#timo väinämöinen

[kaiapanito]

An old redraw from a Himaruya sketch.

#aph Finland #timo väinämöinen #tino väinämöinen #hetalia fanart #sketch #myart

[ask-finny]

((Hey, mun here! This was a very long project with lots of work and love put into it so I just wanted to say I hope it was worth the wait and you enjoyed the read! Give Sweden a big hand too for learning to sing a whole song in Finnish just to make his future husband ugly cry!

I've had this headcanon for years now that Sweden would propose to Finland in this very cheesy way, learning to play and sing him Tuu mun vaimoksein (Please be my wife), a bit of a classic which should be known to about every Finnish person who attended a confirmation camp in their youth after like, the 80's. Of course in this instance wife is changed to husband. (And yes I interpret that wife gag as just that - a joke they're both in on - and this is a serious heartfelt thing here!)

I left out the middle two verses because a wall of text just wouldn't have made for a very exciting comic but just assume that Sweden sang the whole song!

))

#hetalia #aph finland #aph sweden #sufin #hws finland #hws sweden #hws #hetalia fanart #fan comic #timo väinämöinen #berwald oxenstierna #finsu

[rebelsandtherest]

Back on artbreeder, can’t stop won’t stop

Here we have the classic “Looks like a cinnamon roll, will kill you from 3000m” and “Looks like he’ll kill you, is in fact an autistic cinnamon roll” duo

#hetalia #hws finland #hws sweden #aph finland #aph sweden #sufin #timo väinämöinen #Berwald Oxenstierna #artbreeder #hc

[nordickies]

Hello, you are my finnish expert. IMPORTANT QUESTION,, is Tino Väinämöinen a real name? Or should I change it to something else in my fic, xx

Hello! To simply answer your question: No, it's not a real name

Väinämöinen is not a name in Finland, instead, it's the name of a primary character in Finnish mythology - the old wise wizard. It's like naming any of the Scandinavians Thor or Odin, it's too on the nose. The only information I could find is that Väinämöinen is the second or third name of 20 Finnish men. And it's definitely not a last name! So, if that kind of thing bothers you, I would recommend changing it

Väinämö, on the other hand, is a legit Finnish last name! And Väinö is an extremely common first or second name. Those would be more natural name options for Finland

Little fun fact, if you have done any research on Finland/Finnish people, you might have noticed a lot of the last names end in the suffix -nen (Korhonen, Järvinen, Häkkinen, Räikkönen). In Eastern Finland, surnames began to appear in the early 16th century, making Finland the first Nordic country to do so. But surnames weren't required by law until the 19th century. Eastern Finnish surnames often contained the name of the founder of the family (which could be ancient name by that point, since the surname tradition was so old) or people derived their last name from surrounding nature. The suffix -nen is used in Finnish language to express affection, so Eastern Finnish last names are techically terms of endearment, which is kind of cute

Surnames arrived later in West Finland, where the last names got the suffix - la, usually after the farm or house name (Rantala, Mattila, Ojala). Before the arrival of surnames, most people had patronyms! (Kallenpoika, Erikinpoika, Juhanpoika) But the trend didn't continue after the introduction of required surnames. Most people were drawn to take names inspired by nature, in the Eastern style. Thus the suffix -nen is so common! And immediate give-away that a surname is of Finnish origin

Giving Finland a Swedish last name is not wrong either, in a historical setting at least. Especially nobility, clergy and bourgeoisie had names that derived from Swedish culture. However, lots of people Finnishized their last names at the turn of the 20th century, meaning they translated their Swedish surnames directly into Finnish - motivated by their interest in "rediscovering lost" Finnish culture and rebelling against the ongoing Russification of the time. It was done by both poor farmers and intellectuals alike due to national campaigns. Nevertheless, there are still lots of Swedish surnames in Finland

So, to make things confusing, Finland has three predominant surname traditions: the West Finnish, the East Finnish and Swedish-Finnish

