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Also as a warning if you plan to link to a masterpost, 1st part, next / previous part, etc. Tumblr is sometimes weird with posts that have links, so it's recommended to edit your post and add the links in after initially posting.

If you want to keep a record of all the parts (like the Twitter moment), usual practice is to make a masterpost with all the links, or make a separate page on your blog that links to the tag for the story. The separate page may not display properly on the mobile app if you've got a web theme on your blog though.

((@zarla-s is someone who's been on here for ages and has one of the most well-established comics around the Undertale fandom if you want to see usual formatting for comics on tumblr! She has a web theme too.))

Sorry for the long ask, but I saw your post about how to orient the comic pages. Hopefully something in here was helpful, just wanted to share my input as someone who's very familiar with tumblr. I loved your works on Twitter and am excited to relive it on here and instagram. Hope your new accounts will be even more successful 💕

I have it all planned out, including the ending. I’m usually working like ten or fifteen scripts ahead, but I also have some scripts way way in the future mostly done. For some story beats though I just have a more general note like, “Sans confronts Undyne about Papyrus, she’s unimpressed with him but the two of them make friends” and then as I get closer to that point (or inspiration for a specific line or image strikes me) I sit down and write the actual script. Working way in advance lets me refine scripts over a longer time, which sometimes helps me find fun parallels that wouldn’t happen otherwise. I try to keep track of details, but even so sometimes things do slip my mind... we all make mistakes now and then, haha.

Yeah, I figured that’s the best way to liveblog on Tumblr lol.

Had to try the Twitter way and get yelled at but eh...it’s done.