Homestuck Aspects - Blog Posts
Some aspect mixing
I don't like the time+void, maybe any ideas?
《 Here's another re-color for the people 》
♥︎ Feel free to use them for whatever you want
♥︎ Questions are always welcome
So I didn't like the colors of the Rage aspect that CoffeeCats900 made... (Nothing against the others, though ♡)
If you're interested, I may do more of these if this gets enough love, but this is all for now ♡
OH MY GOD PLEASE DON'T LOOK AT THIS IT'S SO OLD AND BAD
But seriously, I'm working on a better version. It'll probably be done a while from now, though ♡
I wish there were still active blogs who'd classpect you when you'd send them an "about me" thing. Cause I can't figure out mine and it frustrates me so much. ( ｀ー´)
Analysis - on the Identity of HEART
This analysis seeks to unravel the metaphysical weight of Heart, not as indulgent introspection, but as the raw material of identity formation, emotional connection, and existential struggle (Doom's not helping). In a story like Homestuck, where narrative is constantly rewritten and identity is fractured across timelines, Heart remains the anchor.
Let us now delve into the aspect that asks, not who you must become, but who you already are, and whether that is enough for you or not. https://docs.google.com/document/d/1p_esteFpvyVMqnAf9t5ePqt7-TM4Qj1ro4DHzu661Fk/edit?usp=sharing
Update of myself
Hello everyone, I have made two more accounts after having been a bit more guided on the subject of TUMBLR. First of all, @taleaddict is the main account for Homestuck related content, with all my analysis on the subject and more being here. Second, @zhardor-kron-archive is my account on the lore of World of Warcraft, with a league of E.V.I.L theme and one of my own characters in wow. And lastly for now, @loremastermanythings is my general account for all subject, analysis, memes and many a thing I might repost. With this establish in both here as it was my first account, and in the www.tumblr.com/loremastermanythings , I will post later in the day my analysis on the Identity of Heart for all to enjoy and comment!
Author Presentation
(Thanks to @lady-doggo to have assisted me in learning tumbr)
Hello everyone, I am TaleAddict, more known as Koltira, a self proclaim LOREMASTER and deranged analyst engaged in a longform philosophical exploration of the Homestuck classpect system. My work blends narrative theory, epistemology, existential philosophy, and character analysis into a “coherent” framework for interpreting aspects and classes not just within Homestuck, but across broader literature, mythology, and media.
Rejecting shallow interpretations and basic classpecting, I attempt to approach classpect not as a fixed system of traits, but as a rich symbolic language for discussing identity, concept , morality, and most importantly LORE.
My current projects include a series of deeply researched, multi-part essays on Homestuck ASPECTS:
The Knowledge of Light – exploring epistemology, truth, and symbolic vision.
The Logic of Mind – dissecting the ethics of decision-making, justice, and consequence.
The Truth of Rage – examining moral disruption, uncomfortable revelation, and destructive clarity.
The Inevitability of Time – integrating Nietzsche’s Eternal Return with the fatalistic beauty of entropy.
The Bonds of Blood – reflecting on social connection, duty, and loyalty as emotional structure.
The Limitations of Doom – tracing constraint, sacrifice, and the ethical weight of inevitable consequence.
The Identity of Heart – a current work in progress focused on selfhood, sincerity, and internal authenticity.
In parallel, I am also analysing whole concept and base ideas, such as my analysis to logic itself, examining deductive, inductive, and abductive reasoning, or my exploratory work on common sense as a social and cultural construction.
My style is rigorous yet personal, infused with as much critical insight, historical awareness, and an evolving metanarrative of the self through the Aspect as shaped by belief, loss, and transformation. Drawing from Nietzsche, Hume, Camus, Kant, and Confucius as comfortably as from Karkat Vantas or Nox from Wakfu, I treat fiction as fertile ground for truth-seeking, not escapism.
I make no claim to authority, and welcome dialogue, critique, and contradiction as vital to the nature of philosophy itself. My aim is not to provide answers, but to trace the threads of meaning across systems, characters, and the human condition.