Shows a little more from the neko nations, such as France-cat's taste in his Parisian home, and introduces Spain-cat and Turkey-cat.

The Axis as well as England and America try to manufacture food that stays edible during war. England gets a little surprise during tea time.

Iceland feels like there's something a bit off about today's Nordic meeting. Meanwhile, Estonia wants to join the Nordics.

A little bit of background information is given about the five Nordic states. Estonia is still trying to become a Nordic, much to the displeasure of the other two Baltics.

Prussia tells the tale of how countries that once made up the Holy Roman Empire became unified as one country. A brief summary is shown about the history of beer.

Germany looks to book smarts to figure out how to deal with Italy. Italy travels to Africa, only to end up running away from England.

America joins England on the African battlefront, much to England's displeasure.

In a past tale, Norway fights alongside Denmark in blizzard-like conditions to fight off Sweden's attacks. Denmark realizes how much of an affect he's had on his old friend, Norway.

Sealand, Wy, and Seborga go out to make some new friends with other micronations.

Sealand, Wy, Seborga, and recently joined Molossia continue their search for micronation friends.

America, while still a young colony, meets a human boy named Davie. Davie shows him a beautiful flower in a book, which causes America to search far and wide for it. But in the end, America learns what it truly means to be immortal.

France takes a moment to remind the world of his beauty, only to be interrupted by Germany. France and England later bicker over how to deal with the Axis during a meeting of the Allies.

Russia ends up being late to a meeting of the Allies. He later visits his old friend, Lithuania. China gets a chance to see one of his old colonies, Hong Kong.

Canada thinks back to when he was a new colony, and when France fought for him, (as brief as it might have been). But, as always, he ends up being outshone by his twin. A little insight on Mexico's opinion of him is given.