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''Hetalia'' fandom is full of works regarding current and past politics and unions. This is (obviously) pretty much only feasible in this continuity, considering that the show is about [[MoeAnthropomorphism personified countries]].
* The "Letters" trend: characters answering fanmail being sent to them (via reviews by readers). The strange thing about this is the fact that A) these typically don't require/have an actual plot, and B) interactive fanfic is actually against the rules on FF.net, but they manage to make up a VERY prevalent chunk of the ''APH'' category there. Occasionally sloppy research shows up, since some feature countries/cities/places that the authors do not hail from/have been to.
* There's also a developing trend in the form of "blogs": in others words: a country is forced to/secretly wants to make a blog and in the same vein as the letters fanfictions, answers the comments "posted" to the character's blog while at the same time providing an excerpt about that particular character's day or current thoughts, much like an actual blog.
* An ''APH'' fanfic writer's motto could practically be "If you look hard enough, any pairing can be historical." And it's generally true.
* The ''APH'' fandom is infamous for its [[MisterSeahorse Mpreg]]. Any geographic or administrative region could potentially have its own personification, and for some fanfic writers, there's no better way to HandWave in an OC than by having two characters go to town. Search in the right place and you will find Mpreg for any and every Hetalian.
* AU fanfics with the characters rewritten as ordinary people instead of countries are especially common, since they allow the author to write certain pairings/situations without any of the political/historical stickiness.
* AU fics in general are pretty common, normally coming in the form of AlternateHistory, ForWantOfANail and/or DarkFic. Seeing how the characters (and their relationships/sanity) would be like in the future or had events played out differently from real life does allow writers certain freedoms with research.
* A wave of "[[BrokenMasquerade Human-Finds-Out-About-Nations]]" fics has emerged on some websites. Depending on who writes it, this could be seen as either a good thing or something very, [[DarkFic VERY wrong]].
* The stereotypical Gerita story. One day, Germany finally realises he feels romantic feelings for Italy, tries to woo him, fails because Italy says "I'm waiting for someone" (HRE). Germany angsts until Prussia/Hungary/Austria/Whoever tells him he is Holy Rome! He tells Ita-chan, and they live happily ever after.
* Even though, in series, Prussia continues to exist past his country's dissolution, many fanfics go the vein of Prussia dying and his friends and family mourning him. In addition, there's a line of fanfiction in which there is only allowed to be one representative for Italy, and one Vargas brother (usually Romano) must disappear.
* The Globe Fic: A human gets an item (usually a globe of some sort), that summons the Nations into her (usually it's a she) life. Hijinks ensue, with the human often playing the part of the OnlySaneMan.
* A common plot, which is normally exclusive from the Latin American fandom and also overlaps with SailorEarth, is adding nation-people from other Latin American and Spanish-speaking countries, besides Spain and Cuba. Some of them interact with the canon cast and sometimes their plots are completely independent from the official canon. Most of the times those nation-people are depicted based in some well-known stereotype Latin Americans has about themselves or their neighbors, being the most common one is the personification of UsefulNotes/{{Venezuela}} being depicted as a Hugo Chavez (or Nicolas Maduro) wannabe. Sometimes, they went farther and some fanfics even ignore Cuba's canon personality just to depict him as a Fidel Castro-wannabe.
* "Manual" fics, treating the characters as "units" which are mass-distributed, yet generally act like people, with certain "modes". Some of those are actual manuals, but many more are about humans getting the units.
* The Cardverse, based on [[http://vignette4.wikia.nocookie.net/hetalia/images/2/2c/ArteStellaCardverse.jpg/revision/latest?cb=20140301172319 this artwork]], which has several characters as the Kings, Queens, and Jacks (and Prussia and Sealand as Jokers) of countries based on the suits (Hearts, Clubs, Diamonds, Spades) of playing cards. The 'canon', such as it is, is limited to outfits and who's filling what position, but there are several common other elements, such as the royals having a mark on their body or there being an Ace position.
