#star canada

[aestum]

(by Lianhao Qu)

[without-ado]

Comet Leonard l optiquevideo l Québec Canada

[khloxxy]

Reference

[hetascanlations]

Hetalia World ☆ Stars - Chapter 509 Original

Translation: spaghettifelice // donamoeba Scanlation: nekotalia // eosonera

[trek-tracks]

I’m not sure when Canada Post obtained a Borg Cube, but I feel that can’t be good.

[ekamy]

Had so much fun at Fan Expo this year! So so glad to have found another ISAT cosplayer too. Apparently there was another Siffrin but I couldn't find them unfortunately. 💔

@insertdisc5 tagging to share with you! 😊

Also as a sidenote, to make the cosplay more breathable I snipped the sleeves of the dark grey turtleneck. So for lols, I present Swole Odile (Swodile):

[dreamyluigi]

hetalia moment

[sufinyaoi]

The brothers real

[prokopetz]

Every time I'm tempted to make fun of Teenage Mutant Hero Turtles I have to remind myself that, as a Canadian kid in the 1980s, I grew up with Star Wars spinoff media that had carefully been scrubbed of any and all Star Wars branding because Canadian broadcast standards at the time prohibited children's media with the word "war" in the title.

[netsue101]

Silly edit

[lemonerix]

hetadoodles :P

[aphicelend]

Some doodles bc I’m kinda artblocked

[khloxxy]

🌻🏒🥞 hockey date

[hetascanlations]

Hetalia World ☆ Stars Volume 7 - Extras

Translation: spaghettifelice // donamoeba Scanlation: lysandre // eosonera

[withnofreetime]

HETALIA ☆ WORLD STARS (529)

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[allthecanadianpolitics]

The original Star Wars film, Star Wars: Episode IV - A New Hope, has been translated into over 50 languages. Norwegian, French, Icelandic, Navajo — and now Ojibway. Dennis Daminos Chartrand, a member of Pine Creek First Nation who voices Darth Vader in the film and helped translate the original text, says he hopes having his language incorporated into the "iconic" film will promote it — not just within his community, but beyond. Chartrand spoke with Day 6 host Brent Bambury ahead of the film's release on the national Indigenous broadcast channel APTN next month, and just days after the death of original Darth Vader actor James Earl Jones. He spoke about his hopes for the film, challenges translating the story into Ojibway and why Star Wars resonates so much with him as an Indigenous person. Here is part of their conversation.

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