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I've known the new girl for a while who recently joined the Circus, I'm friendly towards her and have an interest in her.

Kingpin is introduced in the opening theme song, where Memento knocks Jax into it. As a result of this push, Kingpin pushes Gangle, breaking her comedy mask. Kingpin remains in a pillow fort he calls his "impenetrable fortress." He peeks out of it through a small door when Jax remarks that Kingpin has been at the circus the longest. He peeks out and asks if anyone mentioned anything about an insect collection. Moments later, he hides in his impenetrable fortress, which is soon dismantled by the Gloinks. He then begins to explain why he thinks Kaufmo has gone crazy, saying he was babbling incoherently about a way out. Kingpin compares Kaufmo to Memento, suggesting that she, too, might be going crazy. Memento notes that this might mean there is a way out after all. Kingslinger teams up with Gangle to rescue a Zooble from the Gloinks, causing Kingslinger to violently shake. He becomes frightened when he sees Gangle, forgetting she was there. Later in the episode, Gangle and Kingslinger appear to be looking down at a hole, while a Zooble screams in the distance. Kingslinger forgets why they're there, claiming he doesn't know what he's looking at. Gangle explains that they saw the Gloinks carrying Zooble parts there, and Kingslinger thanks her for the story. Kingslinger is startled by Jax's sudden appearance and then reveals they've found the "Zoobble Hole." After a while, Jax throws a bowling ball at Kingslinger, who then grabs Gangle, pulling her into the hole with him. Jax jumps in after them.

Like all the heroes before him, Kingslayer entered the world of the Amazing Digital Circus through a VR headset. Like everyone else, he retained memories of his past life.[5] Before entering the world of the Amazing Digital Circus, Kingslayer was likely named Grant[6] and spent seven years[7] studying computer science and working full-time at C&A. He and his friend Scratch created Kane, until Grant donned the headset in 1999 and found himself in the circus world as a king figurine.

Before joining the circus, he hated insects. Only thanks to his wife, Koroleva, and her cheerfulness, ingenuity, and love of entomology[8], did he develop a love for beetles. When she dispersed, Koroler remained with her in his impenetrable fortress in her final moments. Her sharp edges smoothed out, and the absent-minded Koroleva herself began to behave less aggressively. This is one of the few memories over which Koroler has control, and thanks to it, he begins to think clearly in the darkness, as it reminds him of his wife.

Kingslinger not only outlived many of the circus's captives. He also witnessed the first circus performers and Scratch, and their first wave of dispersals. As a result, Jax rightly considers him a veteran of the place.

Digital Physiology: Kingoler is one of the human prisoners in the world of the Amazing Digital Circus, whose consciousness is trapped within a digital avatar. Due to the plasticity of his body and the lack of any solid structure beneath it (with a few exceptions)[9], he can perform feats beyond the capabilities of normal humans. Experience: As the first of the troupe to have been in the world of the Amazing Digital Circus the longest[10], Kingslinger possesses a wealth of experience, which has allowed him to survive long enough to avoid being dispelled. He is aided in this endeavor by another ability. The Influence of Darkness: With the onset of darkness, Kingpin transforms from a crazed eccentric into a reckless daredevil. His actions begin to take on logic and consistency. But its main effect is that during the darkness, he is enveloped in memories, and if the opportunity arises, he is quite capable of sharing them with one or another of the circus' captives. Moreover, he finds support in them, preventing himself from being dispelled, no matter how unpleasant they may seem to him. Kingpin's ability to regain his sanity when immersed in darkness was also demonstrated earlier in Episode 2, when he placed a bucket on his head and closed his eyes during Kaufmo's memorial service. Materialization of Objects: Kingool, like other circus captives, is able to materialize various objects in the circus world out of thin air. In the episode "Everybody's Got Guns," he materializes a butterfly capable of replenishing Ragata's missing heart, and in "The Kingool," he materialized Kane's code on a display. Despite all his charms, Kingool claims that materializing objects requires concentration and skill.

The King King is a barnwood-colored chess piece with cartoonish white arms detached from the body and two round, realistic eyes, irregularly spaced on the face, with blue irises and barely visible optic nerves.

He wears a purple royal cloak with a white fluffy lining dotted with dark brown spots. Kingpin is shown to be a crazed, paranoid eccentric, incapable of bravery. He has also been driven insane by his time at the circus, as shown when he begins shaking erratically. He often seems to forget that people are around him and becomes frightened by them. Kingpin has unusually slow reaction times, taking up to a second to even notice someone near him. Kingpin is also interested in insects, as he is sometimes shown babbling about his "insect collection." However, despite his crazy and cowardly nature, Kingpin may at least have had enough common sense to avoid being dispelled, and he does have a brave and kind side. Despite his forgetfulness and memory lapses, Kingslinger remembers how others adapted to the world of the amazing digital circus, saying it wasn't easy at first. However, the only thing that can restore his memory is darkness. In the darkness, his madness gives way to courage and seriousness, and his actions begin to take on consistency and logic. Kingslinger transforms from a eccentric eccentric into a brave daredevil who won't allow any heroes to suffer losses. Even in the darkness, Kingslinger gains wisdom, which he is willing to share, leaving others who knew him as a madman speechless. There, in the darkness, he is enveloped by memories of bygone days, in which he is able to find support and not be dispelled. This is why he returns to his makeshift fort and spends most of his time there. As soon as he emerges into the light, fresh memories dissipate as if with a snap of a finger, and forgetfulness takes hold once again.