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Kaufmo
Queen
Scratch
Warmo
Ribbit
The Clown Hare
Bizko
Ratty
Spike
Jax
The Cyclops
Seashell
The Grinchild
Other scattered members

The basement seems to be a gloomy, endless, Void-like space created by Kane. The only visible light came from the hole Kane had opened, and the only visible surface was a body of water. It was used to remove the scattered Kaufmo in an attempt to prevent any further disruptions to the Amazing Digital Circus. It was obvious that there were also many scattered ones in this basement, and this clearly implied that the other crossed-out characters on the doors had apparently been dispersed and placed in the Basement.

All absent-minded people are unable to make meaningful speech. Instead, they hiss, growl, and make noise similar to static. However, although they cannot express their emotions, they are still able to perceive and remember those who were with them until the moment of dispersion, which was shown in episode 9. With a strong desire, a person can get into the mind of an absent-minded person, if he is relatively calm and not hostile.

Despite their aggressive nature, the Absent-minded pacify their temper when placed in darkness. The effect of darkness was accidentally discovered by the Coroner when the Queen dispersed and was in his impregnable fortress, but she did not attack him, but instead gave herself to the Coroner to touch before she was sent to the basement.
In the dark, the calmed and distracted lose all aggression, their "Glitch" effect and interruptions weaken, and you can touch them without harm to yourself and without fear of attack from their side. That's why Kaufmo attacked the heroes when the light leaked into his room, and that's why it's dark in the basement and in the aquarium, so that the absent-minded would be humble and not try to get out of it.

The scattered ones are unfriendly and aggressive towards everything, so they attack all creatures that they see on the way, be it a human or an NPC. It is not known for certain whether the absent-minded retain consciousness, but it can be said with certainty that the absent-minded lose all the previous personality traits characteristic of them before the transformation. Judging by what Ragata said, the absent-minded retain negative memories and emotions. In episode 3, it became known that the darkness calms them down, they become kinder in the dark and they don't care what happens, even they can fall asleep[2]

Isolated scattering
The most common form of dispersion
It happens when a character separates from the troupe and is isolated (usually in his room)
, Ribbon, Kaufmo, and Jax went through this type of dispersion.

Sudden dispersal
Occurs when a character on the verge of scattering experiences sudden panic attacks.
Jax and Gangl were close to such a dispersal, until the last one, Remember, intervened.
Brain scan damage
The rarest form of dispersion, unrelated to a person's mental state.
Scratch went through this kind of scattering.

The process of dispersion, judging by the name, begins when someone from the circus troupe begins to go crazy and is in a depressed state. The latter is caused by a feeling of hopelessness, regret and uselessness, when someone's efforts or deeds go unnoticed, or vice versa - bring harm. The poor guy begins to lose self-esteem and develops a "sense of the third wheel." Gangle was going through this, and she almost dissipated during the Spudsy adventure. This was caused by her inept performance of shift supervisor duties, as well as comments from her employees expressing frustration with her manic, domineering behavior, and her struggle with herself. The same thing happened to Jax, who eventually dissipated.
Scattering is accompanied by dizziness, blurred vision, delusions, hallucinations, and sudden panic attacks, which are the first symptoms of scattering. As shown in the beach episode, Jax, being alone in his room, begins to see hallucinations: the hand of his absent-minded girlfriend, Ribbon, reaches out to him, and touching her, he plunges into a psychedelic state resembling a rainbow trance. During a trance, he sees silhouettes of his friends: Kaufmo and Ribbon. During the trance process, Jax smiles until the doorbell brings him back to reality. It was shown that before returning to normal, his eyes glowed with multicolored spirals. This implies that the dispersal process should be continuous and no one should interfere with it.
Although the process of dispersion is irreversible, it can be intervened and stopped. To do this, those who are on the verge of scattering need to be given help and the necessary attention. Gangle managed to avoid scattering because Remember offered to close the restaurant for her and advised Gangle to go home and rest, reminding her that she was still being taken care of. Remember's words were reinforced by the care of Zubl, who looked after Gangl and helped her overcome her ailment - Gangl's eternal self-eating.

The Absent—Minded are characters in an Amazing Digital Circus who have scattered due to the fact that they have gone mad, for example, trying to find a way out. The process of scattering is irreversible[1] and, since there is no way to turn the scattered back into a human, Kane takes them to the basement, thereby isolating them from the rest of the troupe.