* Harping back to the [[MisterSeahorse Mpreg]] stories, Hetalia also has quite the number of stories centred on the debunked theories of wolf hierarchies, alpha/beta/omega or omegaverse as it's commonly referred to.
* Mostly in the circles that ship them, it is not uncommon to see fanfiction about England finding America's storage room one way or another as a starting point for a fic that lets them both deal with their baggages.
* The "Letters" trend: characters answering fanmail being sent to them (via reviews by readers). The strange thing about this is the fact that A) these typically don't require/have an actual plot, and B) interactive fanfic is actually against the rules on FF.net, but they manage to make up a VERY prevalent chunk of the ''APH'' category there. Occasionally sloppy research shows up, since some feature countries/cities/places that the authors do not hail from/have been to.
* There's also a developing trend in the form of "blogs": in others words: a country is forced to/secretly wants to make a blog and in the same vein as the letters fanfictions, answers the comments "posted" to the character's blog while at the same time providing an excerpt about that particular character's day or current thoughts, much like an actual blog.
* An ''APH'' fanfic writer's motto could practically be "If you look hard enough, any pairing can be historical." And it's generally true.
* The ''APH'' fandom is infamous for its [[MisterSeahorse Mpreg]]. Any geographic or administrative region could potentially have its own personification, and for some fanfic writers, there's no better way to HandWave in an OC than by having two characters go to town. Search in the right place and you will find Mpreg for any and every Hetalian.
* AU fanfics with the characters rewritten as ordinary people instead of countries are especially common, since they allow the author to write certain pairings/situations without any of the political/historical stickiness.
* AU fics in general are pretty common, normally coming in the form of AlternateHistory, ForWantOfANail and/or DarkFic. Seeing how the characters (and their relationships/sanity) would be like in the future or had events played out differently from real life does allow writers certain freedoms with research.
* A wave of "[[BrokenMasquerade Human-Finds-Out-About-Nations]]" fics has emerged on some websites. Depending on who writes it, this could be seen as either a good thing or something very, [[DarkFic VERY wrong]].
* The stereotypical Gerita story. One day, Germany finally realises he feels romantic feelings for Italy, tries to woo him, fails because Italy says "I'm waiting for someone" (HRE). Germany angsts until Prussia/Hungary/Austria/Whoever tells him he is Holy Rome! He tells Ita-chan, and they live happily ever after.
* Even though, in series, Prussia continues to exist past his country's dissolution, many fanfics go the vein of Prussia dying and his friends and family mourning him. In addition, there's a line of fanfiction in which there is only allowed to be one representative for Italy, and one Vargas brother (usually Romano) must disappear.
* The Globe Fic: A human gets an item (usually a globe of some sort), that summons the Nations into her (usually it's a she) life. Hijinks ensue, with the human often playing the part of the OnlySaneMan.
* A common plot, which is normally exclusive from the Latin American fandom and also overlaps with SailorEarth, is adding nation-people from other Latin American and Spanish-speaking countries, besides Spain and Cuba. Some of them interact with the canon cast and sometimes their plots are completely independent from the official canon. Most of the times those nation-people are depicted based in some well-known stereotype Latin Americans has about themselves or their neighbors, being the most common one is the personification of UsefulNotes/{{Venezuela}} being depicted as a Hugo Chavez (or Nicolas Maduro) wannabe. Sometimes, they went farther and some fanfics even ignore Cuba's canon personality just to depict him as a Fidel Castro-wannabe.
* "Manual" fics, treating the characters as "units" which are mass-distributed, yet generally act like people, with certain "modes". Some of those are actual manuals, but many more are about humans getting the units.
* The Cardverse, based on [[http://vignette4.wikia.nocookie.net/hetalia/images/2/2c/ArteStellaCardverse.jpg/revision/latest?cb=20140301172319 this artwork]], which has several characters as the Kings, Queens, and Jacks (and Prussia and Sealand as Jokers) of countries based on the suits (Hearts, Clubs, Diamonds, Spades) of playing cards. The 'canon', such as it is, is limited to outfits and who's filling what position, but there are several common other elements, such as the royals having a mark on their body or there being an Ace position.
