Fun fact: In english Jax said "I'm so unbelievably disappointed right now" but in french he said the meme "my disappointment is immeasurable and my day is ruined", how nice. 😂

I think people exaggerated Jax's behavior in this episode. It's not like he suddenly became something he's not. He has always been an asshole.

Being disappointed that Jax isn't the "Secretly Troubled" trope after the creator went on record multiple times to unambiguously say shit like *"He's Chaotic Evil"* and *"He deserves to be at the circus"* is crazy. A character can be likable AND a totally irredeemable jerk at the same time

I love how people are so disappointed that Jax has no redeeming moments in this episode, so they desperately grabbed on to the split second where he looked a little sad. 😂

jax is literally a gta player that gladly runs over pedestrians when its funny, i like him being an asshole with out a clear heart behind himself. embrace the chaos, cause the chaos.

It’s funny how people are saying Jax is different now because as someone who watched the pilot, did not engage with the fandom, and then watched episode 2 he seems the exact same to me

Candy Queen: Have fun executing that bandit Pomny: Yes we are definitely going to do that Cain: oh yes we are

Why did it take me 16 and a half minutes to realize by DC he meant digital circus, not DC as in the comics

"He lives life like he's playing GTA" That would explain his obsession with violence-

You’re not alone in the “there’s nothing wrong with it, it just don’t click for me” train. This has happened to me SOOOO many times, I swear. Sometimes I get into a series or cartoon that is very well written, but I can’t really connect with it in the way it’s expected and it feels like I’m just nodding along as the plot goes. And honestly, that’s normal, it just means that it isn’t something that you’re vibing with currently. Sometimes it’s personal preference, other times it’s because of personal stuff going on in your life, it happens and it is okay. You’re not obligated to like something just because other people do. Just go with whatever is in your heart!

Goose has stated on twitter multiple times that Jax is SUPPOSED to be hated She's said things like "he's the one that deserves to be there”, “he’s chaotic evil”, and “he’s gonna do something unforgivable later in the show”

I honestly don’t want Jax to have any redeeming qualities until the later episodes. It’s been too long since a show has had a genuine a$$hat character that only changes when the plot demands it!

I will say they handled the physiological horror WAY better. Instead of really trying to unsettle you instead they put characters in realistic situations that because of your feelings for them you feel the psychological torment they are going for. I think the choice to do it for an NPC was a great decision

I personally think that the whole "Caine's jokes go on too long to the point where the joke doesn't hit" is kinda his gimmick, like and uncle to tells shitty jokes but you don't let him stop cause you'd feel bad. He's an AI meant to be overly wacky so he just kinda does that and it's his whole schtick.

Gummigoo 🤝 Sir Pentious We gain the love of the fandom only to be eliminated in less than a second by powerful beings and rationally unstable.

Gooseworx did specify on Twitter that Digital Circus isn't gonna have this huge complex lore to it, but it is gonna be centered around the characters themselves and building relationships. A character-centric show, not a plot-centric one, if that makes sense. I personally think it's awesome.

I find it Funny how both fandoms of hazbin and digital were upset that their husbandos(Alastor/jax) were horrible people despite it being obvious that they are.

“Caine is a game designer working on crunch time” Oh my god, imagine if he just turns into Kayaba from SAO Abridged! 🤣

TADC isn't "trying too hard" because Gooseworx, the creator of the show, just isn't like that. She said it in an interview that she just got reached out, made what she liked, and hoped for it to at least get half the views as MD. She had no idea it would blow up Also it's totally fine if you don't like a show or not enjoy it as much as many other people, the fans of the show are crazy if they think that's unacceptable (I mean most are but that's every fandom ever so yea.) Also, edit: 5:43 I just had to point this out, I absolutely agree. Like I don't dislike him he's just not that funny imo. Too wacky, y'know?

Ngl I wasn’t huge on Jax, but I kinda like him now that he’s worse. Nothing in the circus matters, and he’s cruel and callous and that keeps him sane, entertained, and emotionally distant. He doesn’t care and that keeps him from abstracting. Like he sucks so much, and that’s intriguing in the context of the circus.

Jax being an awful person was confirmed by Gooseworks a long time ago lmao, if anybody's actually disappointed in how evil Jax is, they should've known better lol

Something I really like is that they didn't try to make jax like a "bad boy" but actually made him a full on semi unapologetic antagonist

The writers really wanted to emphasize that this is psychological horror, just in case no one got it in the first episode. They gave me a himbo... just to take him away. I shall get my vengence.

