#England's disappearance

[coralcatsea]

HetaGame List:

Unfinished vs Complete

There aren't many lists or wikis that clearly list the games' statuses. Most say "ongoing" even if they're discontinued, and I can't easily find the last update.

So I did some digging to try and figure out which games were complete, discontinued/abandoned, or ongoing (meaning the creator is active). I also tried to figure out which were unplayable.

However, I couldn't figure out all of them, so if I made a mistake or you have information on one that I don't, please let me know!

Unfinished:

HetaOni (Tomoyoshi/Pianodream) (discontinued)

RomaHeta (Tomoyoshi) (unplayable, discontinued)

Escape from Siberia (Miryuha) (discontinued)

HetaHospital (Atomic-Crayon)

Hetalia Islands (Jezzica95)

Hetapocalypse (Schwer-von-Begriff) (unplayable, discontinued)

England's Disappearance (Maggy-Neworld)

Reconditis Mysterium de Olympus (MsEirtaku) (ongoing)

Mnemophobia (Asahi)

HetaGeist by (Atomic-Crayon) (discontinued)

HetaFear (Atomic-Crayon)

Project Espanya (Quasi-Harkness)

HetaOrigin: Redraw the World (Jpopkitty)

Ibtalia (Mayburger) (discontinued)

Complete:

Dreamtalia (Kyokoon64)

Lincantropo (Itou Itsuki)

HetaFire (LeanneVlogzFilmz)

Blood of the Rose (animeArtluvr469)

Imaginary Nightmare (KingDespair)

Hetalia Floral Orchestra (Dream-thunder)

Hetà: The Last Age (Acquazzone)

Cancel a Format (Tomoyoshi)

Late For A Very Important Date (FandomDrowning)

Hetaipseity (Lilica)

Freedom (MapleSweater)

HetaOni (Cookie) (remake of the og w/ fanmade ending)

[royaltea000]

This man has no idea how close he is at all times to being attic wifed

[archivist-crow]

WANDERING WOMEN

In 1879, Anna Moran Fellows of Cambridge, Massachusetts, left her husband after three happy years of marriage and vanished without a trace. One day, after twenty years of searching, William Fellows arrived home to discover Anna in the kitchen getting his dinner ready. He never asked her where she had been, and she never offered an explanation for the missing two decades. For the next three years, they again settled down contentedly together. At the end of those three years, Anna disappeared again, could not be found, and never returned.

Also in the late 1800s, from Cornwall, Britain, comes a case of a gentleman hiring a young Zennor girl to be nurse to his child at his home in Newlyn. He warned her never to touch a special box of ointment, which was kept in a certain room that she was not to enter. Eventually, she could resist temptation no longer. While the gentleman was out one day, she did exactly what she was told not to. Guessing that the salve would contain magical properties, she curiously rubbed some on her eyes and wished to know where her master was. Immediately she was transported to "the higher part of the orchard amongst the pixies, where they were having much junketing [festivity and dancing]; and there saw the gentleman whose child she nursed." The young nurse managed to conceal herself from him for a short while, but he did discover her and sent her back to the house with a severe reprimand for disobeying him. Upon returning to the house, she was astounded to discover that "she had been away for twenty years, though she was unchanged." After being paid her wages, she was dismissed. Her only regret was not having experimented with the ointment sooner.

Text from: Almanac of the Infamous, the Incredible, and the Ignored by Juanita Rose Violins, published by Weiser Books, 2009

[the-golden-vanity]

Is there anything that’s stood out to you as different or unexpected the first time you went sailing? Especially if you’ve ever spent long trips out at sea. I’m writing a seafaring character and I’d love to hear any firsthand experience about it 👀✨

Hello, shipmate!

Firstly, I'm honored to be asked such a question. I'm far from an expert, but I suppose crewing a tall ship on the open ocean is an experience few are lucky enough to share in this day and age.

I signed on to the Pride of Baltimore II for a voyage up the coast with the idea that after reading so many books about pirates, whalers, explorers, and other seafarers, and after watching so many movies and TV series set during the Age of Sail, the only way I could feel truly complete was by experiencing the Age of Sail firsthand. I think I told more than one person on Boat Tumblr that this would either fix me or it would make me worse.

...I'd like you to guess which one happened.

Much of what I encountered on the ship was familiar to me from history and fiction. However, what reading and watching movies can never quite capture are the physical sensations. Here are a few:

The ship makes noise. All the time. It's very rhythmic and predictable, and it is constant. Timbers creak, ropes strain; if the wind is variable or unfavorable, the sails flap loudly. Some of my fellow guest crew were bothered by this, but I loved it. At the end of a watch, especially one where a lot of work needed doing, the rhythmic noises and the rocking motion of the ship were just what I needed to fall asleep for the next seven hours, or until I was called up for standby. I understand now what it means to be "rocked in the cradle of the deep."

If your vessel is well-ventilated, your vessel is sinking! When you are belowdecks, you are essentially in a wooden box. If it's warm on deck, it is oppressively hot and stuffy below, and although my berth had a door, I kept it open most of the time to catch what little breeze came through the main hatchway. The temperature cooled down as we sailed north, and was eventually pretty decent, except when the auxiliary engines were on. I can only imagine in the 19th and early 20th centuries, with steam-powered auxiliary engines, it would have been even hotter!

