What Is Welcome Home? - Inside A Mind

Welcome Home. A childrens TV Show from the early 70's that was abruptly pulled from the public in '74. However, several decades later a group of individuals have formed The Welcome Home Restoration Team. A group dedicated to solving the mystery and recovering/archiving what remains of the strange childrens puppet series.

Welcome Home, Neighbour.

Don't forget to check me out on Twitch at insideamind.

[SwedishDuckey]

You know it's a special series when it doesn't take over five months for a new Inside A Mind video

[memeweirdguyn.]

Welcome Home is like the cousin of DHMIS but with so much more background that makes it almost impossible to believe it was all part of a *ARG*

And both are bloody brilliant in their own way

[GdTaste]

Fun fact: Wally eats food with his eyes, like in a literal sence, like if he looks at food hard enough it disappears. So, whenever he's staring at the camera it wouldn't be a stretch to assume he's trying to eat us, or at least threatening us

[CakeMaybe]

Oh, I didn't know Clown was feeling overwhelmed! I second the message in this video. The core audience will wait, there is no rush. You are not disappointing anyone by taking your time. That's the nature of every unfiction project, there will be activity and then there will be down time, that shall be used to explore the project and theorize about it even more. You'll be fine.

[Lovingmadjom]

Something I’ve not seen anybody point out about the ‘spooky Wally eyes staring at you’ image:

Those…aren’t how Wally eyes are EVER drawn elsewhere on the pages.
Wally’s eyes are always upturned in the centre, giving him a slightly sleepy look. Those eyes in that gif are downturned in the middle, giving a sharp, sly appearance. Considering HOW consistent this artist is at character design especially with Wally, it always struck me really hard that just THOSE eyes are different compared to every other rendition of Wally. Perhaps it signifies a different side to Wally, perhaps it isn’t Wally at all…

[DylonsBBGorl]

I want this to actually become a TV show. The art is amazing

[c.m.]

I am a huge fan of this ARG's sheer aesthetic. The 70s are an underappreciated era in terms of art, and this story's illustrations are just gorgeous.

[narlygamer]

I love the ending, it's so good to see you obviously really caring for the creators much like you do the series, too many people see art as separate from the creator, but without the creator is good health and mind, the art changes for better or for worse

[berrymayhem]

Side note but you can really tell that Clown specializes in character design because all of the characters have really appealing designs and the overall rainbow design is nice to look at and doesn't hurt my eyes or get old

[laminectomy]

As a DHMIS fan, this actually reminds me more of Candle Cove than anything else, DHMIS is a dark comedy show and doesn’t have a specific aesthetic or time period attributed to it whereas this and Candle Cove are more a spooky concept of something nostalgic that may or may not exist, giving you a lot of creative freedom to expand on, like most analog horror or creepypastas.

[ShrapnelStars]

Thank you for that ending statement, because I've already seen some other youtubers basically promising merch and other stuff on the artist's behalf. It wasn't intentional, but they seeded the idea to their audience when I don't think this project has mentioned IRL merch plans at any point. I hope Clown takes their time and updates at their own pace. I wish them the very best!

[bagelbran]

It's good that Clown has listed this ARG as an horror one as well as listing the subjects it has. I normally don't like when creators do that since it pulls me out of my inmersion in the history, but eye contact, even with images, makes me incredibly uncomfortable I appreciate it.

[dashiethebunny]

I'm actually glad they made sure to mention this is a horror project before it got big. It might stop it from being believable, but it allows the horror elements to shine out better.

[kittenjace]

I really love Welcome home and I'm excited for the new updates, but that last message is something everyone should say. Clown should take their time, and enjoy their break. As for us fans, we should respect the boundaries that were given to us in their fanwork guide as we wait for the story to continue :)

[Kittysuit]

what i hate about todays internet is that these modern ARGs are being well-archived with websites, wikis, and all that, but actual niche, usable, and needed information can only be found in discord servers that you can only access when joined. i hope these ARGs can make having a website "cool" again and ultimately i hope they can bring forums back too...

[Leonagraphy]

This one really gets me because while it’s undoubtably creepy at times, it’s also undeniably wholesome

[Ecko_Neko]

It's always amazing when Inside a Mind uploads.

[TheLooneyChick]

Clown genuinely seems like the sweetest person in all their correspondence, I hope they are kind to themselves as well through the stress of all this attention. ❤

[ScarletSerenade]

I’m right there with you regarding tour message to Clown.

No need to push or burn yourself out. We’ll be here eagerly awaiting the next chapter, Clown. ❤ As Wally would say, you’re the most.

And to you, Inside a Mind, welcome back. 🎉

[ComicDrake]

Love the ending. Demanding fans are honestly a scourge, massively contributing to creator burnout which likely makes updates take even longer because of all the added stress and pressure.