May 15
"Shh, he's dreaming!"
(reference to The knights of Guinevere)
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"Shh, he's dreaming!"
(reference to The knights of Guinevere)
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Literally my new fanfic
Dorian, half an hour after he thought he found out heβs been in a coma for almost a decade:
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More hooky fanart
Hooky fan art again! I did this in march
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Idiots from my favorite webtoons who would most likely get sent the whistle meme so many times because they always fall for it /j
I read a lot of webcomics in the 2 years I was gone and Hooky is probably my favorite. It started out simple and slow (probably because the creator didn't know how successful it would end up being), but when it took off, it really took off and its just a really lovely coming-of-age/adventure story where self-discovery, power and responsibility are the main-theme with a dash of fun magic and witches shenanigans.
Its big solid cast and all their interactions is where the story truly shines. All of them are lovable with their own unique personality and development (there's no way you're walking away from this webcomic without loving at least one character) where almost everyone get enough time to shine and I think a big reason for that is due to how how many chapters the story has. 222 chapters is a lot of chapters and other webcomics usually don't reach this length and if they do, its almost always because the story is extremely slow-paced, but Hooky's pace (after the first 20-ish chapters at least) is good enough where it feels like they're dedicating enough time for all the plot-lines and characters in a slow burn without it feeling like its dragging and its only after you finish the story that you look like back and realize just how much all the characters in it have grown.
Its surprising how its not THAT well-known considering how good it is, but I genuinely believe it has the potential to be a big hit if it was ever given an animated adaptation and I recommend anyone didn't read it yet and is interested in a reading a fun coming-of-age story about witch kids to read it.
KITTENS!!!!