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  • tapiocababe16 February 2021
    This was the first time Hetalia got a storyline longer than 5 minutes. If you're a fan of the show, it's pretty entertaining and a bit fanservice-y. Though, the plot wasn't anything special and for some reason, random episodes are thrown in throughout the movie as some sort of commercial break.

    Not a bad movie, it's what you would expect from a satirical show with episodes no longer than 5 minutes.
  • Anyone who knows much about anime knows about Hetalia, this insanely charming series in which countries are person-fied and portrayed with as much stereotype as possible. It's garnered a huge online presence, woth other folks providing Hetalia versions of their own country... or province... or state.

    As such, the idea of a Hetalia movie just seems ideal, but this one was essentially just a mash-up of a rather weak storyline involving aliens, coupled with pieces of animation from the old anime series. The latter gave everything a strange, disjointed feel because the extracts really didt go anywhere with the plot of the film (such as that was). And while it was fun seeing countries outside the core group — like Cuba — they were just walk-ons put in, I gather, for fanboy service.

    It's a pity because the original series if so wonderfully whack. Instead it got appended to this rather lame storyline.
  • cat-5241126 November 2018
    The person below/above me is not a Hetalian. Any Hetalian loves this movie.