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Chibitalia personifies Northern Italy (Italy Veneziano) as a child during the Renaissance, following the fall of Ancient Rome. Characterized by vulnerability and fragility, he often wore dresses, leading Holy Roman Empire and Austria to mistake him for a girl. This misconception lasted until his voice matured, after which Austria gave him boys' clothing. He possessed brown hair, brown eyes, and a small stature, frequently appearing anxious or tearful.
After Rome's decline, Chibitalia existed among weak Italian city-states, becoming a target for stronger nations. France initiated the Italian Wars to conquer him, though financial issues hampered the effort. Austria then seized Northern Italy, raising Chibitalia alongside Hungary, who acted maternally. Austria enforced strict routines, including rigorous studies. Holy Roman Empire, another resident under Austria, developed a deep infatuation with Chibitalia, believing him female. Holy Roman Empire frequently pressured him to join a "New Roman Empire," which Chibitalia refused due to traumatic memories of his grandfather's fate.
Chibitalia's relationship with Holy Roman Empire defined his childhood. Despite initial fear, Chibitalia grew attached, teaching him drawing and sharing quiet moments. When Holy Roman Empire departed for war, they exchanged gifts: in the webcomic, Chibitalia gave him his panties, while the anime substituted a deck brush. They shared a kiss, and Holy Roman Empire promised to return but never did. Creator Hidekaz Himaruya referenced a planned "happy ending" for their story, unresolved in official media.
Under Austrian rule, Chibitalia faced oppression. Austria treated him as a servant, crushing rebellions with military force. His artistic talents, reflecting the Renaissance, were stifled, and he rarely used his army, reinforcing perceived helplessness. Spain concurrently conquered Southern Italy (Romano), influencing the brothers' divergent development. These invasions and subjugations contributed to Chibitalia's adult tendencies toward cowardice and reliance on stronger nations like Germany.
In *Paint it, White!*, a brief flashback features Chibitalia and Holy Roman Empire by a river, repeating each other's names, symbolizing their unresolved bond. This scene contrasts with the film's alien invasion plot, underscoring Chibitalia's enduring vulnerability and nostalgia.
His formative relationships included Austria as a strict guardian, Hungary as a nurturing figure, and Spain as a conqueror who later became an affectionate older brother to Southern Italy, defining his years of exploitation and resilience.
After Rome's decline, Chibitalia existed among weak Italian city-states, becoming a target for stronger nations. France initiated the Italian Wars to conquer him, though financial issues hampered the effort. Austria then seized Northern Italy, raising Chibitalia alongside Hungary, who acted maternally. Austria enforced strict routines, including rigorous studies. Holy Roman Empire, another resident under Austria, developed a deep infatuation with Chibitalia, believing him female. Holy Roman Empire frequently pressured him to join a "New Roman Empire," which Chibitalia refused due to traumatic memories of his grandfather's fate.
Chibitalia's relationship with Holy Roman Empire defined his childhood. Despite initial fear, Chibitalia grew attached, teaching him drawing and sharing quiet moments. When Holy Roman Empire departed for war, they exchanged gifts: in the webcomic, Chibitalia gave him his panties, while the anime substituted a deck brush. They shared a kiss, and Holy Roman Empire promised to return but never did. Creator Hidekaz Himaruya referenced a planned "happy ending" for their story, unresolved in official media.
Under Austrian rule, Chibitalia faced oppression. Austria treated him as a servant, crushing rebellions with military force. His artistic talents, reflecting the Renaissance, were stifled, and he rarely used his army, reinforcing perceived helplessness. Spain concurrently conquered Southern Italy (Romano), influencing the brothers' divergent development. These invasions and subjugations contributed to Chibitalia's adult tendencies toward cowardice and reliance on stronger nations like Germany.
In *Paint it, White!*, a brief flashback features Chibitalia and Holy Roman Empire by a river, repeating each other's names, symbolizing their unresolved bond. This scene contrasts with the film's alien invasion plot, underscoring Chibitalia's enduring vulnerability and nostalgia.
His formative relationships included Austria as a strict guardian, Hungary as a nurturing figure, and Spain as a conqueror who later became an affectionate older brother to Southern Italy, defining his years of exploitation and resilience.