HS2 who? never heard of her.

an interesting part of homestuck is that it had a fairly cynical creator but an earnest fandom so hussie would be like "heres a set of new characters who directly make fun of fandom tropes. one of them is literally an over the top tumblr stereotype. i am making fun of you." and fans were like "awesome i love these new guys im gonna put them in yaoi now" . she couldve put "i hate all homestuck fans" right in the middle of the comic and at least half the fanbase wouldve just thought it was a silly little jape. incredible energy in hindsight.

Just bought a fallen empire off temu

Oh, so that's why everyone was suddenly talking about homestuck again

For the record, I'm all the way around on morbid curiousity for this one. I'm one of the dweebs who will defend homestuck as a legitimately interesting and groundbreaking piece of art, but it's also just the last piece of art I would ever think is suitable for adaptation to a different medium. Any different medium. Few stories have ever been as much about their medium of presentation as homestuck is.

Making an animated version of homestuck is like trying to do House of Leaves as a prog rock concept album. It's like making the Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy into a ballet. It's Twelve Angry Men in Tokusatsu. It's an artistic choice so self-evidently bad that merely the act of trying to pull it off is art in itself

And that's just based on the formal properties of the work - the bare fact that 80% of this story consists of teenagers sitting around having inane conversations about RPG mechanics in which the majority of the humour and characterization is conveyed via creative typography. I'm not even going to touch the fact that the whole thing is so intensely dated we should call it your mom