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Picture Central Asia. Now picture a bunch of little girls. [[BreadEggsBreadedEggs Now picture Central Asia]] [[NationsAsPeople as a bunch of]] [[MoeAnthropomorphism little girls]]. That, in a nutshell, is ''Afganisu-tan''.
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* NationsAsPeople: The characters are all countries, but portrayed as adorable little girls.
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[[caption-width-right:326:[[BlatantLies Completely accurate depiction of Afghan-Pakistani relations]].]]
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Can be found [[https://sites.google.com/site/rubbersoul1967/afghan-tan on its Website]]. The comic concluded in January 2005.
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Can be found [[https://sites.google.com/site/rubbersoul1967/afghan-tan on its Website]]. The comic concluded in manga ran from October 2003 to January 2005.
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* ShoutOut: The Taliban are depicted this way as "''[[Franchise/MetalHeroes Space Detective Tayariban]]''", a show that Pakisu-tan watches and gets Afganisu-tan into.
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* ShoutOut: The Taliban are depicted this way as "''[[Franchise/MetalHeroes "''[[Series/MetalHeroes Space Detective Tayariban]]''", a show that Pakisu-tan watches and gets Afganisu-tan into.
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* CelebrityResemblance: Not acknowledged but Afganisu-tan's [[Main.GreenEyedRedhead green eyes and red hair]] make her look like a moe [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Afghan_Girl Sharbat Gula]].
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* {{Eagleland}}: Merikan, being the personification of America is arrogant, prideful, and doesn't seem to care who's house she totals in her pursuit of Osama bin Kitty. On the flip side, she does get rid of all the cats plagueing Afganisu-tan and promises to speak to her neighbors about the problem.
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* {{Eagleland}}: Merikan, being the personification of America is arrogant, prideful, and doesn't seem to care who's house she totals in her pursuit of Osama bin Kitty. On the flip side, she does get rid of all the cats plagueing plaguing Afganisu-tan and promises to speak to her neighbors about the problem.
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Can be found [[https://sites.google.com/site/rubbersoul1967/afghan-tan on its Website]]. See ''Webcomic/AxisPowersHetalia'' and ''Webcomic/ScandinaviaAndTheWorld'' for works with a similar premise.
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* CastOfPersonifications: The comic explains the history of the relationships between the nations of Central Asia by personifying them as cute little girls. The contrast between the playful antics of the characters and the somber explanations of what historical event it represents is striking.
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* TsaristRussia: Is a girl [[PrettyInMink dressed in mink]]. Also bullied Afganisu-tan while fighting Great Britain for control of the area.
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Picture Central Asia. Now picture a bunch of little girls. [[BreadEggsBreadedEggs Now picture Central Asia]] [[NationsAsPeople as a bunch of]] [[MoeAnthropomorphism little girls]]. That, in a nutshell, is '''''Afganisu-tan'''''.
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Picture Central Asia. Now picture a bunch of little girls. [[BreadEggsBreadedEggs Now picture Central Asia]] [[NationsAsPeople as a bunch of]] [[MoeAnthropomorphism little girls]]. That, in a nutshell, is '''''Afganisu-tan'''''.
''Afganisu-tan''.
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* UsefulNotes/TheBritishEmpire: From whom Afganisu-tan gained independence from after being picked on. Is depicted by a girl dressed as a queen.
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* UsefulNotes/SovietInvasionOfAfghanistan: Well of course this would be here. Uzbekis-tan starts throwing firecrackers at Afganisu-tan for no good reason to symbolize the invasion.
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* TheBritishEmpire: From whom Afganisu-tan gained independence from after being picked on. Is depicted by a girl dressed as a queen.
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* SovietInvasionOfAfghanistan: Well of course this would be here. Uzbekis-tan starts throwing firecrackers at Afganisu-tan for no good reason to symbolize the invasion.
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* SovietInvasionOfAfghanistan: UsefulNotes/SovietInvasionOfAfghanistan: Well of course this would be here. Uzbekis-tan starts throwing firecrackers at Afganisu-tan for no good reason to symbolize the invasion.