No one knows what day it is on board. Everyone's on watch on a "4 hours on—4 hours off—4 hours standby" schedule, so you're on duty for 8 hours total, split between opposite sides of the 24-hour day, so "days" don't really have much meaning. This would probably also explain why I saw several of my shipmates wearing an outfit multiple days in a row–it just didn't occur to them that it was a different day.

Before you get your sea legs, you will spend a lot of time stumbling around, falling on your ass, holding onto things for dear life. This, I think, is pretty common knowledge. What I don't think is common knowledge is the fact that once you get your sea legs, land feels like it's moving under your feet. While you're fully awake, it goes away pretty quickly. However, I was waking up for days afterward—like, 4 or 5 days afterwards—convinced that my room was rocking like a ship. Deeply strange, but absolutely worth it, since it meant I had been at sea.

That's what I can think of right now! Let me know if you have any other questions, I'm always happy to answer them.

[bleurenyer]

can i req 2p england!! hes a silly guy

Long overdue but here's Oliver!

[saritapaleo]

Archovember 2024 Day 14 - Cuspicephalus scarfi

Cuspicephalus scarfi was a wukongopterid pterosaur from Late Jurassic England. It’s name comes from the Latin cuspis for “point” and the Greek κεφαλή for “head”, and its species name is a reference to Gerald Scarfe who was known for caricatures with very pointy noses (including Margaret Thatcher as the “Torydactyl), and who was also the production designer for Disney’s Hercules. Cuspicephalus scarfi basically means “pointed head which could have been designed by Gerald Scarfe.” Looking at this animal you can probably see the resemblance! Cuspicephalus had a very long, angled skull, most of which was occupied by the air pockets in its fenestra. A low bony crest is present, which was likely the base of a much higher soft tissue crest. Like most other Jurassic pterosaurs, it had sharp interlocking teeth, and likely also had a long ornamented tail. Due to its small size and lightly built skull, it probably fed on small land animals like arthropods and worms.

Cuspicephalus scarfi was found in the Kimmeridge Clay Formation. This was a seaside environment and is known for its many fish, turtle, plesiosaur, and icthyosaur fossils. Other pterosaurs have been found here as well, but from later ages than Cuspicephalus. Other archosaurs would have included the stegosaur Dacentrurus, the iguanodontian Cumnoria, the megalosaurid Torvosaurus, and the thalattosuchians Bathysuchus, Cricosaurus, Dakosaurus, Metriorhynchus, Plesiosuchus, and Torvoneustes.

This art may be used for educational purposes, with credit, but please contact me first for permission before using my art. I would like to know where and how it is being used. If you don’t have something to add that was not already addressed in this caption, please do not repost this art. Thank you!

[cursivebloodlines]

hello you lovely lot <3

first of all is the usual apologies. i submitted my second assignment a few days ago for uni. i should get my marks back by christmas eve, apparently! which is good because we weren't expecting until like next year. anyway. the last few weeks of doing nutrition have been absolute hell and literally for most of this week i'd been up to stupid o'clock trying to finish the damn thing.

anyway, i'm now a week behind on studies which is fun. but there's a 2 week break for christmas coming up, so i plan on catching up then. i had a few nights of just lying in bed watching tv and now i'm back at my desk trying to work on things.

i can only profusely apologise for disappearing for what feels like forever again. i am just always grateful that you're all still willing to write with me and for that i can't thank you guys enough. that being said, i would completely understand if people don't because of how slow i am, that's okay :) and i've ghosted everyone for months probably because i just have 0 energy. but that could be the b12 deficiency i need retesting that haven't had chance to yet

phew. that a mouthful!!! anyway. i'm here, i'm lurking. probs won't get a lot done but i will try :) i'm at my desk where i like the clippyclappy keyboard. just gotta get some inspo so might look on pinterest or reread threads/our ship tags/etc. i just feel like i've been gone so long that my writing is so bad (not that it ever was brilliant to begin with omg) but i haven't written creatively in ages and dlgjslgasdg

i still have memes from like over a year ago. so i might give some of those a whirl to get those juices flowinggggg~ even though the inbox is full, you're more than welcome to send more. i hoard them until you forget you've sent them and when the inspo hits, i love to surprise yous hehehe.

anyway! much love! love you all so much. i hope in 2025 i will be more consistent. anyway, i've been saying that for years and it hasn't happened. but i just wanted you to know that this is me trying <3 at least i'm trying!

hope you're all doing well! much love to you all xxxx

[jeannes-world]

I hope you see this dear British people and try to revolt against your PM.

You can find this post on Instagram and also share it there

[tbhimnoteasyonmyself]

Idk exactly how Phee justified his actions in his head but I, personally, stand with New when he doesn't believe his bullshit excuses bc what part of the plan of infiltrating the group and befriend Jin involved BAREBACKING THAT BOY 3 TIMES IN THE SPAN OF A FEW HOURS?!?

