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Months after Jax abstracts, Pomni begins to notice changes in his behavior that suggest he might not be as far gone as they think. Is it possible there could still be time?
~ a transfem jax de-abstraction fic, w/ funnybunny SLOWburn! post episode 9, so obv spoilers ~Bookmarked by BlueShroom666
29 Jun 2026
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It Hurts My Eyes, and I'm Without an Alibi by ghostcollege
Fandoms: The Amazing Digital Circus (Web Series)
27 Jun 2026
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What's in a name? She who we call Jax by any other name would be just as abrasive.
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- Part 3 of Zero, Cross the Great Divide
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29 Jun 2026
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7 months after making it out of the circus, Christine decides to meet up with a stranger from a dating app for a first date. One thing though... her date might not actually be a stranger.
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28 Jun 2026
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Coming Back Wrong, But Just About As Wrong As When You Left by Chwoka
Fandoms: The Amazing Digital Circus (Web Series)
04 Jul 2026
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To abstract, you have to completely surrender. To de-abstract, you need to completely want to live again and believe in yourself. Ribbit de-abstracts because they don't want to be alone. Jax de-abstracts out of spite.
Also: they all go to space?
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28 Jun 2026
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Your Cat, OR: New Jax Swing, OR: The Worst Parts of You Are Still Worth Loving by EggedOnRice, FriedCatfish
Fandoms: The Amazing Digital Circus (Web Series)
01 Jul 2026
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Pomni’s last conversation with Jax is still running through her head – and her body, judging by the way she keeps flickering and twitching. She’s gone, Pomni couldn’t stop it, and the Circus is still a complete fucking mess.
But Jax left something behind that the other abstractions didn’t. In those last moments, before everything faded to white, Pomni was able to witness her remaining memories and distorted perceptions.
The framework of the Digital Circus was built with a single purpose: Take people’s memories and use it to create copies that will live forever.
Can it still work from the inside, and with so little data? Is it even worth trying?
There’s only one way to find out.
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27 Jun 2026