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Barbarians of Barbarians, The Romans copied off the Hellenes for the most part, with the exception of the Pila, the Gladius (copied from the Iberioi), and the formations and built a huge empire, ripping off everyone and taking all the glory and credit for themselves. If Rome was to be portrayed accurately on Axis Power Hetalia, it should be portrayed how Korea is portrayed in it, as Korea had its own cannons and metal prints. Romans were known for their orgies, taken a step upwards from pagan Greeks (Christian Greeks abstained from such nonsense) and had bang bang bang everywhere, and Augustus failed because he engaged in it like any "good" Roman. In fact, Romans were known for luxury that led to their demise, leaving the GREEK Byzantines to survive while they themselves vanished due to the invasion of the "Barbarians"
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