Tino is a name found in Finland, but it's not of Finnish origin. Instead, it comes from Italy, being a nickname of names such as Constantino, Valentino, etc. Using it in a modern setting (21st century) is acceptable, but doesn't really make sense in historical fiction. Instead, you can use Timo - Which is the 2nd most common male Finnish name and very old as it's the Finnish version of "Timotheus"

Finland has a lot of Scandinavian influence, so you can find names like Mathias, Mikael, Johannes, Elias, Emil, etc on the most popular names list. But I would highly recommend checking out native Finnish names because there are many of them! They're unique, and not found anywhere else in the world - and Finnish people prefer to give Finnish names to their children. Also, middle name(s) are basically a norm in Finland. So if you're trying to come up with a human name for Fin, consider giving him a second name. In official documents, you're required to write down which name is your "kutsumanimi" (calling name). It is the name by which a person is normally identified in conversation, their prefered name

Also, Finland is the land of nicknames! People rarely use their given names with friends and family, it can be seen as too formal. If your name is Tino, you might use nicknames like Tintsa, Timpe or Tinke. If your name is Timo, you're guaranteed to be called Timppa

#hws finland #culture/history stuff

[hetacupid]

Hetalia Human Names

NOTE: This is my personal interpretation and the names may diverge from canon and established fanon. Also I might update this every so often to make it more accurate, depending on the information I find.

Table of Contents

The Main Characters

Western Europe

Northern Europe

Eastern Europe

Southern Europe

Western Asia

South Asia

East Asia

Southeast Asia

Oceania

Micronations

Former nations

The Main Characters

Italy Veneziano: Feliciano Vergano

I chose the name Vergano instead as it keeps the essense of the original surname, but is actually Italian.

Italy Romano: Lovino Vergano

Germany: Ludwig Beilschmidt

Japan: Kiku Honda

Prussia: Gilbert Beilschmidt

America: Alfred Franklin Jones

I like the headcanon of his middle name being "Freedom", but Franklin is my personal favourite.

England: Arthur James Kirkland

I came across this in a fic a while back and never looked back. This man needs a middle name.

France: Francis Bonnefoy

Russia: Ivan Braginsky

China: Yao Wang

Canada: Matthew Williams

Western Europe

Austria: Roderich Edelstein

Belgium: Laura Janssens

Liechtenstein: Erika Vogel

Luxembourg: Henri Janssens

I've also used the name Gabriel before, but it doesn't seem to be used much in Luxembourg, so Henri would be more fitting.

Monaco: Louise Bonnefoy

The name Louise and it's masculine variant, Louis, appear a few times in the Monaguesque royal family.

Netherlands: Willem Janssens

Willem appears a few times in the Dutch royal family, and it sounds a bit older than other suggested names, which reflects his age and general vibes imo. I really like this name.

Switzerland: Sebastian Zwingli

Personally I see his name "Basch" as a nickname for Sebastian. It's also easy to adapt to his official languages: Sebastian/Sébastién/Sebastiano. The Romansh variant would be Bistgaun, but the archaic version seems to be Bastgaun, which is more similar to Basch. I headcanon that he goes by the name "Basch" in all languages to make it more cohesive.

Northern Europe

Denmark: Mathias Rasmussen

I'm from Scandinavia myself and I don't know if it's widespread, but I've heard people say "all Danish people are named Rasmus" more than once, so I like to incorporate that into his surname.

Estonia: Eduard Kaasik

Around 50% of Estonia is covered in forest, and one of the most common tree types is birch. Kaasik is a common surname and means "birch forest".

Finland: Timo Väinämöinen

Iceland: Eiríkur Steinsson

Steinsson means "son of Stein (given name meaning stone)",. Also Emil isn't traditionally Icelandic, but it's widely used. Personally though, I prefer the name Eiríkur.

Latvia: Raivis Bērziņš

The surname Galante corresponds with the modern Latvian opera singer Inese Galante, but I couldn't find anything to suggest it's commonly used or that it's Latvian at all. Bērziņš is one of the most used Latvian surnames and means "birch tree", like Estonia's surname. Personally, I don't see the Baltics as siblings, but I think this would be a cute reference.

