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Lithuania was a common target of Russia's abuse, as shown from the deep scars covering his back in While You Were Gone. During this period, Russia visited America, claiming he was just worried. Russia described Lithuania as a kid who hardly ever complained, always held in the pain, and put others above himself, so America needed to take good care of him. But then Russia threatens that Lithuania is his possession.

During the Great Depression, America could no longer support Lithuania so Russia came to pick him up literally. Russia was very angry at Lithuania for leaving him, so he worked him so hard that he became heavily fatigued. Lithuania passed out onto Russia, and then woke up terrified. However, Russia became unusually calm and instead of punishing him, asked Lithuania what his dreams were. Lithuania shared his dreams of when he was young and free, and then Russia went so far as to share his own of dream of "living in a warm place with sunflowers.

In the present, Russia is shown to stalk Lithuania. At the Meeting of the World, Russia expressed a desire to see Lithuania helpless and confused and coming back to him in tears. One of Lithuania's profiles describes him as being "dangerously exposed to Russia's gaze.

When they first met as children, Russia was under the Tatar yoke. He told Lithuania he would become a large, powerful country one day, and when that happened, they would be friends. Lithuania asked why they couldn't be friends right then, and Russia said he couldn't allow himself to befriend anyone, because he was much too weak.

But he would try his hardest to become strong. The two have argued with each other at least since the early s, when Poland succeeded in capturing Moscow. Russia's revenge for this was taking part, together with Prussia and Austria, in the partitions of Poland. In , Russia decided to partition Poland again, this time in conjunction with Germany. Their relationship was further soured by the years of post-war Soviet domination.

It should be noted that Poland is not afraid of Russia; he actively defends Lithuania from Russia, despite the inherent threat. Poland was also able to bring Russia to tears just by sending him a chain letter threatening to turn his capital into Warsaw. Ukraine is Russia's older sister, and she acted as a mother to both him and Belarus when they were younger. She is the one who gave him his scarf. Russia finds her kind and steady, but weak, and their relationship is complicated.

After the fall of the Soviet Union, she tells Russia "we're done for! She becomes desperate to distance herself from Russia and make friends in the European Union. This makes Russia very depressed, and he wonders why Ukraine "hates" him. However, Ukraine still cares for Russia and will try to provide resources to him, only to be blocked by her bosses or other issues between them, such as paying for oil.

Russia wonders why their relationship went sour, and tries reminiscing on a time in their childhood where they got along peacefully.

He thinks of the day Ukraine gave him his scarf, on a brutal and cold day. But then he remembers she told him he had to make Kiev successful in return, which Russia finds "cruel-minded", so they never saw eye-to-eye. In the World War-set strips, Russia technically represents the Soviet Union, rather than the Russian Federation as evidenced by his flag. However, Himaruya explained in liner notes that he was simply called Russia in the series due to it being cuter and the kana being simpler to write.

His birthday being given as December 30th also corresponds with the date that the Soviet Union was founded. To this day, Russia Day is celebrated on June While the flag used for Russia is the Soviet flag in most of the webcomic, the published version of the manga, as well as the anime and merchandise, has opted to use the standard Russian flag.

In response to a fan's question circa , Himaruya stated that Russia is unaware of his own cruelty. In chapter four of the Hetalia manga, after a heart pops out of Russia's chest, he claims it as his own, saying "it just pops out of me sometimes". Some fans see it as possibly symbolic of the heartbreak he's suffered in his time, or a representation of just how mentally damaged he is while the other Allies are completely freaked out, Russia doesn't even seem to mind that his own heart is literally falling out.

Notes in the special edition booklet for Hetalia: Axis Powers volume 3 revealed that Russia was originally intended to be dark-haired and middle-aged in appearance, and a typical large, crybaby older man who drinks. The current Russia was first introduced in the first chapter, and it's a "marvel" how he wound up the way he did. This website saves cookies to your browser in order to improve your online experience and show you personalized content.

Read our Privacy Policy and Cookie Policy to get more information and learn how to set up your preferences. Personality and Interests A large yet childlike young man. However he considers everyone his friend,[ and thus this side to him is rarely seen He does, however, seem to have his doubts at times, such as when he sent a letter to France's radio show asking how to get people to love him back.

However, there has been speculation that there are other possible meanings for 'kol' than those involving kolkhoz: Tzar Ivan The Terrible's favorite way to deal with disobedience was impaling. Relationships America In the first strip depicting the meeting of the allies, America tells the other allies that their role is to back him up. Belarus Russia is Belarus' older brother.

China Russia and China have had a close relationship throughout history, and they are usually shown to be on good terms, even getting along better with each other than the rest of the Allies. England Russia tries to invade the southern countries to get his vodka, but England gets in his way.

Poland The two have argued with each other at least since the early s, when Poland succeeded in capturing Moscow. Ukraine Ukraine is Russia's older sister, and she acted as a mother to both him and Belarus when they were younger. An early design of Russia. Russia's jacket is a stylized Red Army overcoat, with the colors reversed.

Likes 0. Comments 0. Like 0. Russia also showed particular interest in Lithuania, even forcing him to accompany him on a trip when Lithuania said that he had a date with Belarus that day. As for Russia's southern neighbor, China, he is very suspicious of Russia and afraid of him. Russia constantly says to China that they should become one, but China thinks otherwise. On a few occasions, Russia has stalked him, even dressing up in a panda suit to do so once.

His personality is rather twisted, though he seems to think that it's perfectly normal. He appears pure-hearted, sweet, and innocent, but he possesses a "childlike" cruelty. Despite his cheerful smile, Russia can be described, more or less, as insane.

Because he suffers from harsh winters every year personified as "General Winter" , he has come to hate the snow and wishes to live in a warm place with sunflowers one day.

Russia has been noted to chant "kolkolkol" when angry as a threat, which was confirmed as being a reference to kolkhoz collective farming in the former Soviet Union. His last name "Braginsky" is often romanized as "Braginski" in fandom.

The more correct spelling would be "Braginsky" since last names ending with "-ski" are usually of Polish origin, while last names ending in "-sky" are usually of Russian origin.

Voice Actors. Jewell, Jerry English. Is it ok if I open it? Lithuania: Yes. France: Hm? It has a nice, sweet smell… Let me have one. America: No way! Japan: Ah, you sound pretty excited… America: Oh, Japan! And, ya wanna try this? Ah, here! America: Ah, Italy and Germany! You two are getting along well, as always. Italy: Heheheh! Germany: AHEM! Italy: Whoa, sorry. Italy: The very first one, to be remembered for posterity!

Germany: It has a navigation system, of course. America: Ehhhhh? Is it alright to give me something like this?! I refuse. You just became older! Stop acting like a child! Germany: Be mature! You look kinda beaten up… America: Russia! You came! Well, I guess I have been goofing off a bit… Russia: Heh! Ah, right, I have a present for you. America: Oh! Russia: This was custom-made especially, so I thought you could use it. England: What? Was I not supposed to attend?

England: Eh?