality, and that while he shouldn't give up, if Natallia doesn't feel anything for him he should respect her wishes.

* LimitBreak: A new mechanic for this game. Once certain requirements are met, characters can collectively unleash an attack like this, activated in a similar manner as a Triangle Attack, with the ones requiring more characters obviously needing way more charging to unleash and having way more power (e.g. Nordic Cross).

* ThePrankster: Vlad (Romania) is quite fond of pulling practical jokes on the rest of the army. In supports, he also gives his special advice to Yong-Soo and Tino; and in Tino’s case, while he is a bit hesitant at first, he does a little ''too'' well (a MythologyGag to World Flags, where Finland is indeed a serial prankster), much to the apparent dismay of the other Nordics.

* SpoonyBard: Yong-Soo is the Dancer of this game; also, try to make sure he doesn't die, because he's the only one you're getting.

* StoneWall: Jose (Portugal), though he can deal a bit more damage than the usual example. [[RunningGag Oh, and he's the only one. In the entire game. Keep him, because you'll need him]]. Though you'd probably have to be an idiot to let him die.

* ThePrankster: Vlad (Romania) is quite fond of pulling practical jokes on the rest of the army. In supports, he gives advice to Yong-Soo and Tino; and in Tino’s case, while he is a bit hesitant at first, he does a little ''too'' well (a MythologyGag to World Flags, where Finland is indeed a serial prankster), much to the apparent dismay of the other Nordics.

* ShipSinking: The furthest Feli and Ludwig, as well as Berwald and Tino's, interactions go is platonic, the latter even kind of brotherly. As mentioned, the game has a semi-NoHuggingNoKissing policy, and the only pairings that exist in the game at all are Jana (Czechia) x Andil (Slovakia), Tolys having one-sided feelings towards Natallia, and maaaaayyybbbe Roderich x Erzsebet, so this pretty much happens to all other ships by virtue of the writing. Kiku and Herakles's relationship also isn't shown to be as close as it is in canon (in fact Herakles seems way closer to Feli), though they're still casual friends, so there's a lot less base for Giripan shippers to stand on either.

** Yong-Soo/勇洙 is given a lot more supports and actually a bit more screentime in cutscenes outside of his introduction for a character who barely shows up in the comics anymore, due to his connection to Yao, though there are more scenes featuring Yao.

* ChivalrousPervert: Francis/符蘭志洲. While he may be a flirt, unlike most fanon deptictions he values consent deeply, and if someone is clearly uncomfortable he doesn't press furter. He tells Tolys in their A support that what matters the most in a relationship is mutuality, and that while he shouldn't give up, if Natallia doesn't feel anything for him he should respect her wishes.
* DemotedToExtra: Those who don't have a country in modern day are NPCs out of necessity, most prominently Prussia/Gilbert and Romano/Lavino. The former does play a bit more of an active role in the story, however.
* TheLoad: Feliciano in some supports shows that he thinks of himself as this at times.

* EmpathyPet: Piłka (ピィルカ）is basically half this to Feliks, half living Webcomic/{{Polandball}} reference, uttering the odd "kurwa!" every now and then and using Polandball terms, e.g., referring to Sadik as "kebab".
* TheHero: Probably Kiku, though it's debatable which is the protagonist and which one is the deuteragonist out of him and Feli.

* MagikarpPower: Erika, Aurel (Moldova), and even Feliciano himself are really good examples of this trope. Feliciano especially starts out as a borderline JokeCharacter with his only good stat being Defence and to an extent Luck which Kiku has to basically babysit, but unlike in canon by the end of the game he becomes a potent LightningBruiser.

The story takes place in a Japanese medieval fantasy Human AU with international elements. The world is kept in balance by eight chosen warriors, known as the Hachi no Dan/八ノ団/Group of Eight (or Nana no Dan/Group of Seven, as Ivan/伊幡, one of the members, went AWOL before the events of the story), who guard [[MacGuffin an orb each that keeps said world in balance]], [[spoiler:as well as the key to the Fire Emblem]]. However, one day, the shrine guardian Herakles/兵羅榑守 notices something is amiss; it is this disturbance that leads to the G7 being separated (and possibly the orbs being lost), and 5 of them lost and/or incapacitated. When Kiku/菊 regains consciousness, he has been, to his dismay, weakened (maybe?), but he sets out to make things right before it's too late, by his side the grandson of the legendary warrior Maximus/満久士武須... unfortunately, this also means he's stuck with the least competent member of the G7, and possibly part of the reason why they're in this situation, the lance-wielding, cowardly, but optimistic [[TheDitz Feliciano]]/笙李慈亜乃. However, Feliciano may prove to be a warrior with great potential worthy of his grandfather's name after all...

''Hetalia Emblem'' is a theoretical three-way ''Webcomic/AxisPowersHetalia'' x ''VideoGame/FireEmblem'' x [[https:world-flags.org World Flags]] crossover game (Hetalia characters, World Flags weapons, abilities and outfits, and Fire Emblem gameplay) by [=WannabeHistorian604=], also known as Tropers/{{shonengirl}}, creator of DarthWiki/{{Alt-talia}}, with the distinction of being possibly one of the few works [=WannabeHistorian=] would ever think of using canon characterizations in.
The story takes place in a Japanese medieval fantasy world with international elements. The world is kept in balance by eight chosen warriors, known as the Hachi no Dan/八ノ団/Group of Eight (or Nana no Dan/Group of Seven, as Ivan/伊幡, one of the members, went AWOL before the events of the story), who guard [[MacGuffin an orb each that keeps said world in balance]], [[spoiler:as well as the key to the Fire Emblem]]. However, one day, the shrine guardian Herakles/兵羅榑守 notices something is amiss; it is this disturbance that leads to the G7 being separated (and possibly the orbs being lost), and 5 of them lost and/or incapacitated. When Kiku/菊 regains consciousness, he has been, to his dismay, weakened (maybe?), but he sets out to make things right before it's too late, by his side the grandson of the legendary warrior Maximus/満久士武須... unfortunately, this also means he's stuck with the least competent member of the G7, and possibly part of the reason why they're in this situation, the lance-wielding, cowardly, but optimistic [[TheDitz Feliciano]]/笙李慈亜乃. However, Feliciano may prove to be a warrior with great potential worthy of his grandfather's name after all...

** Yong-Soo is given a lot more supports and actually a bit more screentime in cutscenes outside of his introduction for a character who barely shows up in the comics anymore, due to his connection to Yao, though there are more scenes featuring Yao.

** Basch towards Erika (Liechtenstein), of course. However, Basch is a [[WhiteMage cleric]]. Their supports deal with Erika telling Basch to leave the fighting to her and Basch coming to terms with the fact that she's gotten older and can fight on the frontlines as long as he's there to catch her.

* ChivalrousPervert: Francis. While he may be a flirt, unlike most fanon deptictions he values consent deeply, and if someone is clearly uncomfortable he doesn't press furter. He tells Tolys in their A support that what matters the most in a relationship is mutuality, and that while he shouldn't give up, if Natallia doesn't feel anything for him he should respect her wishes.

* SitcomArchNemesis: Arthur and Francis are still at it. And both of them being lance users, they constantly try to one-up each other on who's the better lance user of the Hachi No Dan.

* StoneWall: Jose (Portugal), though he can deal a bit more damage than the usual example. Oh, and he's the only one. In the entire game. Keep him, because you'll need him.

* EmpathyPet: Piłka (ピィルカ）is basically half this to Poland, half living Webcomic/{{Polandball}} reference, uttering the odd "kurwa!" every now and then and using Polandball terms, e.g., referring to Sadik as "kebab".