Also, based on what I read, surnames became common in Latvia around the 19th century, with Bērziņš being one of them. Latvia could have picked up whatever the people around him (Estonia) was using and made it his own.

Lithuania: Tolys Laurinaitis

Norway: Sigurd Bondevik

Sweden: Berwald Oxenstierna

Eastern Europe

Belarus: Natalya Arlovskaya

Bulgaria: Mihail Petrov Isporov

Isporov is the family name and is derived from an alternative name of Asparukh, the first king of the First Bulgarian Empire.

Czech: Tereza Novakova

Hungary: Erzsébet Héderváry

Moldova: Marcel Popescu

Poland: Feliks Łukasiewicz

Romania: Vladislav Popescu

Slovakia: Jozef Novak

Ukraine: Iryna Chernenko

Southern Europe

Greece: Herakles Karpusi

Portugal: João Silva Ferreira

Spain: Antonio Fernandez Carriedo

Western Asia

Cyprus: Stasinos Karpusi

Stasinos was one of the first European poets who wrote the epic poem Cypria.

Turkey: Sadiq Adnan

TRNC: Tarkan Adnan

South Asia

India: Rajesh Thakur

East Asia

Hong Kong: Leon Wang / Wong Kulung

Macau: Chen Wang

South Korea: Im Yong-soo

Taiwan: Mei Lin

Southeast Asia

Thailand: Prasert Chakri

Vietnam: Lien Nguyen

Africa

Cameroon: Emmanuel Mawdo Ahidjo

Many of the most commonly used forenames in Cameroon are of French or English origins, such as Emmanuel.

Mawdo means ‘elder’ in Fulfulde.

Ahidjo refers to the first president of Cameroon.

Egypt: Gupta Muhammad Hassan

Seychelles: Michelle Mancham

Americas

Cuba: Carlos Machado Rodríguez

Oceania

Australia: Daniel Kirkland

New Zealand: Zachary Kirkland

Micronations

Hutt River: Christopher Kirkland

Kugelmugel: Leopold Edelstein

Ladonia: Erland Oxenstierna

Molossia: Jacob Jones

"JJ" :)

Sealand: Peter Kirkland

Seborga: Romeo Vergano

Okay listen. I have no explaination, I just really like this name. Also, if the names of the trio is Peter, Wendy, and Romeo, they're all named after characters from literature. I think that's fun.

Wy: Wendy Kirkland

Former Nations

Ancient Egypt: Neferure

References the only biological child of Hatshepsut.

Ancient Greece: Helene

Ancient Rome: Marcus Valerius Maximus

Marcus is the praenomina (given name) and refers to how Romulus and Remus were said to have been twins of Mars, the god.

Valerius is the nomen gentilicium (hereditary name) and means “to be strong”.

Maximus is the cognomen and means “the greatest”.

Germania: Alaric

Holy Roman Empire: Otto Beilschmidt

Personally I like the idea that HRE and Germany aren't the same person, but share the same body.

#hetalia #hetalia human names #hetalia headcanons #hetalia axis powers #hetalia allies #hetalia nordics

[athenov]

nobody asked for it, so here's an outline of Hetalia Vikverse

this is a massive wip btw LOL

Greece 🇬🇷 /Heracles Konstantinos Karpusi: Beyond the Aegean [basileousa, Flight of the Dove, Boiling Aegean, The Tower, We the Unwanted, He who Defies the Kings, The Flower of Evil, rebirth]

Heracles' life, starting from his rise as the Eastern Roman Empire, to his fall in 1453, to the War of Independence, the Balkan Wars, World War 2, the Military Junta and the recovery. Focused mainly on Heracles' relationships with his fellow Balkan nations, Armenia, Georgia, Egypt, Western Europe, and his extremely complicated relationship with Turkey.

