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[PsyberianHusky]

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I'm with the fangirl on this one.
Not that she's Homestuck, but that nobody should stop ever reading Homestuck ever for any reason.

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The life story of my sister.

[Duke 2.0]

 And I'm off for the night.

[Vector]

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That is adorable.  Thank you.

[FuzzyZergling]

Fishkat hates being hugged by shirtless hipsters.

[applesauce machine]

The great part about that picture is that it would have hilarious even without the faces plastered on. However, the faces amplified the hilarity.

[Interus]

I don't care about Lord English, CAL, or Jack.  Gamzee and his ancestor are what scare me most in MSPA, and that dancing one with his horrifying mouth is NOT HELPING.

[Darvi]

unsnop

[Solifuge]

I've got to say, Karpkat is my favorite inkarnation of the karakter so far..

[Duke 2.0]

 

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 I don't really have anything else to share I just want to make sure I don't forget this. As much as I give grief to anime-styled fanart these things are pretty cool.

[JoshuaFH]

Fanart in the style of a fake screen-cap? Brilliant, and excellently done.

[ToonyMan]

I wouldn't be surprised if the movie was in Japanese.

[applesauce machine]

I wouldn't be surprised if the movie was in Japanese.

Neither would I-- it would certainly help explain the subtitles. Though that's not to say it couldn't be in English, as they could be for hearing-impaired or deaf people. I've only seen (not watched) one thing in my life that had subtitles in its own language. That language was Japanese, so as a non-deaf native English-speaker, they were twice as superfluous.

[GlyphGryph]

Almost every english DVD in the US comes with subtitles, but your DVD player disables them be default.

Mine does not.

Fucking subtitles on EVERYTHING, and we lost the remote so there is no way to turn them off.

[armeggedonCounselor]

I wouldn't be surprised if the movie was in Japanese.

Neither would I-- it would certainly help explain the subtitles. Though that's not to say it couldn't be in English, as they could be for hearing-impaired or deaf people. I've only seen (not watched) one thing in my life that had subtitles in its own language. That language was Japanese, so as a non-deaf native English-speaker, they were twice as superfluous.

I actually do use the English subtitles a lot. I'm not hard of hearing, at all, but I find that you can catch some of the more subtle jokes easier when you can actually see what people are saying, especially with heavy accents or a loud background noise.

[freeformschooler]

I would just like to inform you all of this genuinely incredible MSPA fan adventure with

-Great art
-Amazing flashes
-A great story with a new twist on everything we've already seen in MSPA (up to and including Alternia/the trolls)

It gets better as it goes on. Other than SCRUB, definitely my favorite fan adventure so far. I'm sure some here have already seen it, though.

Anyway, seeing scratch with his puppet leg broken off was for some reason a little disconcerting, but at least we're getting back to the regular style now. Maybe this means more of the kids!