🚨 THE HOMESTUCK PILOT HAS BEEN LEAKED THIS IS NOT A DRILL 🚨
Here are the important details and changes:
The intro animation is set to an original song by toby that references assorted motifs from across the comic, and Problem Sleuth and Jeromy show up in the background as little easter eggs
John's fake arms are not included, instead being replaced by a pair of comically long rubber kitchen gloves
The incident with Nana and the Colonel Sassacre book is shown in a brief flashback sequence
Dad Egbert has no voice actor, and his dialogue is shown through text boxes
The apple juice piss bottle joke is replaced with one about oreos filled with toothpaste
John references Rick Astley's Never Gonna Give You Up when talking about con air, referring to how the director of con air also directed the music video for that song
Rose is no longer referred to as a flighty broad, but instead a snarky blonde
Sweet Bro and Hella Jeff can be seen on Dave's desktop on a separate window
Betty Crocker is changed to an original brand called Oh Yeah, Bake-Well!
The Harlequin doll is already alive, it just chooses to stay on the couch
When assembling the clever disguise, John briefly considers choosing a vape pen over his father's pipe, but swiftly abandons the idea
John's peanut allergy is explored in great detail
The haunting piano refrain is omitted
When confronting his father in the kitchen, john calls him a Flash-in-the-Pan Dapper Dan
John's copy of the sburb beta is actually a second hand copy he ordered off of GameFly.com
The sburb loading sequence is now a psychedelic montage that foreshadows future events. Stand-outs include John handing off the bunny in the ecto biology lab and Dave at the LOHAC stock exchange
Sburban Jungle is replaced with an original song that includes the leitmotif from The Baby is You
John opens the cruxtruder (now renamed the crux-vendor) by accident, and doesn't notice anything is wrong until dave points out the meteor
Story ends with a shot in Karkat's room where he's messaging Sollux about how he doesn't do kismesis
Sollux's voice actor is uncredited, but is very clearly Doug Walker with a filter over his voice
Karkat doesn't swear once and is voiced by Michael Kovach
Vriska is name dropped but never seen
Hussie shows up at the end to perform Frank Sinatra's That's Life while donning full joker makeup