Serbia 🇷🇸 /Miroslav Nikolić: Crown of the Eagle [Kingdom of the Wolf, Fallen Crown, Forest of Flags, Yell of the Hajduks, The Tower, Hostibus Ante Portas, The Parade of Death, Vukovi Umiru Sami]

Drawing mostly from the moment of the arrival of the Serbs in the Balkans, to Miroslav's rise as an independent Kingdom, his own struggles for independence, the Balkan Wars (to which he's the main POV character), World War 1, and the end of Yugoslavia. Focuses a lot of Miroslav's relationship with his brother Montenegro, a crucial character. Also a lot of importance placed in his relationship with other Balkan nations (especially Bulgaria, Romania and Greece), Hungary, Austria, Russia and France.

Bulgaria 🇧🇬 /Dimitar Simeonov Kamenov: The Rose-Hearted [Rust, Foretold Was He, The Lions in Rhodope, The Rose Merchant, Flowers of the Future, Ghosts, Wilted Kings, Grave by the Mountain]

From the birth of the Bulgarian nation, to the Second Bulgarian Empire, to the scars born by the Ottoman Empire and the Independence, to the Balkan Wars, the World Wars and the Soviet Union, Dimitar suffered a lot in his long history. Massive focus on Dimitar's relationship with Romania, whose story is closely intertwined to Dimitar's. Also focus on the historic and bloodied Greece-Bulgaria rivalry, the past tensions with Turkey, and the sibling relationship with North Macedonia. [UNDER CONSTRUCTION]

Poland 🇵🇱 /Stanislawa Jankowska: Dance of the Phoenix [Red-Ribboned Daughter, Pale Little Firebird, Rise of the Empress, Nie Płacz O Mnie, Crown for the Dead Queen, From the Ashes, The Phoenix and the World, A Final Resurrection]

[UNDER CONSTRUCTION] The many historic rises and falls of Poland. Special focus on the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth, relationships with Hungary and Ukraine, Winged Hussars, the historic Resistance in WW2 (being one of, if not the largest in Europe), the tough Soviet times.

Finland 🇫🇮 /Timo Väinämöinen: Song of the Rivers [The Boy on the River, Lords of the Seas, The Name of the Crown, So Cold, Bear Song, 47 Days, The Mercenary, Endless]

[UNDER CONSTRUCTION] Timo, born as Poika (or at least, what he named himself initially), and his life in the North. Special focus on his relationship with Sweden, Estonia and Russia, clashes of the Swedish Kingdom with Denmark, the clashes with Russia, the Finnish Civil War, the World Wars and modern times.

The Italian sisters 🇮🇹 / Catherine and Elvira Mancini: Sisters of the Sun [Where the Moon Won't Shine]

[UNDER HEAVY CONSTRUCTION LOL]

#hetalia #historical hetalia #hetalia world stars #vikverse #literally my headcannon world #canon? idk her #hws greece #hws serbia #hws italy #hws finland #hws poland #hws bulgaria #hws romania #hws romano #no russia <3 #balkantalia #hws hungary

[westleywithatea]

The other day my sister and I discussed Hetalia characters if they were in the Riordanverse. They would have to be not-countries.

Japan /Honda Kiku is the son of Hephestaus.

Prussia / Gilbert Beilschmidt is son of Ares or Tyr

England / Arthur Kirkland son of Hecate

Scandinavia trio are descendants of Norse gods. My sister and I immediately forgot who would be the godly parents the day after discussion.

Finland/ Timo likes to introduce himself as Timo Väinämöinen, son of Väinämöinen. Only to get interrupted by his friends, "Stop telling everyone you're named after your dad!!" or somethig idk. but that's not actually his last name (in this universe). Idk if he really is the son of Väinämöinen in this universe. it be more funny if he actually wasn't and that's why his friends get so frustrated.

Riordan doesnt really write demigods of the Egyptians gods, but it would be neat if Egypt/ Muhammad Hassan (insert last name) was a descendant of one of the Egyptian deities. We discussed other characters and their godly parent, but forgot the next day.

Greece/ Herakles. Son of Hera. Hear me out!! He arrives to Camp Half-Blood, and is placed in the Hermes camp due to his "unknown" lineage. He wasn't claimed immediately, but it left bunch campers wondering and thinking. who? why? (some campers wanted to give him a nickname to avoid confusion with the great hero Herakles/ Hercules. This Herakles suggested Karpouzi because watermelons are his favorite fruits. it doesn't spread well, but there are many jokes. "Herakles Karpussy cat" Some believed that he's the son of Zeus. Until Hera arrived in the camp to loudly and publicly claim him. How is this possible? Isn't she married and faithful? isn't she picky about her family? Never is there a demigod of Hera?

