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| + | The forty-ninth episode of '''Hetalia: Axis Powers''' was broadcast on December 25, 2009. It adapts some of '''Japan And The Footsteps Of Westernization''', along with another strip of '''Fly, Canada-san, Fly!'''. |
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| + | ===Japan and the Footsteps of Westernization=== |
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| + | This episode follows the process of [[Japan]]'s westernization. It begins with [[France]] visiting Japan. Japan is reluctant to meet France at first, and is only coaxed out of his room by the promise of a cute kitten to play with. After accepting westernization, however, Japan attempts to copy everything that France does, and is eventually tricked into saying that France is 'cool'. |
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| + | ===Elasticity is Also One of Their Skills=== |
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| + | Japan also tries to hone his clairvoyance senses in this episode. Some young Japanese children call him over and tell him they're trying to see of they have a sixth sense. Japan gives it a try, and perceives over-worked manga-ka stressing over deadlines. He tells the kids he saw nothing when they ask. |
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| + | ===Canada-san and the One-Sided Goodwill=== |
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| + | [[Canada]], in an attempt to distinguish himself from [[America]], follows some advice given to him by [[Creatures of Hetalia#Kumajirou|Kumajirou]] and draws a maple leaf on his forehead. He goes to show America that he is now distinguishable from him, but is cut off mid-sentence by America slapping a sticker of the American flag over his maple leaf. When asks what just happened, America tells him he just got awesome. |
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| + | ===Post-Credits Teaser=== |
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| + | America says he's visiting Japan and will be teaching him an American game. |
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| + | A note reads "To be continued". |
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| + | ==Character Appearances== |
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| + | *[[Japan]] |
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| + | *[[France]] |
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| + | *[[America]] |
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| + | *[[Canada]] |
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| + | *[[Creatures of Hetalia#Kumajirou|Kumajirou]] |
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| + | *Young Japanese children |
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| + | *Japanese politician (who tries to bring Japan out of his room) |
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| + | ==Voice Cast== |
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| + | *Japan: [[Hiroki Takahashi]] |
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| + | *America, Canada: [[Katsuyuki Konishi]] |
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| + | *France: [[Masaya Onosaka]] |
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| + | *Kumajirou and young girl: [[Ai Iwamura]] |
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| + | ===English Dub Cast=== |
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| + | *Japan: [[Christopher Bevins]] |
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| + | *America, Canada: [[Eric Vale]] |
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| + | *France: [[J. Michael Tatum]] |
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| + | ==Trivia== |
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| + | *This episode uses America's version of [[Marukaite Chikyuu]] for the ending credits.<includeonly> |
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Latest revision as of 12:41, 7 January 2018
| Episode 49 {{{japanese}}} | |
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| Episode # | 49 |
| Air Date | December 25, 2009 |
| Length | (5:00) |
| Prev Episode | Episode 48 |
| Next Episode | Episode 50 |
The forty-ninth episode of Hetalia: Axis Powers was broadcast on December 25, 2009. It adapts some of Japan And The Footsteps Of Westernization, along with another strip of Fly, Canada-san, Fly!.
Plot Summary
Japan and the Footsteps of Westernization
This episode follows the process of Japan's westernization. It begins with France visiting Japan. Japan is reluctant to meet France at first, and is only coaxed out of his room by the promise of a cute kitten to play with. After accepting westernization, however, Japan attempts to copy everything that France does, and is eventually tricked into saying that France is 'cool'.
Elasticity is Also One of Their Skills
Japan also tries to hone his clairvoyance senses in this episode. Some young Japanese children call him over and tell him they're trying to see of they have a sixth sense. Japan gives it a try, and perceives over-worked manga-ka stressing over deadlines. He tells the kids he saw nothing when they ask.
Canada-san and the One-Sided Goodwill
Canada, in an attempt to distinguish himself from America, follows some advice given to him by Kumajirou and draws a maple leaf on his forehead. He goes to show America that he is now distinguishable from him, but is cut off mid-sentence by America slapping a sticker of the American flag over his maple leaf. When asks what just happened, America tells him he just got awesome.
America says he's visiting Japan and will be teaching him an American game.
A note reads "To be continued".
Character Appearances
- Japan
- France
- America
- Canada
- Kumajirou
- Young Japanese children
- Japanese politician (who tries to bring Japan out of his room)
Voice Cast
- Japan: Hiroki Takahashi
- America, Canada: Katsuyuki Konishi
- France: Masaya Onosaka
- Kumajirou and young girl: Ai Iwamura
English Dub Cast
- Japan: Christopher Bevins
- America, Canada: Eric Vale
- France: J. Michael Tatum
Trivia
- This episode uses America's version of Marukaite Chikyuu for the ending credits.