I completely agree with you that the second episode was much much better than the first. The pacing was better, and this time Caine’s adventure actually felt like it served to tell us more about the characters and the world. As well as just being way more fun.

I deeply respect your ability to recognise when it's the show's problem and when it's just you. A few too many people just assume that if they don't like it then it's not good, which is dumb. So you take gives out positive and responsible vibes, and I love it

In the Pilot the Queen said that "God Will Be Gloinks!" So it's nice to know who "God" Actually is.

It makes me really happy that you're giving TADC a chance despite how you grilled it originally I also like that youre able to say "This is actually really good it's just not clicking with me for some reason" because WOW is that real From experience it can get really easy to mix "I just wasn't feeling it" vs. "This is actually hotdog water writing who wrote this" It makes me glad that you're meeting the series halfway ^^ Also Jax fans when the jerk character is an actual jerk and not just playfully mean:

I might be reaching here, but I think that Caine's jokes are written to be semi/poorly executed because he is learning. Even in this episode he stated that the NPC will AI will be 54% more immersive THIS TIME. He is still learning comedic timing. Him spouting jokes like this is meant to add to that feeling of mental instability. The fact that your life is in the hands of something so unknowingly cruel, but trying to be goofy, is definitely something that would make most people terrified. Again, I might be reaching, but its a thought.

The best way to describe jax is bender from futurama in the early seasons. Both are assholes but we love them for being assholes. If bender was kind and nice we wouldn't care about him. Jax is just the bender. Jax would give his first born son to the devil

I feel like the way Jax acted in this episode was fine. Honestly, he was the one making things happen. Jax is always the one causing trouble or some sort of problem. If that’s not happening, there would be nothing interesting for the episode to happen. For example, he’s the one who threw Pomni out of the truck, causing her to end up under the map eventually. And it’s not like he outright hates the other members. He just knows how to take advantage of anyone he sees, like how he was going to use the Fudge to take down the tanker by offering it access into the kingdom(if the tanker hadn’t fallen out of the sky right next to them) Jax just…happens to *always* be with the other main characters, so of course he would bully them the most.

Hazbin, TADC, Ramshackle, AND the second part of Helluva Season 2 all coming out this year? We are eating guys

I like that Jax is a an asshole cuz he’s fun to hate. Doesn’t help that the Jakeneutron song is stuck in my head.

You don’t like it BUT you fully gave the show a fair shot. I respect that.

one thing i appreciate is that Goose herself stated, the show is 90% character moments and 10% lore, instead of the internet classic of mountains upon mountains of deep lore made solely to get nerds on the internet to obsess about even to the point of neglecting the actual piece of media and story

Now that I think about it, Jax is just a Team Fortress 2 Spy main.

I agree with you on the front about the existential stuff not QUITE hitting the way it’s supposed to on account of genre savviness. Like, as soon as Gumigoo found the out of bounds, I immediately knew where his story was going to go, including Caine deleting him That said, I do not think it was bad. As you said, the scene was incredibly well directed and the voice acting was on point. What felt like a bit of a (dare I say) paint-by-numbers “the AI/NPC character realises their life is a lie” scene, they executed on the delivery extremely well I am also aware that my feelings towards the scene and Gumigoo’s eventual destruction are heavily shaded by the fact that I am used to these tropes. In fact, I have consistently hyperfixated on media that deal with these concepts for about a decade now, whether it be a main focus (Undertale, HLVRAI) or in the thematic ballpark (Portal 1+2, Homestuck, Red vs Blue) I will say though, this is episode 2. I don’t expect Digital Circus to be pulling on the bangers right out of the gate. What I hope for, is that these scenes (Pomni’s horror in Ep 1 and Gumigoo’s revelation in Ep 2) is they act as stepping stones/set-up for more unique and developed concepts down the line This show has the potential to go into some heart-wrenching, mind-breaking shit down the road and I am all here for it

i never took Caines comedy as actual comedy, but as a warning that this thing isn't human, it doesn't understand humans and is extremely dangerous

0:36 BRO EVEN SARCASTIC CHORUS KNOWS ABOUT IT 😭😭😭

The only thing I find weird about Jax in episode 2 is that he got genuinely upset that there wasn't enough violence in the adventure. You'd think he wouldn't care by now, since he's been doing this stuff for years. I guess he needs his fix to stay "sane", and he got it in the previous episode by watching Kaufmo beat up the gloink queen but now he wants more.

i myself would like an ending like in „I have no mouth, and I must scream“ (spoilers for ihnmaims) where jax kills the rest of the cast and freeing the rest from being stuck in the digital circus for all of eternity but himself being stuck with Caine.

