Hetalia - Season 1

Season 1
Hetalia Axis Powers
Episodes

Meeting of the World

WWI

WWI is Over

Meet Japan

Shouting S.O.S at the Center of the World!

Roasting Marshmallows

Introducing Romano

Italy Kidnapped

Allied Forces Meeting

France Reflects

Holy Roman Empire Ultimatum

England, I Have Something to Tell You

Summoning the Devil

Supermarket Chaos

Strange Foreign Culture and Behaviors

China Meets Japan

America's Storage Room Cleaning, Part 1

The Allied Forces Make Their Move

Top Secret Plans

America's Storage Room Cleaning, Part 2

Sealand

Holy Roman Empire Departs for War

Liechtenstein and Italy's Embarrassing Situation

Switzerland and Liechtenstein Run into Austria

England Raises the Young America

Busby's Chair
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