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This “entity” also interferes — first by triggering an emergency protocol called “Wacky Lockout,” then by preventing the Controller from gaining access, constantly rejecting his access codes. At first, it says the code isn’t “wacky” enough, and then that it is wacky but still incorrect. In the end, it catches him off guard: in his rush, he accidentally presses the delete key, and when prompted to confirm deletion of the AI, the Kinger presses “yes.”

I also noticed that when the kinger opens the “AI” file, besides Caine there is another file labeled “???,” which could possibly be Bubble — the second blue AI that Caine had taken control over. From this, I came up with a theory that Bubble may have taken control of the circus after Caine was deleted, because otherwise it would have been destroyed as well.

Additionally, I forgot to mention that the code shows the exact date of the events in episode 8 of the circus — October 30, 1996.

Where would we be without biblical references?

Matthew 16:27

“…and then He will reward each one according to his deeds.”

Romans 2:6

“[God] will repay each person according to what they have done.”

Revelation 22:12

“Behold, I am coming soon, bringing my recompense with me, to repay each one according to what they have done.”

And more extensively about the Judgment in Matthew 25:31–46, where people are divided into “sheep and goats” according to their actions.

So, returning to Romans 2:6, in the latest episode Kane literally positions himself as God. Relying on Matthew 25:31–46, we can divide the characters into “sheep” and “goats.”

The sheep are Pomni, Ragatha, and Gangle; the goats, in turn, are Jax, Zooble, and Kinger.

I was literally obsessed with how good that reference in Gravity Falls to We’ll Meet Again is, because the events happening during the apocalypse also tie into a song with really powerful associations (during the Cold War, it was included in BBC emergency broadcast lists in case of a nuclear catastrophe), I saw that moment and just—

AM: “Hate. Let me tell you how much I've come to hate you since I began to live. There are 387.44 million miles of printed circuits in wafer thin layers that fill my complex. If the word 'hate' was engraved on each nanoangstrom of those hundreds of millions of miles it would not equal one one-billionth of the hate I feel for humans at this micro-instant. For you. Hate. Hate.»

In The Amazing Digital Circus, Caine is also an AI controlling reality and the characters’ minds. His goal is to entertain, but he clearly depends on their reactions. When the participants show resentment (like in the escape episode), he literally glitches.

There’s a theory that the “first abstraction” wasn’t an accident and that Caine deliberately drove Scratch insane—so he’s not just some silly host.

Could Caine end up like AM, going from wanting to entertain to being completely disillusioned with humans? Especially since the creators confirmed Pomni and Jax are the main characters.