* Harping back to the [[MisterSeahorse Mpreg]] stories, Hetalia also has quite the number of stories centred on the debunked theories of wolf hierarchies, alpha/beta/omega or omegaverse as it's commonly referred to.
* Mostly in the circles that ship them, it is not uncommon to see fanfiction about England finding America's storage room one way or another as a starting point for a fic that lets them both deal with their baggages.
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* The "Letters" trend: characters answering fanmail being sent to them (via reviews by readers). The strange thing about this is the fact that A) these typically don't require/have an actual plot, and B) interactive fanfic is actually against the rules on FF.net, but they manage to make up a VERY prevalent chunk of the ''APH'' category there. Occasionally sloppy research shows up, since some feature countries/cities/places that the authors do not hail from/have been to.
* There's also a developing trend in the form of "blogs": in others words: a country is forced to/secretly wants to make a blog and in the same vein as the letters fanfictions, answers the comments "posted" to the character's blog while at the same time providing an excerpt about that particular character's day or current thoughts, much like an actual blog.
* An ''APH'' fanfic writer's motto could practically be "If you look hard enough, any pairing can be historical." And it's generally true.
* The ''APH'' fandom is infamous for its [[MisterSeahorse Mpreg]]. Any geographic or administrative region could potentially have its own personification, and for some fanfic writers, there's no better way to HandWave in an OC than by having two characters go to town. Search in the right place and you will find Mpreg for any and every Hetalian.
* AU fanfics with the characters rewritten as ordinary people instead of countries are especially common, since they allow the author to write certain pairings/situations without any of the political/historical stickiness.
* AU fics in general are pretty common, normally coming in the form of AlternateHistory, ForWantOfANail and/or DarkFic. Seeing how the characters (and their relationships/sanity) would be like in the future or had events played out differently from real life does allow writers certain freedoms with research.
* A wave of "[[BrokenMasquerade Human-Finds-Out-About-Nations]]" fics has emerged on some websites. Depending on who writes it, this could be seen as either a good thing or something very, [[DarkFic VERY wrong]].
* The stereotypical Gerita story. One day, Germany finally realises he feels romantic feelings for Italy, tries to woo him, fails because Italy says "I'm waiting for someone" (HRE). Germany angsts until Prussia/Hungary/Austria/Whoever tells him he is Holy Rome! He tells Ita-chan, and they live happily ever after.
* Even though, in series, Prussia continues to exist past his country's dissolution, many fanfics go the vein of Prussia dying and his friends and family mourning him. In addition, there's a line of fanfiction in which there is only allowed to be one representative for Italy, and one Vargas brother (usually Romano) must disappear.
* The Globe Fic: A human gets an item (usually a globe of some sort), that summons the Nations into her (usually it's a she) life. Hijinks ensue, with the human often playing the part of the OnlySaneMan.
* A common plot, which is normally exclusive from the Latin American fandom and also overlaps with SailorEarth, is adding nation-people from other Latin American and Spanish-speaking countries, besides Spain and Cuba. Some of them interact with the canon cast and sometimes their plots are completely independent from the official canon. Most of the times those nation-people are depicted based in some well-known stereotype Latin Americans has about themselves or their neighbors, being the most common one is the personification of UsefulNotes/{{Venezuela}} being depicted as a Hugo Chavez (or Nicolas Maduro) wannabe. Sometimes, they went farther and some fanfics even ignore Cuba's canon personality just to depict him as a Fidel Castro-wannabe.
* "Manual" fics, treating the characters as "units" which are mass-distributed, yet generally act like people, with certain "modes". Some of those are actual manuals, but many more are about humans getting the units.
