Where Can I Watch Derpixon Mystery Animation Online?

I have been no stranger to spending hours of my time to follow a trail of half completed animations that some weird and unknown member of this forum has suddenly and without warning thrown up on the web. A full and proper version of the ‘mystery’ animation created by Derpixon for example can be viewed in full on his website or via his Patreon account where full uncensored versions of all his work are released for his patrons to view as well as receiving extra ‘stuff’ such as concept sketches and how they were made in Flash.

Archived Flash style uploads of ‘Derpixon’ also exist on websites such as ‘Newgrounds’. These are often censored or even cropped in order to comply with the website’s content policies. Be careful to note whether the upload is a paid-for download or is actually just fan made and hosted. Be sure to check for official links to uploads, if possible.

I hope that was somewhat helpful for finding the videos! In the meantime I recommend that you follow Derpixon on various social networks where he posts links to view his videos. This is probably the most up-to-date method of finding his videos. I would also recommend looking into Patreon and subscribing to his account there as it contains much more content than what he posts on his website, including sketches and the like. Newgrounds and YouTube are good places to find censored/edited versions of his videos, often uploaded by fans or re-posted by them. Age gates and regional restrictions apply in some countries. I hope you enjoy the videos and I encourage you to support Derpixon if you like his work – more stuff like this would be great!

I’m a bit of a weirdo, but finding a “hard to track” animation to watch gives me a secret thrill of excitement. I’m very methodical in how I search for creators work. As I’ve previously mentioned the creator of the ‘mystery’ piece in question, Derpixon, tends to post his more mature or uncensored work on his personal site and on his membership/patron platform. So, that’s usually where you’ll be able to find the complete version of his work rather than lots of little clips and pieces on various sites around the net.

So people can check out free ‘mystery’ pieces on sites like Newgrounds, or even look at the censored versions of the “mature” content on the artist’s YouTube channel, for instance. However, such free access typically only provides fans and viewers with a preview of the complete work and usually does not include bonus items, like director comments or even behind-the-scenes info for example, that the creator of the ‘mystery’ piece may provide. On the other hand, sites that are powered by communities and aggregators of art will often list all of the “reposted” versions of a creator’s work, but often these sites also have plenty of sketchy links to download “free” copies of said work, which usually contain viruses and/or are completely unauthorized in the first place.

To keep track of updated work by an artist I’m interested in, I make sure to bookmark their official page for the work, and sign up for notifications for new posts. Often paid options for supporting the artist that make the work are best, as they are typically of higher quality, and can ensure the artist continues to make work that you enjoy. In terms of ease of completion and avoiding mirror sites that could be tainted with malware, I’d opt for the patron option for completing work.

If someone just wants to watch it quickly I usually check the creator’s official pages (as they are most complete and of highest quality) first followed by their membership pages on sites like Patreon where they usually upload the uncensored version first. After that I check video sharing websites like ‘YouTube’ and ‘Newgrounds’ for censored versions of the animations. I try to avoid random downloads and fan-made mirrors as they can often be unreliable and have many risks involved.

Content warnings and age verification are also very important. Many of the animations by Derpixon contain mature content, so often sites will restrict access to such content and require verification of age. Often, the artist will post links to their new animations on their social feed, and I follow them because it is the quickest way to get notified of new content. I also like to support the artist by paying for content on membership-based sites, because the extras included in paid tiers are often worth the cost of the content itself. As for content already released, I try my best to balance the convenience of finding it on various websites with respecting the artist's rights. Often, I also manage to spot little in-jokes that were included in the animation.