"All this lazy world-building is amazing world-building."

I love that Jax is a jerk and doesn't care. I love a character that watches the world burn down and never hides the flamethrower they used.

Sarcastic Chorus : Saying, "Playing this over the sobs of Jax fans realizing there fave is a pos." Me : But what if that's the reason I like him.

I believe Gooseworx said that Jax is just an asshole. That's actually why I have a theory that Jax is an npc since apparently Caine can get confused npcs with players. Jax saw his model in the dev room and his reaction was to join the ADC and torment them for his amusement. He hates the players since they technically matter while he doesn't.

I also had the same problem with the existentialism where I just didn't Click with Gummigu's revelation that he's an npc and even in the pilot where Pomni has the realization that she's not able to go back to the real world and she's stuck as a digital clown, but I also don't get why I wasn't feeling anything during these moments. I wonder if it's because we never really know who Pomni is before she arrives to the digital circus? So our introduction to her is already her as she is now and there's no real sense that she's really lost anything. I think she even mentioned that she doesn't really remember her own life before (though, I could be wrong about this, I haven't gone back to check...), so we don't even know what motivated her to "log in" to the digital circus. Though, this might contradict how she said she remembers how even people in the real world feel like they're nothing, so... I guess for Gummigu, it would be the fact that we don't really see his reaction to learning he's an npc? As in, we see his reaction to piecing the dots, but I think the episode kind of skips over how he reacts to Pomni confirming that he's not "real" and all we see next is him just sitting there. He's kind of already at the depression-acceptance stage of his grief/existential crisis. Maybe I would've felt more sympathy with him if we got to see him struggling to really accept that this is what he is. Or even when he first sees the models of himself and his crew, maybe it would've helped if he tried to wake them up or talk to them instead of somewhat immediately realizing the implications of seeing the models. I don't know, I guess what I'm saying is that the emotions for the scene-- despite how tense it was with the silence-- just felt really muted for how big the revelation was. Though, maybe this can also apply to Pomni...? I can kind of see how the series wants to portray these moments of existential dread, but when everyone keeps on having suppressed emotions and just kind of revealing how they're breaking down in brief bursts (ie Pomni at the end of the pilot), it kind of feels like they're not really letting these characters (or at least the ones who are new to this situation) actually React to it. If that makes sense. But I'm also not sure if this is what is exactly why I didn't connect with the existentialism. This is just the best I can think is the reason.

I've come to accept that just because something is really really good, it doesn't mean that I have to like it, and that's kind of been my journey with Digital Circus. I'm really glad it has devoted fans, as that's clearly deserved, but I don't really feel strongly about it.

I gotta say, the second episode HEAVILY exceeded by expectations. I never got recommended the first episode by youtube so I wasn't there at the start, and when I watched the first episode just recently---honestly I was a bit disappointed. Initially I saw the view count and I thought it was a bit mediocre and didn't really deserve the 400 million views it nearly got in 6 months. But THE SECOND EPISODE genuinely hooked me beyond belief and I'm a little annoyed now that we all gotta wait another 6 months for the next episode lmao. Anyway, I'm really excited for the episodes to come. This show is doing it right.

People like redeemed characters so much that they were surprised that jax showed no redeeming qualities from day ome

tbh, I honestly didn't feel strongly about the first episode, like, it was ok, but not THAT great as people made it seem to be, but this second episode made me really like it, specially because of the ending. I felt like it gave it that "unique soul" that made it theirs. Don't know if that made sense haha, but now I really want to watch where the show goes from here. just hoping the "big goopy monsters" are not a common thing for the entire series... I feel those are weird bits that the show could do without haha

Well lucky for you Sarcastic Chorus, the rest of the season is all very character-driven, where Gooseworx said on Twitter that it will be 95% character stuff and the rest is lore. So we'll probably gonna see more of the DC gang connect and grow closer, learning more about them and their potential dynamics.

