The Amazing Digital RPG

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Recap of Episode 9 (takes place after Episode 9): The episode begins with the opening theme song and choreography from the "PILOT" episode, but instead with Caine and Bubble missing, Pomni replacing Kaufmo, and the cast looking stressed out. The intro glitches out and cuts to black. We then pick up right where Episode 8 left off. Pomni asks Kinger how Caine was deleted and if there is a way to undo it. Kinger explains he had no idea what happened and that Caine was messing with the console while he worked, and the floor opened up before he could undo it. Jax is angry at Kinger for letting this happen and asks him if there's anything he would like to tell them as he pushes him. Pomni and Ragatha tell Jax to calm down, but Jax is bewildered that they'd take his side after Kinger messed up when he got yelled at for pressing the wrong button, saying this was even worse.

Kinger then tells the others that Scratch was actually working on making brain scans, and found out that Caine had completed said process while looking at his code. Jax had already long embraced the notion that everyone in the Circus are not real people, but instead character archetypes playing their part in an entertainment machine, meaning that there truly is no way to leave. Jax sarcastically tells Zooble is able to make their mark in the world, mocks Ragatha for being able to spend time with her mother, and exclaims that he's still something but drops it, with the cast still severely traumatized from Caine's recent painful torment against them.

Ragatha murmurs that she inwardly suspected they weren't the people they came from, but it still hurts her to say it out loud. Pomni tries to comfort her, but is helpless as Jax and Gangle (after failing to engage Zooble) walk away shaken.

Later, Pomni approaches Kinger, who is working away at conjuring blocks to fill in gaps to the Void. She offers to help, as Kinger encourages her to concentrate. She attempts at first before breaking down, blaming herself for the collapse of the Circus and the despair they're all experiencing. Kinger comforts her by stressing that she wasn't responsible for any of this, and that no one can fix the brokenness around them by themselves. He tells her (unknowingly again) that she's very strong, and he knows she'll get through this. Pomni notes that they've "been here before", and Kinger posits that it's still true.

As Pomni and Kinger work on conjuring pieces to fix the Circus, they are gradually joined by Ragatha, Zooble, and Gangle in turn, even finding moments of amusement in-between their progress. All the while, Jax watches from afar, but is unable to join the Circus members, steeped in his bitterness. Eventually, Jax approaches Pomni and hesitates, as if he's about to say something to her, but changes his mind and walks away. Pomni reflects later that she wishes she "pried more", not knowing how isolated Jax had truly become at this point.

Later, Pomni, Ragatha, and Zooble then watch from above at a safe area as a now abstracted Jax roams around the Circus. Zooble is frustrated and sad with Jax waiting until there was nothing they could do about it. They sit next to Gangle, who blames herself for not being able to cry for the loss of Jax.

Ragatha explains to Pomni how Jax and her were friends until Ribbit and Jax's argument in the Snowy Summit, where Jax made his promise never to speak Ribbit's name ever again, ending their friendship. Pomni comforts Ragatha, affirming that she is her first true friend in the Circus and still considers her the closest despite everything. They share a warm yuriful hug before Pomni gets ready to confront the abstracted Jax.

Pomni explores the destroyed Circus with a revolver gun to go hunting for Jax. She manages to shoot the lights out, causing Jax to stop in front of her passively (just as how Kinger's pillow fort used its darkness to calm Queenie). Pomni proceeds to hug Jax and reach deep into his mind to try and salvage him remaining sanity one last time from within. She finds herself in a purple room with five doors, each with a poorly drawn verion of jax in a different color. One of which is blocked off by boards. Opening the first door, Jax is seen in the Circus' dorm hallways standing in front of Ragatha's door (which has an X over it). Pomni attempts to comfort Jax, telling him she can "fix him". Jax responds to this by pinning her on the ground and choking her while grinning, with his pupils almost filling the entirety of his eyes. As Pomni begins to pass out, Jax lets go and creepily reminds her they can't die from oxygen as she fearfully runs away. Jax then turns his head quickly at the real Pomni, who quickly shuts the door.

