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The Issue With Jax Nobody is Talking About! | Too Old For The Amazing Digital Circus Ep 9 (Full-Length) (Patreon)

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Everything comes to an end. After months of fan theories, deep dives, and wild speculation, we have officially reached the finale of The Amazing Digital Circus. Today, I’m reacting to Episode 9: "Remember". Does this episode finally provide the answers we’ve been waiting for? From the shocking truth revealed about the circus to the emotional, bittersweet conclusion, this finale hits different. If you’ve been following my journey since the Pilot, thank you for sticking around for this incredible ride. I’m definitely not too old to be feeling these emotions! Are you satisfied with how the series ended? Let me know your thoughts on the Episode 9 finale in the comments below! 👇this Full-length episode is available for all Premium Tiers!

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Nick Macaluso

You are literally the only person I have seen react to the finale that immediately figured out the Caine scene was going back and forth between the past and present.

Elo El

I personally thought the ending was beautifully done and genuinely enjoyed how it played out. I've loved your analysis of the series and I hope we get something in the future along this level!

Matthew C Snow

Thank you editor for going through it all ❤️

Incorporeal

I'll admit I wish the little epilogue bits included something about Cain and Kinger maybe figuring out how to debug and uncorrupt the abstracted mind files, even if what happened after they were repaired was left to the viewer's imagination. But that's admitedly a lot to pack into one or two slides. Besides, I'm sure the fanfiction writers will go wild with that even without confirmation that it was possible. Still a fantastic finale and fantastic series. I hope Goose can finally take a break from wrangling the crazy fanbase and finally relax.

ゴミの河童

I feel like a major message of the show is that nobody is entirely irredeemable, but we need to give people enough grace to improve. AND in exchange for our grace, they need to put in the work to actually improve as a person. It's good to know your limits, though. We can't all be Pomni.

Splargle

For your comment about hoping they made some money from it in cinema's, last i saw they made 36 million dollars worldwide. Also loved this series, hope you do more unique and interesting shows like this one in the future.

m9tt4

ive been a staunch hater of this show since the beginning and only cared about it bc of cox'n'crendor but this episode did make me forgive so much of the show. not all, but a lot. and i think that was kinda the message in the first place

Umbreeyoree

So to answer some of the questions you had, Ragatha was thought to be the realtor for the building since episode 5 when she mentioned working in real estate and while never stated as fact things point to it being the most likely event (in episode 8 she asks around for other people as soon as she appears in the circus, meaning she was probably showing it off at the time) Abstraction has never been explained fully because it is what happens when someone fully gives up, and what that means is left to the viewers interpretation, but most think of it as suicide. In episode 7 we see Jax peacefully giving up but then was interrupted by Pomni, so after the events of episode 8 who knows how peaceful he went this time around. It also makes me wonder if Gangle would have abstracted if the bus had hit her in episode 4 (if she intentionally jumped in front of it) and if Pomni would have abstracted if she had shot herself in episode 6 (like many people thought she was about to do, including Jax based on his reaction) I'm personally glad Jax's story didn't become a redemption story and it stayed as just an explanation as to why he is the way he is. Jax is a wonderfully written character I love them as a character (and loved Michael's portrayal of them) but this episode and showing what he did to Ribbit made me hate him as a person even more. lol. And then in episode 6 for him to lie to Pomni about people who abstract being extremely unpleasant to be around... nah Jax, that was all you. I forget if it was the head of Marketing or the head of Media that said it, but one of the heads of Glitch came out after one of the initial showings of The Last Act and said that this was not the end of The Amazing Digital Circus, it was just the end of this story. So in the future we will likely see some random shorts, maybe some prequel stories about the abstracted individuals (4 of which were completely unaccounted for on the mural ((Yellow sad clown, sassy bird with a bow, blue mushroom clam, and pink cyclops goop), 3 of which could potentially have been C&A employees as well because there were 10 neuroscans in the file but only 7 C&A employees at the beginning) and then also the possibility of a future story about the crew having to contact the outside world to prevent the C&A building from being demolished. Whatever the continuation they decide to do, you can bet they'll sell a lot of merch from it.

The Force

Yeah Jax isn't supposed to be excused of his behavior for sure, his backstory is just meant to explain it. I had a rough relationship with my own parents and it wasn't cause of their parents or hurt people making hurt people. My parents were great until I was about ~10, some stuff happened and they just changed from the trauma of that. I had the luck of being aware of the difference and somehow the maturity to seek other role models but even still I'm fucked in some social ways. Having a bad relationship with your parents DESTROYS you, because for 90% of people that is their model and source for handling emotions, self-control, all the little things and Jax is a beautifully written example of how that person can come to be.

Matthew C Snow

Return to this world? Well…with the vast amount of internet BS that Gooseworx had to deal with (which imo she did not deserve) I highly doubt it. Kinda a she told the story she wanted and can rest now

Neil Kulevich

Sad to see it go but it's been a fun ride. What I'm interested in seeing is how it goes from here actually. Not in a will-they-make-more-of-this way but rather with it's popularity. It's been kind of a curiosity with me seeing just how things rise and fall in pop culture and the Digital Circus has been an especially fascinating example for getting as huge as it did for being really just this silly little show on Youtube.

Matt Levy

I'm just sad I didn't get to see his reaction to the end credits door scene. If you know, you know.

Verdigree

So, what I recall is that the red dot represents the first program, who was weird and unpredictable, represented by the wildness of the shapes he began to generate, and got quarantined, the blue dot was a 2.0, who was predictable and stable, and only made ordinary shapes, the red one busted out and devoured the blue one, gaining a unique combination of their beings, Cain and Abel, Caine and Bubble, who is in his head, under "control, but is also his negative self-talk

Josh

I've seen alot of comments online about this making jax peoples favorite character but I just hate him so much for what he did to both kaufmo and ribbit, being the main cause of both their abstactions

FastSloth

I'm a Jax. I still react the same as him in modern days. And I now understand I'm a douche bag, I don't want to be hurt that's why I'm pushing people away.