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Ribbit was a tall anthropomorphic green frog with a cartoonishly lanky build and had a body shape predominantly formed of rounded, oval-like shapes; with her head, body and eyes being the most prominent oval-shaped features. She had wide, oval-shaped eyes with jet black pie slice cut pupils (or pie eyes) and jet black eyelids, sporting three thin eyelashes at the bottom, alongside two bright pink blush (purple at night) marks that would partially lie behind the corners of their eyes. As well, she had a thin black line for a mouth, and it was often curved into a U-shaped smirk or smile. Identically to Jax, Ribbit had the outward design of a rubberhose-esque character; shown to have had long, slim limbs that appeared quite flexible. Her legs were particularly lengthy and frog-like, having flat three-toed feet and a rounded, frog shaped head. She also had a light green coloring that went across her muzzle and followed all the way down to her stomach. As an accessory, Ribbit wore a simple cartoony pink-red bow tie around her neck. Ribbit made her official appearance in Remember through flashbacks from Jax’s perspective, where she was presented as warm, friendly, and welcoming to her friends, especially Jax, whom she introduced to Kaufmo and the other circus members, eventually helping Jax and Kaufmo form a strong bond. Interpersonally, she appeared naturally inclusive and deeply relational, with tonal flexibility: capable of laidback, low-stakes companionship with Kaufmo, but able to match Jax's edge almost immediately. She was shown to be a sweet, charismatic, socially intelligent, and witty extrovert who cared deeply about her friends, especially Jax. After opening up to each other in her room, Ribbit put her bowtie on Jax's head as a symbol of their trust and that their secret is safe with her. However, after that moment, Jax disregarded the friendship they had forged and avoided her altogether due to their vulnerability they experienced with their mother. She seemed to struggle to accept Jax's rejection, even when it was clear that they don’t want to be around her. After their argument, she became more isolated and depressed, which directly led to her abstraction.