0:36 "They not like us. They not like us. They not like us." - Kendrick Lamar, May 4, 2024

I audibly yelped when gummigoo was zapped. I excepted him to not be part of the main cast cause he is an npc, but just the sudden poof gone. 😢

i like gummigoo just as much as anyone else but, i felt the same way when he realized he was an npc and got depressed, i just couldn't emotionally connect to it, and i think i know why: he INSTANTLY figured it out on his own and it should've taken him a little longer to realize it, or better yet, have pomni explain it all to him, i think it would've hit much harder if she broke it to him and it would've made their friendship feel much stronger also the performative existentialism in this show is great imo, however the show does it well when it feels eerie/creepy/mysterious (example: pomni going through the exit doors and has a mental breakdown) rather than the emotional/depressing side of existentialism (example: gummigoo revelation of finding out hes an npc)

I think it makes sense that your not clicking with Digital Circus, I've personally watched quite a few series in which no matter how good it is it just doesn't emotionally connect with me. Something about how instead of seeing them as people struggling in situations I see them as characters going though premade arcs and tropes. I've chosen not to watch DC because I know it won't click, I think it's because I've had to deal with existential questions and have (mostly) come out the other side, so seeing characters struggle with questions I already have answers to makes me disconnect with their struggle rather that sympathize with them. (Maybe it stems from a 'been there, done that', still fighting that battle) I suspect you're having a similar problem given how you talk about what 'makes life worth living' Anyways you don't deserve hate over not clicking with something (but you already know that) and I look forward to your next review

My one big criticism for episode 2 is that I wish we heard more of wat the gang said about Kaufmo instead of just the soundtrack. Idk then Pomni could say her thoughts, too. Other than that, I cant wait for ep 3 and how they'll reuse Gummigoo in a different adventure

I think I get what you mean when you say you weren't really emotionally invested in the Gummygoo scene. I have the same feeling and I think it's just because I know exactly what kind of show this is, I've seen it before, I can't get myself to emotionally connect because I know full well that my emotional connection will get exploited by the show later on.

honestly i agreed another with the first video, the pilot just didn't click for me the same way it apparently did for the wider internet. it's like what was said on this one, the feeling of "oh, I've seen this before" and it having been so played out you're just jaded. I did enjoy this episode way more and was able to see where they want to take things to. big pro for this ep was also the fact that it was set in a different location, the circus is just way too much eyestrain for me personally and i feel like that detracted from my overall experience. i am looking forward to what digital circus has to offer once they find their legs, for now i remain skeptical but optimistic.

0:35 holy jeez I cannot escape this it’s actually everywhere, hip hop hasn’t had a moment like this in a long time

The jokes in the series can definitely improve. Take the scene where Jax tries driving the war rig and presses the horn. "Oh God, is that the horn!? That sucks! Gangle, you drive." Jax is an expressive enough character to show his reaction to the world's saddest horn with just the animation. I believe the scene would be a lot funnier if he just reacted to the horn and then told Gangle to drive.

Who would've thought that the best actual reviewing of TADC would be coming from a skeptic of the show lol. EVERYBODY I've been hearing talk about it have just been parroting the exact same flat praise about the "depth" of their adventures stated purpose and the existentialism. I didn't expect this video to not only give REAL points about the actual characters' and Caine's depth, but also giving speculation with _reasonable takes based on concrete evidence_

I saw a pretty good theory about Jax saying that he acts like a dick so that the entertainment can keep himself sane. That’s why he’s so disappointed at the end of the episode. Which is a pretty good character plot point in my opinion

Similar to what you were saying, I couldn’t check into the existentialism of the first episode. It was a bunch of cool theatrics, but that’s all it felt like. However the second episode finally hit the ground running with Gummigoo’s realization of his purpose. It actually got me really invested in him and his character. The show actually fooled me into thinking we would keep Gummigoo only to actually feel sad somewhat when he was deleted. (I don’t normally get attached to characters in any show lmao)

Here's a question...what if Caine THINKS he's an AI because he's been in the circus for so long? He kind of hints at this possibility when he says that bad things may happen if he loses track of who is human and who is not.

