__Nation's name:__ Kongeriket Norge (Kingdom of Norway)  
__Capital:__ Oslo  
__Language:__ Norwegian 
__National flower:__ Heath  

One of the Nordic countries, and seemingly one of the most enigmatic characters in the series. His hair is pale blonde, and he possesses dull, soulless dark blue eyes (similar to Japan’s) as well as a curly ahoge that floats independently beside his head (sometimes accompanied by a small dot). This was said by Hidekaz Himaruya to be because Norway is a “whimsical” type of character, thus the reason why the hair curl is floating and unattached to his head.  He has a younger brother named Iceland whom he’s quite close with. It was confirmed by a DNA test that the two are in fact blood brothers, but even so, Iceland refuses to call Norway “Onii-chan” (Big Brother).   Norway’s self-proclaimed best friend is Denmark, whom he has known since they were children. Denmark seems to be terribly dense, for he does not realize that Norway doesn’t consider them to be close in the slightest. Often times, you can find Norway picking on Denmark, but he’s too oblivious to notice.   His personality is rather mysterious, and he doesn’t talk much or show emotion. He’s apparently very shy around strangers, and is somewhat of a recluse. According to Iceland’s pet puffin, Mr. Puffin, he’s surprisingly snarky. Like England, he is able to interact with and see supernatural creatures. It is because of this that you can sometimes see a little fairy or troll by his side. Also to note is that he speaks in a Tsugaru dialect, and is often seen sporting a barrette shaped like a Nordic Cross on the left side of his head.  Although his official human name has not been decided, Hidekaz Himaruya revealed in a blog post that he has considered “Bjørn,” “Børre,” “Kjetil,” “Knut,” “Lukas,” and “Sigurd” as possible first names with the possible surnames “Bondevik” and “Thomassen.”

The third and fourth seasons of the Hetalia Axis Powers anime. A continuation of the first 2 seasons under a new name, still adapting the online webcomics drawn by Himaruya Hidekaz. 
Based on a popular web-released manga series by Hidekazu Himaruya, this has been described as a "cynical gag" story set in Europe in the years between WW1 and WW2 (1915-1939), using exaggerated caricatures of the different nationalities as portrayed by a gaggle of bish&#333;nen. For example, the Italia Veneziano character is into pasta and women. The Deutsche (German) bishi loves potatoes and sausages, and Nippon is an otaku boy. Installments of the manga have jumped back and forth in setting from the ancient times to modern-day geopolitics. The manga's title comes the Japanese words for "useless" (hetare) and Italy (Italia). 
(Source: ANI)

__Height__: 173 cm
__Hobbies__: Rugby, Scuba diving, and Skiing  

Extra episodes of Hetalia World Series. Includes: 
- Hetalia World Series Fan Disc (3 episodes). 
- Hetalia=Fantasia (1 episode).

The fifth season of Hetalia. 
 
They said it couldn’t happen, but they were as wrong as a stack of pancakes in a cage full of bears! The adorable boys of Hetalia are back with some new friends and a super sparkly new look. 
 
What’s more fun than Germany squatting in a dandelion patch? How about the Axis Boys joining the witchcraft club? Or maybe Russia suffering through a traumatic hamster flashback? Any way you slice the spaghetti, every cute boy enjoys a little quality bath time, and Turkey and Greece can’t wait to start splishing and splashing! Fall in love with this new and improved, sparklelicious season of Hetalia as Belgium throws a mouthwatering waffle party, and America shows off his sweet dance moves! We swear you won’t be disappointed – even when Santa Claus goes missing and Canada (who’s that?) tries to replace him with a polar bear! A POLAR BEAR!? Hetalia, you so cray cray. We’ve missed the squee outta ya! 
 
(Source: Funimation)

Think of it like WWII, except every country is a pretty boy instead. A hilariously stereotypical pretty boy. America loves burgers, Russia is into the vodka, and China has pandas and a wok. It is centered mostly around Italy, who has both a North and South character. The Hetaria portion of the name is probably mocking Italy, as Hetare means "Useless."
