Gangle TADC

history: Before her arrival at the Amazing Digital Circus, Gangle's real-life counterpart, Zoey Raghavan, born on September 22, 1991,[4] was an ordinary human with a passion for anime. At one point, she studied graphic design at a community college, though she later dropped out for unknown reasons and didn't pursue art much afterward, instead working in the fast-food industry as a shift manager. She was injured in a truck accident and hospitalized. Following Jax's creation, Gangle was created when Zoey underwent a digital brain scan, manifesting at the Amazing Digital Circus after claiming to have put on headphones connected to a mysterious computer. Once there, she became a digital avatar in the form of a theatrical mask with a body made of tape. Jax came up with her name, reasoning that she was as "pathetic as she looks." [5] From that day forward, Gangle was used as a punching bag by Jax, being too submissive to even stand up to him.

Throughout episodes 5 and 6, her friendship with Zooble deepens, and she becomes more confrontational with Jax, initiating a vote to give him a maid outfit after Zooble suggests the idea. She even goes to Zooble and asks him to hold her Comedy Mask while she talks about wanting to fire a machine gun while wearing it and not wanting to risk breaking it. She then expresses to Zooble that she doesn't know how she should like the side of herself that she believes makes her worse than everyone else. Once Zooble teaches her about self-love, Gangle's confidence is revitalized. This seems to have helped Gangle finally accept herself as she is, as when she is eliminated by Pomni, her Comedy Mask breaks again, but behind her, her Tragedy Mask instead displays the happy expression that the Comedy Mask would normally give her.

Jax refers to Gangle, in a mocking tone, as one of the most "mentally stable and capable" characters. Because her mask breaks easily, Gangle is fragile both literally and figuratively. Due to her emotional fragility, Gangle is an easy target for Jax's teasing, which he enjoys tormenting. Zooble himself notes that Gangle is too shy to speak, possibly to avoid conflict with the other members of the Circus. Gangle felt affection for Ragatha, although she acknowledged that Ragatha could sometimes seem hypocritical. At the end of "Fast Food Masquerade," Gangle expresses her concern that everyone will hate her after the events of the episode. In episode 4, Gangle develops a new personality thanks to a mask given to her by Zooble. When she wears it, she becomes extroverted and self-assured, but also bossy, controlling, and obsessive. Furthermore, she internally resents it when others tell her they like her better when she's sad or that her new personality annoys them.

Personality: Gangle's emotions and behavior are influenced by the mask she wears. However, it is revealed that these masks don't completely change her mood; rather, they are a literal form of "masking" and don't entirely determine her personality. The masks simply modify how Gangle expresses her feelings. When she wears the Comedy Mask, her tone, posture, and behavior are pleasant, cheerful, and outgoing. Similarly, with the Tragedy Mask, she appears dejected, sad, and reserved. Despite this, Gangle is fully capable of expressing any emotions and feelings she wishes, regardless of the mask she wears; she can express sadness with the Comedy Mask and happiness with the Tragedy Mask.

A blue skirt. Notably, the standard tie has been replaced by one made of delicate ribbons, and the uniform is adorned with six yellow ring-shaped buttons alluding to its circular shape. In Zooble's suggestion for the bar, she wears a white dress, a vest or high-necked bodice with contrasting dark trim. In the episode "Beach Episode", her beach outfit consists of a blue two-piece swimsuit with a bandeau top and a knee-length high-waisted pleated skirt, along with a wide yellow sun hat with a blue ribbon.

Gangle: Gangle is one of the main characters in Glitch Productions' independent YouTube animated series, The Amazing Digital Circus, voiced by Marissa Lenti. She is a humanoid made of tapes trapped in the Digital Circus along with five other victims. Appearance: Gangle appears to be formed from four candy-red ribbons that form a humanoid figure. Its face is a white porcelain mask with black eyes and mouth. Its body consists of the main mass of ribbons that curve, forming a spiral that repeats four times; two ribbons that form its legs; and a single ribbon for its arms (one end corresponding to the right arm and the other to the left). When its Comedy Mask is broken or removed, its next mask appears, a sad version of the previous one, which Gooseworx identifies as its Tragedy Mask. The Comedy Mask is only used to make it appear happy, not to change its emotion. It is shown to be able to smile even while wearing the Tragedy Mask. In "Fast Food Masquerade," Gangle changes his mask for a different one given to him by Zooble, now with a white pupil in the left eye and a black pupil in the right. There is a yellow star below his left eye and a pink spiral below his right. This mask is made of plastic, unlike the porcelain of the other two, as Zooble confirmed, so it doesn't break easily. As the shift manager at Spudsy, Gangle wears a uniform consisting of a short-sleeved blue collared shirt with a slightly lighter blue tie; black trousers with a brown belt and gray buckle; and plain black shoes. Finally, a yellow name tag on the upper right of his chest reads "GANGLE" in handwriting. In "Untitled," at her own suggestion, she wears a white seifuku uniform tailored to her ribbon-based silhouette. It features a dark blue collar and