It's not every day England accidentally traps the nations in one of Japan's new Pokémon games. So they're stuck in an unknown world. No problem. And they're split up. Nothing new. And they're Pokémon. A minor inconvenience…So why does everything seem more lifelike than it should be? And why aren't things happening according to their programming? Is this all really just a game?

Based on a Tumblr headcanon: "Nations can have children, but most don't live past the age of eleven and are very sickly." Freedom Amelia Brandt is one such child, but she's very lucky to be celebrating her 12th birthday in three days. Her early birthday present is going to the White House with her class and seeing someone she only knows from pictures-her daddy, Alfred F. Jones.

These people considered themselves damaged and alone. But what if one day they found purpose in their lives, one day they became the personification of their home. What will the world do with these new 'Nations? And will these 'broken' people be able to help one another to live again? Characters are gender-swapped. Multiple pairings and groups.

Petunia married a biochemist, and Harry grew up reading science and science fiction. Then came the Hogwarts letter, and a world of intriguing new possibilities to exploit. And new friends, like Hermione Granger, and Professor McGonagall, and Professor Quirrell... COMPLETE.

Frederick the 2nd loved poetry ever since he's heard of its name. One day, while escaping the brutality of his father once more, he discovers something . . . a man . . . with white hair . . . something that he's familiar's with already! But who IS he? Completed

You think your mother's extreme couponing is crazy? Think again! The countries have absurd (and hilarious) money making schemes when they're short on cash. They'll even go to extreme measures to do it. The golden rule of this story: If possible, don't spend money to make money. Ch 32-34: It's up to mall cops Romano and Germany to stop country shoplifters in a mall.

Ever think that a world meeting reminds you of a nature program, well it does for England. Rated T for the hell of it. For safety reasons, do not eat whilst reading as I can't give the Heimlich Maneuver through the internet. Also electronic devises have been know to be lobbed across the room due to laughter. You have been warned.

Canada, France and America move to a city which is not what it seems. Canada befriends a creepy albino who doesn't eat, America crushes on a British prick who is too perfect to be human, and France suspects nothing. Vampire/ghost AU - PruCan and UsUk

Iceland has tried to do a lot of things in his sad, hipster life. Here are 100 things that he cant do. Ever. Again.

Arthur Kirkland is sick of war and sick of the death that surrounds him. And he can't stand killing on a day reserved for peace. T for language and violence. I don't own hetalia.

It's WWIII and in the final battle, one nation goes up against the enemy of the world. Contains character death, blood and FACE family moments. Inspired by the song "Prototype" by Chiaki Ishikawa.

Economical problems causes England to think outside of the box, capturing Italy to get some money out of Germany. This will surely solve the problem and with Italy being so weak it's sure to be easy..What England doesn't know, is italy sees his TRUE problem. The problem he's been trying to hide for so long. Italy x Germany. America x england

"And with every breath he takes, with every smile he fakes, Alfred F. Jones hopes that no one ever finds out. He will do anything to ensure that his people are safe. Anything. Freedom will be protected at all costs."