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* CelebrityResemblance: Not acknowledged but Afganisu-tan's [[Main.GreenEyedRedhead green eyes and red hair]] make her look like a moe [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Afghan_Girl Sharbat Gula]].
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* ComicBookFantasyCasting: Not acknowledged but Afganisu-tan's [[Main.GreenEyedRedhead green eyes and red hair]] make her look like a moe [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Afghan_Girl Sharbat Gula]].
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* ComicBookFantasyCasting: Not acknowledged but Afganisu-tan's [[Main.GreenEyedRedhead green eyes and red hair]] make her look like a moe [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Afghan_Girl Sharbat Gula]].
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Can be found [[http://www.pbase.com/darkbeat/afganisu-tan [[https://sites.google.com/site/rubbersoul1967/afghan-tan on its Website]]. See ''Webcomic/AxisPowersHetalia'' and ''Webcomic/ScandinaviaAndTheWorld'' for works with a similar premise.
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* CatsAreMean: The Al-Qaeda are depicted as violent street cats.
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* CatsAreMean: The Al-Qaeda are is depicted as a violent street cats.cat.
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* AloneInACrowd: A lost Afganisu-tan finds herself completely abandoned by the world after the ColdWar and is completely ignored in the market despite her pleas for help. Uzbekis-tan even shoves her out of the way to go about her business.
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* AloneInACrowd: A lost Afganisu-tan finds herself completely abandoned by the world after the ColdWar UsefulNotes/ColdWar and is completely ignored in the market despite her pleas for help. Uzbekis-tan even shoves her out of the way to go about her business.
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* ColdWar: Being the cause of the instability in Afghanistan, is shown as Pakisu-tan (US-allied) and Uzbekis-tan (then part of the USSR) fighting over who got to play with Afganisu-tan. With the poor girl ending up as a living tug-of-war rope as a result.
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Picture Central Asia. Now picture a bunch of little girls. [[NationsAsPeople Now picture Central Asia as a bunch of]] [[MoeAnthropomorphism little girls]]. That, in a nutshell, is '''''Afganisu-tan'''''.
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Picture Central Asia. Now picture a bunch of little girls. [[NationsAsPeople [[BreadEggsBreadedEggs Now picture Central Asia Asia]] [[NationsAsPeople as a bunch of]] [[MoeAnthropomorphism little girls]]. That, in a nutshell, is '''''Afganisu-tan'''''.
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* EyeBeams: Merikan can shoot lasers from her eyes enraged.
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-> “There are no true friends among nations.”
-> Despite that sad truth of the world, we sincerely hope that they can continue building their friendship
Picture Central Asia. Now picture a bunch of little girls. [[NationsAsPeople Now picture Central Asia as a bunch of]] [[MoeAnthropomorphism little girls]]. That, in a nutshell, is Afganisu-tan.
Written by Timaking. Our heroine of this webcomic is the nation of Afghanistan, or Afganisu-tan as she is referred to by others, a put-upon young nation who just can’t catch a break. Whether she’s being bullied by her enemies, bullied by her friends, or bullied by cats, life is just one long uphill struggle. Much like the history of the real Afghanistan. Other characters include most of Afghanistan’s neighbors, such as the pranking Pakisu-tan, and others like as the cocky Merikan.
The story is told in 4-koma fashion with each strip devoted to a period in Afganisu-tan’s history beginning with her independence from the UK in 1919 all the way to the U.S. led invasion, Operation Enduring Freedom, which overthrew the Taliban in 2001 and the subsequent elections in ‘04. The strips depict each period with Afganisu-tan and other nations interacting in various situations that reflect the real world. Only cuter and probably funnier than such events should be. Each comic is paired with an “Afghan Memo” which gives a brief summary of the real world events the comic displays.
Had a short-lived sequel, ''Pakis-tan'', that unfortunately got cancelled after the creator’s computer got infected with a virus.
Can be found [[http://www.pbase.com/darkbeat/afganisu-tan here]]. See ''Webcomic/AxisPowersHetalia'' and ''WebComic/ScandinaviaAndTheWorld'' for works with a similar premise.