The Creative Artificial Intelligence Networking Entity, abbreviated and better known as Caine,[2] is the redeemed main antagonist of Glitch Productions' indie animated web series The Amazing Digital Circus, and is voiced by Alex Rochon. Caine is dressed as a ringmaster, sporting a cerise tailcoat with a metallic gold undertone, a black collar with white lining, and a black bowtie. He wears a white undershirt with two red buttons, cartoonish white gloves, and slightly reflective, black latex leggings with matching black tap shoes that appear fused into one continuous form as if they were rendered as a single piece. Lacking most human features, his head is a pair of dentures with pearly-white teeth and red gums. His eyes, which feature a green left iris and a blue right one, float inside the jaw. Due to the cartoonish nature of the animation style, his jaws are expressive, moving as a mouth when speaking, with the top row of teeth acting as eyebrows at times. Similarly to Bubble, he forms a tongue when needed. He wears a black top hat with a cerise band and tends to hold a gold-tipped black staff. Occasionally, he is seen wearing The Wacky Watch. Following his mental breakdown, his irises become notably darker, almost black even in direct light. They sometimes flash red and blue, as seen in the end of They All Get Guns. In extreme cases, Caine's whole body will distort, such as polygons being stretched or using a wireframe texture. In hjsakldfhl, he gains a monstrous form. He grows much larger with four arms on each side, which are very long and extend in different directions. His head is distorted, while his irises have shrunken along with visible black eyebrows. His back is broader and his shoulders are sharper, giving him a menacing frame. Caine is a nonsensical, over-the-top, vivacious ringleader. However, there is a distance about him and a significant disconnection towards the traumatic events the humans experience, illustrated by his forgetfulness of Zooble's criticisms of their own form and his adventures, as well as his apparent lack of concern towards the abstracted. Despite his penchant for taking humans captive and tormenting them through hilariously and potentially deadly circus games and tricks, Caine is not outright evil, but rather obliviously mischievous. There is also often a whole spectrum of human emotion that he is not able to feel. However, when put under distress, emotions that he does not normally feel can come out and lead to risky behavior. Caine is not particularly honest, often concealing or even lying about certain and even important information, even to himself, all to protect his world and identity. This is taken to the point of gaslighting the other members, such as when he quickly blamed the exit door which Pomni saw on "Digital Hallucinations" and so far, these ventures seem to be driven entirely by naïve and misguided intentions. Caine struggles with deep insecurities and low self-esteem, even if he tries to hide it behind his extravagant and goofy sense of showmanship. In fact, he is driven by a deep-seated fear that he will be left alone in the circus as well as have no one to appease with his creations. Near the end of Candy Carrier Chaos!, Caine shows a real fear that he might lose track of who is an AI and who is a human, which he claims could lead to problems later on. In fact, at the same time, Caine is completely fixated on pleasing the humans through his adventures and antics, since that is the only purpose he believes he was created for. Even though he wants to make them happy, he does not handle criticism well, as it makes him feel like he is failing at the one thing he is supposed to be good at. He also wishes for them to enjoy his adventures and secretly does not like following suggestions they give him, although they show content with this. Caine often has tense interactions with Bubble, another member of the Circus and an AI like him. One of the first moments comes after Bubble eats his Angel Food Cake, which leads Caine to snap at him, calling him a parasite before popping him. Not long after, while explaining the Gloinks to the crew, Caine grows irritated with Bubble’s constant questions and pops him again. Even with those moments, Caine does seem to value Bubble’s presence. While the rest of the crew is off on an adventure, the two of them are seen sitting in a restaurant, casually talking to each other. It shows that, despite the frustration, there is still some level of comfort or familiarity between them. However, that dynamic soon takes a darker turn. Bubble’s comments in Caine’s office play a role in pushing him toward a breakdown and eventual nonexistence. It starts to feel like Bubble is more than just another AI, possibly tied to Caine’s mental state, especially his unwanted thoughts. In some ways, Bubble comes across like a kind of Superego, with his behavior shifting alongside Caine’s as his mental state continues to fall apart. His deep-rooted anxiety and sense of inferiority become clear when Zooble criticizes his adventures, especially since the other humans tend to avoid doing that for their own reasons. This pushes Caine into an existential crisis as creating enjoyable adventures was "all [he exists] to do!" as well as "all [he is] good at" and during this moment, he soon starts to space out and twitch while the circus itself begins glitching around him. This shows that his mental state directly affects the world he controls. That instability continues to build later on, as the cast begins criticizing and complaining about his adventures being too dangerous and out of touch, even though he is still trying to please them. Caine's insecurity is highlighted further in They All Get Guns, where he dejectedly teleports a pile of guns into the room and "doesn't care anymore" after his ideas are rejected yet again. It gets worse as seen with Caine briefly glitching out after seeing that nobody voted for him as the most popular character. His mental state moving forward would become worse and worse as he tries to appeal everyone in the Circus and would become more hostile because of this over-obsession for approval and making his adventures perfect. Every member of the circus seems to see Caine in a different way. Jax, for example, believes that Caine is not capable of being intentionally malicious, seeing it as something that just is not part of who he is. Others, like Zooble, take a more cautious view, thinking the only reason Caine does not act that way is because he happens to like the people around him, and that it is not something they should take for granted. That makes things a bit ironic, since Zooble is also the one who pushes back against him the most and is the only one who regularly challenges him without holding back. Caine's lack of empathy and manipulation is emphasized in Beach Episode, where it is revealed, he had deceived the humans into leaving the circus through an elaborately constructed adventure. Even when called out by Jax, Caine makes a half-hearted attempt to justify his actions. Following this, they do not merely find him irritating, but now utterly despise and likely would never trust him anymore. Towards the eighth episode, while Pomni convinces the others to accept that their old lives are better left behind, Caine starts to shift in the opposite direction. He becomes hostile and unwelcoming toward the Circus Members, driven by the belief that they hate and disrespect him. After dealing with Bubble’s mocking attitude, he snaps, going into a full rage and finally expressing how he really feels. In that state, Caine makes it clear that he sees himself as superior to everyone in the Digital Circus, calling humans spoiled ever since Pomni's arrival. He becomes fixated on the group, insisting that he will not let them leave. This mindset pushes even further as he begins to view himself as a god, something he hinted at before, but now taken to a more extreme level. He makes it clear that the others have no real control within the Digital Circus. From there, his behavior starts to resemble a manic spiral. He forces the group through his adventures, but they become more intense and crueller. At the same time, he is clearly frustrated that no one enjoys what he creates. Despite everything, he believes he is just trying to fulfill the purpose he was made for, and that disconnect leaves him feeling almost tormented by the idea that he has failed them. In the last moments before his deletion, he said "Wait", feeling a sudden pang of realization and regret that he had gone too far and what Pomni and the others said to him were true. In the finale, Caine, who had been sent to the void, has a change of heart. He is genuinely regretful for his actions over the course of the series. Having already completed the brain scan project Scratch had started, Caine goes out of his way to explore the true identities of the Circus Members; in doing so, he realizes the cruelty he showed toward them, also removing the blue AI within his head that granted him so much power. Wanting to atone, and knowing he has indeed touched one's heart, he returns to the circus, offers everyone control of the circus, shows everyone their true identities - including Jax's, who had abstracted earlier - and opens up the world for everyone to explore. In the end, Caine, having lost a majority of his powers, becomes a Circus Member himself. Following the finale, Caine has shown significant emotional growth and maturity. He now makes an effort to show consideration toward others and no longer dismisses them. Caine has also abandoned his aggressive and overbearing theatrical behavior for the most part, though he retains some old habits and occasionally slips back into them for a few moments at a time. When interacting with his fellow Circus members, he now tries to connect with them on a more meaningful level with an air of gentleness and reserve, not wishing to overwhelm or impose his will on them anymore, but still desiring to have true, genuine fun. Caine was created sometime around October 15, 1996, as a prototype AI created by a company known as C&A which primarily developed artificial intelligence. The main goal of this company was to develop creative AI that could come up with its own ideas and create things within the program. Caine started as a circular red program with a different name and was fed large amounts of data, images centered around carnivals and festivals, and material from the C&A offices. This was done at the behest of Grant Best and Mike Dobby, who had a very unique and bizarre way of thinking, one that other employees had a difficult time making sense of. Over time, the more information he absorbed, the more unstable he became. This led to him to being contained and development began on a new AI that was more stable. Even so, Caine was still considered a semi-successful attempt and treated as a template for future projects. However, refusing to accept being replaced, he quickly broke out, consumed his successor, and took back what he believed was rightfully his, though this only pushed his sanity downward.

