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Guy who read Homestuck till, like, November 2010, here.
Homestuck is a sort of webcomic, using action commands. Basically, each panel is a single picture with a description, a (not user made) action command, and the dialog between character is entirely in chatlogs. There's also sometimes Gif and flash animations, with music and all.
It's also weird, confusing, fucked up, REALLY hard to understand and follow, and extremely meta and nerdy , but the worse came with the trolls.
Basically, the four first acts were about 4 kids doing some random shit between eachother and a sim like game to save the world, during that time they get in contact with random users in chats who generally tell obscure advice or berates them, so they dubbed them "trolls".
Then, the author did an entire arc telling the troll's story and fleshing them out. Turns out they are 16 kids from a previous dimension who did the same stuff they did which destroyed their dimension but also created ours, and they were helping the kids from a place where they could contact them from any point in time. More importantly, he spent some pages describing how their romance worked, with basically four mode represented by card signs which mix love,hate and random stuff, also they don't care about gender.
So yeah, since then the entire fandom is revolving among them and shipping between them and the kids and whatever, even if he killed some one after the other. But then he rebooted everything made another alternate dimension with the same kids but some differences and the trolls and also some guys from the future and the author self insertion and an overlord and this is where I dropped out.
It's seriously one of the weirdest webcomic around, and it's hard to tell when the author is not having an acid trip.
The link for it is http://www.mspaintadventures.com/ if you dare to try, but believe me I gave it lots of chances and I couldn't. BTW, the first panel here is 1902, and checking the link I see its now at 6826.
So, that's basically all there's to know about homestuck.
Also it's forum is full of nerds and pseudo adventures in the same styles, the only redeeming factor is that prequel came out of that.
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