In the second scenario, Zooble has abstracted. Gangle is seen wearing the plastic mask from "Fast Food Masquerade" and happily instructing the other members (excluding Jax) to make the best funeral for Zooble, telling them it's what they would've wanted. Jax arrives in the maid outfit from "Untitled", which Gangle questions Jax about. Jax tells her it's the best way to mourn Zooble's spirit by wearing a "gender-freaky" outfit. Gangle complains that Jax is just wearing it to make fun of them, and Jax tells her back that she's doing the same thing with the plastic mask. Gangle falls to her knees and tells Jax that she hates him, in which Jax pulls her closer, accusing Gangle of secretly liking it. Gangle is mortified by the comment, and Jax tosses her a key to her room, telling her to meet him later after the funeral. Pomni closes the door and attempts to pull off the boards of the locked room. She instead heads to the third door, in which Gangle has abstracted. In the scenario, Zooble is seen mad at Jax for "killing the only person they ever loved", and plans to kill Jax. In the Looney Tunes-like sequence, Jax flips the scenery to a desert cliff, causing Zooble to fall off the cliff. Jax ends the scenario in a Looney Tunes fashion except with the Main show theme playing all off-key and wonky, Jax goes "Deh-ebbity-Eh! That's all, Freaks!" before being decapitated by closing screen with his "scream face with pointy teeth and dilated eyes"

Opening the fourth door (with a golden Jax icon), Pomni is greeted by four Jax's in a room. One of them is playing "Daisy Bell" on the piano while the other three from the previous scenarios are playing cards. The Jax in the maid outfit (from the second scenario) questions about how Pomni got into the room, as they had a strict no-girls policy. The Jax (from the first scenario) with cards in his hands asks the maid Jax why he's wearing it, saying, "he wouldn't be caught dead in it". The maid Jax tells the first Jax it's ironic before calling him a [Wacky Bleep]. The Jax playing piano happily exclaims he can play the piano, before the maid Jax comments on the irony of his ability to play the piano, and the first Jax tells the piano Jax to shut up and play, grabbing a booze bottle and chucking it at him, who continues playing. Pomni asks the Jaxs if the scenario is what she all thought of them, and the cartoonish Jax responds that they have no idea and it's better to play with extreme realities. They protest that reality is gay and that killing off the comic relief character is a drag. Suddenly, they all turn to the boarded off and locked door yelling at someone or something to shut up. Pomni asks them where the real Jax is, and gets the response she won't get anywhere asking questions, and tells her to leave. Pomni approaches the locked door and asks if any of them has a key. The maid Jax tells her he wouldn't tell her even if she had one, saying "you women need to stop whining all the time." In response, Pomni throws a bottle at the maid Jax, who turns into dust and disappears. The other two also turn into dust. The last Jax, playing the piano, who has chains and shackles on his ankles, hands Pomni the key to the door before turning to dust as well. Pomni unlocks and opens the final door, where she learns Jax's past, his relationship with Ribbit, and how he became the way he is.

Prior to the events of the series, Jax lived with his parents, who didn't get along well and regularly fought, and hardly ever saw his dad nor could he ever get along with him, giving him issues regarding his own masculinity. When Jax started high school, his parents got a divorce, resulting in Jax's dad walking out on them. Although she hoped she'd still be able to get along with his mom, things grew incredibly toxic between the mother and Jax, as she would either accuse him of being less of a man than her father was anytime he ever showed emotion and or that he was just as bad as he was if he were to ever lash out. Jax found this confusing, thinking that he missed his dad, but at the same time, hated him, resulting in her becoming the target to him. Jax's human's digital copy came with the body of a purple cartoon rabbit as his avatar. It shows a much longer part of the real life clips from Beach Episode, showing someone (Presumably Jax) running across the street at night with panting and footsteps being heard. Then to (Presumably Jax, again) driving across a forest-y road at night. The final scene shows a view of someones left arm and leg sitting on a chair (Insects chirping in the background)

from this point onward, between scenes will be a a glitching state of abstracted eyes and scribble textures in motion Not plot related but good to note and picture when reading

Upon entering the Digital Circus, the copy, who would eventually be given the name "Jax", stumbled upon the other four original "humans"; Kinger, Ragatha, Kaufmo and Ribbit, or more off screen, the digital copies of their human counterparts. Jax, confused, tried to take the headset off, only to realize that she couldn't. Jax started to have a panic attack, refusing to let anyone get near her. Eventually, Jax was able to calm down and they were able to gain his trust. Ribbit would take Jax to a mirror for her to look at his new appearance, which he thought looked stupid. Time passes and Jax begins warming up to his new predicament, becoming friends with Ribbit and Kaufmo, Ribbit specifically, with the three of them having hot chocolate in a cafe inside the Circus every week. Jax would start to go on many adventures with the rest of the members inside the Circus. However, wanting to keep her past a secret due to having been created at an extremely low point in Leeroy's life, he had only told Ribbit that he was homeless, asking what else she wants to know.

