Italy's still a chaotic mess, Russia's still quietly terrifying, and the micronations episode exists to remind you why you started watching this series in the first place. World Twinkle doesn't try to be anything except what Hetalia does best: five-minute strips of countries being themselves, which is somehow enough. If you've already fallen for this franchise, you know exactly what you're getting, and that's the point.

The world's nations, personified as characters, return for a sixth season of comedy. The United Kingdom and America must set aside centuries of rivalry and work together if they hope to hold their own against Italy and Germany on the African Front. France, beaten by a dubious border defense setup, vows revenge on Germany. Elsewhere, the Nordic countries talk about how alike they all are, to Finland's displeasure. Sealand befriends Wy and Seborga and sets out on an ambitious search for the other micronations. Italy is as excitable as ever.