Their first appearance was recorded in the PILOT, when the heroes intended to visit Kaufmo, but in his place they found a scattered monster.
As soon as the scattering completely consumes a person, they lose all their facial features and former personality traits, eventually turning into a four-legged monster. The scattered ones are black four-legged creatures with the effect of interruptions and a large number of multicolored fast-moving eyes. The creatures are able to "break" other characters in their path (for example, Ragata, which was caught by an absent—minded Kaufmo). The Scattered Ones are much larger than any currently known character, except for the Gloink Queen. All the scattered ones end up in the basement, from where, most likely, there is no way out.
Other victims of the scattering are also visible in the basement. They can be seen by the bright glow of the eyes in the dark. Two "columns" of eyes are located along the edges of the basement, however, it is unknown whether the scattered ones are separate entities standing on top of each other, or whether they are fused together, forming a black, eyeful mass.

The Void The Void is a space that supposedly connects the headset to an "Amazing Digital Circus." When Remember falls into the void, she falls into a kind of trance and almost immediately Kane receives an alert that someone has fallen into the void. Kane teleports to Remember and picks her up. Kane was there when he was deleted.
In appearance, the Void is an infinitely expanding space in which there is nothing but white particles. In THE PILOT, Kane motivates this by saying that he doesn't like it when someone stars at his unfinished work, and especially when someone falls into the void!

At the end of the PILOT, you can see that the camera moves away from the void and eventually displays a panorama of the desktop. On this desktop there is a VR headset and a personal computer running the Amazing Digital Circus game.

The digital circus is located in a digital space, controlled by an artificial intelligence named Kane. According to him, "The digital circus is an incredible world of wonders where anything can happen except checkmate."

In the pilot episode, Kane gives Remember a brief tour of the world, most of which are located on a small island called "Earth". The island has a digital amusement park, a digital water park, and a tent where most of the action of the first episode takes place. Snow-capped mountains and trees are also visible in the background. There is a void outside the island. In addition, there is a basement on the island, a space where Kane sends characters who have completely lost their minds.

The Creative Autocratic Robotic Neuromodule (abbreviated as KEYN, or simply Caine) (from the English Caine - Creative Artificial Intelligence Networking Entity)[1] is the main antagonist of the Amazing Digital Circus series. He is one of the two men—made artificial intelligences who is the entertainer of this circus. He monitors the state of the simulation and ensures that the inhabitants of the simulation never stray too far from the Amazing Digital Circus and do not fall into the Void. To do this, he creates "adventures" so that the participants of the Amazing Digital Circus do not go crazy and disperse.
Kane is an AI program that runs this simulation due to his abilities, which include: Creating and summoning other ais, teleporting himself and anyone to any place (including the Void), the ability to stay in the void without risk to himself, healing from bruises and failures of circus residents who were attacked by scattered people and the discovery of the Basement where these people are. It also moves through the air most of the time.

Kane is dressed like the ringmaster, in a red tailcoat with a black collar and a bow tie. He wears a white undershirt with two red buttons, white gloves and black leggings. Lacking most human features, his head consists of a large jaw resembling a wind-up toy, chattering teeth, with pearly white teeth and red gums. His eyes, one with a green iris and the other with a blue one, float inside his jaw. Due to the cartoon-like nature of the animation, his jaws are expressive, and the top row of teeth sometimes acts as eyebrows. Like a Bubble, it can stick out its tongue if necessary. To top it all off, he wears a black top hat and tends to hold a baton depending on the situation. On his left arm, under his sleeve, he has a Wacky Watch™ watch.

The coroner is a king's piece of a chessboard the color of a barn tree. He has caricatured white hands separated from his body, and two round, irregularly spaced realistic eyes with blue irises and barely visible optic nerves on his face.

He wears a purple royal cape with a white fluffy lining dotted with dark brown spots.