-> Despite that sad truth of the world, we sincerely hope that they can continue building their friendship
Picture Central Asia. Now picture a bunch of little girls. [[NationsAsPeople Now picture Central Asia as a bunch of]] [[MoeAnthropomorphism little girls]]. That, in a nutshell, is Afganisu-tan.
Written by Timaking. Our heroine of this webcomic is the nation of Afghanistan, or Afganisu-tan as she is referred to by others, a put-upon young nation who just can’t catch a break. Whether she’s being bullied by her enemies, bullied by her friends, or bullied by cats, life is just one long uphill struggle. Much like the history of the real Afghanistan. Other characters include most of Afghanistan’s neighbors, such as the pranking Pakisu-tan, and others like as the cocky Merikan.
The story is told in 4-koma fashion with each strip devoted to a period in Afganisu-tan’s history beginning with her independence from the UK in 1919 all the way to the U.S. led invasion, Operation Enduring Freedom, which overthrew the Taliban in 2001 and the subsequent elections in ‘04. The strips depict each period with Afganisu-tan and other nations interacting in various situations that reflect the real world. Only cuter and probably funnier than such events should be. Each comic is paired with an “Afghan Memo” which gives a brief summary of the real world events the comic displays.
Had a short-lived sequel, ''Pakis-tan'', that unfortunately got cancelled after the creator’s computer got infected with a virus.
Can be found [[http://www.pbase.com/darkbeat/afganisu-tan here]]. See ''Webcomic/AxisPowersHetalia'' and ''WebComic/ScandinaviaAndTheWorld'' for works with a similar premise.
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Despite that sad truth of the world, we sincerely hope that they can continue building their
Picture Central Asia. Now picture a bunch of little girls. [[NationsAsPeople Now picture Central Asia as a bunch of]] [[MoeAnthropomorphism little girls]]. That, in a nutshell, is
Written by Timaking. Our heroine of this webcomic is the nation of Afghanistan, or Afganisu-tan as she is referred to by others, a put-upon young nation who just
The story is told in 4-koma fashion with each strip devoted to a period in
Had a short-lived sequel, ''Pakis-tan'', that unfortunately got cancelled after the
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* AFriendInNeed: Pakisu-tan helps supply and arms the Mujahedeen fighters against the Communist Afghan government. And in doing so finally gains Afganisu-tans trust.
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* {{CloudCuckoolander}}: Turkmenis-tan. As her bio says: “No one knows what goes on inside her head.”
* ConspicuousConsumption: Pakisu-tan’s tricycle is extravagantly decorated mostly so she can show off.
* DisproportionateRetribution: Afganisu-tan accidently hits Tajikis-tan with a sword. Tajikis-tan beats her into the ground with it.
* ConspicuousConsumption: Pakisu-tan’s tricycle is extravagantly decorated mostly so she can show off.
* DisproportionateRetribution: Afganisu-tan accidently hits Tajikis-tan with a sword. Tajikis-tan beats her into the ground with it.
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* DontTryThisAtHome: In the thirteenth strip Uzbekistan throws fireworks at Afganisu-tan. An authors note next to the panels reads: This is dangerous, be good kids and don’t imitate this.
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* EnforcedColdWar: Afganisu-tans’s reluctance to become friends with Pakisu-tan stems from the fact that Pakistan and India have used the opposing factions of Afghanistan’s civil wars for their own purposes.
* EverythingsBetterWithSparkles: Pakisu-tan’s decked out tricycle.
* ExtremeDoormat: The surrounding nation-tans befriend Afganisu-tan… only to get her to run errands.
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* EnforcedColdWar: Afganisu-tans’s Afganisu-tan's reluctance to become friends with Pakisu-tan stems from the fact that Pakistan and India have used the opposing factions of Afghanistan’s Afghanistan's civil wars for their own purposes.
* EverythingsBetterWithSparkles:Pakisu-tan’s Pakisu-tan's decked out tricycle.
* ExtremeDoormat: The surrounding nation-tans befriendAfganisu-tan… Afganisu-tan... only to get her to run errands.
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* AFriendInNeed: Pakisu-tan helps supply and arms the Mujahedeen fighters against the Communist Afghan government. And in doing so finally gains Afganisu-tans trust.