* The Cardverse, based on [[http://vignette4.wikia.nocookie.net/hetalia/images/2/2c/ArteStellaCardverse.jpg/revision/latest?cb=20140301172319 this artwork]], which has several characters as the Kings, Queens, and Jacks (and Prussia and Sealand as Jokers) of countries based on the suits (Hearts, Clubs, Diamonds, Spades) of playing cards. The 'canon', such as it is, is limited to outfits and who's filling what position, but there are several common other elements, such as the royals having a mark on their body or there being an Ace position.
* Harping back to the [[MisterSeahorse Mpreg]] stories, Hetalia also has quite the number of stories centred on the debunked theories of wolf hierarchies, alpha/beta/omega or omegaverse as it's commonly referred to.
* Mostly in the circles that ship them, it is not uncommon to see fanfiction about England finding America's storage room one way or another as a starting point for a fic that lets them both deal with their baggages.
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* Harping back to the [[MisterSeahorse Mpreg]] stories, Hetalia also has quite the number of stories centred on the debunked theories of wolf hierarchies, alpha/beta/omega or omegaverse as it's commonly referred to
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* Harping back to the [[MisterSeahorse Mpreg]] stories, Hetalia also has quite the number of stories centred on the debunked theories of wolf hierarchies, alpha/beta/omega or omegaverse as it's commonly referred toto.
* Mostly in the circles that ship them, it is not uncommon to see fanfiction about England finding America's storage room one way or another as a starting point for a fic that lets them both deal with their baggages.
* Mostly in the circles that ship them, it is not uncommon to see fanfiction about England finding America's storage room one way or another as a starting point for a fic that lets them both deal with their baggages.
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* Kind of trying into MPREG stories, Hetalia also has quite the number of stories centred on the debunked theories of wolf hierarchies, alpha/beta/omega or omegaverse as it's commonly referred to
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* Kind of trying into MPREG Harping back to the [[MisterSeahorse Mpreg]] stories, Hetalia also has quite the number of stories centred on the debunked theories of wolf hierarchies, alpha/beta/omega or omegaverse as it's commonly referred to
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* The Cardverse, based on [[http://vignette4.wikia.nocookie.net/hetalia/images/2/2c/ArteStellaCardverse.jpg/revision/latest?cb=20140301172319 this artwork]], which has several characters as the Kings, Queens, and Jacks (and Prussia and Sealand as Jokers) of countries based on the suits (Hearts, Clubs, Diamonds, Spades) of playing cards. The 'canon', such as it is, is limited to outfits and who's filling what position, but there are several common other elements, such as the royals having a mark on their body or there being an Ace position.
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* The Cardverse, based on [[http://vignette4.wikia.nocookie.net/hetalia/images/2/2c/ArteStellaCardverse.jpg/revision/latest?cb=20140301172319 this artwork]], which has several characters as the Kings, Queens, and Jacks (and Prussia and Sealand as Jokers) of countries based on the suits (Hearts, Clubs, Diamonds, Spades) of playing cards. The 'canon', such as it is, is limited to outfits and who's filling what position, but there are several common other elements, such as the royals having a mark on their body or there being an Ace position.position.
* Kind of trying into MPREG stories, Hetalia also has quite the number of stories centred on the debunked theories of wolf hierarchies, alpha/beta/omega or omegaverse as it's commonly referred to
* Kind of trying into MPREG stories, Hetalia also has quite the number of stories centred on the debunked theories of wolf hierarchies, alpha/beta/omega or omegaverse as it's commonly referred to
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* The Cardverse, based on [[http://vignette4.wikia.nocookie.net/hetalia/images/2/2c/ArteStellaCardverse.jpg/revision/latest?cb=20140301172319 this artwork]], which has several characters as the Kings, Queens, and Jacks (and Prussia and Sealand as Jokers) of countries based on the suits (Hearts, Clubs, Diamonds, Spades) of playing cards. The 'canon', such as it is, is limited to outfits and who's filling what position, but there are several common other elements, such as the royals having a mark on their body or their being an Ace position.