I felt similarly to you with the first episode as well, like I thought it was great but I didn’t latch onto it like a lot of other people did. But that second episode holy shit-

Two jokes made me laugh in episode 2, the 1 was with bubble saying: ''no thanks im trying to quit'' and the second was: ''I'm gonna drink some water, havent dont that in a while!'' wich was overshadowed by caine just insta killing gumigoo

Its the immmediate regret 💀

I have been refreshing my feed hourly, waiting for you to post this video

Everything you’ve said about The Amazing Digital Circus (across all videos you’ve made on the series) I agree with, like pretty much 100% I’m glad someone else has the put it all into words

Glad that you've stuck to your guns about this show, I feel like I'm in the same place with you. I keep watching, waiting for it to click for me the same way it clearly is with so many others and it just isn't? I can see how much technical skill was put into it, but it just doesn't resonate with me at all? And every time I watch it, I feel this... sparseness to everything and I can never tell if it's in the show itself, or just my feelings towards it. Appreciate you putting yourself out there and working through it for all of us to get to engage with, even with such a rabid fan base to contend with. I feel like It helps me sort through my thoughts and feelings as well.

Asking me to care about existential dread is a hard sell. I don't claim to be well adjusted, but I've long since accepted that most of our life is out of our control, there is no point beyond what we make of it, and the we die. So when I see artists go to great lengths to accurately and even beautifully portray that dread through a character's experience... well, it has no impact on me, besides feeling sorry for them. Sympathy, but no empathy, for this particular topic.

The literal ONLY momemt of Jax not being a douche was him frowning for less than half a second thinking about Kaufmo. I'm hoping that whatever disaster he causes is a "wait, I'm evil" moment. It'd suit him.

I was feeling the same way about the existentialism…I was disconnected from it and wasn’t clicking-until Pomni made an emotional connection with Gummigo and the funeral at end of the episode. I think it’s just having enough of existential dread and nihilism and having more appreciation for the way our relationships and connections with other people combat it. “Yeah yeah none of us matters we’re not real whatever BUT I LOVE MY FRIENDS AND FAMILY AND THEY MAKE IT ALL WORTH IT DAMMIT”

I'm also finding myself check out at the more serious moments and I can't put my finger on why. I think it might have something to do with the pacing - like, everything is moving or switching too fast and it's not giving me enough time to get emotionally invested which is why it feels so performative despite being technically done so well. Also, I think Jax is a lesson in the power of a great character design overpowering perception of their actual character.

to jax change it would need a very crushing realization, if not, it would need very tragic consequences for him to change, but those consequences would change him not for the better, so is better it to be a realization of something than a catastrophe with severe consequences that might not change him and even make him be way worse as he is now just so that he could not think or care about the consequences of his actions anymore, something more and more kinda close to how kinger does, live the present and forget little by little the horrible past you lived through

I sympathize with you. Sometimes a piece of art doesn't connect to you and you can't fully explain why. It can be frustrating.

I never saw the original video you made. I decided to finally see the first episode of Digital Circus when the second episode uploaded. I’m glad someone else felt the same as I did, and you actually put into words how I felt by saying “trying too hard” and “performative existentialism.” I could only say “predictable” but struggled to explain how. I also enjoyed the second episode a lot better, especially for bringing out further all the elements I liked in episode one

Saw a video that talked about drama vs melodrama where it was basically drama happens because the characters actions and who they are so therefore you can relate and can understand how they are feeling since you understand them at some deeper level, where as in melodrama is more superficial and something that anybody could go through like example sheriff guy's wife got uppercutted to the moon or his partner got styled on at work 1 week before retirement that sort of stuff, so you feel more disconnected, in the first episode you don't know who pomni is or why she is there so she as character is only her context she is trapped and she doesn't want to be, kinda the same thing with npc, melodrama also hits harder when you the characters at a deeper level, like when the mc's mentor dies or the side character who was always by their side also dies or gets crippled or something

If Jax turns out to be the twist villain of the series, I wouldn’t be surprised.

this episode is scarily close to a rick and morty episode

I'm someone who has way too many mental issues, but a lot of them kinda tie into the show. A lot of the others in my head wrestle with existential fears of not being real, the world not being real, their body not being theirs, not relating at all to a name that isn't theirs, or just that their memories aren't real and often struggle to adapt to reality and the horrors that come with sharing a body with 13 other people who sometimes some of them aren't the nicest to each other. It's a situation that all of us are in together and while each might have slightly different base situations- it's all essentially just the same thing, and nomatter what, We're in it together. These are the vibes that I feel from it and is what makes it click so well and gives us high hopes for it.

The one aspect I'm looking forward to is the looming differences of Jax and Pomni. Jax feels like he's going to be the gung-ho "Pro-Circus" leader, given the sheer freedom he thinks it gives him. He's going to be the biggest denier of leaving, and it's hopefully an interesting character moment from him if a true exit shows up. Pomni, on the other hand, is going to be the de-facto "Anti-Circus" character, given that she acts directly opposite to the status-quo in many ways. You can even tell by her design, given the fact she is dressed as a Jester, which was historically used to mock and critique those in charge with impunity. I can't wait to see how this all pans out over the season, or the show overall.