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* JerkWithAHeartOfGold: Pakisu-tan really does want to be Afganisu-tans friend, she just has a hard time being friendly.
* MetalHeroes: The Taliban are depicted this way as “Space Detective Tayariban”, a show that Pakisu-tan watches and gets Afganisu-tan into.
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* JerkWithAHeartOfGold: Pakisu-tan really does want to be Afganisu-tans Afganisu-tan's friend, she just has a hard time being friendly.
* MetalHeroes: The Taliban are depicted this way as “Space Detective Tayariban”, a show that Pakisu-tan watches and gets Afganisu-tan into.friendly.
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* SpellMyNameWithAnS: Literally. When Tajikis-tan is handing out nickname she calls Pakisu-tan “Paku”. Pakisu-tan flips out and insist on the “s” being in her name since it represents one of the five major ethnic groups of Pakistan.
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* ShoutOut: The Taliban are depicted this way as "''[[Franchise/MetalHeroes Space Detective Tayariban]]''", a show that Pakisu-tan watches and gets Afganisu-tan into.
* SpellMyNameWithAnS: Literally. When Tajikis-tan is handing out nickname she calls Pakisu-tan“Paku”. "Paku". Pakisu-tan flips out and insist on the “s” "s" being in her name since it represents one of the five major ethnic groups of Pakistan.
* SpellMyNameWithAnS: Literally. When Tajikis-tan is handing out nickname she calls Pakisu-tan
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* VerbalTic: “Afu!”, though Afganisu-tan isn't seen saying anything other than this.
* YouGottaHaveBlueHair: While most characters have natural hair colors, Pakisu-tan has green hair and Turkmenis-tan’s is white.
* YouGottaHaveBlueHair: While most characters have natural hair colors, Pakisu-tan has green hair and Turkmenis-tan’s is white.
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* VerbalTic: “Afu!”, "Afu!", though Afganisu-tan isn't seen saying anything other than this.
* YouGottaHaveBlueHair: While most characters have natural hair colors, Pakisu-tan has green hair andTurkmenis-tan’s Turkmenis-tan's is white.
* YouGottaHaveBlueHair: While most characters have natural hair colors, Pakisu-tan has green hair and
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[[caption-width-right:326:[[BlatantLies Completely accurate depiction of Afghan-Pakistani relations]].]]
-> “There are no true friends among nations.”
-> Despite that sad truth of the world, we sincerely hope that they can continue building their friendship
Picture Central Asia. Now picture a bunch of little girls. [[NationsAsPeople Now picture Central Asia as a bunch of]] [[MoeAnthropomorphism little girls]]. That, in a nutshell, is Afganisu-tan.
Written by Timaking. Our heroine of this webcomic is the nation of Afghanistan, or Afganisu-tan as she is referred to by others, a put-upon young nation who just can’t catch a break. Whether she’s being bullied by her enemies, bullied by her friends, or bullied by cats, life is just one long uphill struggle. Much like the history of the real Afghanistan. Other characters include most of Afghanistan’s neighbors, such as the pranking Pakisu-tan, and others like as the cocky Merikan.
The story is told in 4-koma fashion with each strip devoted to a period in Afganisu-tan’s history beginning with her independence from the UK in 1919 all the way to the U.S. led invasion, Operation Enduring Freedom, which overthrew the Taliban in 2001 and the subsequent elections in ‘04. The strips depict each period with Afganisu-tan and other nations interacting in various situations that reflect the real world. Only cuter and probably funnier than such events should be. Each comic is paired with an “Afghan Memo” which gives a brief summary of the real world events the comic displays.
Had a short-lived sequel, ''Pakis-tan'', that unfortunately got cancelled after the creator’s computer got virus ridden.
Can be found [[http://www.pbase.com/darkbeat/afganisu-tan here]]. See Manga/AxisPowersHetalia and WebComic/ScandinaviaAndTheWorld for works with a similar premise.
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!!This comic includes examples of:
* AFriendInNeed: Pakisu-tan helps supply and arms the Mujahedeen fighters against the Communist Afghan government. And in doing so finally gains Afganisu-tans trust.
