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The song is Hellfire from #Disney's The Hunchback of Notre Dame (1996). For the first time, I used #musical cast recordings instead of movie soundtrack/dub recordings. The featured characters are the Hidden Prvrt Trio (Japan, England, and Germany). In the #Hetalia #anime, all three countries try to present themselves as proper and chaste, but in reality, they are not. However, I avoided any themes that could be offensive or triggering to anyone while making this video.
Also, in light of MeToo and the adult themes in this song, if you or anyone you know has been sexually assaulted, you can call a crisis center or a hotline to talk with a counselor. The US hotline is the RAINN National Sexual Assault Hotline at 800-656-HOPE (4673). You can also chat with a service provider at rainn.org.
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English translation is available, just click CC.
Singers:
Deutsch/German: Felix Martin
English: Patrick Page
日本語 (nihongo)/Japanese: 芝 清道 (Shiba Kiyomichi)
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