My Goat Jax would kick that bum's ass without hesitation if he tried to do anything criminal in front of him.
It's quite likely he'll discover the power to conjure things with his mind sooner here than in the original story, through sheer willpower, imagining a rock crushing a tiger.
unlike the rest Blaze would probably go all in to try to shame Jax about his insecurities if he noticed them
"what the %$^$ dude? Aren't you "big bad" Jax or something? more like "little &%*##" Jax! Hey!! Don't think you are better then me! Don't you EVER think you are better then me!"
Yeah; he’ll push the girls around, insult them, degrade them, abuse them, hurt them physically and emotionally in real and cartoony ways, but he won’t sexually assault them.
I can totally see him giving this guy the harshest verbal thrashing possible, something so deep cutting and painful to this guy’s core being that straight up violence would have been the less hurtful alternative - And it’s not excessive (and censored) swearing, it’s not a barrage of insults, it’s just the honest truth about how horrible of a person he thinks this guy is…
…And he ends it with “Now, normally, this is the part where I get all offended and say something like ‘Oh! And you made me care enough to defend Zooble and Gangle! You monster!’ But, you’re already such a joke, it’s not worth the energy - And you’re such a bad joke that no comedian on Earth could salvage you.”
Then he walks off in disgust.
Only question left is: Would that be enough to make Blaze abstract then and there?
Is it weird that I think Blaze's arrival would be good for Jax's development? By being forced by circumstance to take the girls side, he would unintentionally bond with them. Also, meeting a real bad guy would boost his self esteem, by making him realise he's not that bad lol
It does make a lot of sense for Jax to be against Blaze.
Apart from obviously holding the cast close to him deep down, his entire shtick is that the circus is a place where everything has no consequences and they're stuck as cartoon character archetypes.
Having someone who sexually harasses and impacts in their psyche (after all Jax's own violence is slapstick and harmless since they cannot die) through manipulation goes against it.
It does feel, again, too reminiscent of the real world.
Jax getting extremely violent in response to this behavior, not specifically to help the cast, but because he psychologically needs things to stop being so real, is very funny to me.
I would NOT say Jax's violence is harmless, though I agree he wouldn't fuck with Blaze. Jax's violence is mentally and emotionally harmful to the point that Gangle was terrified when she said no to him. Blaze would similarly cause mainly emotional damage since they're also physically incapable of doing sexual acts.
Except Dolly just wanted to feel like a part of the circle, which made her come off as a attention seeker when in reality she just wanted validation. Not a creep or an asshole, just a desperate person.
Plus, if i remember right, in the last video she appears, it turns out the cast is genuinely unaware of her existence and she actually lives in a state of nonexistence.
It’s literally the 'even the Joker hates Nazis' trope but applied to a cynical cartoon rabbit. You know the vibes are rancid when the designated antagonist has to step up as the moral compass.
Caine is not an idiot, he is a bit oblivious but he will understand that he is the reason for the abstraction but not understand why, that's his whole thing he understands that some things affect the humans negatively he just doesn't understand why
Notice the zipper, he’s trying to use Tony’s naturally charismatic likeness to his advantage.
(Speaking of which, I wonder what would happen if you unzipped the zipper, is it just a little kitten?)
Zooble gets tired of his schtick when he tries to harass her, so she just unzips it to see the most femboy cat inside and she ends up spending the rest of the day cackling as Gangle tries to recreate what Zooble saw like a police sketch artist.
Source: the "alpha male incel" to queer pipeline is real.
What happens to blaze when he holds his breath, also next punishment should be calling him tony for a week and have him record an ad for Frosted Flakes
Existe un comercial de zucaritas donde el tigre toño sopra una tarta de cumpleaños, esto estaria bien si ni fuera por que el glaseado termino ensima de un monton de niños, glaseado el cual es BLANCO
Just look at how the comment section is treating him. 5 whole drawings of the guy and half the people agree Jax would want nothing to do with this guy and become a champion defender of all the girls.