"I made him from clay and brought him to life. He is solely my son, not Zeus's. Look at him. He is perfect."

This poor Greek boy will grow up hearing lots of comments from her: "Where is Herakles? the good heracles, not the other one. "My heracles. the good one. "the perfect one. mine. "I made him myself, and got blessings from the other gods and goddesses. he is perfect. he id never wrong,"

Very much the emobodiment of that tiktok meme "f u, my child is completely fine."

he's gonna grow up with trauma

#hetalia #hetalia headcanons #hetalia au #hetalia x riordanverse #hetalia x pjo #pjo x hetalia #the human names can also be changed to be more accurate to the culture/ nationality #because anime has a weird thing with naming their non-japanese characters

[entropicfeline-moved]

hws finland headcanons

his real name is timotheus, but he hates that name, so he always goes by timo. denmark and sweden often call him “tims” (pronounced like teams) or “ti” for short.

he’s an esfj and a 2w1.

most of his favorite outfits involve christmas, the moomins, or finnish metal. bonus if it’s a combination of two or more of those!

in general, he’s kind of a fashion disaster. he’s the type of person to wear socks with sandals or wear his shirt backwards and inside out and not give a crap.

he can speak finnish, swedish, english, and estonian fluently. he used to be fluent in russian as well, but since he hasn’t needed to use it for a while, he’s forgotten bits and pieces. he’s still pretty good, though; he can still carry a conversation in russian if he has to.

he’s very artistic, and he loves to draw, paint, and knit. the other nordics have encouraged him to sell his creations online, but he prefers to create things for himself and for others as gifts.

he works part time at moomin world in naantali, and he loves visiting any moomin-related store. he has WAY too much merch.

he likes pretty much all genres of music, but christmas and metal are where it’s at for him. when he discovered that metal covers of christmas songs were a thing… let’s just say that was what the nordics had to listen to whenever he was driving for about a year.

speaking of driving, he always stops to let animals cross the road. sometimes, quite suddenly.

with regards to sufin, he’s definitely the one with more romantic experience out of the two of them. in fact, before he and sweden became an item, he was sweden’s go-to for advice on getting someone to like him without being awkward. little did he know, due to his obliviousness, that sweden was trying to woo him, but sooner or later, he figured it out and was thrilled.

he’s the shortest of the nordics, clocking in at 5’5/165 cm. it wasn’t always this way; for a while, iceland was the shortest, but he’s long since grown taller than him. finland cried when he did, partly from the fact that iceland was growing up and partly from disappointment that iceland was no longer the shortest of the group.

he’s type 1 diabetic. he’s had it for a while, and he’s very open about it, but he hates it when people try to micromanage him because of it or freak out when he eats something high in sugar/carbs. the nordics respect this, and they only interfere if he asks for their help or if it’s an emergency.

like sweden, he loves home-improvement projects, and he and sweden often work on them together. that cabin where they were in that one episode? built from scratch by the two of them.

he can play the piano, the guitar, and the kantele.

even though he’s extroverted and loves being around people, he also greatly values his alone time. during this time, he likes to read, knit, play an instrument, and bake.

like norway, he can use magic, but he really only uses it around christmas when he’s being santa.

he gains both fat and muscle quite easily. he’s similar to a bear in this way; sure, he looks soft and cuddly, but he can do real damage if he’s provoked enough.

he absolutely SPOILS kukkamuna. he always gets her the best quality food and toys, and on her birthday, he makes her a cake made from dog treats and takes her to a high-end dog salon to get a bath and a haircut. he also has an instagram page dedicated to her.

he’s extremely competitive when it comes to games and sports, especially with the olympics, literally any winter sports events between the nordics, and video games like mario kart.

his handwriting is very big and loopy. it’s legible, but it sometimes does take some effort to decipher, especially if he wrote when he was tired or in a hurry.

he’s amazing at math. sure, it does take him some effort to understand certain concepts, but in general, he gets it pretty quickly, and the younger nations often go to him for homework help.

anyways, i hope you enjoyed these, and i’ll likely make a part 2 for him, along with headcanon posts for the rest of the nordics!

