Imposter

Looks like Finland is reading what Iceland is thinking..

@ZialenHD
Finland is telepathic.

@ThorsomeTarmukas Now you know why Finland doesn't talk very often; he is self-conscious about people thinking he sounds weird.

@PaxRomana Conspiracy theories...

@ThorsomeTarmukas I guess what's why he doesn't talk. He doesn't need to, he already knows what everyone is thinking.

@ThorsomeTarmukas But honestly though! Finland being telepathic would explain SO MUCH! XD No wonder why he appears as a mute, when there's so many voices going on.

@ThorsomeTarmukas Ah yes, of course he is. I mean the whole "what do they think of us" being the Finnish thing of interest. Also I think there's at least one You Tuber describing Finnish people in a bus when there's more people than window-seats: Somehow people just *know* when to stand up because the window-seat person is getting off. Neither says a word or anything that's obvious to casual foreign observer... (though, for a Finn the signs they want off are /obvious/. Along with which direction off the seat to take so you're not in the way.)

I don't see what the big deal is. If Estonians want to be Nordic, I say we let them. I'm hoping that one day the Nordics will become a federation and due to Estonia's historical association with Scandinavians they might fit well in.

@mrnewwanderer yes I do agree!

@mrnewwanderer
I agree as well. Diversity and unity will strenghten us all!

an among us prediction from the most unexpected of sources

@MikoMae I only revisited satwcomic after approximately two years for this type of comments on this specific comic. Thank you

There is one imposter Among Us.

@randomperson10101 I only revisited satwcomic after approximately two years for this type of comments on this specific comic. Thank you

Estonia, that's why you don't tell Latvia and Lithuania about your plans

@elinbet maybe because she knows that 3 new nordic country would be easy to notice

This was six years ahead of its time.

honestly tho, estonia really is such a beautiful place, with nice land, such a cool yet cute language, absolutely delightful architecture, the worlds least religious and most literate populace, and even has beautiful flag colors and name... and with the whole 'first one to nationwide internet' thing they have going, estonia is going to get very popular very quickly. from what ive heard about it, shes been working pretty hard to be a better and better place ((whether thats just for herself or just to get accepted by the nordics lol, or both)) and has done some pretty cool stuff in the process, despite certain influences from certain other people... i feel like, whether she does become an official nordic or not, she should at least be getting an updated stereotype soon =D
from what i know about and have seen of estonia, my personal stereotype for them is mousey-grey hair ((but in a nice, drizzly-rainy-day way rather than a dull depressed way)), quite pretty in a clean, casual, non-vain way ((a bit like sweden actually, just more casual and less vain lol)), and above all, very, very persistent in achieving their big goals, no matter how long it takes, without even being nasty or annoying about it. also quite social, considering the whole nationwide internet thing and the fact theyve been determined to be in the nordic group for so long. also the hat, because of their relationship with finland lol.
all in all, she actually seems like very good company. at least, thats how i see her. ^_^

the more i look at photos of the country, the longer i have this light sense of 'a breath of fresh air on a drizzly day.' haha pardon the poetry XPP

@kier I really like how you write these long, positive paragraphs (if you can call them those) about certain countries ^^ Thank you =)

Can Finland read minds? He's staring pretty intensely at Iceland's thoughts about him.

the imposter is NORMANdy!!!!

Actually Iceland, Finland doesn't talk, unkless it's small talk in the sauna. :p

@potatoe4life Or if Sister Sweden makes him.

@potatoe4life maybe that's what's weird. especially since when he does talk, it's generally in finnish or swedish