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* The Cardverse, based on [[http://vignette4.wikia.nocookie.net/hetalia/images/2/2c/ArteStellaCardverse.jpg/revision/latest?cb=20140301172319 this artwork]], which has several characters as the Kings, Queens, and Jacks (and Prussia and Sealand as Jokers) of countries based on the suits (Hearts, Clubs, Diamonds, Spades) of playing cards. The 'canon', such as it is, is limited to outfits and who's filling what position, but there are several common other elements, such as the royals having a mark on their body or their there being an Ace position.
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* "Manual" fics, treating the characters as "units" which are mass-distributed, yet generally act like people, with certain "modes". Some of those are actual manuals, but many more are about humans getting the units.
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* "Manual" fics, treating the characters as "units" which are mass-distributed, yet generally act like people, with certain "modes". Some of those are actual manuals, but many more are about humans getting the units.units.
* The Cardverse, based on [[http://vignette4.wikia.nocookie.net/hetalia/images/2/2c/ArteStellaCardverse.jpg/revision/latest?cb=20140301172319 this artwork]], which has several characters as the Kings, Queens, and Jacks (and Prussia and Sealand as Jokers) of countries based on the suits (Hearts, Clubs, Diamonds, Spades) of playing cards. The 'canon', such as it is, is limited to outfits and who's filling what position, but there are several common other elements, such as the royals having a mark on their body or their being an Ace position.
* The Cardverse, based on [[http://vignette4.wikia.nocookie.net/hetalia/images/2/2c/ArteStellaCardverse.jpg/revision/latest?cb=20140301172319 this artwork]], which has several characters as the Kings, Queens, and Jacks (and Prussia and Sealand as Jokers) of countries based on the suits (Hearts, Clubs, Diamonds, Spades) of playing cards. The 'canon', such as it is, is limited to outfits and who's filling what position, but there are several common other elements, such as the royals having a mark on their body or their being an Ace position.
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* A common plot, which is normally exclusive from the Latin American fandom and also overlaps with SailorEarth, is adding nation-people from other Latin American and Spanish-speaking countries, besides Spain and Cuba. Some of them interact with the canon cast and sometimes their plots are completely independent from the official canon. Most of the times those nation-people are depicted based in some well-known stereotype Latin Americans has about themselves or their neighbors, being the most common one is the personification of UsefulNotes/{{Venezuela}} being depicted as a Hugo Chavez (or Nicolas Maduro) wannabe. Sometimes, they went farther and some fanfics even ignore Cuba's canon personality just to depict him as a Fidel Castro-wannabe.
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* A common plot, which is normally exclusive from the Latin American fandom and also overlaps with SailorEarth, is adding nation-people from other Latin American and Spanish-speaking countries, besides Spain and Cuba. Some of them interact with the canon cast and sometimes their plots are completely independent from the official canon. Most of the times those nation-people are depicted based in some well-known stereotype Latin Americans has about themselves or their neighbors, being the most common one is the personification of UsefulNotes/{{Venezuela}} being depicted as a Hugo Chavez (or Nicolas Maduro) wannabe. Sometimes, they went farther and some fanfics even ignore Cuba's canon personality just to depict him as a Fidel Castro-wannabe.Castro-wannabe.
* "Manual" fics, treating the characters as "units" which are mass-distributed, yet generally act like people, with certain "modes". Some of those are actual manuals, but many more are about humans getting the units.
* "Manual" fics, treating the characters as "units" which are mass-distributed, yet generally act like people, with certain "modes". Some of those are actual manuals, but many more are about humans getting the units.
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* A common plot, which is normally exclusive from the Latin American fandom and also overlaps with SailorEarth, is adding nation-people from other Latin American and Spanish-speaking countries, besides Spain and Cuba. Some of them interact with the canon cast and sometimes their plots are completely independent from the official canon. Most of the times those nation-people are depicted based in some well-known stereotype Latin Americans has about themselves or their neighbors, being the most common one is the personification of UsefulNotes/{{Venezuela}} being depicted as a Hugo Chavez (or Nicolas Maduro) wannabe.
