Every nation has their hidden pasts and skeletons. But when a misfired spell hits Italy in the chest, it will all be revealed, as his (and his brother's) past is re-played for their fellow nations to watch. What have the Italy Twins been hiding? How old are they, really? What actually happened to the Holy Roman Empire? And why was Feliciano never supposed to have existed?

Italy's been acting odd for about a year or so, now, and nobody—not even Romano—knows what's up. When a strange Aurora interrupts a Meeting, and 12 nations—including Italy—are taken inside the Aurora, only Italy can guide them through his memories. How will the nations handle seeing the apocalypse that never occurred? Chrome Shelled Regios/Hetalia Crossover. No Pairings.

When the World Meeting is interrupted by a book, the nations are forced to read each other's diary entries out loud. To the whole world. What secrets will be revealed? Who's masks will break? Who's pasts will come to light? Old scars are opened and old wounds are healed. Diary entries based off of Hetalia Diary Entry pictures online. T for cussing. Various pairings.

What really happened in the Mansion? What exactly did Italy actually go through? What if the loop from the game ended in death and failure again? What if it was only the beginning? Read as Italy goes through the Mansion after the game's loop. Follow the Angst of having to protect everyone without them knowing it. And see just how shattered Italy has become.

After having his memory erased by scientists, something his ex-boss ordered them to do, America views humans as terrible creatures whose only intention is to hurt him. Most nations believe he's a lost cause, but England and Canada still have hope. It isn't easy to help someone who's feral restore their memory, though.

1741. England, dead set on destroying the Spanish Empire, sends the biggest fleet to the date with the sole purpose of taking the city of Cartagena, the key to all the Spanish colonies. Widely outnumbered, Spain can only trust the wit of a one-armed, one-eyed, one-legged admiral: Blas de Lezo.

Hetalia exchange students in Japan.

Even though he's been trying to avoid it, Spain ends up in the Prado Museum, where he's hit with flashbacks from his past. Historical Hetalia, multichapter, crappy summary