One day, after returning from an adventure, Jax and Ribbit go to spend the latter's room. Ribbit asks Jax if there has ever been anything that he regrets doing outside the Digital Circus. Not wanting to reveal more of his past, Jax refuses, albeit in a teasing manner. When Ribbit ends up opening up to him about her past, he decides to do the same. After explaining what he has done, as well as being worried if he did end up killing his mom, Ribbit reassures him that, if the police didn't try to chase him down, his mom should be okay. Realizing he said too much than intended, Jax attempts to flee, only for Ribbit to stop him, telling him that his secret is safe with her, before placing her bow tie on his head, making him blush as a result. Suddenly, Kaufmo rings on Ribbit's door, leading Jax to panic, throw Ribbit's bow away, and tell Kaufmo to come back later. Turning his attention to Ribbit, he tells her that if she ever tells anyone what he said about his past, he will never speak to her again. Confused and alarmed, Ribbit agrees, before Jax quickly leaves and flees to his room, freaking out over having revealed something so private and personal. Ever since that day, Jax decided to keep his distance from Ribbit, even claiming that what he said on that night was just a joke, as well as not picking her as his partner during team adventures anymore. During an adventure to the Snowy Summit at some point, Ribbit finally confronts Jax on his behavior, wanting to be friends again. After much deflection on Jax's end, he eventually snaps, accusing her of wanting to be friends so she can learn more about his personal life and use it against him. The conversation escalates into an argument of heated words, and ends with Ribbit being the one to apologize. Ribbit says she will leave him alone.

Not only would Jax's relationship with Ribbit deteriorate even further, but so would the former's personality, with Jax outright telling others, like Kaufmo, to not trust anything she says, causing Ribbit to feel alienated from everyone. At some point, Ribbit eventually stops showing up and Jax is asked by Ragatha if he has seen her, and he goes to her room. However, without the confidence to apologize to her, Jax doesn't knock on her door and instead leaves. Unfortunately, Ribbit had abstracted as a result of Jax's behavior and feeling of loneliness and unwantedness, forcing the latter to have to hide from her during her rampage. Sometime after her abstraction was discovered, Caine sent her to the cellar. Outside of her door (which is now crossed out with an X), Kaufmo tries to comfort Jax, saying that he can talk to him if he needs it. Jax, however, ignores his advice, and begins verbally abusing Kaufmo the same way he did to Ribbit. Ragatha also tries to comfort him, though Jax hardly tells Ragatha to never speak about Ribbit ever again, which she reluctantly agrees to; this would also be the moment their friendship ended. As if on cue, a new human arrives in the circus, appearing with red ribbons and a comedy mask. After the comedy mask ends up breaking, Jax cruelly tells everyone they should call the new human "Gangle", as the name sounds "pathetic as [Gangle] looks", which Caine complies with. From that day forward, Jax's behavior got even worse, as he would being to abuse the members around him for his own amusement, specifically targeting those such as Ragatha, finding her outbursts towards her antics amusing, and Gangle, with the latter's submissive nature preventing her from standing up for herself making her the perfect punching bag. One day, Kaufmo comes up to Jax, telling him that, although they don't get along well as they used to, he might have found a way for them to leave the Digital Circus. Jax dismisses him as being crazy, forcing a dejected Kaufmo out of the area. Unbeknownst to Jax and the rest of the copies in the Digital Circus, Kaufmo was able to conjure up an exit door as a result of desperately wanting one, which would end up driving him to insanity over the next couple of days and leading the conflict of the THE AMAZING DIGITAL CIRCUS: PILOT. It switchs to the first minutes of the Pilot with Pomni saying "And I should just play along until I wake up, Right!" with Jax responding "Whatever you say, Kid" it cuts of Jax opening Kaufmos door and grabbing the Bowling ball he needed from his POV, completely careless about his friends demise, except it switch's to an unseen clip of Jax in front of the mirror that Pomni stared at in the PILOT and in the previous episode. Jax is shown with tears in his eyes with a weak smile, panting before putting his hand on the glass and speaking "You're not lookin' too good, You gonna cry? Lookin' like this?".

