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Canada (Matthew Williams)

also called Canada

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Character from Hetalia. In contrast to his brother, Canada is shy, sensitive, and hates fighting.

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Canada is a character in the series Hetalia. His human name is Matthew Williams.

His hair is wavy and blond. He has violet eyes. Canada wears a heavy tan winter coat and pants as his military uniform, though when he's dressed casual, he is usually shown wearing a hoodie occasionally being depicted with the Canadian flag emblem on it, and a pair of jeans. Like his brother, Canada wears glasses.

In contrast to his brother, Canada is shy, sensitive, and hates fighting. Despite this, he is often mistaken for his brother and has found himself in trouble for incidents that America has caused. When he's not being mistaken for his brother, all the other nations tend to forget that he exists. He is also passive aggressive and was once able to make America cry by arguing with him for over three hours and pointing out every single one of his faults. It is also implied in a chapter he loves maple syrup. Canada also has a fondness for ice cream.

He has a pet bear named Kumajirou, but even it forgets about him. In return, Canada often cannot ever remember his bear's exact name.

France: Under France's care for a short while, Canada was fairly close to him until Britain won the right to raise him. They appear to have remained on good terms over the years as France is one of few who can instantly tell Canada apart from America.

America: The two brothers grew up separately as children, until England eventually took Canada on a trip to meet America. In their adulthood, America is the source of his constant troubles, due to the fact that people get their identities mixed up and he gets blamed for fights that America started or is spoken to as America. Despite this, the two seem to have a healthy relationship, as their arguing and America's frequent forgetting of him can merely come off as sibling rivalry. America tends to visit his house on occasion and is seen to be the one Canada spends the most time with.

Cuba: Canada has become good friends with Cuba despite Cuba often mistaking him for America.

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