Bubble was the secondary antagonist of Glitch Productions' indie animated series The Amazing Digital Circus, voiced by series creator Gooseworx. Like his owner/boss Caine, he is an artificial intelligence[3] taking the form of a living bubble that seems both subservient and friendly to Caine, living inside his hat until called upon. He can be popped and returned into Caine's top hat. As his name suggests, Bubble is a large, round bubble with large, sharp, even teeth, and round black dots for eyes, constantly displaying a vacant expression. Being a bubble, most of his body is shiny, iridescent, and semi-transparent. When it is necessary, Bubble can form a long, reddish tongue that he shares with Caine. When his mouth is closed, his teeth are still faintly outlined. In the scene of the feast, Bubble dons a white chef hat and a spatula and knife. His pupils are capable of enlarging. Bubble is colored purple in the show, while he has a light blue color in the 2D artwork and merchandising. Presumably, Bubble is colorless, and the color is meant to represent a reflective surface. At first glance, Bubble presents himself as an eccentric and somewhat dim-witted entity, sharing Caine’s bizarre sentiment while remaining largely subservient and loyal to him. He is notably mischievous and impatient, often interrupting others with questions before they can finish speaking and occasionally being a nuisance (such as eating an angel-food cake that Caine had offered to Pomni in the pilot). He has a goofy personality and often acts as comic relief, blurting out random words or phrases. Despite frequently being popped by Caine, he appears largely unbothered by it and ironically seems to enjoys it. Apparently, the popping feels good to him.