According to the creator of the series, Gooseworx, the design of the titles will change from series to series and this aspect will be an important part of it[6]. The only thing that will remain the same is her head and body.
Zubl resembles a Mix and Match-like toy, as her head is a bright pink pointed triangle. Her right eye has a swirling black iris and a yellow sclera, the eyelid is light pink, and her left eye has a black iris with a white sclera and a purple eyelid with three thin black eyelashes under it. Above is a thin eyebrow.
She has two antennae sticking out on her head: the left is a white Y-shaped with a black stripe, the right is a green zigzag. Her torso is painted yellow and orange with polka dots. In addition, there are various holes for appendages in the upper part of her body, and her head is attached to the upper nest with a slightly curved purple neck. Her right hand is in the middle right hole, straight and orange, ending in a yellow glove, and her left hand is in the uppermost left hole, excessively long, with a red wavy spring-shaped segment with a pink spherical joint. The wrist of the left hand is yellow. Instead of the usual 4-stick hand, this hand ends in a red crab claw, which has serrations on the inside. She has a round turquoise accessory with a round hole in the middle. Above the right arm, a flamingo wing is flaunted as a shoulder pad, which is located in the uppermost right socket. The middle left socket of her body is not occupied by anything. The lower holes of her body are occupied by both legs. Her right leg has a wavy green segment with a purple joint at the bottom and ends in an orange curl that makes up the lower leg. Her left leg is perfectly straight, purple in color, and ends in a shoe of the same color.

Gangl's face is represented as a porcelain white mask of tragedy with a sad mouth and black holes in place of the eyes, each of which has one large tear next to it (which can be wiped away, but it will soon appear again). Despite its material, this mask is durable and Gangl is never without a face, and it turns out that sadness is her main emotion. However, Gangl also has a second, comedic mask with a cheerful mouth, which she puts on top of a sad one and prefers to wear all the time. Unfortunately, this mask is really made of porcelain and is capable of breaking, which it does on every convenient and inconvenient occasion, confusing Gangl.
Gangle's body visibly consists of four red satin ribbons (like on a stick for rhythmic gymnastics exercises), creating a humanoid shape, but in fact it is a kind of "invisible skeleton". The ordinary clothes worn in adventures create a silhouette on the Gangle with ordinary shoulders and a belt, rather than hanging like a rag on just a ribbon frame. Gangl also hunches over a lot when he's being bullied by Jax or just sad.
The first ribbon of this frame is coiled in a spiral in four turns, forming a kind of torso, and its upper end plays the role of a neck and is freely attached to the mask head from the back. The second ribbon arcs through the top of the spiral of the torso ribbon, sometimes with the image of shoulders, and its ends form rather long arms. In Episode 6, in the escape down the tube scene, Gangle's arms lengthened even more, but it's more like just an artistic image. The remaining two bands are loosely attached to the torso band from below and form two legs with a slight resemblance to feet.

Ragata has fair skin, shoulder-length red hair with bangs, and black eyes. Her eye makeup consists of mascara and light pink eye shadow. At the moment, after staying in the amazing digital circus, she is an adorable rag doll with a triangular orange nose. Her right eye has been replaced with a blue button with black threads. Jax described her hair as looking like licorice, which the Coroner agreed with.
Similar to his appearance, Ragata wears a lilac-blue bow on his head. Ragata's outfit is a long dress of the same lilac—blue[6] color with a white collar, puffy sleeves above the elbows with white lace, a high skirt with a white petticoat and patches of blueberry shade on black threads. The black tips of her feet serve as an analogue of a pair of shoes.

Jax looks like a purple cartoon rabbit with an attractive design reminiscent of early cartoon characters. His eyes are oval with yellow sclera and black rectangular pupils, and on top of his head are two long, solid purple ears. Thin eyebrows sometimes appear on his face in various scenes. Jax's figure is tall and slender, with a long neck. One of his main features is the wide smile that always adorns his face. All his yellow teeth are visible in that smile, but he never separates them when he speaks. But he opens them when he eats or laughs.
He is wearing a pink jumpsuit with a bright pink pocket on the front and two yellow buttons that hold suspenders over his shoulders. He's wearing yellow gloves.

Remember - a girl of average height, stylized as a buffoon, with a big head and skinny limbs. Her skin is completely pale. Her face has small markings that mimic blush under her eyes, and thick black lines around her eyes that could represent eyeliner. The pupils of the eyes are able to change completely and often, but they are mainly divided into 6 segments, blue and bright red with a pupil in the shape of a pinwheel. Her eyelashes are positioned incorrectly relative to the norm: her left eye has eyelashes on the upper eyelid, and her right eye has eyelashes on the lower one. She has a short straight black forelock of medium length on her forehead with two small strands sticking out from under her hat and two short braids framing her face on the sides.
Her outfit has a clown theme, like Kaufmo's, but with features that look more like a buffoon than a circus clown. She wears a red and blue jumpsuit with round puffy sleeves and shorts, with uneven red and blue colors in straight sections (on the torso) and stripes (for sleeves and shorts), as well as yellow inserts such as a pair of pompoms, cuffs and a tank top. On her head she wears a striped, double-branched jester's cap with stripes of the same color as her costume, with small yellow bells on the tips of the hat arches. She also wears gloves: the left one is blue and the right one is red. Her shoes are inverted in color: the left shoe is red, the right shoe is blue.