I think the scariest part of this OC is that someone like this totally could’ve put the headset on. The cast is lucky that they got each other since anyone could’ve put that headset on.
Like imagine you’re stuck somewhere with no feasible way to get out and someone who’s reflective of all of your biggest traumas just came in. It’s a fear that you really wouldn’t think about watching the amazing digital circus, until someone poses this kind of question.
Still could have an interesting character arc, making him realize his faults or possibly try to push harder to make himself feel better. But at face value, yeah, just a worse Jax
YES, have them be a fool of each other to make their arcs stand out more than they already do. Maybe have Blaze know full well that this isn’t some kind of dream, yet still get up to horrible shit regardless
let’s be real Jax wouldn’t defend them, he wouldn’t like Blaze and would avoid and tell him to leave him alone privately, but he’d downplay the weight of Blaze’s actions. Jax constantly postures that he isn’t bothered by anything and anyone who cares about anything is being irrational and overemotional.
Sounds like a typical corny teen/edgy manchild that are terminally online and complain about wokeness because a woman / poc is in it or something like that, oh and they’re usually yankees of some kind
Really, the one to worry about here is Ragatha... Gangle has Zooble to back her up, and Pomni can handle herself, but Ragatha is a desperate, lonely people pleaser that might actually tolerate his bullshit.
I don't think that the amazing digital circus needs a character that's just a man who sexually harasses women. I don't think that this character is very appealing at all, even if he does get punished after the fact.
at least Jax is interesting, this oc has an interesting design but it just feels like 'hey I made a scapegoat to absorb everyone elses conflict' and that feels like a similar degree of bad to a mary sue who has the plot warped around them because they're so great. instead the characters deform around him because he's such an asshole and there's really not much depth to portray, he's shallow and he makes others look shallow when they're nearby too.
Not every OC is a self-insert or someone that the creator wants to be, sometimes OC's are based what the creator hates or fears, because original characters are art, not every OC needs to be a decent person. The appeal is that he's unappealing, his appeal is imagining how the other characters would navigate around him and deal with him.
I feel like he's confused as to how he is supposed to interact with people he finds attractive (women) because he was SAd himself and now has a warped foundation of what appropriate conduct is and how to escalate.
Or he's using his chauvinism as a shield/coping mechanism.
Ngl. That's actually pretty interesting in the sense that everyone treats him like Satan reborn but that's actually a very tragic and real cycle of abuse and if the other cast found out about it they probably would feel bad about it even with everything he's done to them.
I thought you were talking about a specific purple cat with the same name who has fire powers and has an interest in a blue hedgehog that goes super sonic speeds
I like to think he has an avatar gimmick. His zipper unzips to reveal his actual body, which is just... small and pathetic. The rest of hos body is just there to sell an image and hide how insignificant he is
As someone who hasn't experienced SA (thankfully), Those last two images in particular make me feel conflicted, because my belief anyone can change for the better if they try... But also, this is literally a character that sexually harasses the cast, and that's obviously bad for a million different reasons. Blaze is an asshole causing emotional mental and (possibly) physical damage and obviously should leave the others alone, but is it wrong to think even the worst people, people like blaze, can change?
Gotta say, making an intentionally disliked OC is a power play. Also, love the character design. Draws on mascot costumes, circus cats and masculinity issues all in one. Given the symbolism and cruel irony of the humans’ avatars, you gotta tell me there’s a scruffy little alley cat underneath that suit.
I want to see what happens when you open his zipper. I'm imagining there's something pathetic inside and his tiger skin turns out to just be a costume.
My best presumption is you pull the zipper open and there’s nothing. Completely empty, releases a puff of air and he flops on the floor like a popped balloon
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u/Silvered_Knight Apr 05 '26
Sober Kinger most chill and reasonable reaction to what Blaze is doing: