What is Homestuck about?

What is Homestuck about?

Homestuck is about four kids who play a game called SbUrB and when a meteor comes to end the world, they must team up with a group of 12 trolls from the planet called ‘Alternia’ who have already beaten their version of SbUrB to save the world. Let me tell you about Homestuck. See more »

Does Andrew take control of Homestuck now?

Unlike previous Adventures, Homestuck is no longer primarily driven by reader submitted commands, Andrew having taken full control of the story during Act 4. However, he admits to still drawing inspiration from the speculation and fanart of his fanbase.

What is the best way to read Homestuck?

Read it on a computer. Homestuck uses Flash, which means that it has interactive games, videos, and the like. A mobile or tablet doesn’t support Flash, which means that you won’t be able to fully enjoy the comic if you read it by those means. Take notes.

How many pages is homhomestuck?

Homestuck is the fourth and largest story of MS Paint Adventures, with 8,123 pages (out of 10,030 MSPA pages). It started on the 13th of April 2009 (4/13/09), 413 becoming a recurring number in-universe.

Is Andrew Hussie really in control of Homestuck?

Lauren Rae Orsini, in an interview with Andrew Hussie, asked Hussie whether, because of the immense size of Homestuck and its fandom, with more than 5,000 pages and 128 characters at the time, Hussie considered himself in control of the comic.

Is Homestuck^2 canon or beyond canon?

This page contains plot details for Homestuck^2: Beyond Canon. Homestuck^2 is a post- Canon work following directly on from the similarly semi-canonical Homestuck Epilogues. The storylines described here should be considered internally canonical to the Meat and Candy timelines, but only questionably canonical to Homestuck proper.