Remember is highly strung, shy, and paranoid. In the pilot , she is shown to be nervous and frightened due to an unfortunate incident with a stuck headset that she was unable to remove, which led to her being trapped in the Amazing Digital Circus. Upon entering the circus world, Remember was stressed and terrified for the first day, and upon learning she was trapped there forever and how she got there, she nearly dispersed during a breakdown before Kane intervened. Despite this, Remember has already developed established personality traits: she speaks quickly and often stutters, has a slouched posture, holds her arms mostly bent at the elbows and held close to her body, and has crooked legs. She can sometimes become paralyzed. When she is extremely nervous or overcome with fear and intense shock, her multicolored pupils are replaced by moving scribbles.

Caine is a nonsensical, over-the-top, vivacious ringleader. He usually lets things happen if he thinks it's funny.[3] However, there is a distance about him and a significant disconnection towards the traumatic events the humans experience, illustrated by his forgetfulness of Zooble's criticisms of their own form and his adventures, as well as his apparent lack of concern towards the abstracted.

Gangle's emotions and behavior are influenced by which mask she is currently wearing. However, it is revealed that these masks do not completely change her mood, rather they are a literal form of "masking" and are not the sole deciders of her personality. The masks merely change the way Gangle's feelings are presented. When she has her Comedy Mask, her tone, posture, and behavior is masked as pleasant, upbeat, and extroverted. Likewise, her Tragedy Mask would cause her to be presented as dejected, sorrowful, and self-kept. Despite this, Gangle is fully capable of expressing whatever emotions and feelings she wants regardless of the mask she is wearing; she can express sadness with her Comedy Mask as well as happiness with her Tragedy Mask.

Kinger is erratic and paranoid, derived from his time in the circus. He displays an absent-mindedness since he often forgets the fact that people are near him and gets started by them, like Gangle. Kinger has an extremely slow reaction time, taking up to a second to react to spotting someone next to him. Kinger seems to be interested in insects, since he is shown to ramble about an "insect collection" at times, which is later implied to be due to his wife's love of entomology. However, despite his outward insanity, he retains enough bravery and mental stability to remain un-abstracted

Zooble is very grouchy, irritable and quite annoyed, especially when a piece of them happens to be in the wrong place. Like Pomni, they suffer an identity crisis as they don't exactly know what they are, and as a result of this they suffer from body/gender dysphoria, and despite Caine's attempts to provide Zooble new parts, they have yet to find anything they like. Zooble lacks any enthusiasm when it comes to Caine's adventures,[9] more often choosing to opt out of them and do their own thing for the day. Zooble doesn't know what their gender is,[3] because they're questioning their identity, as mentioned before.

Jax was a mischievous, occasionally flat-out bloodthirsty, laid-back, calm, sassy, ​​impulsive, egotistical, arrogant, sarcastic, brazenly condescending individual who rarely shows any empathy or remorse for others. They appear indifferent to their imprisonment within the Digital Circus, which is an attitude that extends to their interactions with others. Their dismissal of serious matters is evident when, after asking a rhetorical question concerning Pomni's handling of their predicament and giving Ragatha a smug look, they reply to her ensuing query about why they're looking at her in such a manner with a dismissive: "I'm fine with doing whatever, as long as I get to see funny things happen to people."

Ragatha is described as "the sweetest little optimist." At first glance, that optimism seems simple and genuine.[5] However, it is soon revealed that there is more going on underneath. She often feels like she is forcing herself to stay upbeat, almost like it is the only way she can keep it together. Even when she goes through serious injuries or intense situations, she brushes them off like they are nothing. Over time, this starts to come across as unnatural. Gangle points out that the constant positivity Ragatha expresses can feel disingenuous after a while. Jax adds that she tries a little too hard, to the point where it can seem like she is using that attitude to get something out of people.