Pilot

Pilot came out a few weeks ago and I still watch this until today. Still wonder why they decided to make a new show while murder drones still didn't finished season 1. But still a dark show. Recommend to watch :) There is just a lot of lore in this show. Glitch productions are always good at making shows. Mega runner, then subside paradise, murder drones, then now, the amazing digital circus.

Can someone plz tell me why I'm earth there are characters that's crossed out????

But watch the show! Only in YT

Is it just me or is Caine responsible for this

P. S "note to those pommni x jax shippers, plz, just stop.

TADc is overated a lot it's not that funny I didn't smile once the whole time it is a chore to watch. Jax is a horrible character that isn't even that funny although I appreciate Michael kovach. People are acting likes it's the new spawn of god but it's horrible every minute I was checking the runtime to see how much longer it would take for this episode to finish . This series does not deserve this many views likes and positivinty it should be criticized for its horrible writing. Although the animation is beautiful and I enjoyed mangle and ragatha it needs to establish its characters more and be better. Overall a solid 1/10.

This first episode feels somewhat outdated compared to the narrative quality the series achieves in later chapters (for now, episode 6 is already available). As a pilot, it fulfills its basic function: introducing the general context of the story, introducing the circus, and giving us a superficial look at some of the characters.

However, narratively, it's quite limited. The main adventure is inconsequential and unengaging, contributing little to the development of characters like Kinger, Zooble, Gangle, Jax, or Ragatha.

Pomni, on the other hand, while giving us a superficial glimpse of her character, manages to offer a first glimpse into the series' history with concepts like abstraction, emptiness, and exit, though none of these are explored in depth. Ultimately, the episode functions more as a gateway than a solid story in its own right. Its value lies in its introduction, not in the quality of its plot or the development of key dynamics that would later become the true essence of the series.

Final score: around 7.5/10.

The amazing digital circus is a fantastic take on a comedic tale with something sinister underneat, from the instant it starts, the music, character designs, and plot all instantly hook you to it, the animation is fluid, worthy of a high budget studio like Sony or Disney, the characters are charming and all feel different from eachother, Pomni and Jax being my two personal favorites, and considering this is just the pilot, I can't help but feel excited for what's to come of this show, Gooseworx and Glitch have done a fantastic job so far, and I honestly can't wait to see what the future holds for the Amazing Digital Circus.

I've been seeing a lot of fanart of TADC for a while now. It looks like it's going to be the next big thing, but I can't quite say the pilot has impressed me.

The production values are surprisingly polished and smooth. It's going for a PSX high definition promotional render aesthetic, mixed with a very tiny bit of creepy glitch flair. "What if you got stuck into a digital world and things were weird?". It's not the most original idea but you can make it work and put your own spin on it.

The thing is.... it mostly works like your typical saturday morning cartoon but with a Tumblr edge? It's screaming "look how weird and quirky I am!!" but it's not really all that weird nor out there. The cast's personalities are pretty standard, the weird stuff is very sanitized and has no bite, the pacing and energy doesn't match the concept, and the directing is disappointingly standard. Even the music sounds weirdly polished and musical considering the setting, something more sample/synth-based and glitchy would've enhanced the setting but instead we get very generic instrumentation.

It looks like Tumblr comfort food. And I'm sure there's people out there craving for that stuff, but for me it's very middle of the road. There's always the chance that the actual series will have a more snappier pace and it will embrace its weird ideas properly, but as it is looks to be an unadventurous show.