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Before We Abstract. // FunnyBunny by tiiraminsuu
Fandoms: The Amazing Digital Circus (Web Series)
27 Jun 2026
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pomni stumbled into jax’s room while freaking out about seeing an exit , jax comforted her , & the scene shifted entirely .
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the drag path of the circus we leaved behind by Kyerivie
Fandoms: The Amazing Digital Circus (Web Series)
22 Jun 2026
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A different ending for the show ep9.
What if Pomni abstract instead of Jax and they are not a copy of their minds?
A post-circus and the dealing with that trauma, remembering that life metters when you are with people that care about you.
Like the circus didn't abandon them complety, haunting in their memories.Edit: I changed the title (before was "the show ended, the circus don't")
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Abigail Brooks gets an Instagram DM from a stranger commenting on her last YouTube upload (Exploring a defunct AI office -C&A)
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Sin Esperar Nada a Cambio [FUNNYBUNNY] by YumiBallad
Fandoms: The Amazing Digital Circus (Web Series)
04 Aug 2026
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SPOILERS DEL CAPÍTULO 9
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Había silencio. La única voz que resonaba en esa habitación constantemente era la de Pomni. Leyendo, charlando. Lo que fuera que ayudase a que Jax se sintiera acompañado. Aunque, tampoco sabía si servía de mucho. El estado abstraído en el que se encontraba, no podía dejárselo saber.
¿Había alguna forma de revertirlo? ¿Si volvía a abrazarlo esta vez podría verle y hacer las cosas correctamente? ¿No moriría en el intento?... ¿Le importaba?
Y, de pronto, solo una acción fue suficiente para saber qué rumbo quería tomar.
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The Daughter of FunnyBunny by marion3ss
Fandoms: The Amazing Digital Circus (Web Series)
12 Aug 2026
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Harper Mateo has always had trouble connecting with others—even her own family.
No matter where she goes, she feels like she doesn’t quite belong. Even at home, talking with her parents, Leroy and Abigail Mateo, leaves her feeling disconnected—like she never had the internet connection needed to play the game of life.
What bothers her most is her relationship with her parents. She wants an inside joke, a corny family story, a fake tradition—anything.
Ironically, her parents set up that goal themselves.
Whenever they tell the story of a strange coincidence from before they knew each other, they always end it the same way:“What a small world.”
They seemed closer than ever. It became more than a funny coincidence to her—it became proof that they shared something she didn’t.
So if a strange headset was what connected her parents, maybe it could connect her to them too.
This totally won’t backfire and trap her in a place where even the impossible feels normal. And her habit of treating everyone like a person will totally not change the code of those who were never meant to be one.