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* A common plot, which is normally exclusive from the Latin American fandom and also overlaps with SailorEarth, is adding nation-people from other Latin American and Spanish-speaking countries, besides Spain and Cuba. Some of them interact with the canon cast and sometimes their plots are completely independent from the official canon. Most of the times those nation-people are depicted based in some well-known stereotype Latin Americans has about themselves or their neighbors, being the most common one is the personification of UsefulNotes/{{Venezuela}} being depicted as a Hugo Chavez (or Nicolas Maduro) wannabe. Sometimes, they went farther and some fanfics even ignore Cuba's canon personality just to depict him as a Fidel Castro-wannabe.
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* The Globe Fic: A human gets an item (usually a globe of some sort), that summons the Nations into her (usually it's a she) life. Hijinks ensue, with the human often playing the part of the OnlySaneMan.
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* The Globe Fic: A human gets an item (usually a globe of some sort), that summons the Nations into her (usually it's a she) life. Hijinks ensue, with the human often playing the part of the OnlySaneMan.OnlySaneMan.
* A common plot, which is normally exclusive from the Latin American fandom and also overlaps with SailorEarth, is adding nation-people from other Latin American and Spanish-speaking countries, besides Spain and Cuba. Some of them interact with the canon cast and sometimes their plots are completely independent from the official canon. Most of the times those nation-people are depicted based in some well-known stereotype Latin Americans has about themselves or their neighbors, being the most common one is the personification of UsefulNotes/{{Venezuela}} being depicted as a Hugo Chavez (or Nicolas Maduro) wannabe.
* A common plot, which is normally exclusive from the Latin American fandom and also overlaps with SailorEarth, is adding nation-people from other Latin American and Spanish-speaking countries, besides Spain and Cuba. Some of them interact with the canon cast and sometimes their plots are completely independent from the official canon. Most of the times those nation-people are depicted based in some well-known stereotype Latin Americans has about themselves or their neighbors, being the most common one is the personification of UsefulNotes/{{Venezuela}} being depicted as a Hugo Chavez (or Nicolas Maduro) wannabe.
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* Even though, in series, Prussia continues to exist past his country's dissolution, many fanfics go the vein of Prussia dying and his friends and family mourning him. In addition, there's a line of fanfiction in which there is only allowed to be one representative for Italy, and one Vargas brother (usually Romano) must disappear.
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* Even though, in series, Prussia continues to exist past his country's dissolution, many fanfics go the vein of Prussia dying and his friends and family mourning him. In addition, there's a line of fanfiction in which there is only allowed to be one representative for Italy, and one Vargas brother (usually Romano) must disappear.disappear.
* The Globe Fic: A human gets an item (usually a globe of some sort), that summons the Nations into her (usually it's a she) life. Hijinks ensue, with the human often playing the part of the OnlySaneMan.
* The Globe Fic: A human gets an item (usually a globe of some sort), that summons the Nations into her (usually it's a she) life. Hijinks ensue, with the human often playing the part of the OnlySaneMan.
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* The stereotypical Gerita story. One day, Germany finally realises he feels romantic feelings for Italy, tries to woo him, fails because Italy says "I'm waiting for someone" (HRE). Germany angsts until Prussia/Hungary/Austria/Whoever tells him he is Holy Rome! He tells Ita-chan, and they live happily ever after.
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* The stereotypical Gerita story. One day, Germany finally realises he feels romantic feelings for Italy, tries to woo him, fails because Italy says "I'm waiting for someone" (HRE). Germany angsts until Prussia/Hungary/Austria/Whoever tells him he is Holy Rome! He tells Ita-chan, and they live happily ever after.after.
* Even though, in series, Prussia continues to exist past his country's dissolution, many fanfics go the vein of Prussia dying and his friends and family mourning him. In addition, there's a line of fanfiction in which there is only allowed to be one representative for Italy, and one Vargas brother (usually Romano) must disappear.
