The Avengers and the countries — unknowingly on the same three-hour plane flight. Everything rapidly dwindles into chaos. One-shot.

Human AU. America and S. Italy on their own are trouble. But together they're a whole lot worse. From Battles in Day Care to Bruno Mars gone Spanish (And yes, it does happen). These are some of their enjoyable adventures yet, with a little drama in between. These two just can't seem to give Arthur and Antonio a break. Fem! aly. IDEAS ARE WELCOME.

(He dreams of whispering malachite against his legs, sweaty hands in his with a sun beaming down endless light). One-Shot.

When America visits Great Britain, he finds himself face-to-face with a silent man wearing red and sporting a tall black hat. It is said that these men don't move for anything...Challenge accepted. It's trolling time.

The threads will unravel. (Slow-building, serious take on the "OC dropped into Hetalia" trope. Historical. No pairings.) [Credit to Creativay for cover art.] Complete.

WWI Historical. With the face of war rapidly changing, veteran nations struggle to keep up with ever evolving enemies and their growing power. At what point can nations forgo pride and learn to cooperate with their allies for the sake of victory? **Cover Art by ScarletteDiscord**

A bomb explosion destroyed his house, and Arthur Kirkland wasn't sure if he was dead, alive, or something else entirely. Now featuring Prussia too; headcanon.

Another world meeting and England is bored out of his mind, until something catches his eye out of the window. Rated T for England's French. No pairings unless you want to read it that way. Errrrrrmmmmm that's it I think

What? Hetalia doesn't teach any history? Fine. Let's learn chemistry with it, then. Lesson 2: factors affecting the entropy of a substance, featuring a determinate amount of the compound AlLiEs. WARNING: This is completely absurd. You probably shouldn't read it. Rated for alcohol use

Ten times the Avengers encountered Alfred F. Jones and his friends. [Brovengers, very slight hints of RussAme and USUK] / x-posted on ao3

There is someone after the nations and they ask for help from the world's only consulting detective.

A series of short stories explaining how Britain may have reacted to certain developments in the news, be they historical or modern, covering the best bits and the bad bits of the Nation's long and often bloody history. Chp23: The Ambulance Associations

Scotland and England's relationship. Sorry no pairings but it's heavily implied. Rated for England and Scotland's potty mouths, fighting, kissing and France. A collection of stories from one-shots to long stories. Some angst, some humour and some fluffy.

Whenever a new leader comes into power, the first thing he or she gets is a letter. From their respective nation. De-anon from kink meme.

Nobody can ever recall England playing the violin. "Playing a violin is too sad. Too many memories, too many." France, on the other hand, begs to differ. De-anon from kink meme. Oneshot.

The sun never sets, he said, and he lied. Character death. Drabble.

Nations live forever. As time passes, things change. As things change, the more one starts to yearn for something. Something that will never change. This is a collection of memoirs, from the perspective of humans, who could dare love an immortal nation.

Little America has wet the bed again, and feels utterly humiliated. England takes it as his cue to jump in and be the hero this time. After all, even heroes need to be comforted sometimes.

Arthur always made sure to read each letter Alfred sent him while fighting in Vietnam.

What does it mean to be a father? If Alfred really wanted to, could he truly disown Arthur as his? Light USUK, father/son sentiment

Story of Denmark during WW2. Historical One-shot.

The Cold war in a nutshell. America and Soviet Russia make their boasts...to the tune of "Anything You can Do" from Annie Get Your Gun. Done for school, and my first post, hope it makes you laugh!

America tells the others of what it was like growing up with Britain as a big brother. There's a bit of USUK brotherly love near the end.

This is the real reason why America eats so many cheeseburgers. An attempt to give a nation Synesthesia.

"You didn't 'ave to do that, you know," a voice from behind England told him. He bent his head back, staring at a familiar woman."If he hadn't been so stupid, he could have had you," England said. The woman gave a wan smile. "Oui, I suppose 'e could 'ave." One-Shot. Companion to "Dead, Not Gone".

AU brotherly relationship- A collection of stories about Alfred, Arthur, and Matthew as they learn to live together as a family. Point of view changes throughout the chapters, and the stories themselves are not in order.

.:C:. A series of adventures between little England and Rome, because who knows what will happen between a rebellious island and the world's strongest empire over two hundred years? Well, apparently a lot.

"Then do you see ghosts, Arthur?" America inquires, big blue eyes staring into haunted green. "Yes, since I was smaller than you," England tells him. One-Shot. Companion to "Of What Was Lost".

The president-elect smiled. "I have to say Mr. President, you're making me a little nervous." Every nation has his or her own way of welcoming in a new boss. Some nations just happen to be a lot nicer about it than others.

Two lonely nations, the last of their kind, roam the galaxy, waiting for the day when they will finally be allowed to be at rest like the original nations of the Earth-That-Was. What happens when they're finally granted their wish?

Okay, so, an Englishman, a Japanese, a Prussian, a Russian, and an Italian all walk into an elevator…

A series of one-shots exploring the interaction between the countries and their beloved people. Sometimes, one person needs just as much help as the whole. Current chapter: Switzerland

Arthur enters a school that is haunted by a tragedy. Six people were left behind to pick up the pieces and suffer the guilt. Arthur pieces them together to understand what and why, and hopefully help heal the scars. COMPLETE.

"Hiraeth". A mixture of yearning, homesickness and wistfulness tinged with grief for those who are departed or lost to us. The earnest desire to return to the way things were in the past. Wales-centric. No pairings.

It started with a coincidence and two immortal strangers, and Mal is fully aware of how ridiculous that sounds.

Briefly follows the relationship between America and England, post-Revolutionary War to present day. History-based. No pairings.

It is the Lord's doing, and it is marvellous in our eyes. — England/Elizabeth I.

England enjoys the ever growing News of the World Rupert Murdoch scandal, and prays the storm spreads across the pond. Characters: England, Canada, America, Australia

The War of 1812. Arthur just stood there and watched, a small, mirthless smile crinkling the edges of his mouth.

Canada had no intention on getting sick. He also had never had the intention of being so invisible to so many people. Just what will happen to Matthew when two things he never intended on collide?

In which Arthur tries to keep some kind of order with Gilbert, Ludwig, Antonio and Feliciano in his squad; no mean feat, especially in a training exercise gone wrong. Military AU; ongoing. No pairings really unless you squint, even then with a microscope.

England is baffled, nay offended, to learn that there's a possibility that America is using his brain for something. One-shot.

a summary of the year. Language and Scottish in it. you have been warned.

A list of rules and regulations for any and all Hetalians to follow in history class. Co-written in a joint account by D12T and Teal Phoenix.

It had started out as a simple ritual to escape from the stresses of work. It was just a park bench, really. Nothing special about it. At least, not until a certain American wormed his way in and threw peace and quiet out Arthur's window.

America and Prussia do 37 things in an elevator. The rest of the world is not amused.

That new professor with the thick eyebrows... Harry can't help but find a few things about him that aren't quite normal.

Sticks and stones may break his bones but words will never hurt him. Or so Prussia thought. In which arguments and anger in a World Meeting go too far

Sometimes it is the actions of fragile, mortal men, that can change the world. Young!England centric .