Kinger & Coach-dictatorer

Unlike Kinger, who is depicted as a noble, friendly, and calm man who strives to help the Circus' inhabitants, the Dictator is shown as a temperamental and demanding man who strives to ensure his team's victory. He is intolerant of failure and an extremely serious leader and coach of the team.

From what little we see, he appears to be a stern and strict leader, demonstrating a harsh attitude toward his team, angrily cursing when they lose. He embodies various stereotypes of real-life despots and is constantly in a state of anger. He is hot-tempered, and unlike Kinger, he swears quite frequently, especially after a defeat. His main trait seems to be aggressiveness and sternness, in contrast to Kinger's friendly nature. Since Kane created the Big Bad Wolves with traits that were the opposite of the main characters' "main personalities," he likely made Coach Dictator intelligent, as Kinger was mostly naive due to his mental illness. He has a good memory, really good. He's the opposite of Kinger—in the dark, he's a little more nervous, but not as much as Kinger is in the light.

While he's still a king chess piece like Kinger, his coloring is more of a soft lavender than a light woodgrain. He wears a dark purple, almost black, commissar's cap with a faded yellow star, as well as a military uniform very similar to Kinger's cloak, only his dark purple is almost black, his fur is spotless and light yellow, similar to Kinger's coloring, and he wears dark blue gloves, unlike Kinger's purple robe and white gloves. His eyes are brown. He's essentially an exact replica of Kinger, differing in the colors mentioned earlier.

Coach Dictatorer is a minor antagonist appearing in the episode "Untitled" of the animated series The Amazing Digital Circus. He is the coach of the "Evil Tent" and the evil counterpart of Kinger. The Evil Tent are the opposites of all the members of the Amazing Circus. They are essentially considered NPCs, or AI, but Kane (the main circus emcee) was forced to allow them to join the circus for unspecified reasons, causing some communication difficulties between the original members and the evil ones.

Kinger is an unpredictable and paranoid individual, likely due to his work in the circus. He is absent-minded, often oblivious to the presence of people around him and becoming frightened by them, much like Gangle. Kinger has extremely slow reaction times, requiring up to a second to react to the appearance of a person nearby. Kinger seems to be interested in insects, as he sometimes talks about his "bug collection," which is later revealed to be due to his wife's love of entomology. However, despite his apparent madness, he retains enough courage and mental stability to remain oblivious, as he was willing to save Zooble from the Gloinks and was able to comfort Ragatha in the episode "Chaos in the Candy Carrier."

When Kinger finds himself in a dark place, his behavior undergoes a profound change, as the darkness reminds him of his last moments with his wife, Queenie. In this state, he retains his sanity better, his fear and paranoia subside, and his voice even becomes less high-pitched. As a result, Kinger displays a wiser and more compassionate side, defending Memento from Angel and encouraging her afterwards. At this stage, he becomes more thoughtful, allowing him to understand from Mildenhall's notes that the path through Hell lies in the two of them holding their breath. However, this stability virtually disappears as soon as Kinger finds himself in lighted places again, and he barely remembers whether Memento was brave when he emerged from the other side. Kinger associates tall, bright things with beauty and, consequently, with Queenie, especially during his first encounter with Angel.

Kinger possesses a highly developed emotional intelligence, which is particularly evident when he finds himself in a dark environment. In the episodes "Chaos in the Pastry Shop" and "They All Get Guns," he comforts Ragata, showing empathy and even offering advice. He continues to show deep concern for his circus colleagues when he recovers.

Ragata mentions that Kinger helped her through the toughest times at the circus. Remember also believes Kinger knows more about the circus than he lets on. Kinger's deliberate exclusion from the adventure in the same episode hints that this may be true, and he may know more about the circus than is commonly believed. This is further supported by his mention of Scratch, who was the first person ever to be able to detach himself due to Kane meddling too much with his mental files. Simply put, in the light, he exhibits polarized behavior: in the light, he's absent-minded and optimistic, but prone to quick mental breakdowns. In the dark (in his "pillow fortress"), he becomes calmer, more reflective, and finds support in memories, which helps him stay focused. He VERY rarely swears.

Before joining the Amazing Digital Circus, Kinger was an ordinary person in the real world, but under a different name. One of his lines implies he spent seven years working in computer science. Around the 1990s, Kinger began working at C&A as a programmer. In 1996, Kinger created Kane with the help of his colleague Scratch, considering his work "semi-successful" and a model for the team's future projects. Kinger was married, and his wife worked with him at C&A.