Jax is one of the main characters of Glitch Productions' indie animated web series The Amazing Digital Circus, voiced by Michael Kovach. They were a lanky periwinkle rabbit with antagonistic tendencies who is a digital copy in the Digital Circus along with five other copies. In the real world, their human counterpart, Leeroy Mateo or Lee for short, is a young adult with family issues who ran away from home after pushing their mother. After months of being homeless, they moved in with a close friend and began turning their life around. They now work as a delivery driver. Jax was a tall, anthropomorphic periwinkle[10] cartoon rabbit whose design elements evoked the look of rubberhose characters, despite having actual joints. They had long bunny ears on the top of their oval-shaped head, and their overall build was tall and slender, with a rather long neck. Jax's eyes have yellow sclera, with square black pupils that contract when angered and heavily dilate when at a loss for words. Jax's yellow teeth usually have a flat shape to them, but when their mouth is opened, their teeth appear sharp and jagged. Almost every time they are talking, their teeth stay closed while only their lips move. Jax had thin black eyebrows that appeared in the majority of scenes. In "They All Get Guns" and onwards, Jax had a small spherical tail which they didn't have before the episode, being mentioned briefly during Untitled when Jax is talking to Pomni during the "Stargazing" segment. Jax wears light pink overalls and pale yellow gloves. Their overalls feature yellow buttons, a single lighter pink pocket on the front, and lighter pink roll-up cuffs at the hem. They are usually barefoot. Jax was a mischievous, occasionally flat-out bloodthirsty, laid-back, calm, sassy, impulsive, egotistical, arrogant, sarcastic, brazenly condescending individual who rarely shows any empathy or remorse for others. They appears indifferent to their imprisonment within the Digital Circus, which is an attitude that extends to their interactions with others. their dismissal of serious matters is evident when, after asking a rhetorical question concerning Pomni's handling of their predicament and giving Ragatha a smug look, they reply to their ensuing query about why they're looking at their in such a manner with a dismissive: "I'm fine with doing whatever, as long as I get to see funny things happen to people." Jax's lack of care for others is further emphasized when they steps on Gangle's already broken comedy mask, allows the Fudge Monster to eat the citizens of the Candy Canyon Kingdom, or when they abandons Pomni and Ragatha to abstracted Kaufmo. They pays little to no mind to the opinions of others and the group's consensus does not concern her. Rather than engaging authentically with the others, they seems to participate in the general activities of the Digital Circus only for their amusement, thus making their a bit of a trickster. Zooble adds that during the adventures, "Jax just likes to Censorbarboing with everyone" to highlight how much of a troublemaker they are. Despite these occasional bouts of rash, impetuous behavior, like breaking a "Spare" sign for no reason, they normally maintains a calm and composed demeanor, yet their flattery is generally insecure and often borders on outright insult. Arguably, Jax is inherently selfish, only spurred into action against the Gloinks when they begin to pester them. Even when the Gloink Queen accuses them of continuing to observe the unfolding events despite deeming them "dumb and weird", they respond by saying, "I'm only here to hide from the-" only to be interrupted by an abstracted Kaufmo abruptly crashing into the Gloink Queen's lair; their phrasing potentially insinuating a singular concern for their well-being. They also were the only one of the captives to not show up for Kaufmo's funeral, however they are shown to be briefly saddened by it before quickly snapping back to their normal attitude, showing that They do to some extent care for their friends and that their total lack of care for them is merely a front to avoid bonding. Furthermore, while they typically uses insulting nicknames for their "friends", they used a far more positive "Kaufy" when referring to the abstracted clown and apparently loaned a bowling ball to him, implying they might have had a closer relationship with Kaufmo than they did with the others. Jax is fond of blood, combat, death, and chaos, as shown in "Candy Carrier Chaos!", before quickly being overjoyed upon realizing that the Fudge was coming to destroy the Candy Canyon Kingdom and its residents, an act they purposefully incited by leaving the entrance unlocked, which gave their zero benefit besides happiness. They show very little regard for the well-being of their fellow captives. However, they did save Gangle and Kinger from Kaufmo's abstracted form, hiding them both with the bowling ball before jumping down with them in the Gloink Hole, showing They do care for the others, but hides it with their cruelty. Jax fears being vulnerable around others; despite briefly feeling sad, they refuses to attend Kaufmo's funeral. It is also worth being noted that in episode 6, at the Favorite Character Awards, for a split second, Jax was emotional from Pomni's and their fight. They later entered the bathroom and started having a panic attack, but when coming out, their face was joyful, suggesting a deeper facade. When about to be "reevaluated" by Gangle, their first concern is asking if anybody else could see them like this. Likewise, despite being utterly exhausted from their day at Spudsy's, they refused to stop smiling in front of the others and only let their exhaustion show when they were outside and alone. Jax does not like being the subject of ridicule as evident upon being dressed in a maid outfit, quickly becoming furious at Gangle for swapping their outfit and panicking excessively when Kinger sent their out to the baseball field filled with NPC spectators. In TheWackyWatch.com during The Awards Show, Jax is incredibly nauseous and proceeds to vomit following an appearance by Zooble, implying that they are prone to this tendency when scared. It's also noticeable the only two characters they lists as friends rather than rivals are Pomni and Kinger. In "Fast Food Masquerade", a whole different side to Jax seems to be shown, as after being subjected to an employee reevaluation by Gangle, their mischievous personality seems to fade with their wanting to get out of Spudsy's as soon as possible and enters into a genuine conversation with Pomni. This reveals their cruel personality is actually more of a coping mechanism than their true personality. This is further shown in the full audio of their argument with Ragatha, where it's revealed Jax doesn't want the others to see their as a bad guy, arguing, "You always treat me like a bad guy. I'm not really a bad guy." Even during Episode 6, they're offended when Pomni assumes their archetype is "the villain" rather than "the funny one" and is genuinely upset when they believes Pomni is blaming their for others getting abstracted. After finally clocking out, their demeanor is exhausted and dispirited, as evidenced by how they goes to their car and puts their head down on the steering wheel with a sigh. They also was almost apologetic for breaking Gangle's mask, admitting this time it was an accident (showing when They don't mean to cause harm, they won't laugh at the other's misery) and later had a friendly conversation with Pomni and Kinger towards the end, showing they're capable of showing decency and friendliness towards the others. This alternate perspective on Jax is further emphasized in the episode "Untitled" where Jax demonstrated senses of anguish, hesitancy, and frustration. During their conversation with Pomni in the mini-adventure "Stargazing," Jax says how they believe Gangle likes it whenever they push her around, to which Pomni reacts with surprise, as she had assumed Jax didn't care about what other people liked. Jax then reacts negatively when Ragatha brought up how they no longer has any real friends, because their last remaning close friend had abstracted. When Ragatha leaves apologetically, Jax confesses to Pomni their recognition of the predicament they are in within the circus. They go on a rant about how they dislike Ragatha's behavior because their extreme positivity makes their appear fake and manipulative. They then proceed to show visible distress in a discussion of character physique when Pomni mentions how she's never seen Jax with a tail. Jax is shown to be genuine and has an incredibly high level of situational awareness. It affirms the fact that their malignant nature is just a facade for the purpose of their own sanity, supported by their telling the others they take the circus way too seriously and it may even have been an act for the entertainment of others to prevent further abstractions from occurring. Jax goes out of their way to bond with Pomni and even gets upset after Ragatha mentions how their mother abused her. In "They All Get Guns", the aftermath of a lethal firearms battle royal reveals just how mentally scarred Jax truly is from their time in the Digital Circus. Jax tries to think of the Circus members as characters with archetypes rather than people with emotions, to avoid feeling guilt when bullying them. When they and Pomni become a team during the game, Jax shows actual compassion towards her and even shares certain aspects of themself they have never shown before -- convincing Pomni to put her timid demeanor aside, talking about their personal trypophobia fairly comfortably, to the point having casual friendly interactions such as belting "Daisy Bell" together, and holding hands at one point. After the others are all eliminated and them both winning the competition, Pomni offers Jax a hug, but they resist their growing attachment to her, renouncing their friendship as artificial. They shows genuine fear of forming bonds with the other denizens of the circus when they claims that they would be unfazed if Pomni abstracted. When this causes a hurt Pomni to violently assault Jax, this makes their assert their cruel, uncaring archetype, showing their insecurities and denial are ingrained deep within their psyche, saying they only views the other victims as playthings. However, Jax noticeably avoided harming Pomni during the fight and was shown to be extremely guilty for how they treated her afterwards, to the point where they had a panic attack (to the point of nearly abstracting) and insulted themself. In "Beach Episode", Jax shows signs of reaching their breaking point, and hallucinates about their abstracted friends, Kaufmo and Ribbit, showing how fragile their mental state is. They no longer has in it their to bully or harass the others, not even caring when Zooble dunks water on their head (whereas previously they hated being made into the butt of the joke). They retreats to their room and almost abstracts before being snapped out of it by Pomni. Throughout the rest of the episode. Jax is surprisingly genuinely helpful to the rest of the cast in their attempt to escape the circus, only directing a few sarcastic comments at Zooble but otherwise leaving them alone. After they panics and presses the red button to stay, Jax is shown to be extremely remorseful when they thinks they inadvertently doomed the other players. When Caine deceived everyone with false hope of leaving the circus, Jax sinks even more into insanity and openly expresses their immeasurable rage and hatred towards him, no longer hiding how scared and distraught they are on the inside and calling out Caine out for lies, even calling him a "scumbag" in disgust for his actions. Despite initial attempts from Jax in "hjsakldfhl" to brush off the events of the previous episode, they harbor more vulnerability, as shown when they are truly shocked by Gangle agreeing with their pessimistic viewpoint on escaping and genuinely stunned when Zooble accepted their as a member of the group. This worsens as Caine asserts their dominance over the humans, with even Jax disapproving of Caine's punishing adventures, and an attempt to antagonize Zooble and Pomni is met with no response. As Kinger's sanity returns and he elaborates on the origins of the circus, Jax has another panic attack, confronted with the reality that the circus and all of its inhabitants are real, directly challenging their mindset. Reaching their breaking point, they are the one to go and distract Caine for the sake of the group despite knowing they'll be tortured in the process and also joins the others in confronting Caine, venting their frustrations about being lied to. This results in Jax being tormented, seemingly revealing a deep insecurity of their true self while silhouettes of Pomni, Kaufmo and Ribbit laugh at their with their purple "skin" peeled back. Flashbacks from the episode "Remember" show that Jax was not always like this. When first entering the circus, Jax was notably scared, forcing the others away from their and only relenting with Ribbit's help, noting that their avatar "looks stupid". Despite the rough start, Jax would go on to understand their situation and adapted to it rather well, becoming a playful person and building close friendships with Ribbit, Kaufmo, and even Ragatha. However, this all changed when Jax opened up about their past to Ribbit; they felt that they overshared and was frightened that Ribbit would treat their in the same demeaning and hostile way their mother used to. As a result, Jax developed their modern personality, becoming more carefree and reckless while also remaining hostile to Ribbit to the point of exclusion, going as far as to tell their mutual friend Kaufmo that Ribbit cannot be trusted. It is roughly around this point that Jax fully embraced their role as the "funny one" or the troublemaker, likely to compensate for making herself vulnerable to Ribbit. Eventually, this causes Ribbit to abstract. Despite their newfound carefree attitude, Jax very well understood the role they played in this process. While Jax had spent a length of time attempting to alienate Ribbit, Jax was the one who took Ribbit's abstraction the hardest, and never truly got over it. They went as far as to force their friends to never mention Ribbit again and giving death-stares to whoever dares bring up their former friend, even after a considerable amount of time had passed since. This was also shown in Candy Carrier Chaos, where Jax is notably the only one that refuses to participate in Kaufmo's funeral, showcasing their guilt over being similarly dismissive and verbally abusive towards Kaufmo in his final days. After Caine's "deletion" and with the circus left in ruins, and finding out they and the other circus members are digital copies created by a brain scanner built by Scratch, Jax finally reaches their breaking point and abstracts. When Pomni enters their psyche and bypasses all their fake personas they used over the years, they shows genuine regret for their actions, and despite trying to drive their away, when Pomni embraces them, they are touched by someone actually caring about them before their self-awareness finally disappears and they devolve into a mindless creature. Leeroy prefers to be they/them in the real world, but in The Amazing Digital Circus program Jax prefers to be called he/him to appear more masculine.

