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The time has come that I talk about one of the viral indie animated web series, and so far, you can’t get any bigger than The Amazing Digital Circus. In this review, I tell you about my adventure with the whole series and getting familiar with its beloved cast. And along with sharing what I think about the show, I also have a spoiler-free discussion about The Amazing Digital Circus: The Last Act (which I did get a chance to see it in theaters), and bring up the controversies with the fandom’s now infamous toxicity. There’s a lot of love to share for this, and criticisms that hopefully won’t freak Caine out.

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hungy

Zooble is non binary by the way not a she but still close😅

Elijah Grande

I wasn’t expecting a review of TADC. But you know what, I’m not complaining.

hungy

I'm very impressed that you reviewed the amazing digital circus and I bet your channel might get a boost from it lol 😆 👌

Toontastic Juju

I saw all of the episodes and saw The Last Act, it’s definitely a great series! The animation is phenomenal, the stories are well-written, the voice acting is amazing (no pun intended), and the characters are entertaining. Now that TADC is over, I REALLY do hope the fandom will chill because I feel really bad for Goose and the crew dealing with lots of harassment and hate. They deserve to have a rest after all of the drama. Overall, Pomni and the gang had a great run!

Bryce Gundy

I really do hope things get better for Gooseworks. she’s literally done nothing wrong and people on the Internet nowadays really need to get a grip and a life!

Bryce Gundy

I understand your dislike for Jax. I did have some distaste for him at first. But, I did end up warming up to him in my opinion.

Justin Grant

I’m glad you got a chance to not only watch TADC, but also see the finale on the big screen. This may not be one of my favourite shows in recent years, but I appreciate the work put into it. I also saw the finale on the big screen. I even wore my “I am God!” Caine shirt and brought my Knights of Guinevere plush for the screening and I enjoyed the finale. There are some things I’m disappointed didn’t happen, but I still enjoyed it regardless. Also, the thought the post credit scene was sad but rather poetic when you think about it. It is sad that not only the show, but Gooseworx got so much backlash from toxic fans, but let’s hope they cool down now. I’ll say that I am NOT one of those toxic fans. In fact, when it comes to any show or franchise, I’m about as toxic as an untouched forest. Plus, I’d like to mention that my screening of the finale was practically sold out and many people had TADC merch and apparel, either bought or homemade. And they let out a little applause when the finale ended, one that I myself joined in. On a side note, one teen who cosplayed as Caine and I think also had a Caine plush noticed my KOG plush and told me “ You have Knights of Guinevere merch? Cool!”.

Tom Jackson

Congratulations my little Animaniac, you picked The Good Ending!

Alan Oliva

I want to share my thoughts on "Digital Circus." Honestly, I'm not entirely fond of it, or maybe I'm just not used to it yet. It could be that I've seen it out of context, and it definitely pushes my limits of weirdness. I'll probably give it a few more tries to see if I can get accustomed to it. However, I do feel sorry for Gooseworks. I understand how a fandom can diminish a series's appeal. Back in early 2020, I started watching "The Owl House" for the first time. The beginning felt a bit rough, but each episode got better. At the same time, I was finishing "Star vs. The Forces of Evil" after its major finale. I love both shows for their unique qualities, especially the action and romance; while I prefer "Star," I believe "Owl House" is a close competitor. Unfortunately, the fanbase doesn’t seem to appreciate my opinion. I constantly encounter spammers criticizing me, insisting that "Owl House" is superior and calling everything about "Star" toxic. Some even go so far as to claim that I’m biased against queer representation, which couldn't be further from the truth. I fully support the characters being as gay as they wish; it’s their personalities that I question. Due to the popularity of "Owl House," many consider "Star" to be controversially bad, especially citing that “the ending sucks." This has led to people insisting that I can only love one show or the other, leaving no room for both in my preferences. As a result, my enjoyment of these series has been nearly ruined. I want to support the shows I love, but what's the point if I can't enjoy them without being heckled for liking something less popular? Not every show has to be perfect to be loved. Each series is unique in its own way; we shouldn’t be held to anyone else's standards, especially when it comes to what we enjoy.

Kenneth Stoddard

I have seen the whole series including the Last Act in theaters before it aired on YouTube and Netflix and I think it a great solid series. I only watched because of my friends is a fan of the series and knowing because the series is about to end so I watch all the episodes as I can. So far, I like the story, writing, directing, characters, voice acting, animation, themes, world building, and music it had that makes the series stand out as one of the most unique indie animated series that I’ve seen in quite sometime. For criticisms, I do think it a flaw series when it comes to the pacing and filler episodes in between as I was more interested with the mystery behind it and the conclusion in the end of series even though it isn’t was I expecting but could’ve wrapped up a little more with some of the characters. Other than that, it’s a great show and while I do condemn the toxic fans out there that tries to harass Gooseworx for creative decisions, I appreciate the show for what it is. Glad I have seen it and wish the luck for Gooseworx and the team at Glitch Productions to move on something else in making new projects.