Late December

King of sweden best costume...
He is so cool...lol..

Why does Finland look like he is taking the presents, not giving them?

@The_Yellow_Ardvark because he is Finnland

@csizmawarrior

Good lad Finland.

@The_Yellow_Ardvark lmaoo yeah, he looks sketchy as fuck hiding in the corner under sweden's shadow looking dour as always

@The_Yellow_Ardvark Because he probably is.

Please, everybody knows Santa lives in Greenland

Joulu on taas, joulu on taas..

Everyone has a blushie!

Okeeej... Sweden is late for Lucia, Finland is still trying to get people to believe that Santa lives in Finland, Norway is dressed like an reindeer with some Christmas decorations in its horns, Iceland are doing that doll thing & Denmark is drinking Christmas beer? I think I’m right about Sweden & Iceland & kinda Norway & Finland (but in another way) xD

ICELAND WHAT

Is Iceland Gryla?

The child eating Icelandic monster who lives in Iceland's mountains?

I wouldn't be surprised if it is honestly. I've been looking for a comic staring any reference to Gryla forever XD

SatW, now with legs!

Denmark: Drinking
Iceland: Christmas Cat
Finland: Santa Clause
Norway: Yule Goat
Sweden: Saint Lucia

@PaxRomana Norway is Krampus https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Krampus and Sweden is Saint Lucia. Or Saint Lucy as it seems to be in the US https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Saint_Lucy%27s_Day

@Barracuda Thanks for filling in the last two.

@Barracuda
Norway is NOT Krampus, but the Yule goat.
http://mylittlenorway.com/norwegian-christmas/julebukk/

@SnigePippi Oops. Thanks for the correction.

@Barracuda It is Luca here

@Barracuda

Norway is not Krampus, we don't have him up here. He is Yule Goat or Julebukk in Norwagian.
https://no.wikipedia.org/wiki/Julebukk
"I dag har tradisjonen med «å gå julebukk» utviklet seg til en lek for barn som kler seg ut i romjula, på nyttårsaften eller 13. dag jul (helligtrekongersdag), går fra dør til dør, synger julesanger og får godteri og julekaker som belønning.[8] Skikken var tidligere utbredt i hele Norden og Baltikum, men er nå i hovedsak bare levende i Norge."

Translation:
Today, the tradition of "going Yule Goat" has evolved into a game for children, who dress up during Christmas, on New Year's Eve or 13th day of Christmas, going from door to door, singing carols and are given sweets and christmas cakes as reward. The custom was previously widespread throughout the Nordic and Baltic countries, but is now mainly only alive in Norway.

@PaxRomana
Norway is NOT Krampus, but the Yule goat.
http://mylittlenorway.com/norwegian-christmas/julebukk/

And Denmark shows the tradition for special brewed Yule Beer.

@PaxRomana iceland is gryla