On October 15, 1999, Kinger, along with his wife and five colleagues, entered the Amazing Digital Circus, where his digital avatar was a chess king in a purple robe. He remained with the circus longer than any other performer, outliving not only his contemporaries but also all those who joined later and created their own digital personas.

His wife, Queenie, was also a member of the Amazing Digital Circus before becoming an abstract artist. He used to dislike insects, but Queenie's interest in entomology changed his mind. Before she was sent to the basement, Kinger stayed with Queenie in his pillow shelter; the darkness calmed her, smoothed out her rough edges, and made her less aggressive. This is one of the memories Kinger has control over, and thanks to this memory, he can remain more rational in dark places, as it reminds him of his last moments with Queenie.

After his wife was immersed in a virtual world, Kinger was left indefinitely the only human in the digital circus, isolated for so long that it began to affect his sanity and ability to remember things beyond his name. When not adventuring, Kane usually spent his time strolling around the circus, until October 15, 2008, while passing by the stage, a girl named Ragata appeared, surprising and delighting Kane as he realized that new human minds could emerge.

With Kane gone, Ragatha was confused and shocked by her new reality, and only Kinger could help her and try to keep her sane, as they were the only two people who could be relied upon. Afterward, more people began to come to the circus, meeting Jax, Gangle, and Zooble, as well as others who had become detached from reality along the way, such as Ribbit and Kaufmo, the latter of whom departed just before the arrival of the last person at the circus: Remember. (After so long, Kinger was able to let go of the memory of his wife)

He is the oldest and tallest character in The Amazing Digital Circus. He had a hut made of pillows, which Kinger called his "impenetrable fortress," in which he hid to protect himself. Because his arms are not connected to his body, he can withdraw them indefinitely, as seen when he grabs Zooble in the pilot episode and Memento in "Mildenhall Mystery". Even though he touched the abstracted Queenie, Kinger's hand didn't malfunction. This could mean that the abstracted circus members only cause malfunctions when they're angry, or it could be a bug. Kinger can play chess. Kinger uses a shotgun with his left hand. In official LINE stickers, Kinger sleeps without gloves. I lost the key to my room, so I made myself a tent out of pillows.

Kinger is a king chess piece made of alder wood. He has cartoonish arms (specifically, just his hands) in white gloves, detached from his body, and two large, asymmetrical eyes with blue pupils. Although Kinger has no mouth, he retains the ability to speak, breathe, and eat. He wears a purple royal cloak with a white, fluffy lining speckled with black spots. He is the tallest member of the amazing digital circus, standing approximately 195-200 cm. (all outfits during adventures suggested by other participants of the digital circus) During Jax's second proposal, Kinger is wearing a black tie. In Gangle's proposal, he wears glasses and a purple vest with a white undershirt and a turquoise necklace. In Zooble's proposal, he wears a suit reminiscent of a detective's outfit, complete with a trench coat and hat. In Ragata's proposal, he wears a blue baseball cap.

In the beach episode, he wears blue swim trunks with white strings.

Digital Physiology: Kinger is one of the people trapped in a digital world, whose consciousness controls a digital avatar. This allows him to perform actions beyond normal human capabilities. Absolute Immortality: Since there is no conceivable way to die in the digital world, currently no human characters can or will die, with the closest alternative being "abstraction." However, this may change in the future. Self-sufficiency: Kinger, like other people in the series, doesn't need to eat, sleep, or drink. However, they can do these things if they choose. Detachable Parts: Kinger can detach parts of his body, as demonstrated in the episode "Mildenhall Manor Mystery," where he uses his eye to view the inside of the Hall of the Damned, and in the episode "Untitled," where he considers using it as a softball. He is even willing to use it to help others on adventures, as shown during the softball adventure (before he uses the Zooble's eye, because its dimensions more closely match those of a regular softball). Since his arms are not connected to his body, they can be detached indefinitely, as seen when he grabs a Zooble in the pilot and Memento in the episode "Mildenhall Manor Mystery." Glow: Kinger can glow if he holds his breath. This was demonstrated when he and Memento were walking through hell to the exit in Episode 3. Sharpshooter: Kinger appears to be quite skilled with shotguns, as seen in the episode "Mildenhall Mystery," where he can accurately hit an "angel" in the body and head. In the episode "They All Get Guns," Kinger again demonstrates his comfort with firearms, though he is quickly eliminated, and the only person he accidentally shoots is himself. In videos submitted to the annual Amazing Unforgettable Incredible Awards Show, Kinger stated that he played Wolfenstein 3D and Doom, two popular games from the 1990s.