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Homestuck

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Homestuck
Webcomic
Created byAndrew Hussie
DateApril 13, 2009-April 13, 2016
StatusFinished
Picture of Andrew Hussie, creator of Homestuck. Notice his glasses and beard.

Homestuck is a webcomic made by Andrew Hussie on April 13th, 2009. The webcomic ran for 7 years, concluding in 2016 with its final act. Despite being largely unknown to normies, the 'stuck spawned a generation of fanartists who would go on to years later produce Undertale and Deltarune, Omori, Hazbin Hotel and Helluva Boss. It is most well known for featuring music from Toby Fox. Since 2025, Homestuck got a small resurgence of popularity, mostly by Deltarune fans who think the lore for their favorite game is hidden inside the comic, however the webcomic is STILL far from mainstream.

Andrew Hussie's works[edit | edit source]

Homestuck[edit | edit source]

Homestuck's plot is mostly SNCA about four kids playing a video game that accidentally destroys the earth and they proceed to become gods who attempt to create a new universe. After act 5 introduced the Trolls, the webcomic exploded in popularity on Tumblr and Andrew Hussie did everything in his power to appeal to these new fans, giving Homestuck the insufferable fandom its known for.

Hiveswap[edit | edit source]

Set decades before the start of Homestuck, you follow a kid who accidentally gets transported to the planet the Trolls come from, on the brink of rebellion. The first act has some gemmy worldbuilding and it even got the attention of Jacksepticeye, however the second act would be delayed by years, when it finally did come out it was hated for having nothing of substance. The third act's demo recently came out, where you follow a streamer that has nothing to do with the main plot or something.

Homestuck Epilogues[edit | edit source]

After Homestuck's sudden and unsatisfying end, Andrew Hussie promised to make a written epilogue to tie up the loose ends. Instead it became some weird meta story about how canonicity is this fluid concept or something. Two characters become evil for no reason at all.

Psycholonials[edit | edit source]

Andrew Hussie's attempt to create something completely divorced from Homestuck after it ended. A visual novel set during the pandemic, following a depressed young adult who starts a clown cult she uses to cause a civil war, it's apparently meant to be an allegory for how he feels about the Homestuck fandom, it performed really poorly and is only ever talked about within the shadow of Homestuck.

Homestuck Animated Pilot[edit | edit source]

On September fucking 27th, 2025, fucking Vizie fucking pop made a fucking animated pilot for a potential Homestuck series. It's unclear whether the fuck this will become an actual fucking show, the fucking view count is fucking low for an indie pilot but the merch sales are blowing the fuck up. A lot of fans fucking complained about how the pilot fucking butchers the fucking characters of the comic, demonstrating how few people have actually read any of the fucking "post canon" material that tramples all over the fucking characters.

Fandom[edit | edit source]

MS Paint Adventures' initial fans came from the /v/ and /co/ boards of 4chan, and as such, most of Homestuck's fans during the comic's first couple years reflected the demographics of those boards. The comic had a reputation of attracting autistic math nerds, but this changed with the introduction of the Trolls. This led to a certain website developing a hyperfixation with these incomprehensible creatures, and thus, the downward spiral began.

Hussie himself is well-known for having had an extremely parasocial relationship with his fans (sounds familiar, eh?). Through this, he helped spawn one of the most annoying fandoms in history. A conversation with a convention center janitors from the time will inevitably lead to the horror stories of amateur cosplayers smearing unsealed body paint all over the walls and tossing buckets at each other.

Andrew Hussie[edit | edit source]

Andrew Hussie pretends to be a progressive socialist, but he is actually a millionaire who is extremely protective of the Homestuck IP, going as far as threatening to sue a YouTuber for just talking about the drama surrounding it.[1] He also sent a DMCA takedown notice to the creator of the Unofficial Homestuck Collection because he wanted complete creative control over the project[2]. There was also a time he refused to pay the musical artists that actually made Homestuck popular so they staged a walkout, though this was years ago.

On the sharty[edit | edit source]

This webcomic was forced on the sharty by a namefag known as Anthony. Just like every single other piece of forced media in this website, it is heavily rejected by 'teens and chuds alike, to the point that every single fan of this thing is considered to be fat, brown, and worst of all, pooners.

Nontheless, there is a small minority of Homestuck fans in nu/qa/, which probably originated as a result of Anthony's efforts to make Homestuck sharty culture. There was also a short-lived Homestuck related board during the Second Soyanniversary.

/msp/[edit | edit source]

🔒 This board has run its course. 🔒

/msp/ was a board added by Root during the Second Soyanniversary dedicated to, obviously, Homestuck. The board got wiped by tranitors after Anthony tried wiping /sisa/, another board added on the Second Soyanniversary, to promote this very same board. During its last moments the board would get cattywiped by frogposters multiple times, before getting locked a day later.

Gallery[edit | edit source]

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