#hetalia #hws nordics #aph nordics #hws finland #aph finland #timo väinämöinen

[95jezzica]

Human Nordics

I’m in a Nordic mood so I was thinking about what their family lives/relations might be like in a Human AU. To start this off I should say I normally headcanon their names to be Lukas Steilsson (* - read note. - Nor), Mathias Køhler (Den), Björn Oxenstierna (Swe), Emil Steilsson (Ice), Timo Väinämöinen (Fin), Karl Oxenstierna (Ladonia) and Peter Kirkland (Sealand). 

( * - “But wait, isn’t Norway’s surname Bondevik?” - It was one of Norway’s suggested surnames by Himaruya many years ago, and for a long time it was also the most popular to use. However, since the surname has bad political connections in Norway, it was generally decided by the older fandom (myself included) to use one of the other suggested surnames instead. I chose to go with Steilsson. It’s one of the surnames Himaruya chose for Iceland, and while the name is not strictly an Icelandic name the “-sson” surnames are very common in the Scandinavian countries. Letting Norway and Iceland share the surname Steilsson also felt like a nice reference to them being brothers.) -

Honestly? While their names work well in nation-verse their surnames don’t fit as well in a Human AU - especially since I also hc Norway, Denmark, Sweden and Iceland to be siblings and would like them to have the same surname (or at least not 3-4 different ones). Thus I would likely give them all the surname Steilsson, since it’s a more neutral Scandinavian surname than ‘Køhler’ or ‘Oxenstierna’, while Fin/Timo would keep Väinämöinen and is a close childhood friend who at some point got un-officially adopted into the family. 

If we also go with the route of a future SuFin-marriage I honestly think Swe/Björn would be more likely to take Fin/Timo’s surname than the other way around (and tbh Björn Väinämöinen has a nice ring to it), but if you’re not a fan of the ship you can skip this part. 

As for jobs I think: 

- Lukas likely works the stock market and is crazy good at it. Almost filthy rich. Also helps Mathias out part-time with administrative work to make sure the paperwork is filled in correctly. I can also see Lukas being a current or former skiing master on professional level. 

- Mathias would be perfect as an electrician with his own company. Lukas helps him with some of the administrative work part time to make sure the paperwork is done correctly (which my headcanoned Mathias’ ADHD likely makes it harder to focus on), but Mathias does a great job with his company and earns a decent amount of money. 

- Björn is absolutely a kindergarten/pre-school teacher. The pay isn’t great, but he loves kids and they love him. Peter would be one of the 1-6 year old kids in his class. (Peter would live with his single guardian, either brother or dad, Eng/Arthur.) Haven’t decided if Karl should be the Nordics’ youngest sibling or Björn’s son, but either way Björn has custody of the lil’ sassy child and Karl grows up with Björn as his father-figure, no matter their biological ties.  

- Ice/Emil is the one I see as still being in school, likely being a teenager around 14-16 years old. In canon nation-verse Denmark raised him, and while I think it would be more of a full sibling effort in this human AU before they began to move out, Emil likely still live with Mathias here. Lukas may or may not (still) live with them as well, but if he’s skiing on a professional level he would have to travel around a lot for competitions and training, so it would make more sense to let Emil live with Mathias to make sure he gets to live a stable life. 