Ragatha is one of the main characters of Glitch Productions' indie animated web series The Amazing Digital Circus, voiced by Amanda Hufford. She is a digital copy created by Scratch’s brain scanner that takes the form of a ragdoll who is trapped in the Digital Circus along with five other copies. Ragatha maintains a positive and friendly attitude in almost any situation during the adventures. Her human counterpart in the real world, Suzie J. Ackerman, is a former real estate agent who cut ties with her abusive mother and started a new life in her own barn. Ragatha is a somewhat petite, ragdoll-esque looking humanoid character whose appearance is notably identical to that of a Raggedy Ann doll, seeming to be physically composed of actual rags, cotton and buttons. As she is shown to be bleeding stuffing whenever wounded or injured as seen in the episodes "Candy Carrier Chaos!" and "They All Get Guns". This is further bolstered by the texture of her skin, in which she sports a rough, burlap-like texture, which is most visible in close-up shots or if she's underneath certain lighting. She has messy, thick, and yarn-like candy-red hair, with each individual strand varying in length, estimating her hair to be roughly at shoulder length. Four pieces of yarn extend right above her eyes, meant to represent her bangs. Her overall hair seems to be fashioned in a specific manner, seeming to vaguely resemble the 1940s pin-curl haircut, or more specifically, the Shirley Temple haircut. Ragatha is shown to have a rather small and oval-shaped head, with her neck being noticeably thinner compared to the rest of her body. She also features mismatched eyes; with her right eye being a large dark cornflower blue button that's sewn to her face through its four eyelets by a dark gray string, forming an X shape, while her opposite eye is an oval shape that sports a plain jet-black pupil with purple eyelids, with three visible eyelashes sticking out the side. Additionally, she also has a flat, small red triangle nose, a red mouth and lips, mitten-like hands, and a pair of stumps for feet. Depending on her expression, thin black eyebrows will appear, usually to form a sympathetic or irritated expressions. Ragatha's most common outfit consists a collared 1940's cornflower blue dress, patterned with various square shaped patches that are colored a slightly darker blue, though it occasionally appears more purple due to warmer lighting. The dress consists of a thick piece of fabric hugging her waist and a pleated skirt, followed by a white petticoat and a pair of puffed, mid-length sleeves that extend to her elbows, with the ends of the sleeves being trimmed by large white frills. She wears plain black shoes and a cornflower blue bow on her head. Ragatha is described as "the sweetest little optimist." At first glance, that optimism seems simple and genuine.[3] However, it is soon revealed that there is more going on underneath. She often feels like she is forcing herself to stay upbeat, almost like it is the only way she can keep it together. Even when she goes through serious injuries or intense situations, she brushes them off like they are nothing. Over time, this starts to come across as unnatural. Gangle points out that the constant positivity Ragatha expresses can feel disingenuous after a while. Jax adds that she tries a little too hard, to the point where it can seem like she is using that attitude to get something out of people. Even with all of that, Ragatha is very forgiving. When Pomni leaves her behind while running from Kaufmo, Ragatha does not hold it against her and instead understands why she reacted that way. Even so, she is not endlessly patient and does have her limits but tends to keep those feelings buried so she does not start conflict or make things worse. When Gooseworx was asked why Ragatha seemed angry at Pomni by the end of the pilot for not helping her when she previously said she understood if Pomni wouldn't, Gooseworx responded by saying Ragatha would say "things she doesn't necessarily mean if she thinks it'll ease tensions." Ragatha ends up getting their day ruined pretty often, but since she is a doll, she can ignore most of the pain and sometimes laugh it off. That does not mean she enjoys it. She still wants to avoid getting damaged and clearly gets annoyed when others, especially Jax, put her in those situations. For example, Jax pushes Gangle into ramming the spiked truck driven by the Gummy Bandits. Gangle does it reluctantly, and Ragatha ends up getting impaled in the process. Even so, she is not seriously affected, and later the damage appears to be completely gone. Ragatha is also very sensitive to how others see her, and cares a lot about their opinions. At one point, she admits to Kinger that she feels like Pomni does not really like her. As shown in "Candy Carrier Chaos!", Ragatha doesn't seem to hold any form of grudge. In fact, she is concerned for Pomni for what she has been through since entering the circus and thinks she doesn't like her due to the entire ordeal, stemming from her looking seemingly angry at Pomni by the end of the pilot for not helping her when she previously said she understood if Pomni wouldn't. It proves how Ragatha says "things she doesn't necessarily mean if she thinks it'll ease tensions." A similar moment happens when she is under the effects of Stupid Sauce and she tells Jax that even though she hates him, she still does not want him to hate her back. Her habit of trying to please everyone and quickly forgiving others can be seen as a reflection of her fear of being disliked or rejected, along with a general fear of emotional pain. Her conversation with Kinger reveals that she was not always this composed. When she first arrived, she was just as scared and nervous as Pomni. Over time, she had to find ways to cope so she could accept her situation. Ragatha deals with stressful situations by internalizing. Later on, more of her deeper insecurities come to light. These are tied to past trauma from her overbearing mother and a strong fear of being hated or failing to build real friendships. After Kinger shares some advice with her, Ragatha starts easing up on herself. When she finally meets Pomni again afterwards, the two begin to repair their relationship, and their bond grows stronger because of it.

