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The Amazing Digital Circus - Western Isekai that probably will become Hazbin Hotel killer
>soma revealed from the start.
>almost from the beginning reveals that the hardware that runs the circus is beginning to fail. ( insert plot reasons for Caine to not care about it. )
>glimpses and clues about the possibility of escaping by uploading themselves to the Internet.
>bla bla, Cane goes AM.
>escape plan is set in motion.
>realization that escape to the Internet is not Cut>Paste, but a Copy>Paste. The "original" cast will be left behind with Caine, who is furious over their escape attempt.
>they upload their copies to the Internet, and now they have to kill each other (they can kill themselves for plot reasons).
>Jax sacrifices himself by being the last one standing (which, in the story, will be a huge redemption for him).
>Jax is being tortured relentlessly by Caine until the day the hardware fails completely, while the rest of the cast lives on the Net happily, honoring Jax's sacrifice.
Something like that, I don't have a reason to give more thought to it.
Don't let Jax trooning out distract you from the fact that Ragatha was in the circus for nearly a decade and never realized Kinger was lucid in the dark or could conjure things until the gun episode.
YouTube decided to recommend me a live reaction stream from that Danish troon-obsessed "aromantic" guy who's been pushing the SOMA and Trans Jax theories since like Episode 2, so I'm sure he won't spend an hour gloating about how he was right about everything, and all chuds can suck his balls.
I find Caine's motivation to change to be very flimsy. He powertrips hard, then gets "deleted" (whatever that means it is unclear), then changes his heart after browsing their IRL counterpart's Instagram, then the group accepts him no question asked. Caine should have came back earlier, got rejected by the group then go on his development arc trying to make it up to them and realizing humans are more complicated than he thought. Also his relationship with the moon is so poorly explored that her little I love you moment doesn't mean much at all.
Also lol at the video of their IRL version's achievements everyone gets a happy ending. I wonder why Caine never bothered to update them on how the frog and clown were doing or Kinger's old group. I would like to think Kaufmo's real life story went a little like this:
Nah. I've seen this before with other properties, so it holds little weight for me. More than some random tumblrtard, sure, but still not absolute.
One of the most famous is Wesker's voice actor saying "trans rights" and other shitpost nonsense. Or various anime voice actors claiming to be authorities on characters they voice despite being directly contradicted by the writer and media itself.
So trust me when I ask, when will the honeymoon period end? I am 100% genuine and 100% certain it will at some point, this kind of blatant slapdash writing can only stand on stans for so long,
People ask the same question in regards to similar shows like Steven Universe, The Owl House, She-Ra, Korra, and so on. Yes, the shows bare almost no cultural relevance whatsoever anymore and there is no definitive influence they had on culture or future art. No one talks about them as serious pieces of art and it's not like even Jew Hollywood has reverence for them. In terms of art style, all of them are just taking from the likes of Adventure Time and other pre-2010's CalArts cartoons. But The Amazing Digital Circus succeeded in making a new generation of troons.
That's the purpose of these shows. Actual pop culture relevance doesn't matter. Their presence will fade, but the new transgender created from an impressionable child who watched this show on YouTube will remain. These programs are made by trans people to make more trans people, who will then go on to make shows that then create more trans people. It's how they procreate. The shows won't have staying power, hell, with the likes of Voltron: Legendary Defender, that was removed from Netflix and now there's no easy way to watch it. Same with Infinity Train. But it doesn't matter. The show will be immediately forgotten about, but a poor child was made a tranny as a result of seeing it.
Nah. I've seen this before with other properties, so it holds little weight for me. More than some random tumblrtard, sure, but still not absolute.
One of the most famous is Wesker's voice actor saying "trans rights" and other shitpost nonsense. Or various anime voice actors claiming to be authorities on characters they voice despite being directly contradicted by the writer and media itself.
>Portraying the tranny as a visibly weak person attempting to appear feminine via vanity, and then making xe/xer think of homosexual intercourse as the first thing that friends could do together