- Fin/Timo was the most difficult to decide on for me. I can see him being former military, but afterwards... I’m not so sure. Possibly driving the snowmobiles and shoveling snow during the snow seasons, or perhaps being some kind of social worker. Tbh I’m not sure, so I’ll have to think more about this one. (Suggestions are welcome below, if you have any.) . 

v [This is getting long, so I’m placing the rest below ‘Keep Reading’.] v 

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I imagine the Nordics’ parents died fairly young, so for the most part the siblings had to raise themselves with Lukas, Mathias and Björn being forced to take on more parental role for Emil and Karl. They probably met Timo while in foster care system and/or at an orphanage and grew up really close together and love each other very much. However, in early adult age (18-24 years old?) Björn eventually wanted to move out (to “test his wings”?) from their then shared apartment and ended up in a pretty bad fight with Mathias over it, who wanted them all to stay/live together. - “We have always stayed together - why change it now!?” - It took a long time for them to patch up their relationship after their fight, something which I imagine affected the whole family. 

Björn and Timo might have been roomates for a while during the fight, before Timo left for the military, but further into adult age all the Nordics lived separately. (With the exception of Emil and Karl then, being kids). 

[The SuFin-part of me imagine Björn and Timo took a long time to actually become a couple, but they eventually move in together again when they’re both around... say 30-35 years old? As briefly mentioned earlier I also think it’s more likely Björn took Timo’s surname if/when they get married, making them Timo and Björn Väinämöinen, with Karl then being allowed to choose if he also wants to change his surname. ] 

Purely on a platonic level I imagine Timo on Lukas to likely be the closest to each other, sharing a lot of interests and the need to dote on Emil. (Who may or may not secretly enjoy it, but is also a teenager who finds being shown affection in front of his friends 100% embarrassing). x)

Lukas’ and Mathias’ relationship took a lesser hit because of their own fight when Lukas also moved out (or started to travel more as a skier?), but at that point Emil had had enough and exploded on them both. Told them off for being stupid. That patch up went quickly/quicker, and was also what made Mathias realize that his ongoing fight with Björn was kind of stupid too, and not worth it. Though it helped that Emil also exploded on both Mathias and Björn over how stupid the two of them were being. (Emil was tired of the fights, and sometimes an explosion of anger from the affected third party is what’s needed to realize how stupid the fight actually is.) . 

In present time all of them are close siblings and friends again (and possibly also a couple in SuFin-case?) , and I imagine their relationship to be much stronger now than even before the fight. 

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#Hetalia #Nordics #hws Norway #hws Denmark #hws Sweden #hws Iceland #hws Finland #hws Ladonia #hws Sealand #hws #hws Nordics #Human AU #Lukas Steilsson #Mathias Køhler #Björn Oxenstierna #Emil Steilsson #Timo Väinämöinen #Karl Oxenstierna #Peter Kirkland #Mathias Steilsson #Björn Steilsson #Björn Väinämöinen #AU #Hetalia AU #SuFin #SuFin? #hws Sufin #hws SuFin? #Possible

[thedailysweden]

March 6, 2021

Björn, Timo, and the kids drove out to the countryside to get a better look at the stars. They enjoyed the solitude and the lack of light pollution as they stargazed, and when they got home, they researched some of the stars, planets, and constellations that they saw.

#hetalia #aph sweden #aph finland #aph sealand #aph ladonia #hws sweden #hws finland #hws sealand #hws ladonia #björn östberg #timo väinämöinen #peter kirkland #erland östberg #daily sweden

[kaiapanito]

He would kill someone for some beer.

#hetalia #aph #hetalia: axis powers #illustration #art #sketch #aph finland #timo väinämöinen

[telltalia]

uhhhh hey there. May I suggest some sweet Finland bf headcanons? He's a cutie omg [preferrably sfw]

Finland (Timo Väinämöinen):

I hope you have a freaking sweet tooth

He will bake everything with you

wearing big sweaters

shaaAring big sweaters

dates could either be cuddling by the fireplace or going for a walk or to a cute little shop

he gets the cutest gifts

maybe not expensive ones, but some that mean a lot to you

like, he will literally carve you something out of wood or sew you a sweater by himself

so freaking sweet

#hetalia #aph #finland #tino väinämöinen #Timo Väinämöinen #headcanons

[eme-elo]

Finny Boi I tried to give him some muscly chub, but you can’t tell cuz the puffy jacket. Ain’t enough muscly/chubby Finland art; most of the art I see of him makes him look like a child. #make_this_man_look_like_he’s_grown_or_I’ll_beat_you. Seriously, someone who wasn’t in the fandom called Sweden a pedo cuz he thought Finland was a child.

