#homestuck green sun

[mr-rdark]

[perishrad]

there was a challenge on twitter going on. of course, i accepted it immediately! a full canvas:

[jawd]

do you see my vision

i hate how tumblr formats pictures this size so close ups under the cut

[fortunatelyperfectcreator]

[offkilterkeys]

New year new Jasprose. Everyone run for your lives.

[radiopaques]

Was thinking "Huh. Isn't it interesting how That Specific Shade of red is called *candy* red in the comic?" and thought it was just a silly coincidence, until I remembered about literal GREEN MEAT.

Not only it's green meat, it's also green meat that is food for Bec; who is a first guardian, meaning he is connected to the green sun, which then is connected to doc scratch and the cherubs... good lord this fucking comic.

[seriouslovewiz]

HE IS AN EXCELLENT HOST

[nicolaz-stimz]

heyo!! i have a requestt owo

cood you do a um jade harley [homestuck] stimboard? with themes of explkring da woods and the feeling of da sun on your face :D may be also throw sum white fluffy dog stims in there c:

uh i think thats it thanx ya!!

o/wo/ ᥫ᭡ <- me giving you a heart :p

“Woof.”

Jade Harley // Homestuck

art by @dot-png!!

[homestuck-music-tournament]

Black Rose / Green Sun

Album: Homestuck Vol. 7: At the Price of Oblivion Composer: Malcom Brown Leitmotifs: Black Rose / Green Sun Characters: Rose Lalonde, Green Sun, Horrorterrors, Bec Noir

You may know this from:

[S] Seer: Descend. (Lalondiabound)

[S] Seer: Ask | 3D Animation (Animation by Ichellor)

CRESCENDO - HOMESTUCK Animated Series Pilot (Animation by Ichellor)

Note that this track is not the one used in [S] Cascade, although it is sampled.

[conceptofjoy]

[princexxx-of-void]

So last year I wrote about Act 7 for a film class, and in the process of researching it lots of things about the epilogues and HS2 made a lot more sense to me. Fundamentally, canon ended with the Green Sun and the birth of the Green Hole, not when our players stepped through the door. There is no way Hussie was not giggling to themselves about this sweet Tolkien own.

[crandairy-juice]

jade with a lil updo doodle. also jades signature color should be a warmer, more neon green imo

[incorrect-hs-quotes]

DIRK: Tell me, is being a complete and utter moron a prerequisite for being a Lord, or a side effect?

CALIBORN: LET ME ANSWER YOuR QuESTION WITH ANOTHER QuESTION. WHO WILL BE THE MORON AFTER MY WHITE-HOT RAGE CRuSHES YOuR LITTLE BODY INTO A MANGLED BLOODY PuLP WHILE I SING A JAuNTY TuNE TO ACCOMPANY YOuR uNANSWERED CRIES FOR MERCY?

[lime-bloods]

so long as I've been talking gravity, it feels like I'm obviously missing something by not talking about the Green Sun, which formed the gravitational center of Homestuck's cosmos long before black holes became part of the equation. it's emblematic of Lord English, obviously, the villain who keeps our heroes gravitationally bound to their homes, but that felt too simplistic... I think I've hit on something more solid, though.

Cascade, part 6.

in the sense that the Green Sun - being composed of the rendered-down remains of both of Homestuck's universes - is a very literal representation of the comic's incestuous slurry of ideas, Dave and Rose emerging from the Sun's radioactive green sludge very much reads as their being reconstituted from ectoplasm. indeed: Hussie suggested years ago that to "die spectacularly in an explosion of green fire" is actually a requirement for reaching the god tiers without a dream self, and while this doesn't turn out to be exactly true, the central premise remains; the old self must be immolated completely to make way for the new self. in this exact same way, trolls find themselves gravitating toward the cocoons they were born from and are completely destroyed via explosion in the process of ascension - for Dave and Rose, the Green Sun is the figurative birth-cocoon they return to in order to be broken down into slime and built back up again.

(so it's interesting, at the very least, that the very same black hole that usurped the Green Sun's position as the center of reality is now the cocoon Vriska Serket finds herself trapped within - complete with lain-thick imagery of fire and death!)

p. 2728

compare as well the Matriorb and Tumor, obvious visual twins which also serve the same purpose as malignant growths which must kill their previous host so as to give rise to a new brood. for Rose, in particular, the gravity that keeps the suburban family unit together - the Green Sun's gravity - is also the gravity that pulls her toward the familial role Sburb has lined up for her, that of the mother. and the icons of the Green Sun hidden, womb-like, within the guts of Rose's planet tell us everything we need to know about the role the Green Sun is supposed to play in this motherhood destiny.

(from Hussie's commentary in Book 5, p. 271: "This is another one of those things that makes it feel like this quest is narratively what is demanded of her [...] it's supposed to feel that way to her, and has a strange sense of obligatory gravity surrounding it.")

Scratch's deception regarding the Green Sun then takes on a characteristically insidious subtext: he's tricking Rose into giving birth. and not just to the Green Sun, or to Lord English, but - in the characteristically incestuous, cyclical nature of things in Homestuck - to her own ascended self! and as such, in the inverse: when Rose flies out to the Furthest Ring believing that she's about to defy the role Sburb has laid out for her by aborting the Tumor, she's also unknowingly setting out to abort herself - a "suicide mission" in more ways than just one.

[hermitcyclop]

Jake is such an interesting character partially because it's obvious Hussie doesn't like him yet he's literally everywhere in the story.

[tentacledwizarddraws]

I am the pilot. That’s all there is to say on the matter.