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Wholesome Twitter Account 'Darth' Returns From Annual Hibernation, Delighting Followers With Animal Pics Once More

Wholesome Twitter Account 'Darth' Returns From Annual Hibernation, Delighting Followers With Animal Pics Once More

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Published March 21, 2022

Published March 21, 2022

Darth, a Twitter account that has been posting wholesome and mostly animal-themed content since March 2007, has returned from its annual hibernation today to the delight of its 230,000 followers. Each winter, Darth shuts down during the colder months, and so its return humorously signals the beginning of spring to many. The account, which was one of the mainstays of early Weird Twitter, is in many ways the internet’s own groundhog.


Darth announced this winter’s hibernation five months ago, making it one of the longest the account has ever taken. The return of the anonymous poster, whose profile picture is a red panda in a Star Wars costume mashup of Darth Vader and Baby Yoda's crib, was anxiously awaited by many online who reacted excitedly.


Darth is widely followed by the first wave of users to ever get on Twitter due to its age, but also by a number of influential media figures with blue checkmarks.

The announcement post quickly racked up engagement this morning as followers replied to the tweet with updates per the account's request. CNN’s Jim Acosta was one such user, who shared a cute photo of his dog, filling in Darth on what they may have missed during hibernation.


Other people took the chance to share life updates with Darth. The account responded to a few of them, in its characteristically wholesome fashion.


Some posters shared animal-related world news developments with Darth, informing them of the war in Ukraine.


Darth’s return means not only the beginning of spring, but the continuation of early Twitter. Darth began posting in 2007 when the platform was only one year old and is still posting now when it is over 16 years old. The tone and scale of Twitter has changed quite a lot since then, but Darth’s brand of cute animal pictures and personalized replies to followers remains attractive.

This spring and summer will mean more of Darth’s trademark wholesome content, large fluffy dogs and random philosophical musings, which will continue until the weather gets cold and the account goes into hibernation once again.



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