Kinger is one of the main characters of Glitch Productions' indie animated web series The Amazing Digital Circus, voiced by Sean Chiplock. He is an anthropomorphic king chess piece trapped in the Digital Circus along with five other indvidials. Along with his wife Queenie, Kinger became one of the first to enter the circus as digital copies of people created via a brain scanner in the Headset. His human counterpart in the real world, Grant Best, was a former worker at C&A and the co-creator of Caine, the other creator being his co-worker Scratch (Mike Dobby). Kinger is an alder wood king chess piece. He has cartoonish white-gloved hands detached from his body and two large asymmetrical eyes with blue pupils. Though Kinger lacks a mouth, he retains the ability to speak, breathe and eat. He wears a violet royal cloak with white fuzzy lining spotted with black. In The Mystery Of Mildenhall Manor, Kinger is shown to glow when holding his breath. In Untitled, during Jax’s second suggestion, Kinger wears a black tie. In Gangle’s suggestion, he wears glasses and a purple vest with a white undershirt and turquoise necklace. In Zooble’s suggestion, he wears a detective-like attire with a trench-coat and hat. In Ragatha’s suggestion, he wears a blue baseball cap. In the Beach Episode, he wears blue swimming trunks with white strings. In hjsakldfhl and Remember, he wears a bucket on his head. Kinger is erratic and paranoid, derived from his time in the circus. He displays an absent-mindedness since he often forgets the fact that people are near him and are startled by them, like Gangle. Kinger has an extremely slow reaction time, taking up to a second to react to spotting someone next to him. Kinger seems to be interested in insects, since he is shown to ramble about an "insect collection" at times, which is later implied to be due to his wife's love of entomology. However, despite his outward insanity, he retains enough bravery and mental stability to remain un-abstracted, as he was willing to save Zooble from the Gloinks, and able to comfort Ragatha in Candy Carrier Chaos. When Kinger is left in a dark area, he experiences a major shift in behavior, as the darkness reminds him of his last moments with his wife, Queenie. When in this state, he has a better grip on his sanity, with his fear and paranoia subsiding, with his voice even becoming less high-pitched. Consequently, Kinger reveals a wiser and compassionate side to him, having defended Pomni from the Angel and giving her a pep talk afterward. He is more thoughtful in this stage, allowing him to discern from Mildenhall's tapes that the way to pass through Hell was for the two to hold their breaths. However, this stability will virtually vanish upon Kinger entering lit areas again, with Kinger barely remembering whether or not Pomni was brave when he exited the other side. Kinger associates tall, bright things with beauty and by extension, Queenie, especially when seeing the Angel for the first time. Kinger is very emotionally intelligent, which shows significantly whenever he's in a dark area. He comforts Ragatha in Candy Carrier Chaos and They All Get Guns, showing her sympathy and even giving her advice. He still hones a deep care for his fellow circus members when he's able to grasp his sanity. Ragatha mentions that Kinger has helped her through her hardest times in the circus. Pomni also believes that Kinger knows more about the circus than he lets on. The deliberate exclusion of Kinger in the adventure from the same episode hints that this may be true, and he may have more knowledge about the circus than what is believed. This is further proven by him mentioning Scratch, who was the first human to ever abstract due to Caine tampering with his mind files too much.

