Awesome, thanks for depicting my favorite dinosaur so well! Leptoceratops is severely overlooked.

Hope this was helpful and that you enjoy Homestuck! Do be warned that it starts off slow (for most readers, I liked it), but it really picks up and becomes a truly gripping tale.

(Also, lmao at the hubris of that "1/2" at the start of the thread 😆) (7/7)

There is a secret third option that I don't recommend for entry level readers, though--the books. Not only are they the least complete of all adaptations, only getting halfway through before being discontinued, they have author commentary at the bottom of each page with some major spoilers. (6/?)

Let's Read is actually how I got into the series initially--it's fully voice acted with background music and everything. Personally I didn't find it being incomplete the biggest red flag--by the time I watched what they had, I just hopped back to the main comic and finished reading there. (5/?)

The other option that I don't see a lot of people recommending is the Let's Read Homestuck series on YouTube by VOXUS. (www.youtube.com/playlist?lis...). It's admittedly not complete, only about 70% through, and updating slowly, especially these days, but still worth it. (4/?)

The UHC has everything preserved as close to the original as possible, including the Flash animations and games being fully intact and playable. (3/?)

The most conventional way to start the comic at this point is to download the Unofficial Homestuck Collection (homestuck.github.io). Unfortunately, the official site is down with no updates on when it's coming back (to my knowledge). (2/?)

Unequivocally yes, but remember that it's a product of its time--language and all. But also remember that it's arguably one of the greatest stories ever told on the internet. (1/2)

LOL fair, happens to the best of us! Both photos are phenomenal for what it's worth :^)

Correct me if I'm wrong but isn't that an Ovenbird? It's got bolder streaks than a Hermit Thrush, and the tail is the same color as the rest of the back.

My answer would differ if you asked how we felt about the stuff living in the ocean, but for me, the ocean is terrifying.