Republic of Korea and New Year's Eve

The Republic of Korea and New Year is the twenty-seventh issue of Countryballs on Art's Animations. It's a New Year's edition.

Plot
BPR rides a horse with a shield and a sword in his hands to its national anthem. Suddenly, a puzzled Russia enters the room. Belarus now puts on its flag and jumps off a toy horse, and the cities of Smolensk, Vilnius and Bialystok run out of the helmet.

The USSR is trying to grow corn, but due to the cold climate it freezes and turns into a piece of ice, which makes the United States laugh. The USSR says that it cannot build communism at this rate. But a few days later, the USSR grows huge corn, which the United States is very surprised at. It turns out that the USSR forcibly forced corn to grow, intimidating with a hot fireman and the threat of betrayal of communism, but the United States says it is a state secret.

Sweden resorts to European countries and tells them to flee, because Russia is about to come here. The Russian Kingdom jumps to Sweden and gets acquainted with European neighbours. Russia says that he will soon become an empire, and now he will take their clothes, and he will borrow the fleet from Holland. Then Russia reports that he built a new city and declared war on Sweden and Turkey because they did not give him the beaches he likes so much. But suddenly England interrupts him and asks Russia why it broke their window, but in response there is only an awkward pause.

Canada, the United Kingdom, the United States and Australia arrange family gatherings and play a jenga board game. Great Britain and Australia get the blocks successfully, but when the queue reaches the United States, the tower falls. Canada laughs and says that the tower collapsed, but the U.S. remembers the terrorist attack on September 11.

A homeless dog is sitting next to the trash. Suddenly, South Korea approaches them with a frightening look. Next, we are shown how Korea cooks meat in the oven and puts it on the New Year's table where all countries have gathered. And the same dog in a Christmas hat resorts to the table.

At the end of the series, a rooster from Poland, New Year and company comes out of the Christmas tree and crows loudly.

Characters

 * BPR - rode on horseback.
 * Russia - went into the room to the BPR, sat at the table.
 * Smolensk - ran out of his helmet.
 * Bialystok - ran out of his helmet.
 * Vilnius - ran out of his helmet.
 * Belarus - Became the BPR after Russia entered his room, sat at the table.
 * USSR - tried to grow corn, forced to grow corn forcibly.
 * USA - laughed at the USSR, played jeng, collapsed the tower and remembered the September 11 attack, sat at the table.
 * Sweden - informed European countries about Russia's approaching.
 * Holland - stood in a crowd of European countries.
 * Scotland - sat in England.
 * Kingdom of France - in a crowd of European countries, asked Sweden what was going on.
 * Spanish Empire - stood in a crowd of European countries.
 * Ottoman Empire - was mentioned by Russia.
 * England - stood in a crowd of European countries, asked the Russian Kingdom why it broke their window.
 * Canada - played jeng, laughed because the tower collapsed.
 * Great Britain - played jeng, sat at the table, arranged family gatherings.
 * Australia - played jeng, sat at the table.
 * The dog was sitting outside running to the New Year's table.
 * South Korea - picked up a dog, cooked a turkey, sat at the table.
 * Ukraine, Kazakhstan, Poland, North Korea, Brazil and Japan were sitting at the table.
 * France was looking for a rooster.
 * Rooster Jean - crowed loudly at the end of the video.
 * The Russian Kingdom - attacked Sweden and the Ottoman Empire, came to European countries, took the idea for a flag from Holland, broke a window.

Interesting facts

 * The first scene was made in honor of the centenary of the BPR.
 * This issue used a new, New Year's screensaver.
 * The second and third scenes are based on Internet comics.
 * The rooster Jean appeared in this issue is a rooster from Poland, New Year and company.