* AllThereInTheManual: Aside from the writings next to the manga, ''Pakis-tan'' was released with a booklet that showcased some stuff not in the manga itself.
* AloneInACrowd: A lost Afganisu-tan finds herself completely abandoned by the world after the ColdWar and is completely ignored in the market despite her pleas for help. Uzbekis-tan even shoves her out of the way to go about her business.
* AmusingInjuries: Throughout the comic. Usually suffered by the titular character.
* AnthropomorphicPersonification: The characters are all countries made [[MoeAnthropomorphism moe]]. Reversed in the case of Al-Qaeda, the group is now a gang of violent street cats.
* TheBritishEmpire: From whom Afganisu-tan gained independence from after being picked on. Is depicted by a girl dressed as a queen.
* CallingYourAttacks: Both Uzbekis-tan and Pakisu-tan do this in their fight with each other.
* CallToAgriculture: Regardless of what she has to put up with (and for a variety of real life reasons) Afganisu-tan always attempts to go back to her little carrot farm and raise her crops peacefully.
* CatsAreMean: The Taliban and Al-Qaeda are depicted as violent street cats.
* ColdWar: Being the cause of the instability in Afghanistan, is shown as Pakisu-tan (US-allied) and Uzbekis-tan (then part of the USSR) fighting over who got to play with Afganisu-tan. With the poor girl ending up as a living tug-of-war rope as a result.
* {{CloudCuckoolander}}: Turkmenis-tan. As her bio says: “No one knows what goes on inside her head.”
* ConspicuousConsumption: Pakisu-tan’s tricycle is extravagantly decorated mostly so she can show off.
* DisproportionateRetribution: Afganisu-tan accidently hits Tajikis-tan with a sword. Tajikis-tan beats her into the ground with it.
** Meriken's [[IBrokeANail nail gets chipped]], and she goes on a rampage. She just gives Afghanis-tan a lecture, but after scaring the daylights out of her and ''shooting lasers at her.''
* DontTryThisAtHome: In the thirteenth strip Uzbekistan throws fireworks at Afganisu-tan. An authors note next to the panels reads: This is dangerous, be good kids and don’t imitate this.
* {{Eagleland}}: Merikan, being the personification of America is arrogant, prideful, and doesn't seem to care who's house she totals in her pursuit of Osama bin Kitty. On the flip side, she does get rid of all the cats plagueing Afganisu-tan and promises to speak to her neighbors about the problem.
* EnforcedColdWar: Afganisu-tans’s reluctance to become friends with Pakisu-tan stems from the fact that Pakistan and India have used the opposing factions of Afghanistan’s civil wars for their own purposes.
* EverythingsBetterWithSparkles: Pakisu-tan’s decked out tricycle.
* ExtremeDoormat: The surrounding nation-tans befriend Afganisu-tan… only to get her to run errands.
* EyeBeams: Merikan can shoot lasers from her eyes enraged.
* TheGhost: Uzbekis-tan's character bio mentions her younger sister Karakalpaks-tan and Pakisu-tan's references Bangladesh as her younger sister who lives far away.
* GirlishPigtails: Uzbekis-tan.
* IJustWantToHaveFriends: Pakisu-tan is the Type B version of this trope.
* {{Jerkass}}: Uzbekis-tan.
* JerkWithAHeartOfGold: Pakisu-tan really does want to be Afganisu-tans friend, she just has a hard time being friendly.
* MetalHeroes: The Taliban are depicted this way as “Space Detective Tayariban”, a show that Pakisu-tan watches and gets Afganisu-tan into.
* MoeAnthropomorphism: Just look at them!
* MoodWhiplash: Reading the childish antics of the characters in the comic proper and then reading what actually happened in the memos can be rather jarring.
* NiceJobBreakingItHero: Pakisu-tan drives off the bullies and burns down Afganisu-tans house in the process.
* ObligatorySwearing: Several other characters get wounded in the comic but Merikan loads up on the swears to show that its SeriousBusiness when the Taliban cats bit her.
