The Amazing Digital Circus Review 2024 Tv Show Series Cast Crew Online
Right off the bat, the pilot episode for The Amazing Digital Circus shows amazing potential for future episodes. Before I start praising all the little details in this show, I have to say a few things first.
First off, the soundtrack is amazing. Composed by Gooseworx (a famous YouTube channel who composes soundtracks and animates shows), the soundtrack for The Amazing Digital Circus is incredible. It doesn’t necessarily overtake the show like some Christopher Nolan movies, but it does an amazing job at setting the mood for the show; Circus-Themed Digital Prison. And the main theme at the end does an incredible job at foreshadowing how much potential this show has. You just have to listen to it for yourself.
Secondly, the 3D animation is surprisingly well made. The style of the show is “digital”, and the details in this show don’t necessarily lean towards realism, but a virtual reality game. Each of the characters have their own unique design and interaction with other objects. And the whole thing fits together nicely with a cartoonish yet “trapped” aesthetic.
And finally, the plot is upfront but incredibly well executed. The pilot episode takes advantage of the 26 minute run-time to the most extent. It shows every character’s usual mood individually throughout the entirety of the show. Where you can basically relate to how they’re feeling. It’s almost like the Pixar movie Inside Out, where the characters each have different emotions individually, yet a potential “backstory” behind them. Every character has the same level of screen-time and importance, including the main character. Along with the 26 minutes of run-time, its plot is very interesting and explains a lot of The Circus’s history. The characters are introduced at the beginning of the show, and the main setting is shown after. Then there’s a main character conflict, then a problem, rising action, and climax, with a beautifully executed resolution. There isn’t anything that’s left out that doesn’t have a suspenseful effect, big and small details alike. You can watch this pilot episode over and over and still find new details in the background. The premise of the plot is explained very well by the characters and the setting alike. It’s not all explained in only dialogue.
There are some things wrong with this show though. The main character, Pomni, doesn’t really seem like the main character at times. However, I’ll give some leeway because she is confused constantly in the show, so she goes along with what everyone else is doing.
Although the pilot episode and the series as a whole may not be enjoyed by everyone, its visuals and plot can be appealing for every age. The potential of this show truly expresses how anyone can show their levels of creativity through film without being a well renowned movie director.