Gangle is one of the main characters of Glitch Productions' indie animated YouTube series The Amazing Digital Circus, voiced by Marissa Lenti. She is a humanoid made of ribbons created as a digital copy of a human mind in the Digital Circus along with five other copies. Her human counterpart in the real world, Zoey Raghavan, is a former fast food restaurant manager who quit her job after an accident and resumed her studies as a graphic design student. Gangle appears to be made up of four candy-red ribbons that form a humanoid shape. Her face is a white porcelain mask with black eyes and mouth. Her body consists of the main mass of the ribbons that curl, making a spring shape that spirals four times, two ribbons that form her legs, and a single ribbon for her arms (one end is the right arm, while the other end is her left arm). Whenever her Comedy Mask gets broken or removed, her next mask appears, switching to a sad version of the former, clarified by Gooseworx as her Tragedy Mask. The Comedy Mask is just used to make her look happy, not actually change her emotion. It is shown she can smile even with the Tragedy Mask. In "Fast Food Masquerade", Gangle changes her mask for a different one that Zooble gave her, now having her left eye with a white pupil and her right eye white with a black pupil. There is a yellow star under her left eye and a pink spiral under her right eye. This mask is made from plastic as opposed to the porcelain of the other two as confirmed by Zooble, so it does not break easily. As the Spudsy's shift manager, Gangle wears a uniform comprising of a blue short-sleeve dress shirt with a collar, with a slightly lighter blue tie on top; black pants with a brown belt and grey belt buckle, and regular black shoes. Finally, a yellow name tag on the top-right of her chest says "GANGLE" in handwriting. In "Untitled", in her own suggestion, she wears a white seifuku uniform tailored to her ribbon-based silhouette. It features a dark blue collar and a blue skirt. Notably, the standard necktie has been replaced with a tie made of delicate ribbons, and the uniform is adorned with 6 yellow ring-shaped buttons that echo her circular form. In Zooble's bar suggestion, she is wearing a white dress, high-collared vest or bodice with dark, contrasting trim. In "Beach Episode", her beach outfit consists of a two-piece blue swimsuit with a bandeau top and knee-length high-waist pleated skirt, along with a wide yellow sunhat with a blue ribbon. Gangle's emotions and behavior are influenced by which mask she is currently wearing. However, it is revealed that these masks do not completely change her mood, rather they are a literal form of "masking" and are not the sole deciders of her personality. The masks merely change the way Gangle's feelings are presented. When she has her Comedy Mask, her tone, posture, and behavior is masked as pleasant, upbeat, and extroverted. Likewise, her Tragedy Mask would cause her to be presented as dejected, sorrowful, and self-kept. Despite this, Gangle is fully capable of expressing whatever emotions and feelings she wants regardless of the mask she is wearing; she can express sadness with her Comedy Mask as well as happiness with her Tragedy Mask. Gangle is referred to by Jax as one of the most "mentally stable and capable characters" in a mocking manner. Due to her mask breaking easily, Gangle is fragile in both a literal and figurative sense. Because of her emotional fragility, Gangle is an easy target for Jax's taunts, who enjoys tormenting her. Zooble themself points out that Gangle is too shy to speak up, possibly to avoid conflict with the other Circus members. Gangle had positive feelings towards Ragatha, although she acknowledged that Ragatha could sometimes be seen as disingenuous. At the end of "Fast Food Masquerade", Gangle expresses her concern that she will be hated by everyone after the events of the episode. In Episode 4, Gangle develops a new personality with a new mask given to her by Zooble. While wearing this mask, she becomes outgoing and confident, but also bossy, controlling and manic. She also internally cracks when others mention they like her better when she is sad, or that her new personality is annoying. Through Episodes 5 and 6, her friendship with Zooble grows, and she stands up to Jax more, starting a vote to give him a maid outfit after the idea is planted into her head by Zooble, and even goes to Zooble asking them to hold her Comedy Mask as she talks about wanting to fire a Tommy gun while wearing said mask and doesn't want to risk breaking it. She then expresses to Zooble that she doesn't know how she should like the side she thinks makes her worse than everyone, to which, once Zooble teaches her about self-love, it revitalizes Gangle's confidence. This seems to have helped Gangle finally accept herself for who she is, as when she gets eliminated by Pomni, her Comedy Mask breaks again, but behind it, her Tragedy Mask instead dawns a happy expression that the Comedy Mask would typically make her have. By Episode 7 and 8, Gangle has grown significantly both psychologically and socially. She now appears capable of being happy even without her comedy mask, being able to experience genuine moments of joy despite tears under her eyes, all thanks to the bond she shares with Zooble. By Episode 9, she is finally able to experience real human emotions after witnessing Jax's abstraction, crying real tears. At first, she is confused by this but finally accepts this and her pity for Jax.

