A fantastic, individual work of art. Brilliant use of music and art direction. A very effective personal memoir of 2020, made all the better by how its cultural references date it. Funny, well written and lent an incredible atmosphere by it's fantastic music. Go into it with an open mind, and enjoy experiencing someone's artistic vision delivered without compromise, and even if you dislike it, I think you'll find the experience worthwhile.

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I don't think I have the necessary intelligence or vernacular to give this experience justice in a review. It's not Homestuck, but I don't think anybody was really thinking it would be. It's something else, and it has its own identity, its own story, its own life. You can read into it as a metaphor for Hussie's view of the Homestuck fanbase, if you're a cynical person who wants to take the worst possible reading... Or you can read into it as an entirely new story, with all the little flavors and details that Hussie has become known for, the good stuff. The stuff that was never the center of attention in your mind, but captured you all the same when you started reading his past works.
It's the little touches, and it matters.
The story is good.
The characters are nuanced and imperfect, just the way I like them.
Read it. Not like it costs you anything.