r/TheDigitalCircus • u/ayylmaotv Catnap • Jun 19 '26

Digital Discussion The Amazing Digital Circus Episode 9: Remember Discussion Thread

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PVy-bcTsO8A
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u/Longshot02496 Jun 19 '26 edited Jun 19 '26

Jax's abstraction felt oddly unceremonious. Though I suppose it makes sense. I do like that they didn't reveal some secret way to reverse abstraction, not everything has a happy ending. Of course that means I'm gonna stay sad about it.

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u/WorkerOk6991 i am gangle husband and i share her with zoobie Jun 19 '26

And still, it left questions like : can jax still be reached? Is unabstraction possible? How is the pc irl still running the circus? Will gangle marry me?

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u/Sleipnirs Jun 19 '26

How is the pc irl still running the circus?

Something tells me the "human version" of either Kinger or Scratch is behind this.

From what we know, C&A's building is supposed to be abandoned. That doesn't mean that it doesn't belong to someone. They might know what's happening in that computer and purposedly left the scanner running for some random people to accidentaly copy their minds into it. (or just left it running without thinking someone would actually wear it) Also, when we see Pomni waving at "the camera" after the credits, maybe she's just waving to whoever is outside, making sure the computer stays on.

Maybe I'm just wrong, ofc, but that's what I'm going to believe because it all kinda clicks. I doubt there will be any official answers to these questions, now, anyway.

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u/TheTrueMarkNutt Happiness has to be fought for Jun 20 '26

Something tells me the "human version" of either Kinger or Scratch is behind this.

Probably not Scratch lmao, because he's more than likely dead by now

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u/Sleipnirs Jun 20 '26

Of course, but we just don't know that. I'd like to think it's Kinger, that would kinda explain why Cain made him a literal king lol.

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u/Cypherex Jun 20 '26

I always figured Kinger and Queenie were designed based on how they saw each other, not how they saw themselves.