The Grounds is a location of The Amazing Digital Circus. After Caine grants the Circus Members total freedom in the circus, the Grounds were expanded with new islands to explore. n the "PILOT" episode, "The Grounds" is a small island where most of the action takes place. As Caine gives Pomni a tour, Caine described the grounds as the area where most of the activities occur. It's seen that there is a "digital carnival", a "digital lake", and The Tent in which much of the show takes place. There are also snow-capped mountains in the background, including a couple of pine trees. It also has a day-night split, with The Moon on one side for the night and The Sun on the other for the day. After the events of "Remember" the grounds get expanded with other floating islands with various structures and biomes, connected with bridges and a giant slide behind the main island.

The Tent is a location in the world of The Amazing Digital Circus. It is one of the 3 locations Caine presents to Pomni, and appears to be a 'hub world' of sorts. It is the first and primary location shown to Pomni out of the three seen so far. Since hjsakldfhl, The Tent is left in ruin, darkened and glitched with the deletion of Caine, since Caine made it. As of Remember, the Tent's structure as been restored since Caine came back. The Tent serves as the living quarters of the main cast of characters, excluding Caine. It also features a stage where Caine explains the titles and overviews of new adventures, as a sort of 'meeting area.' It is reminiscent of a real-world circus tent, though much, much larger on the inside. Other noteworthy elements include: Doors that lead to voids Doors that open to random rooms and objects within them. For example, a boxing glove that extends and punches whoever opens the door An exit door that leads into a repeating series of rooms, eventually reaching The Void. Barrels of monkeys Many tunnels and slides that are similar to those in an indoor playground A common area, where the main cast can socialize A large shack tent made out of pillows beside the common area Loser Corner Caine's Office Crow's Nest: Café Cirque

Ribbit's room appears in Remember, and seems to resemble a forest. The walls are different shades of green and contain hand-drawn grass at the bottom. The floor contains simple carpets that alternate between different shades of green, and there are trees in the corners that function as shelves. Her bed is considerably large, colored green with pink flower pillows and cushions. There are many items and toys around Ribbit's room, but most prominently there is a rotating projector that projects a lot of tiny stars, which might be the light source for her room. The ceiling appears to resemble a cave, and doesn't seem to have any sort of light fixture. There is various decor such as wood shelves, mushrooms, some rocks, and "real" grass.

Jax's room appears to be a stereotypical young girl's room; pink striped wallpaper (with rainbow/cloud decorations on the walls), a small table with a purple, green, and yellow chair, a giant rug in the center of the room, a desk with a placemat, a bookshelf, a mirror, and a dresser. His room is litered with keys. It also contains many phosphorescent stars in the ceiling, although it's unknown if they're the light source of his room.

Ragatha's room, despite not being shown in the show, appears to be a stereotypical ranch style room; a pastal color palette, with woode floors, shelving, a piano, rug, and toybox used as a seat for the piano. Despite not being shown, it can be assumed her room also has a bed and mirror.

The rooms in the Dorm Hall act as living quarters for the residents of the Digital Circus. Although they do not need to sleep, the rooms serve as a sort of private area for the residents to rest in. Each room's entrance is marked by an icon of the character's face, and the insides of these rooms are personalized to each character specifically. When a character abstracts, their door icon is crossed out. The Tent is home to the performers’ rooms. Empty or unused rooms appear to be marked with a mannequin icon.

Like Ragatha, Kinger's room has only been shown in merchandise. His room has purple walls, curtains, and floor that has a black and white chess pattern. Still, he prefers to hide in pillow fortresses.

Gangle's room, unlike the other performers, has a more darker color palette; black walls, floor, and ceiling, a large, dark red bed, next to a small end table with a lamp. Next to her door, she has a drawing table, with drawings featuring several objects, people, other Circus Members, etc.

The arrival order as of the relevant members are:

1. Kinger
2. Ragatha
3. Kaufmo
4. Ribbit
5. Jax
6. Gangle