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[[Danish Civil War]]|next = [[Fourth 2ch Invasion]]|begin = [[Canvas 28]]|end = [[Canvas 29]]|result = * Many art pieces griefed on Canvases 28 and 29 | [[Danish Civil War]]|next = [[Fourth 2ch Invasion]]|begin = [[Canvas 28]]|end = [[Canvas 29]]|result = * Many art pieces griefed on Canvases 28 and 29 | ||
* Most new users leave the site|side1 = TikTok users|side2 = Various projects|leaders1 = '''No centralized leadership'''|leaders2 = Varies|battles = [[Battle of Red Sans|Red Sans]], [[TikTok Invasion#Attack on Princess Bubblegum|Princess Bubblegum]]}}The '''TikTok Invasion''' refers to an influx in Pxls users brought on primarily by TikTok videos made by | * Most new users leave the site|side1 = TikTok users|side2 = Various projects|leaders1 = '''No centralized leadership'''|leaders2 = Varies|battles = [[Battle of Red Sans|Red Sans]], [[TikTok Invasion#Attack on Princess Bubblegum|Princess Bubblegum]]}}The '''TikTok Invasion''' refers to an influx in Pxls users brought on primarily by TikTok videos made by [https://www.tiktok.com/@flromp flromp], a TikToker with more than 50,000 followers, during [[Canvas 28]]. It lasted throughout C28 and [[Canvas 29|C29]]; the sheer number of new users brought chaos and unpredictability to the site. | ||
The TikTok users had no centralized leadership, only following rare basic instructions from flromp when he made TikToks; it was commonplace for TikTokers to fight against each other during a battle. Eventually, some joined existing Pxls factions and the rest left the site. | The TikTok users had no centralized leadership, only following rare basic instructions from flromp when he made TikToks; it was commonplace for TikTokers to fight against each other during a battle. Eventually, some joined existing Pxls factions and the rest left the site. | ||
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=== '''Battle of Red Sans''' === | === '''Battle of Red Sans''' === | ||
On his first TikTok, flromp tells his viewers to grief the sans that was being built and make it red or just grief it in general. at first the sans is made completely red, then its rebuilt and there are several tries to go over it, in the end of the canvas, [[pink pogs]] ends up covering it all with pink and a "pink pogs" text. | |||
[[File:Screenshot 2020-11-03 pxlsFiddle - pxls space archive - Canvas 28.png|left|thumb|190x190px|sans during the attack]] | |||
[[File:Screenshot 2020-11-03 pxlsFiddle - pxls space archive - Canvas 28(1).png|left|thumb|220x220px|sans at the end of the canvas, covered by pink pogs | |||
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[[File:Unknown-0.png|left|thumb|220x220px|heatmap of sans at the end of the canvas (taken from pxlsfiddle)]] | |||
=== '''Attack on Princess Bubblegum''' === | === '''Attack on Princess Bubblegum''' === | ||
Revision as of 00:47, 4 November 2020
The TikTok Invasion refers to an influx in Pxls users brought on primarily by TikTok videos made by flromp, a TikToker with more than 50,000 followers, during Canvas 28. It lasted throughout C28 and C29; the sheer number of new users brought chaos and unpredictability to the site.
The TikTok users had no centralized leadership, only following rare basic instructions from flromp when he made TikToks; it was commonplace for TikTokers to fight against each other during a battle. Eventually, some joined existing Pxls factions and the rest left the site.
Flromp's TikToks
Timeline
Battle of Red Sans
On his first TikTok, flromp tells his viewers to grief the sans that was being built and make it red or just grief it in general. at first the sans is made completely red, then its rebuilt and there are several tries to go over it, in the end of the canvas, pink pogs ends up covering it all with pink and a "pink pogs" text.
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Attack on Princess Bubblegum
Aftermath
The TikTok Invasion also brought an increased number of voiders, which was a major reason for the creation of YOIB. It also brought many Homestuck fans to the site, which led to the creation of Pixelstuck.