Which Platforms Host Popular Darkiplier X Antisepticeye Stories?

Honestly, I’m always surprised this ship still gets traction. Their dynamic feels so 2017 to me. But if you’re looking, AO3 is the only place with any real volume. Everything else feels like ghost towns or reposts. I tried searching on Quotev the other day for a nostalgia hit and found maybe three stories, all unfinished from like 2018. Tumblr tags are just endless threads of dead links and deleted blogs now. Even on AO3, filter by completion status unless you want a graveyard of abandoned WIPs. It’s kind of sad, but that’s the lifecycle of these YouTube RPF ships, I guess.

Mainly AO3. Wattpad has some, but the quality varies wildly. Tumblr is for art and headcanons, not full stories. The dedicated fic communities on Discord or forums are long dead, so the archives are your best shot. Sort by 'Date Updated' on AO3 to see if anything new trickles in, but don't hold your breath.

So, Markiplier RPF. That's a deep, old-school fandom corner right there. The pairing itself kind of peaked years back, right around when their collaborative content was most frequent. You're gonna find the real concentration on dedicated fanfiction archives, not the big social media hubs.

Archive of Our Own is absolutely the main library. Tag filtering is your friend—search for 'Darkiplier/Antisepticeye' or the individual character tags. The quality there tends to be higher, and you can sort by kudos or date updated. A lot of the classic, longer-form stories from that era are archived there.

Wattpad has them too, but it's a more mixed bag. The search function is less precise, so you'll wade through a lot of unrelated Markiplier content or stories where they're just side characters. I'd only go there if you've exhausted AO3 and are really craving more content, even if it's shorter or less polished.

Tumblr still has pockets of it, but it's mostly reblogs of old art or fic snippets from 2016-2018. It feels more like a museum for the ship at this point. Sometimes you'll find a writer who cross-posts from AO3, but the platform itself isn't built for hosting full multi-chapter fics anymore.

Honestly, given how the fandom activity has shifted, your best finds on any platform are probably going to be a few years old. Which is fine—the good ones are timeless.

Okay, so I actually wrote for this pairing back in the day! The ecosystem was very different. Most of us posted first to FanFiction.net, then migrated everything to AO3 as the community shifted. So FF.net has a historical archive, but it's mostly older works from 2015-2017, and the tagging system is a nightmare. You have to dig through the 'Markiplier' or 'Jacksepticeye' categories and hope. The platform feels kinda clunky now.

AO3 is definitely the current home base. The collections and series features mean authors can bundle their related dark/anti stories together, which is super helpful. I’d also recommend checking the bookmarks of authors who write a lot for this ship—sometimes they’ll have saved hidden gems from smaller writers that didn’t get a lot of kudos but are really good. That’s how I found this fantastic, slow-burn horror AU that only had like 200 hits.