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The thirty-fifth episode of '''Hetalia: Axis Powers''' was broadcast on September 18, 2009. It adapts the stories '''Fly, Canada-san, Fly!''' and '''France-nii-chan and the Olympian Romance''' from volume 2 of the published manga.
   
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==Plot Summary==
The thirty-fifth episode of '''Axis Powers Hetalia''' was broadcast on September 21st, 2009. It adapts the stories '''Fly, Canada-san, Fly!''' and '''France-nii-chan and the Olympian Romance''' from volume 2 of the published manga.
 
 
===Fly, Canada-san, Fly! (Part 1)===
 
[[England]], [[Japan]], [[America]], [[France]], [[Russia]], [[Italy]] and [[Germany]] are ready to start the G8 meeting, but there's someone missing.
   
 
America reminds England that he believes in 'things-that-aren't-really-there' and tries to convince him it's his imagination. England counts them off, but there's only seven nations. All the nations start wondering who is missing when someone bursts through the door. It's [[Canada]], who starts apologizing for being late to the G8 meeting. It appears, though, that no one knew he was missing, but Japan informs Canada that 'they were all waiting for him', which seems to make Canada happy. Of course, everyone else doesn't seem to know or remember who he is...
   
 
===France-niichan and the Olympian Romance===
 
France takes a walk, trying to clear his mind of Germany, the two Italies, England, and America, when he stumbles upon someone digging. It's [[Greece]], and he's digging in his backyard for things his mother ([[List of minor characters in Axis Powers Hetalia#Ancient Greece|Ancient Greece]]) left behind. He starts telling France about his backyard and the Olympics, but France doesn't seem very interested. That is, until Greece tells him about the Olympics and how naked men wrestle. France is suddenly very interested in the Olympics. He's now so excited he tells the other nations about it.
   
 
France stands around (butt naked) admiring the Olympic stadium.
== Fly, Canada-san, Fly! (Part 1) ==
 
England, Japan, America, France, Russia, Italy and Germany are ready to start the G8 meeting, but there's someone missing.
 
   
 
England is the first to arrive and begins screaming about France's nudity. The shot expands to show France's naked buttocks, and England asks what the hell he is doing standing around naked. France turns around, his penis cleverly covered by a fig leaf, and tells England that he's supposed to be naked, while proceeding to walk over and begin removing England's clothing.
America reminds England that he believes in 'things-that-aren't-really-there' and tries to convince him it's his imagination. England counts them off, but there's only seven nations.  All the nations start wondering who is missing when someone bursts through the door.  It's Canada, who starts apologizing for being late to the G8 meeting.   It appears, though, that no one knew he was missing, but Japan informs Canada that 'they were all waiting for him', which seems to make Canada happy.  Of course, everyone else doesn't seem to know or remember who he is...
 
   
 
England resists as much as he can, but France keeps up his harassment until a bullet whizzes by. Everything stops as [[Switzerland]] comes into the picture, very displeased with France's shamelessness.
== France-niichan and the Olympian Romance ==
 
France takes a walk, trying to clear his mind of Germany, the two Italies, England, and America, when he stumbles upon someone digging.  It's Greece, and he's digging in his backyard for things his mother (Ancient Greece) left behind.  He starts telling France about his backyard and the Olympics, but France doesn't seem very interested.  That is, until Greece tells him about the Olympics and how naked men wrestle.  France is suddenly very interested in the Olympics.  He's now so excited he tells the other nations about it.
 
 
France stands around (butt naked) admiring the Olympic stadium.
 
 
England is the first to arrive and begins screaming about France's nudity.  The shot expands to show France's naked buttocks, and England asks what the hell he is doing standing around naked.  France turns around, his genitals covered by a fig leaf, and tells England that he's supposed to be naked, while proceeding to walk over and begin removing England's clothing.
 
 
England resists as much as he can, but France keeps up his harassment until a bullet whizzes by.  Everything stops as Switzerland comes into the picture, very displeased with France's shamelessness.
 
   
 
France is then dragged off by a policeman, still trying to plead his case of 'but I'm meant to be naked', in which the policeman replies by telling him that the times have changed.
 
France is then dragged off by a policeman, still trying to plead his case of 'but I'm meant to be naked', in which the policeman replies by telling him that the times have changed.
   
== Fly, Canada-san, Fly! (Part 2 - after the credits) ==
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===Fly, Canada-san, Fly! (Part 2 - after the credits)===
Making his debut anime appearance, Cuba torments Canada, who he mistakes for America.
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Making his debut anime appearance, [[Cuba]] torments Canada, who he mistakes for America. An upset Canada (uttering a 'Maple') tells Cuba he is not America. Cuba is confused, so Canada goes into a passionate rant into how he is not America. Cuba is still not convinced, and the episode ends with Canada terrified.
   
 
==Character Appearances==
An upset Canada (uttering a 'Maple') tells Cuba he is not America.
 
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*[[Italy]]
 
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*[[Germany]]
Cuba is confused, so Canada goes into a passionate rant into how he is not America.
 
 
*[[Japan]]
 
 
*[[America]]
Cuba is still not convinced, and the episode ends with Canada terrified.
 