* Even though, in series, Prussia continues to exist past his country's dissolution, many fanfics go the vein of Prussia dying and his friends and family mourning him. In addition, there's a line of fanfiction in which there is only allowed to be one representative for Italy, and one Vargas brother (usually Romano) must disappear.
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* The ''APH'' fandom is infamous for its [[MisterSeahorse Mpreg]]. Any geographic or administrative region could potentially have its own personification, and for some fanfic writers, there's no better way to HandWave in an OC than by having two characters go to town. America tends to get this treatment most often, but search in the right place and you will find Mpreg for any and every Hetalian.
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* The ''APH'' fandom is infamous for its [[MisterSeahorse Mpreg]]. Any geographic or administrative region could potentially have its own personification, and for some fanfic writers, there's no better way to HandWave in an OC than by having two characters go to town. America tends to get this treatment most often, but search Search in the right place and you will find Mpreg for any and every Hetalian.
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* A wave of "[[BrokenMasquerade Human-Finds-Out-About-Nations]]" fics has emerged on some websites. Depending on who writes it, this could be seen as either a good thing or something very, [[ItGotWorse VERY]] [[DarkFic wrong]].
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* A wave of "[[BrokenMasquerade Human-Finds-Out-About-Nations]]" fics has emerged on some websites. Depending on who writes it, this could be seen as either a good thing or something very, [[ItGotWorse VERY]] [[DarkFic VERY wrong]].
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* A wave of "Human-Finds-Out-About-Nations" fics has emerged on some websites.
* The sterotypical Gerita story. One day, Germany finally realises he feels romantic feelings for Italy, tries to woo him, fails because Italy says "I'm waiting for someone" (HRE). Germany angsts until Prussia/Hungary/Austria/Whoever tells him he is Holy Rome! He tells Ita-chan, and they live happily ever after.
* The sterotypical Gerita story. One day, Germany finally realises he feels romantic feelings for Italy, tries to woo him, fails because Italy says "I'm waiting for someone" (HRE). Germany angsts until Prussia/Hungary/Austria/Whoever tells him he is Holy Rome! He tells Ita-chan, and they live happily ever after.
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* AU fics in general are pretty common, normally coming in the form of AlternateHistory, ForWantOfANail and/or DarkFic. Seeing how the characters (and their relationships/sanity) would be like in the future or had events played out differently from real life does allow writers certain freedoms with research.
* A wave of"Human-Finds-Out-About-Nations" "[[BrokenMasquerade Human-Finds-Out-About-Nations]]" fics has emerged on some websites.
websites. Depending on who writes it, this could be seen as either a good thing or something very, [[ItGotWorse VERY]] [[DarkFic wrong]].
* Thesterotypical stereotypical Gerita story. One day, Germany finally realises he feels romantic feelings for Italy, tries to woo him, fails because Italy says "I'm waiting for someone" (HRE). Germany angsts until Prussia/Hungary/Austria/Whoever tells him he is Holy Rome! He tells Ita-chan, and they live happily ever after.
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* There is also a developing trend in the form of "blogs": that is, a country is forced to/secretly wants to make a blog and in the same vein as the letters fanfictions, answers the comments "posted" to the character's blog while at the same time providing an excerpt about that particular character's day or current thoughts, much like an actual blog.
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* There is There's also a developing trend in the form of "blogs": that is, in others words: a country is forced to/secretly wants to make a blog and in the same vein as the letters fanfictions, answers the comments "posted" to the character's blog while at the same time providing an excerpt about that particular character's day or current thoughts, much like an actual blog.
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* There is also a developing trend in the form of "blogs": that is, a country is forced to/secretly wants to make a blog and in the same vein as the letters fanfictions, answers the comments "posted" to the character's blog.
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* There is also a developing trend in the form of "blogs": that is, a country is forced to/secretly wants to make a blog and in the same vein as the letters fanfictions, answers the comments "posted" to the character's blog while at the same time providing an excerpt about that particular character's day or current thoughts, much like an actual blog.