#i dont like how this turned out #but it took so long #my shit art #my art #aph #hetalia #axis powers hetalia #aph finland #tino väinämöinen #timo väinämöinen #fan art

[ask-hetalia-pjo]

Five teenagers sat in a classroom, they laughed and grinned without a care in the world as their class came to a close.

"Come on Emil~ call me big brother like old times!"

"Once this class ends i can't wait to go home."

"Anyone want to play a game with me before class ends?"

"This is why I prefer Norse mythology, Greek mythology is to complicated and the monsters are just weird."

Short and Sweet conversations rang out between the long life friends not knowing the Greek monsters they just learned of where real, and on their way to make themselves known to the five.

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Ask box open

#aph #aph norge #aph whale brothers #aph Norway #aph nor #aph Lukas Bondevik #aph emil stelisson #aph Iceland #Aph Matthias Khøler #aph denmark #aph anko family #aph Bernard Oxenstierna #Aph Timo Väinämöinen #aph sweden #aph Finland #Season: Golden Apples #aph nordics #aph hetalia #hetalia #hetalia norway #hetalia nordics #hetalia iceland #hetalia denmark #hetalia sweden #hetalia finland #hws norway #hws iceland #hws denmark #hws sweden

[yumegen746]

DAY 6: Mermaids/Pirates

“ What is it you want, little prince?”

Imma still fix this, someday but not now. Also yay Sufin! where Finland is a mermaid prince and Sweden is a human king about to get married. Also yeah, the castle at the background may or may not be referenced to a real castle (just because I have no architecture creativity whatsoever).

Oh yeah just in case I don’t reboot this Imma put this

From Hetalia Fairy tales, Little Mermaid (Sea Foam) by Kitty-Kat Allie

Out of all the fictions I’ve read, she has the greatest twists in creating these fairytale parodies. Like seriously, you should check them out if you haven’t for I just love how she made them. Anyways, until the next art sa susunod nating pagkikita.

#aph sufin #sufin #aph sweden #aph finland #aph #hetalia #timo vainomen #berwald oxenstierna #tino väinämöinen #hetaliaextravaganza2k18 #yumetriestoart #sweden x finland

[ifindus]

Do you have any opinions on the popular names for the other Nordics? Would you give them different names? I think the most popular are Matthias/Markas Køhler (Denmark), Emil Steilsson (Iceland), Berwald Oxenstierna (Sweden), and Tino Vainamoinen (Finland, I probably horribly misspelled the last name here so sorry)

I don't feel like I know too much about each of these countries to be able to find a perfect name for them all, but:

Denmark: I think Matthias is a decent name for him, quite common, but also Magnus is a good alternative (very popular in Norway at least, and Norse - so good for historical reasons). And I don't know enough about Køhler, but it seems to be a Danish name.

Iceland: I like Emil because it reminds me of Emil i Lønneberget, a swedish childrens book, but I've also heard Eiríkur, and that sounds much more Icelandic to me, so it's a great option. Icelandic surnames are more difficult though, as it implies Iceland has parents, so here I think you can use any Icelandic name with -son after it. I also just got sent a link that suggest the earliest translation for his surname is wrong and might have intended to be Sturluson! Somthing I find very believable and such a perfect fit for him.

Sweden: For him I really like Björn. I think it fits him well, something that @95jezzica has gone into in length, and also suggested the name Svensson as a surname for him which I like too.

Finland: I've heard that Tino isn't actually a name used in Finland, but that Timo can be used as a good alternative. Väinämöinen is definitly a Finnish name, and seems to be a Finnish saga figure? I think it might not be a proper surname though? And I've gotten some tips that Väinölä, Järvinen, or Jokinen is a good fit.

#hetalia #aph denmark #aph sweden #aph iceland #aph finland #hws denmark #hws finland #hws sweden #hws iceland #thanks for the ask #and also thank you everyone who gave me tips on this #hope not everything is completely wrong 😅