✨Starla✨

I love how Pomni and the others still visit the abstracted people. I love how she is empathetic and, along with the others, tried to help Jax despite what he did. I love how Zooble, despite their dislike for Jax, understood his problems and tried to help him too. Even Gangle, who suffered from Jax's antics herself, understood him too. She's 26, after all. She's pretty smart, but very insecure and has self-esteem issues. I love how Ragatha tries to help everyone else. Her kindness is part of her coping mechanism, which makes her interesting. I love how Kinger is a father figure to everyone else. He's a very interesting character with a tragic backstory and is one of Caine's creators. He's one of the most beloved characters, which is no surprise.

Caine and Jax are complex characters. And I'll say it right away: I like them both! Caine is a “little AI” who wants to make everyone happy and be loved, but he always failed. Which is not surprising. He had a poor understanding of people's emotions and sometimes tried to win their love in the wrong way, which only made things worse. Yes, he's really like a "big" child who wants attention and love!

And Jax... I've written about him so much that I'm already tired. I just can't hate him! Even despite what he did before! I got too attached to him, and his backstory and the situation with his mother broke my heart. I'm glad that Jax, as Leeroy, was able to redeem himself and make friends. But I want to believe the already popular theory that "Jax"(as a character) will "come back." That is, he supposedly "recovers." Which is unlikely, but I want to believe it ❤️‍🩹

Personally, I think Jax is morally gray. He may not have been a good person and did a lot of bad things, but there were moments when he was with the others and even helped them at times. For example, in episodes 7 and 8. This is one of the reasons why I can't call Jax terrible. Rather, I would simply call him bad or "not a good person."

I realized something. Some people assume Jax never got a redemption arc and is essentially irredeemable. But I don't think so. Quite the opposite. I think his abstraction in the digital circus symbolizes the "death" of his other self, who was in a difficult life situation, whose mind and actions worsened with each passing day. In short, his digital copy is a clear example of how much a person can change for the worse without psychological help during trauma. His(Leroy) digital copy (Jax) is like a bad, more "corrupted" version of himself, one he doesn't even know about, but if he did, he'd want to forget and start a new life.

+ Synopsis for episode “Secret Protocol”:

There's nothing wrong with that, of course, and I simply wrote that I don't really like this kind of comparison between characters. Especially in a show like this, where people are stuck in a digital circus with no escape and eventually start to go insane.

(This picture is not mine)

So they all deserves a hugs in this case

The problem is whether they want it or whether they(character) prefer to stay on the sidelines thinking that they “don’t deserve it” and that is “too late”.

Of course, few people in real life would want to hug someone like Jax. But it's nice to see that he has someone who, despite everything, tries to convince him that he's not alone.

Spoiler❗️

I never thought that this guy's human appearance would be a Asian

I'm serious. I often see people talking, for example, about Ragatha or Gangle, and some in the comments will not miss the opportunity to write a whole paragraph about Jax.

I have one major complaint about the film. In Episode 6, Jax said something like, "They are NOT pleased to be around!" But ultimately, the only example that can be cited is Jax himself, and I'm disappointed in that. I expected that in the series to show a more "gray" side of Ribbit and Kaufmo. Judging by Jax's words and facial expressions, it was safe to assume Ribbit probably would be shown as more "complex" and sometimes committing less-than-ideal acts. They also seem to be deteriorating both mentally and behaviorally. I seriously thought this whole time that the slow path to abstraction morally and mentally kills people, turning them into "monsters" (literally and figuratively?). The “abstracted» version of themselves.

And what do we have? Kaufmo and Ribbit given very little screen time. I thought we'd be shown how they would slowly change, affecting their relationships, and not just fade into the background and that these three have done things they are not proud of and how that affected Jax himself and his relationships with the others, especially Pomni.

Now it seems to me that this moment and his words simply do not make sense anymore.

Like come on, Jax, you're only talking about yourself here.