Homestuckers

Homestuckers is a term used by fans of the webcomic Homestuck to refer to themselves. The webcomic, created by Andrew Hussie, is known for its intricate narrative, extensive cast of characters, and unique visual style. Homestuck began in 2009 and concluded in 2016, but its impact on online culture and fandom has persisted.

The term "Homestucker" emerged organically within the fandom as a way for individuals to identify with the shared experience of reading and engaging with the complex and often lengthy comic. The webcomic's narrative involves a group of teenagers who play an online game that leads to the destruction of their world and their subsequent journey through various dimensions. This elaborate plot, filled with meta-commentary, puzzles, and diverse character arcs, fostered a dedicated and passionate fanbase.

Homestuckers are known for their active participation in online communities, creating fan art, fan fiction, cosplay, and discussions about the comic's lore and themes. The comic's unconventional structure and open-ended narrative have also led to extensive fan theories and interpretations. The term itself is generally used with a sense of belonging and shared identity among those who have followed Homestuck's unique journey.