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>Underneath the picture of Bulgaria the Great, I noticed that I could just make out the words \u201cdirect attack\u201d written there lightly. Is Bulgaria the Great going to launch a direct attack?<\/font><\/p>\n With yogurt\u2026<\/p>\n >Does Bulgaria like yogurt?<\/font><\/p>\n He likes it enough to grant it status as one of the symbols of his country.<\/p>\n >Do all the nation-tans remember the names of their past leaders and stuff?<\/font><\/p>\n They end up spending quite a long time together, so I think they basically remember all of them, but there are leaders who don\u2019t leave much of an impression, or don\u2019t remain in office for very long, or spend most of their time traveling out of the country and rarely return. Those sorts of people might be a little difficult for them to recall.<\/p>\n >I have a question: what sort of katana is that that Japan is often seen carrying in illustrations and such?<\/font><\/p>\n It\u2019s this one, which I bought quite a while back for reference purposes. It\u2019s about 120 cm [3\u2019 11\u201d] long, and quite heavy.<\/p>\n >I\u2019m planning a trip to Mont Saint Michel. Was the area where France showed Lisa around based on a real place? If so, I\u2019d really appreciate it if you could tell me how to get there!<\/font><\/p>\n If you go up and up and up, you can find it!<\/p>\n I\u2019d love to visit Mont Saint Michel again! It\u2019s kind of removed from other tourist attractions and cities, so I recommend spending the night nearby!<\/p>\n >I have a strong image of the Nordic 5 always hanging out together, but who else do each of them get along with besides other Nordic members?<\/font><\/p>\n All five of the Nordics have a pretty good relationship with Germany, but Denmark in particular has been thinking that he wants to become even better friends with him. Finland makes sweets and such with Estonia while they exchange friendly \u201cmoi\u201ds. Translation: hikari-kaitou<\/a>, don_amoeba<\/a>![](\"http:\/\/www.hetarchive.net\/img\/bamboothicket\/kore.jpg\")
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\nNorway and England have quite a bit of interaction with each other and exchange texts and stuff pretty frequently. However, he\u2019s a bit officious with Iceland.
\nSweden also gets along well with Germany, and America. Norway and Sweden mostly focus on other Nordics, though.<\/p>\n
\nIceland imports American entertainment, and sometimes chats about seafood or computer related topics with Japan a little. Basically, they\u2019re long-time casual acquaintances.<\/p>\n
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