 
*[[England|England/UK]]
 
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*[[France]]
== Character Appearances ==
 
 
*[[Russia]]
 
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*[[Greece]]
*[[Feliciano Vargas|North Italy]]
 
*[[Ludwig|Germany]]
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*[[Switzerland]]
 
*[[South Italy|Romano]] (cameo in France's mind)
*[[Alfred F.Jones|America]]
 
*[[Noriaki Sugiyama|England/UK]]
 
*[[Francis Bonnefoy|France]]
 
*[[Heracles Karpusi|Greece]]
 
*[[Kiku Honda|Japan]]
 
*[[Vash Zwingli|Switzerland]]
 
*[[Ivan Braginski|Russia]]
 
*[[Lovino Vargas|South Italy (Romano)]] (cameo in France's mind)
 
 
*[[Cuba]]
 
*[[Cuba]]
*[[Matthew Williams|Canada]]
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*[[Canada]]
 
*A policeman
 
*A policeman
 
*A young woman (whom Canada runs past)
 
*A young woman (whom Canada runs past)
   
== Voice Cast ==
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==Voice Cast==
 
*Italy: [[Daisuke Namikawa]]
 
*North Italy: [[Daisuke Namikawa]]
 
 
*Germany: [[Hiroki Yasumoto]]
 
*Germany: [[Hiroki Yasumoto]]
 
*America, Canada: [[Katsuyuki Konishi]]
 
*America, Canada: [[Katsuyuki Konishi]]
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*France: [[Masaya Onosaka]]
 
*France: [[Masaya Onosaka]]
 
*Greece: [[Atsushi Kousaka]]
 
*Greece: [[Atsushi Kousaka]]
*Japan, Cuba: [[Hiroki Takahashi]]
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*Japan, Cuba: [[Hiroki Takahashi]]
 
*Switzerland: [[Romi Paku|Romi Park]]
 
*Switzerland: [[Romi Paku|Romi Park]]
*Policeman: 
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*Policeman: [[Takahiro Mizushima]]
   
== Trivia ==
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===English Dub Cast===
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*Italy: [[Todd Haberkorn]]
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*Germany: [[Patrick Seitz]]
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*America, Canada: [[Eric Vale]]
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*Britain: [[Scott Freeman]]
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*Russia: [[Jerry Jewell]]
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*France: [[J. Michael Tatum]]
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*Greece: [[Vic Mignogna]]
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*Japan: [[Christopher Bevins]]
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*Switzerland: [[John Burgmeier]]
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*Cuba: [[Bob Carter]]
   
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==Trivia==
 
*This episode features a new [[eyecatch]], with the featured character being Canada.
 
*This episode features a new [[eyecatch]], with the featured character being Canada.
 
*In the original webcomic, France's front is covered by his trademark rose instead of the fig leaf used in this episode.
 
*In the original webcomic, France's front is covered by his trademark rose instead of the fig leaf used in this episode.
*In the original strips, after France tells everyone about the Olypmics, Italy and Finland seems to like the idea, while others are a bit hesitant. This was left out of the episode.
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*In the original strips, after France tells everyone about the Olympics, Italy and [[Finland]] seem to like the idea while others are a bit hesitant. This was left out of the episode.
*After Cuba torments Canada, he later comes back to apologize and make a peace offering of ice cream with an invitation to his country. When Canada visits (with a tacky Hawaiian shirt) Cuba mistakes him for America again. This was left out of this episode, and it is yet to be confirmed if it will be shown at all.
 
 
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Latest revision as of 22:59, 3 December 2017

Episode 35

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EP35
Episode # 35
Air Date September 18th, 2009
Length (5:00)
Prev Episode Episode 34
Next Episode Episode 36: Why Americans Love Spring


The thirty-fifth episode of Hetalia: Axis Powers was broadcast on September 18, 2009. It adapts the stories Fly, Canada-san, Fly! and France-nii-chan and the Olympian Romance from volume 2 of the published manga.

Plot Summary

Fly, Canada-san, Fly! (Part 1)

England, Japan, America, France, Russia, Italy and Germany are ready to start the G8 meeting, but there's someone missing.

America reminds England that he believes in 'things-that-aren't-really-there' and tries to convince him it's his imagination. England counts them off, but there's only seven nations. All the nations start wondering who is missing when someone bursts through the door. It's Canada, who starts apologizing for being late to the G8 meeting. It appears, though, that no one knew he was missing, but Japan informs Canada that 'they were all waiting for him', which seems to make Canada happy. Of course, everyone else doesn't seem to know or remember who he is...

France-niichan and the Olympian Romance

France takes a walk, trying to clear his mind of Germany, the two Italies, England, and America, when he stumbles upon someone digging. It's Greece, and he's digging in his backyard for things his mother (Ancient Greece) left behind. He starts telling France about his backyard and the Olympics, but France doesn't seem very interested. That is, until Greece tells him about the Olympics and how naked men wrestle. France is suddenly very interested in the Olympics. He's now so excited he tells the other nations about it.

France stands around (butt naked) admiring the Olympic stadium.

England is the first to arrive and begins screaming about France's nudity. The shot expands to show France's naked buttocks, and England asks what the hell he is doing standing around naked. France turns around, his penis cleverly covered by a fig leaf, and tells England that he's supposed to be naked, while proceeding to walk over and begin removing England's clothing.

England resists as much as he can, but France keeps up his harassment until a bullet whizzes by. Everything stops as Switzerland comes into the picture, very displeased with France's shamelessness.

France is then dragged off by a policeman, still trying to plead his case of 'but I'm meant to be naked', in which the policeman replies by telling him that the times have changed.

Fly, Canada-san, Fly! (Part 2 - after the credits)

Making his debut anime appearance, Cuba torments Canada, who he mistakes for America. An upset Canada (uttering a 'Maple') tells Cuba he is not America. Cuba is confused, so Canada goes into a passionate rant into how he is not America. Cuba is still not convinced, and the episode ends with Canada terrified.

Character Appearances

Voice Cast

English Dub Cast

Trivia

  • This episode features a new eyecatch, with the featured character being Canada.
  • In the original webcomic, France's front is covered by his trademark rose instead of the fig leaf used in this episode.
  • In the original strips, after France tells everyone about the Olympics, Italy and Finland seem to like the idea while others are a bit hesitant. This was left out of the episode.