Let me tell you about Homestuck
“Homestuck; The tale of a boy and his friends and the game they play together.” Is the official summary of the webcomic Homestuck as said by its creator, Andrew Hussie. Just this explanation of the comic, while accurate is barely enough information for a new reader. The comic consisting of now over 9,000 pages, has intense plots, multiple climaxes and over 165 characters. In Homestuck one is able to empathize with fictional characters, fall in love with stories, plots and characters; so grab the popcorn, and “Let me tell you about Homestuck”. Fictional characters can provoke emotions from people, when reading a tragic story, we may cry when our favorite characters die. When a character falls in love in a novel, …show more content…
Homestuck with the blazing amount of 165 characters, give or take. Homestuck starts with four average (somewhat) kids, their guardians, some other characters from another part of Homestuck’s world, such as hussie himself and a majestic horse. Much later in Homestuck, Trolls are introduced, one for each astrological/zodiac sign, which even takes part in the Trolls personality. Every guardian/adult in Homestuck is obviously, cliché from some thing/character or another. Besides their singularities and personality, the story changes in such a way that indeed they 're strikingly original! The characters are almost impossible to hate or dislike, even the villains have the best characters and are extremely likable even relatable. Readers find themselves eventually identifying themselves with one, or often more then one, even more if you 're into zodiac signs. For example if ones sign happens to be Aquarius, one may find oneself loving the character Eridan Ampora, the Troll for Aquarius and even relating oneself to the dorky tyrian nazi salty fish …show more content…
Or more about a boy playing a game. John Egbert as mentioned above, plays a game with his friends, Jade, Dave and Rose. In the game, they suffer extreme consequences as the game, SBURB ends the entire world!! It causes meteors, death and loss of guardians and the entire race. But as they play, they slowly enter a game in which they 're trapped in. When they play they 're the actual player, they 're the ones that can die. No longer a ‘game’ for them, the kids , only thirteen, (aging up till 16 in act 6) are playing to win back their universe, to replenish the world and hopefully save themselves and their friends they meet along the adventure. Homestuck deals with modern day issues and highlights diversity. The main characters of Homestuck, The beta kids are all given ‘clear’ skin, so your able to choose what they look like, weather they 're caucasian, african american or whatever you invasion them as. The art is honestly not the best at times, but in the comic you watch it grow and become absolutely astonishing at points to lazy doodles on Microsoft paint. The fans of Homestuck are extremely large, crazy devoted and, probably the legit weirdest fandom from the outside. When your in the fandom it’s still
“Homestuck; The tale of a boy and his friends and the game they play together.” Is the official summary of the webcomic Homestuck as said by its creator, Andrew Hussie. Just this explanation of the comic, while accurate is barely enough information for a new reader. The comic consisting of now over 9,000 pages, has intense plots, multiple climaxes and over 165 characters. In Homestuck one is able to empathize with fictional characters, fall in love with stories, plots and characters; so grab the popcorn, and “Let me tell you about Homestuck”. Fictional characters can provoke emotions from people, when reading a tragic story, we may cry when our favorite characters die. When a character falls in love in a novel, …show more content…
Homestuck with the blazing amount of 165 characters, give or take. Homestuck starts with four average (somewhat) kids, their guardians, some other characters from another part of Homestuck’s world, such as hussie himself and a majestic horse. Much later in Homestuck, Trolls are introduced, one for each astrological/zodiac sign, which even takes part in the Trolls personality. Every guardian/adult in Homestuck is obviously, cliché from some thing/character or another. Besides their singularities and personality, the story changes in such a way that indeed they 're strikingly original! The characters are almost impossible to hate or dislike, even the villains have the best characters and are extremely likable even relatable. Readers find themselves eventually identifying themselves with one, or often more then one, even more if you 're into zodiac signs. For example if ones sign happens to be Aquarius, one may find oneself loving the character Eridan Ampora, the Troll for Aquarius and even relating oneself to the dorky tyrian nazi salty fish …show more content…
Or more about a boy playing a game. John Egbert as mentioned above, plays a game with his friends, Jade, Dave and Rose. In the game, they suffer extreme consequences as the game, SBURB ends the entire world!! It causes meteors, death and loss of guardians and the entire race. But as they play, they slowly enter a game in which they 're trapped in. When they play they 're the actual player, they 're the ones that can die. No longer a ‘game’ for them, the kids , only thirteen, (aging up till 16 in act 6) are playing to win back their universe, to replenish the world and hopefully save themselves and their friends they meet along the adventure. Homestuck deals with modern day issues and highlights diversity. The main characters of Homestuck, The beta kids are all given ‘clear’ skin, so your able to choose what they look like, weather they 're caucasian, african american or whatever you invasion them as. The art is honestly not the best at times, but in the comic you watch it grow and become absolutely astonishing at points to lazy doodles on Microsoft paint. The fans of Homestuck are extremely large, crazy devoted and, probably the legit weirdest fandom from the outside. When your in the fandom it’s still