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* There is also a developing trend in the form of "blogs": that is, a country is forced to/secretly wants to make a blog and in the same vein as the letters fanfictions, answers the comments "posted" to the character's blog.
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* The "Letters" trend: characters answering fanmail being sent to them (via reviews by readers). The strange thing about this is the fact that A) these typically don't require/have an actual plot, and B) interactive fanfic is actually against the rules on FF.net, but they manage to make up a VERY prevalent chunk of the ''APH'' category there. Occasionally DidNotDoTheResearch shows up, since some feature countries/cities/places that the authors do not hail from/have been to.
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* The "Letters" trend: characters answering fanmail being sent to them (via reviews by readers). The strange thing about this is the fact that A) these typically don't require/have an actual plot, and B) interactive fanfic is actually against the rules on FF.net, but they manage to make up a VERY prevalent chunk of the ''APH'' category there. Occasionally DidNotDoTheResearch sloppy research shows up, since some feature countries/cities/places that the authors do not hail from/have been to.
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* The sterotypical Gerita story. One day, Germany finally realises he feels romantic feelings for Italy, tries to woo him, fails because Italy says "I'm waiting for someone" (HRE). Germany angsts until Prussia/Hungary/Austria/Whoever tells him he is Holy Rome! He tells Ita-chan, and they live happily ever after.
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* AU fanfics with the characters rewritten as ordinary people instead of countries are especially common, since they allow the author to write certain pairings/situations without any of the political/historical stickiness.
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* AU fanfics with the characters rewritten as ordinary people instead of countries are especially common, since they allow the author to write certain pairings/situations without any of the political/historical stickiness.stickiness.
* A wave of "Human-Finds-Out-About-Nations" fics has emerged on some websites.
* A wave of "Human-Finds-Out-About-Nations" fics has emerged on some websites.
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''Hetalia'' fandom is full of works regarding current and past politics and unions. This is (obviously) pretty much only feasible in this continuity, considering that the show is about [[MoeAnthropomorphism personified countries]].
* The "Letters" trend: characters answering fanmail being sent to them (via reviews by readers). The strange thing about this is the fact that A) these typically don't require/have an actual plot, and B) interactive fanfic is actually against the rules on FF.net, but they manage to make up a VERY prevalent chunk of the ''APH'' category there. Occasionally DidNotDoTheResearch shows up, since some feature countries/cities/places that the authors do not hail from/have been to.
* An ''APH'' fanfic writer's motto could practically be "If you look hard enough, any pairing can be historical." And it's generally true.
* The ''APH'' fandom is infamous for its [[MisterSeahorse Mpreg]]. Any geographic or administrative region could potentially have its own personification, and for some fanfic writers, there's no better way to HandWave in an OC than by having two characters go to town. America tends to get this treatment most often, but search in the right place and you will find Mpreg for any and every Hetalian.
* AU fanfics with the characters rewritten as ordinary people instead of countries are especially common, since they allow the author to write certain pairings/situations without any of the political/historical stickiness.
* The "Letters" trend: characters answering fanmail being sent to them (via reviews by readers). The strange thing about this is the fact that A) these typically don't require/have an actual plot, and B) interactive fanfic is actually against the rules on FF.net, but they manage to make up a VERY prevalent chunk of the ''APH'' category there. Occasionally DidNotDoTheResearch shows up, since some feature countries/cities/places that the authors do not hail from/have been to.
* An ''APH'' fanfic writer's motto could practically be "If you look hard enough, any pairing can be historical." And it's generally true.
* The ''APH'' fandom is infamous for its [[MisterSeahorse Mpreg]]. Any geographic or administrative region could potentially have its own personification, and for some fanfic writers, there's no better way to HandWave in an OC than by having two characters go to town. America tends to get this treatment most often, but search in the right place and you will find Mpreg for any and every Hetalian.
* AU fanfics with the characters rewritten as ordinary people instead of countries are especially common, since they allow the author to write certain pairings/situations without any of the political/historical stickiness.