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Sonic the Hedgehog: Best of Shadow Cover

Art: Natalie Haines

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all drawings i did in this style in past several months

was there one which you liked and if yes - which one and why?

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Mayuge day~

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Four brothers stand in their bedroom. It just so happens that they are British.

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I absolutely love the meme art in Hetalia. I never thought I’d see official art of the Vine/meme of the boy playing the trumpet at the girl.

Sibling shenanigans💔✨

I was told there’s actually a lot of memey official art, but I haven’t been lucky enough to find it 💔

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Wales sketch ❣️❣️ world don't fw the UK bros like I do 🙏🙏

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I love these designs so much! I like how their clothes reference British punk fashion. I'm so happy we got more UK bros content 🤩

THEYRE HERE!! THEYRE HERE!! OHH THEYRE PERFECT

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Hello, Hetalia fandom ‼️

It can be difficult to find certain Hetalia episodes, so I’ve compiled every Hetalia episode (sub and dub) into a Google Drive, alongside navigation docs for easy searching. Every episode is on here, including the movie and OVAs for both sub and dub. Happy watching :)

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OK, so it's been a while since I did any Hetalia ideas/headcanons. Watching Celebrity SAS has given me the idea to imagine what I think the UK bros and Ireland would be like if they had to compete!

P.S. This is also on my X- @miraculousmitzi.

A thread 👇

England:

- Fairly decent contestant. May display some slight hesitation, particularly at the start, in some tasks, but it is strategic and methodical.

- Has a 'get on with it' attitude in general.

-Is made the 'leader'.

-Absolutely detests being shouted at and bossed about.

NI:

-Crying, throwing up, ready to quit.

-Gets shouted at a lot, and can't help but take it personally, especially for fidgeting.

-A lot of hesitation and second guessing in tasks.

-Complains about the food, the weather, etc.

- Helps with the cleaning and dishes.

ROI:

-Like NI, he'd definitely cry and panic over tasks. Particularly at the start. But once he's locked in, he's a strong competitor.

-Is a public favourite.

-His energy is infectious, and the other teammates love him.

-Helps with cooking and the chickens.

-Will scream.

Scotland:

-A total mad lad. No hesitation, dives right into tasks, and passes each and every one.

-Would win the show.

- Pragmatic, thorough, and an eye for detail. A strong contestant alongside England.

-Secretly the favourite.

- In charge of cooking.

-Like a dad to others.

Wales:

-Absolutely petrified. Would definitely shed some tears over some tasks, and when screamed at.

- Very supportive of his team, almost like a mother figure.

-Would definitely throw up with nerves.

- In charge of the chickens and helps with cleaning.

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Hetalia headcanon time! Here are some potential names I think the UK bros (aside from England, who has a canon name) and Ireland could have. Please note, these are also on my X account.

1. Scotland first names:

Alistair/Alasdair (gaelic spelling): meaning "defending men," which can relate to Scotland's strength and the battles throughout his history, most notably with England. It could also relate to his desire to protect his younger brothers as an elder sibling (though he'd never admit this outright, of course).

Hamish: meaning "supplanter" and "replacement." This name could be related to Scotland's desire to gain independence, taking the reigns for his own people from Arthur and ruling over his lands, thus replacing Arthur's control in this regard.

Scotland surnames:

MacDougal/Mac Dubhghaill (gaelic): meaning "son of Dougal" and "dark stranger." This can be tied to Scotland's outward appearance. On the outside, he looks stern and almost unapproachable but is actually noted to be rather sociable.

Robertson: meaning "son of Robert" and "bright fame." This surname could be used as a reference to Robert the Bruce, a former king of Scotland known from freeing Scotland from English rule at one time.

2. Wales first names:

Medwyn: meaning "strong friend," which relates to his friendly personality and his close relationship with England (it is noted he believes that he understands Arthur best due to the time they've spent together over the years).

Arwyn: meaning "very fair" which could be used to describe the colour of his hair and how, well, at least I envision, he acts as a mediator in many arguments in the UK household.

Wales surnames:

Davies: meaning "son of David" and one of the more common surnames in Wales. This could also be used as a reference to St. David, Wales's patron saint.

Pritchard: meaning "son of Richard", a somewhat common Welsh surname in Wales.

3. N. Ireland first names:

Cian: meaning "ancient" or "enduring." It could be used to refer to his land's rich history and how much he and his people have endured over the years.

Eoghan: an Irish name which can mean "youth", which would directly relate to his age as a relatively new nation (particularly if his birth is pin pointed as taking place during the Ulster plantation).

Oliver: meaning "olive tree," which is long thought to be a symbol of peace. This could be used as a reference to Northern Ireland's longing for peace.

N.Ireland surnames:

Wilson: Taken from the name 'William' and can be used as a reference to William of Orange, a further reference to Northern Ireland's protestant history - the Orange order is named after him.

Smith: Refers to someone who "works with metal", which can be used as a reference to Northern Ireland's shipping industry (think the Titanic) and how one of Northern Ireland's exports is machinery.

4. Ireland first names:

Cathal: meaning "battle" and "rule," which can be used as a reference to Ireland's fight for independence and his turbulent history with England.

Dáithí: meaning "swiftness" or "nimbleness," which can be used as a small reference to his physicality; I envision him to partake in a lot of dancing and to be quite capable in physical combat.

Ireland surnames:

O'Callaghan: meaning "lover of churches," referring to Ireland's strong religious history and how religion is still a strong presence in modern Ireland. It can also mean "bright headed," which can be a reference to his intelligence.

McCarthy: meaning "loving," which, judging on his emotions and actions so far, I'd say Ireland has a lot of love in his heart.

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This is Charles. He wants to go on a journey around tumblr. could you show him around?

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Anybody care for some little ponies?

Made the sonic one a couple days ago and ended up loving it, so now there's a tails and Amy to match, making an AU I suppose. Enjoy!

Edit: realized an AU needs a name, I've decided on

"MLP: Friendship got Faster"

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#hetalia headcanon's concerning Ireland (as always, these can also be found on my X account):

1. America gifted Ireland a box of Lucky Charms when they first released, insisting Ireland have a bowl immediately while he watched excitedly, since he loved them. Unfortunately, Ireland wasn't a fan and all the sugar gave him a stomach ache.

2. Ireland has a passion for writing, with a particular love of poetry. He publishes books under a peusdomyn and is actually quite a popular author in his homeland. In fact, some fans have set up an online page dedicated to unmasking his identity!

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he likes himself

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not me starting to enjoy painting backgrounds all of a sudden.

I’ve been screaming about Liet stepping into the water when it’s probably very cold but Lat might be the real madman lying on the wet forest ground like that.

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