* PhenotypeStereotype: Both Merikan and Britain have blond hair and blueish eyes. France however has red hair, [[http://www.shoutwiki.com/w/images/afganis-and-pakis-tan/2/22/Fransewiki.png and blue eyes]]
* PointlessBandAid: Tajikis-tan sports one on her right cheek.
* RoaringRampageOfRevenge: Merikan is ''scary'' when after the cat who wronged her. She shoots lasers!
* SpellMyNameWithAnS: Literally. When Tajikis-tan is handing out nickname she calls Pakisu-tan “Paku”. Pakisu-tan flips out and insist on the “s” being in her name since it represents one of the five major ethnic groups of Pakistan.
* SovietInvasionOfAfghanistan: Well of course this would be here. Uzbekis-tan starts throwing firecrackers at Afganisu-tan for no good reason to symbolize the invasion.
* TsaristRussia: Is a girl [[PrettyInMink dressed in mink]]. Also bullied Afganisu-tan while fighting Great Britain for control of the area.
* VerbalTic: “Afu!”, though Afganisu-tan isn't seen saying anything other than this.
* YouGottaHaveBlueHair: While most characters have natural hair colors, Pakisu-tan has green hair and Turkmenis-tan’s is white.
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[[caption-width-right:326:[[BlatantLies Completely accurate depiction of Afghan-Pakistani relations]].]]
-> “There are no true friends among nations.”
-> Despite that sad truth of the world, we sincerely hope that they can continue building their friendship
Picture Central Asia. Now picture a bunch of little girls. [[NationsAsPeople Now picture Central Asia as a bunch of]] [[MoeAnthropomorphism little girls]]. That, in a nutshell, is Afganisu-tan.
Written by Timaking. Our heroine of this webcomic is the nation of Afghanistan, or Afganisu-tan as she is referred to by others, a put-upon young nation who just can’t catch a break. Whether she’s being bullied by her enemies, bullied by her friends, or bullied by cats, life is just one long uphill struggle. Much like the history of the real Afghanistan. Other characters include most of Afghanistan’s neighbors, such as the pranking Pakisu-tan, and others like as the cocky Merikan.
The story is told in 4-koma fashion with each strip devoted to a period in Afganisu-tan’s history beginning with her independence from the UK in 1919 all the way to the U.S. led invasion, Operation Enduring Freedom, which overthrew the Taliban in 2001 and the subsequent elections in ‘04. The strips depict each period with Afganisu-tan and other nations interacting in various situations that reflect the real world. Only cuter and probably funnier than such events should be. Each comic is paired with an “Afghan Memo” which gives a brief summary of the real world events the comic displays.
Had a short-lived sequel, ''Pakis-tan'', that unfortunately got cancelled after the creator’s computer got virus ridden.
Can be found [[http://www.pbase.com/darkbeat/afganisu-tan here]]. See Manga/AxisPowersHetalia and WebComic/ScandinaviaAndTheWorld for works with a similar premise.
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!!This comic includes examples of:
* AFriendInNeed: Pakisu-tan helps supply and arms the Mujahedeen fighters against the Communist Afghan government. And in doing so finally gains Afganisu-tans trust.
* AllThereInTheManual: Aside from the writings next to the manga, ''Pakis-tan'' was released with a booklet that showcased some stuff not in the manga itself.
* AloneInACrowd: A lost Afganisu-tan finds herself completely abandoned by the world after the ColdWar and is completely ignored in the market despite her pleas for help. Uzbekis-tan even shoves her out of the way to go about her business.
* AmusingInjuries: Throughout the comic. Usually suffered by the titular character.
* AnthropomorphicPersonification: The characters are all countries made [[MoeAnthropomorphism moe]]. Reversed in the case of Al-Qaeda, the group is now a gang of violent street cats.
* TheBritishEmpire: From whom Afganisu-tan gained independence from after being picked on. Is depicted by a girl dressed as a queen.
* CallingYourAttacks: Both Uzbekis-tan and Pakisu-tan do this in their fight with each other.
* CallToAgriculture: Regardless of what she has to put up with (and for a variety of real life reasons) Afganisu-tan always attempts to go back to her little carrot farm and raise her crops peacefully.
* CatsAreMean: The Taliban and Al-Qaeda are depicted as violent street cats.