After the memories end, and Pomni finds the real Jax in a dark hallway, next to a lone lamppost. Jax asks her why she came for him even after she knew everything about him. Jax finally admits he's a terrible person and nobody should have cared or come for him as flashes of Jax falling down into the cellar, Pomni's hand tempting, him in different outfits, him standing in front of a giant door closed by a giant silhouette (interpreted as one of his parents), and him in a kitchen (him shoving his mom) with a woman he shoved, which turns out into Pomni. He begs her to leave him alone, stating she's making it harder, but Pomni reaches and hugs him. Jax cries as he tells her it's too late for him to talk to her, blaming himself further. Jax turns to her and bends down to hug her. Jax says that he hates that she always has to go and complicate things. Knowing that he's finally peaked at his breaking point, Jax exclaims he doesn't want to abstract but fails as he begins to hyperventilate while crying intensely. Pomni attempts to calm and tell him to stay with her, but unfortunately, it was already too late as Jax finally accepts his demise and abstracts as a self punishment for what he has done to his friends, the circus's denizens, and the humans he abused for years. Pomni hugs Jax tightly as he ultimately gives into his insanity. His abstracted form accidentally causes two stun grenades (which had been left in the hallway since "They All Get Guns") to glitch, causing a massive explosion. Memories of Jax's final moments relapse as "Isn't She Lovely" plays in the background. The white light begins covering the screen as Pomni glitches out. From the light, Zooble's newly made extended hand grabs and pulls Pomni away as Jax remains abstracted as Pomni begins to sob after she failed to save Jax. The other Circus members build a large shack tent out of pillows to contain Jax as the Circus regains its color. Gangle manages to cry after Jax abstracts, running back to her room, and is later escorted to the main area by Zooble. The others gather at the couches. By now, color has returned to the Circus, as the players sit around the couches in reflection, content that they were at least able to calm Jax and settle him in. Pomni is still glitching from her close contact with Jax's abstracted form, and asks Ragatha if it hurts to touch her, who shrugs that she's been through worse. Pomni advises to everyone to give thanks, Zooble stated that someone had to do something. From behind a wall, Caine watches the group.

It's revealed that Caine, along with Bubble (who has now been reduced to a regular bubble with no sentience), were able to survive being deleted and were instead sent to the Void. Hurt by the fact that he's alienated the players so much that they'd want to get rid of him (not knowing that it was just an accident) and after arguing with himself over whether they were right to do so, Caine decides they were right and lets himself drift off into the Void rather than return. Some time passes, and glowing lights start to shoot past him, eventually revealing an Exit Door in the distance. Curious, Caine goes to inspect it, eventually losing his ability to fly, so he continues on foot. Coming to a sharp ledge, Caine sits on it and pauses and wonders how to cross it, before generating blue blocks to begin crossing. When these cease to work on the third try, Caine alters his approach by trying different geometric stepping blocks, as a Flashback scene reveals him as gaining sentience (As well as a body that looks human unlike his original dot form) and limbs back during the same process as a Red AI dot, and how he accessed Scratch (revealed to be named Mike Dobby)'s brain scans, gradually generating the first Circus characters. Caine reaches the exit door, which is revealed to be a Wifi spot titled "BlueStreetCafe_FreeWifi", the view of the door cuts to the same view and angle but the door is replaced with a Digital folder that says "CA_NeuralScans (Obselete)" against a black backdrop. He attempts to push the door open but it shocks him.

(The flashback scene It shows the folder replaced by 10 sizzling dots , he goes to pick one up but it shocks him. So he uses his power to absorb the dots, and the dot "Mike Dobby" appears in his hands, he then grabs 4 abstract shapes, green, orange, purple and blue. Caine makes the shapes fly past creating potential bodies for the scan to inhabit, when the last one which is Blue moves past it creates a body from the scan resembling scratch. To which Caine directs the body up in front of a shape structure of the circus which appeared in Hjsakldfhl's start and fly's through the entrance and onto the stage of the circus, to which scratch spawns in, confused. This leads the way to the background scene during Queenie's introduction in the start of the previous episode)

Back in the present, he opens the door with the same technique his younger self just did and looks surprised opening the door. He finds text in the Air reading "Connection secured" with a search bar above, he stares at it for a bit and then takes the names of the current players from under his jacket, and inputs them into the search bar. During this, he discovers their human selves' current lives from their social media accounts and the world they inhabit, before the Wi-Fi connection fades out as shown during the duration of the scene.