[perenial]

tagged by @vintage-polar to post nine books i want to read in 2025!! restricting myself to a) fiction and b) no new releases bc this list was already hard enough to wrangle lol. thank u izzy!!

can't remember who's done this already so ignore if u have lmao: @oatflatwhite, @judesstfrancis, @eoin-mcgonigal, @gadzooksvol1, @acheronist, @cannibalismpdf, @theparadigmshifts, @malaxis & @pegasusgoat 💞📚💞

[apocalypticdemon]

will truly never be over how 3/4 and 6/8 meters are used in the soundtrack. for all that it's quite heavy on the experimental/electronic style and difficult-to-parse meters, if amy are present, the most audibly metered and waltz-like are paired with sir john. i'm still early in the rewatch, but I'm relatively certain those meters go away shortly thereafter.

[doctorwhoisadhd]

remember when the 5th base was happening and somehow by some miracle don mitchell didnt pick it up???

[trippymockingquake]

Germany🙃….what was this game😐🫤… good job Denmark you all did amazing🙂🥳. All this talent on this team and yet we’re somehow playing like this. Not only can we see there’s a lack of communication on the pitch but there’s so many mistakes happening. This is like watching the US during the WC but worse… I’m thrilled other countries are catching up with those that were at the top for so long but the top countries still have so many talented players that I’m just really confused at this point. This is not just a managerial struggle this is an actual team struggle something isn’t clicking on the pitch and we can literally see it on each players face when a pass is turned over or someone was supposed to be somewhere and wasn’t.

The whole time we’ve been trying to find Popp and get the ball to her which leads us to turnovers or missed shots and I want Popp to score as much as the next person but if she can’t get open enough maybe let’s not pass to her let’s try to find literally any other person.

Missed shots happen cant even be mad at missed shots but I will be a bit grumpy that we called for a ball when we weren’t open�� Like why are we doing that we aren’t open the other team could get it before us especially when there’s not just one opponent but two right there😭.

Defense!!! Where the, excuse my French, BUT WHERE THE FUCK DO YOU ALL KEEP DISAPPEARING TO?!? I swear half of the national teams defenses seem to just keep disappearing in these matches. There might be a total of one player who somehow makes it back to try to defend but the rest are still far behind. It’s the defense that keeps giving me anxiety in these games, midfield is is just out here doing their thing, forwards doing there’s, and then defense that likes to pretend they’re Houdini and preform the disappearing act on their keepers. Babes we can’t keep leaving the keepers like that😭. It’s like a game of chess okay the keeper is your queen and the goal is the king, if the ball gets by it’s checkmate, please protect your queen okay?

And while I love Frohms I’m hoping someone can explain why we don’t play AKB I haven’t seen her in a minute? Also not sure why we call Freigang up but hardly start her or sub her in? I sometimes wonder what would happen if we put the ones we sub-in into the staring line up and then sub-in the ones who would have started to see if it makes much of a difference.

Anyways guess I’ll be grumpy for the rest of this rainy day and type up this paper. Again congrats to Denmark this should be interesting to see who qualifies.

[kil9]

i luv doing what i call "passive breakfast" which is rather than having something that i have to eat in one sitting, finding smth that i can just snack on and pick at for the first 3-4 hours of me being awake

[novuit]

That fucking twat multiplied while i was gone

[wonder-worker]

[Matilda of Boulogne's] thorough integration into the governance of the realm was not repeated in [Eleanor of Aquitaine's] years as queen of England. Eleanor's coronation followed a new model that emphasized the queen as progenitor of royal heirs and subordinate to the king rather than as sharer of royal power. Though Eleanor acted as regent in England between 1156 and 1158 and in Poitou on several occasions from 1165 on, her writs suggest delegated rather than shared royal authority. In England, her power was limited by the lack of lands assigned to her use and by the elaboration of financial and judicial administration. Whereas [Matilda of Boulogne's] inheritance allowed her to play an integral role in politics by securing the Londoners' loyalty and a steady supply of mercenaries, Eleanor's inheritance provided her with more extensive power in Poitou and Aquitaine than in England. Until 1163, Eleanor withdrew funds from the Exchequer by her own writ, but unlike her Anglo-Norman predecessors, she was not a member of its council nor did she issue judgments from the royal court. Eleanor's counsel and diplomatic activities, in contrast to Matilda's, are rarely mentioned. She did, however, encourage the 1159 Toulouse campaign and supported Henry in the Becket affair and the coronation of young Henry. Eleanor was not a prominent curialis; she rarely witnessed Henry's charters or interceded to secure the king's mercy. She did follow in Matilda's footsteps in her promotion of her sons, cultivation of dynastic goals through the Fontevraudian tombs, and patronage that reflected her family's traditions. For Matilda, to be queen encompassed a variety of functions-curialis, diplomat, judge, intercessor, and "regent." Through a combination of factors, Eleanor's role as queen was much more restricted.

— Heather J. Tanner, "Queenship: Office, Custom or Ad Hoc", Eleanor of Aquitaine: Lord and Lady (Edited by Bonnie Wheeler and John Carmi Parsons)