* ColdWar: Being the cause of the instability in Afghanistan, is shown as Pakisu-tan (US-allied) and Uzbekis-tan (then part of the USSR) fighting over who got to play with Afganisu-tan. With the poor girl ending up as a living tug-of-war rope as a result.
* {{CloudCuckoolander}}: Turkmenis-tan. As her bio says: “No one knows what goes on inside her head.”
* ConspicuousConsumption: Pakisu-tan’s tricycle is extravagantly decorated mostly so she can show off.
* DisproportionateRetribution: Afganisu-tan accidently hits Tajikis-tan with a sword. Tajikis-tan beats her into the ground with it.
** Meriken's [[IBrokeANail nail gets chipped]], and she goes on a rampage. She just gives Afghanis-tan a lecture, but after scaring the daylights out of her and ''shooting lasers at her.''
* DontTryThisAtHome: In the thirteenth strip Uzbekistan throws fireworks at Afganisu-tan. An authors note next to the panels reads: This is dangerous, be good kids and don’t imitate this.
* {{Eagleland}}: Merikan, being the personification of America is arrogant, prideful, and doesn't seem to care who's house she totals in her pursuit of Osama bin Kitty. On the flip side, she does get rid of all the cats plagueing Afganisu-tan and promises to speak to her neighbors about the problem.
* EnforcedColdWar: Afganisu-tans’s reluctance to become friends with Pakisu-tan stems from the fact that Pakistan and India have used the opposing factions of Afghanistan’s civil wars for their own purposes.
* EverythingsBetterWithSparkles: Pakisu-tan’s decked out tricycle.
* ExtremeDoormat: The surrounding nation-tans befriend Afganisu-tan… only to get her to run errands.
* EyeBeams: Merikan can shoot lasers from her eyes enraged.
* TheGhost: Uzbekis-tan's character bio mentions her younger sister Karakalpaks-tan and Pakisu-tan's references Bangladesh as her younger sister who lives far away.
* GirlishPigtails: Uzbekis-tan.
* IJustWantToHaveFriends: Pakisu-tan is the Type B version of this trope.
* {{Jerkass}}: Uzbekis-tan.
* JerkWithAHeartOfGold: Pakisu-tan really does want to be Afganisu-tans friend, she just has a hard time being friendly.
* MetalHeroes: The Taliban are depicted this way as “Space Detective Tayariban”, a show that Pakisu-tan watches and gets Afganisu-tan into.
* MoeAnthropomorphism: Just look at them!
* MoodWhiplash: Reading the childish antics of the characters in the comic proper and then reading what actually happened in the memos can be rather jarring.
* NiceJobBreakingItHero: Pakisu-tan drives off the bullies and burns down Afganisu-tans house in the process.
* ObligatorySwearing: Several other characters get wounded in the comic but Merikan loads up on the swears to show that its SeriousBusiness when the Taliban cats bit her.
* PhenotypeStereotype: Both Merikan and Britain have blond hair and blueish eyes. France however has red hair, [[http://www.shoutwiki.com/w/images/afganis-and-pakis-tan/2/22/Fransewiki.png and blue eyes]]
* PointlessBandAid: Tajikis-tan sports one on her right cheek.
* RoaringRampageOfRevenge: Merikan is ''scary'' when after the cat who wronged her. She shoots lasers!
* SpellMyNameWithAnS: Literally. When Tajikis-tan is handing out nickname she calls Pakisu-tan “Paku”. Pakisu-tan flips out and insist on the “s” being in her name since it represents one of the five major ethnic groups of Pakistan.
* SovietInvasionOfAfghanistan: Well of course this would be here. Uzbekis-tan starts throwing firecrackers at Afganisu-tan for no good reason to symbolize the invasion.
* TsaristRussia: Is a girl [[PrettyInMink dressed in mink]]. Also bullied Afganisu-tan while fighting Great Britain for control of the area.
* VerbalTic: “Afu!”, though Afganisu-tan isn't seen saying anything other than this.
* YouGottaHaveBlueHair: While most characters have natural hair colors, Pakisu-tan has green hair and Turkmenis-tan’s is white.
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