Hello internet, welcome to film theory.

The show that'll be theorizing day after day after day after day, after day, after day, and we don't know why.

Let's talk about the amazing digital circus, shall we?

You, my friends, stumbled into an incredible world of wonders, where anything can happen, except for swearing.

Oh my God.

Kishuan caught up with this one, this is the latest series from the creative geniuses over at Glitch Productions.

This one was written, produced, and directed by Gooseworks, a talented artist who

also composed music for both Hasbin, Hotel, and Hell of a Boss.

And their creativity and experience really come through with this one.

Between the amazing animation, giffable moments, and incredible casty characters, and a storyline wrapped up in like 18 different layers of mystery,

this is the perfect show for us to dive into.

Which means that if you haven't watched the first full episode yet, go, do it. Watch it after this theory.

Though I'd be surprised if you hadn't, because this thing already has like 30 million views across the platform. It is doing mighty well for itself. But just so we're

all on the same page for today's theories, a pilot follows a woman named POMney, who's thrust

into a strange digital world styled after a circus, alongside five other humans. Jacks, the

lovable jerk, Ragatha, the sweet optimist, Gangal, who can't hide her emotions,

Zubel, who's made out of a bunch of random objects, and Kinger, who's been trapped there the longest and has gone kind of crazy as a result.

The whole circus is run by a ringleader named Kane, who according to the show's website, is a quote, wacky AI.

And all of the humans are just subject to his every women desire. God's sooks are right, Jacks! We should have a brand new adventure for our new member, Pumny!

I said that like five minutes ago.

However, the humans don't necessarily want to go on these adventures, and they're constantly trying to find ways of getting out.

This has even driven some of them insane, leaving them abstracted, where they devolve into monsters.

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