Digital Circus is NOT nihilistic in the same way as Rick & Morty Rick & Morty is that annoying kind of nihilistic where it puts down any other idea in favor of feeling edgy Whereas Digital Circus focuses on the horror of what it might be to experience your worthwhile existence being TAKEN from you & how you can respond to that

You know, if there's one thing I /don't/ want to see it's a redemption arc for Jax. I want to see him double down on his assholery and casual cruelty until he pushes somebody's buttons hard enough that when they're on a cliff with a bunch of abstractions below, and he's teetering on the edge, somebody reaches out a hand to help... then changes their mind and pushes him.

Kane wants to be what Bill Cipher was so badly.

I wouldn't say the jokes drag...but then again I'm probably just thinking about how bad family guy drags it's jokes so everything else doesn't drag in comparison.

Yes, yes you were

I love how the fandom decided that Jax was so much of an asshole that he must be an NPC and not just ur average teen boy playing a video game

Fans after ep. 2: Why is Jax such a heartless monster?! Fans after ep. 1: I love Jax! He’s such a heartless monster :D

14:26 🎶 Wrong wrong, you are so wrong 🎶

Am I crazy for saying that Jax is everything Alastor is trying to be?

Honestly, the fact that gummigo immediantly went from, there are statues of me and everyone else, to I'm not real kinda took me out. It sorta feels like the leap in logic was more convinent that something that made sense. I was realed back in by "can't remember my mom" tho

Everyone always knew that Caine was the Main Antagonist of the Series ever since the Premiere of Episode 1.

I think the issue you have with DC might be based in the fact that analyzing shows has become your job, so instead of being in the brain mode where you can relate to the show you instead are in the mode where you can only appreaciate the execution of the show or what it's trying to do. I take story telling and animation classes and I have the same problems with DC, I just also have it with other shows.

I think the pacing is similar to murder drones. I love murder drones and I’m enjoying digital circus, but the pacing is LIGHTNING SPEED. Like blink and you miss important character beats and lore information. I think if you’re going to have a short show with a huge sprawling story, this works, but it can be hard to keep up.

"Performative existentialism" is the perfect term for the problem with DC. From my POV, the rules and limits of the world haven't been well-established, and that includes the characters' own knowledge, memories, and beliefs. If a character supposedly has foggy or nonexistent memories of their real life, and if the only truly bad thing that can really happen to them is Abstraction, then I really can't sympathize with their boo-hoo-hooing or their melodramatic freakouts, especially since that sort of thing is apparently more likely to *trigger* Abstraction! Because I think that aspect has been poorly executed so far, I assumed that Jax crossing the line into being an unlikable jerk was another oversight, so it's reassuring to hear that that might've been the plan all along! But, I appreciated how we finally got to see Pomni exercise some genuine agency, which made her much more compelling as a character. Her scenes with Gummigoo were great! The slapstick was also hilarious, as was the banter between Caine and Bubble, as usual. (See, I actually think Caine's a hoot!)

Yk, i believe every character tries to avoid going insane in their own way. Ragatha just roleplays her kind and well intentioned character as best as she can, Kinger is confusing, Gangle is confused and Jax acts like he's actually constantly playing a game. He acts like he wakes up, turns on his PC to play almost the exact same game where there's no concequences to anything he does, goes to sleep and repeats this for the rest of his life. In fact, perhaps he's the only one that is actually able to keep himself intertained and actually doing new stuff everyday.

I like the really pixilated Dragon Prince scenes

I hope that gangle gets more screen time because their whole ‘masking tragedy with comedy’ gimmick hasn’t been explored at all thus far. I instantly found the idea of their character the most interesting out of the group so it’s annoying to me that the writers don’t show off that duality. Also, more Zooble. I wish that Caine made them go along or something cuz there could be a lot of funny gags that come with them not wanting to be there.

The more I look at Caine, the more he feels like a kindergarten teacher trying to keep the kids from realizing that there's a zombie outbreak outside the building. Like he's putting on a mask of being all hyper and jolly, but he's stressed as hell and just wants to keep everyone from going crazy. He's not good at it clearly but... y'know

caine had the best individual phrase and delivery with the "why are you like this?" on the premiere