As Caine admits his irresponsibility, he realizes how the players have been forced from a bigger world into a smaller existence, while wrestling with his alter ego's envious insistence on regaining control of them. Realizing that he's been torn between engaging and dominating others his entire existence, Caine apologetically removes the remaining portion of the Blue AI he absorbed many years ago to limit his power, explaining they can't exist like this. After confirming he'll miss them, Caine releases Blue into the Void and waves goodbye.

Flying back to the Circus Grounds from his self-imposed banishment, Caine is greeted by the Moon, and expresses his doubts to her about reaching out and his feeling unworthy of forgiveness. Moon concedes it may take time, but all good things do, and reaffirms her love for him. It's at this point that Caine, having created every other entity apart from the players, notes that he never programmed Moon to have feelings for him, to which the latter smiles at him and says "I know". Caine smiles, touched by the revelation that he really did have someone's genuine affection all along, before going inside the Tent to talk to everyone.

Seeing that Pomni is jumbling, Caine snaps his fingers and cures her, revealing his presence to everyone. He approaches the apprehensive members and acknowledges the fear, mistrust, and deceitfulness he caused ever since Pomni arrived, admits that controlling their lives was wrong, and offers them reign of the circus to rebuild trust and make amends. Zooble makes a realistic balance between holding Caine accountable for his past torment and a cautious readiness to let him earn back their trust. Caine then notices Jax's tent and asks if they need help with her, but Pomni solemnly explains they worked something out.

Caine invites them to the main stage, revealing a projector and declaring, "No more secrets. No more mind games." The presentation reveals what Caine discovered happened to each human the players were generated from (along with their original names) during his time in the Void so they could get some closure. Each one of them surprisingly fulfilled their initial ambitions following their encounter at C&A, and now enjoy professional stability and connection either with friends or family members. At the end, Caine keeps all the adventure portals to remain open, and clarifies while he doesn't have the usual augmenting power he had before, (implicitly due to him releasing the Blue Al), he promises to rebuild the Digital Circus into a better and free place for the others, and together, they could all create an even better and brighter future.

Caine begins asking Pomni her willingness by name, before adjusting to her human name Abigail, but Pomni clarifies she and Abigail are two different people and, knowing that Abby is out in the real world, enjoying her best life, and in the Circus, Pomni accepted her new identity, and the group embraces their own identities as distinct individuals. With the help of the saner Caine and their conjuring powers, they are able to remake the Circus into a place that's better suited for them, and they're even able to keep the Abstracted pacified by transferring them to an aquarium world rather than putting into the cold, dark Cellar, with Jax finally reuniting with his two former friends. A mural of the abstracted avatars is painted to honor their memory. Pomni and Kinger watch the abstracted as they swim to their content, and Caine has already closed the Cellar permanently. With renewed understanding that their human selves are experiencing fulfilling lives after they discovered the brain scanner, the remaining members decide to ascribe meaning to their existences within the Digital Circus and fully abandon escaping. Additionally, with Caine powered down, the former ringmaster is gradually welcomed as an equal for all the adventures the group decides to spend their days entertaining themselves with, letting him experience love, friendship, joy, happiness, and mostly a family that he always wanted. Pomni and Ragatha become best friends, Zooble and Gangle start a relationship, Kinger becomes more lucid, recovering his sanity even when exposed to daylight, and Caine having kept his promise and finally fulfilled his purpose. Everyone is sitting at the dinner table just like the end of the pilot episode, only this time, Caine is included. Pomni smiles as she has finally accepted her new life and found her purpose, finally being where she truly belongs. The episode ends with Pomni giving out one last wave goodbye to the viewers before walking away, deeply thanking them for all their support for watching their show and supporting the cast for the past 3 years.

During the credits, the Circus Island becomes expanded with new smaller islands while Caine and the others have new adventures together. Ragatha smiles happily while blushing when she sees hearts coming out from Zooble's room while carrying a box, she walks past Gangle's room which has the door open, implying a moment of intimacy is occurring between Zooble and Gangle. Meanwhile, Caine puts the memories of an adventure orb containing all of the events of the entire series (or possibly the Blue A.I.) in his closet before leaving.

In the post-credit scene, in the real world, Abigail (Pomni) and Grant (Kinger) are waiting at the bus stop before Leeroy (Jax), Suzie (Ragatha), Riley (Zooble), and Zoey (Gangle) show up. The bus arrives and the six strangers, unaware of anything that happened between them through their clones, get on before it drives off, ending the episode and as a whole, the series.