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Pomni 2 - Electric Gummigoo! | Too Old For The Amazing Digital Circus (Full-Length) (Patreon)

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2025-10-07 16:00:18
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You've waited long enough, the day has come and the reaction to episode 2 of The Amazing Digital Circus is here! Jesse's full, exhausted, and bewildered reaction to 'Candy Carrier Chaos!' takes us down the dark hole of our own minds and into questions about dreaming in a digital realm, what Kinger is up to, and existential dread. This Full-Length episode is available for all paid tiers!

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Skye Burgess

LET'S FUCKING GOOOO THANK YOU MR. COX ♡

Verdigree

Playing a Mage in World of Warcraft, every once in a while you Blink through the seams where an elevator or staircase attaches to the ground and see the world from beneath. The game will usually crash, and either get stuck crashing when you log in or put your ghost at the spirit healer, you sometimes need to force a Hearthstone use through Customer Service, but sometimes you just fall forever, my record is 20 minutes, I remember seeing those chequerboard textures after falling below Maldraxxus, but I don’t think I ever fell into somewhere with a floor

DrSordidus

i'm thinking Jax might just celebrate Violence...since nothing is real or matters anymore...why be friends with people and get to know them if they just become abstracted

Shortcircuit

I actually recognized the teapots instantly lol. In the first Serious Sam game there was basically a museum level you could load into that basically showcased their visual tech as a walking sim tech demo (and various enemy models I believe). They had teapots there being a very complicated shape I assume to help showcase how smooth/round the shapes were, the reflective surfaces, and other rendering tech on each of the different teapots. So its essentially a game engine render/shader object is my understanding. Great foe showcasing tech and how it looks over different surface shapes. But thats my limited knowledge on the subject. This episode is definitely the one I started getting into it more. Focusing on a more character focus aspects and Pomni going from existential crisis to feeling comforted these people actually care about each other and, by proxy, her. Plus like you said all the micro mysterious of why Kinger was very legible, why Jac is... Jax, etc. Really enjoy the episode! I only wish I knew younger folks to help suggest too old for this type material but maybe it'll come to me later lol

RadonMax

The teapot I believe is the Utah (Newell) teapot. It is used as one of several standard rendering models to test 3d rendering algorithms. It was first rendered in 1975.

Graffix_Princess 👑

Is this the same as the TikTok Lizard craze? Because that stuff is wicked hilarious 😂

Holly Harmon

would love to see you react to Murder Drones and The Gaslight District as well! :)

Splargle

Thoroughly enjoying this, hope to see more, too old for this is such a fantastic idea for a series and it got me into the digital circus and i ended up buying their merch cos i enjoyed it that much.

Verdigree

Here’s a suggestion for something to watch, I’m assuming you could be familiar with various older incarnations of He-Man and She-Ra but She-Ra and the Princesses of Power has had a massive impact, I think you’d have fun whether you remember anything about the old stuff or not

Neil Kulevich

The online cartoon series thing seems like an easy source of content, I guess one of the obvious ones to maybe look into would be Hazbin Hotel/Helluva Boss. I don't know enough about ether to say which one or the other would be best to start with though.

Alex

This is great! can't wait to see you react to the next episode.

Neil Kulevich

In way this series is really making think of Marvel's Gwenpool. I imagine most look at it and don't think much of it past the Deadpool/Gwen Stacy combination thing, but part of what got me really into Gwenpool far beyond a lot of other Marvel stuff is that it eventually gets really into existentialism stuff. Like REALLY into it. Starting out with stuff like 'This world is fictional so it doesn't matter what I do in it"/"It doesn't matter if people die because they weren't real in the first place" and her breaking out of that mindset and learning to accept her new reality as well as accepting the consequences of her past actions to even DEEPER stuff like "What happens to a comic book character when their comic ends? Do they just cease to exist?". It's kind of fascinating what they do with her and also kinda interesting that both of those points are explored in this episode.

Verdigree

If there's something you absolutely HAVE to see that's specifically of the moment right NOW, you really gotta watch Alien Stage, a webseries by Vivinos on YouTube

Aquaven

I honestly can't wait to see your reaction to episode 3!

Spector

Episode 3 would be a fantastic thing to see this spooky month

Zerrithefox

I love your theories. I am chomping at the bit for you to learn more.

Zac

So, I recognize that teapot from a computer graphics class I had but looked up a bit more information to be sure. Basically, the "Utah Teapot"/"Newell Teapot" is a 3D model made in 1975 as a test object that was familiar enough that people would be able to tell if it was rendering correctly but complex enough that it would catch possible issues that wouldn't show up on more primitive objects (e.g. Spheres and cubes). The researcher who came up with the model (Martin Newell) made the geometry data public and it became widely used in computer graphics research to the extent that a lot of rendering engines/toolkits contain a function to render that specific teapot, and it's still commonly used as a test object for rendering. I'm oversimplifying a bunch of stuff, but they're basically giving a nod to the history of computer graphics here. (I also saw someone else call out the specific name and use of the teapot earlier, but wanted to give a bit more context).