Jester Cane Fancy Dress Costume Accessory

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Happy Harlequin Hat: Her clown outfit comes with a two-pointed jester's cap. Pomni herself however, is anything but happy. Jolly Roger: a pirate flag with a skull and crossbones on it that could be used to create a spooky Halloween theme.

Friend to Bugs: While his general frayed sanity leaves him a mess most of the time, he noticeably perks up and goes bright eyed when he thinks there's an insect collection nearby.Floating Limbs: His hands are White Gloves that hover in front of his body. When he tries to save Zooble from the Gloinks in the pilot, this only results in the Gloinks stealing his hands too when he grabs Zooble's head. Hypocrite Has a Point: He, the arguably least mentally sound character in the cast, suspects that Kaufmo has gone insane, and accuses Pomni of starting to go insane too after he heard both of them talking about an exit. Turns out, his fears were not unfounded, as Kaufmo had abstracted, and Pomni seems to be on her way to lose her sanity as well by the end of the Pilot. Immediately after he says he only does what he does to see people get hurt or otherwise negatively affected, a Gloink comes by and bops him in the face. Fate Worse than Death: Being a performer in the Circus already isn't fun, but this is far, far worse - by the time a performer has fully abstracted, even Caine's Reality Warper powers can't save them. In other words, the abstracted are Deader than Dead in personality and has to be Killed Off for Real. The Hedonist: Jax's lifestyle is all about self-satisfaction. Which isn't a terrible idea given the risks of going insane from boredom, but most of his enjoyment comes from other's suffering, often at his hands. He's also the one who seems to enjoy eating food the most, despite not needing to.

Voiced by: Lizzie Freeman (English) Other dubs Noelia Lestani (Spanish), Letícia Celini (Brazilian Portuguese), Vlada Mariupolskaya (Russian), Arran (Japanese), Janeane Santos-Roco (Filipino), Dina Amalina (Indonesian) Audience Surrogate: As the newest "addition" to the Circus, she serves as the relatable viewpoint of the audience, that being scared and confused out of her mind as she tries to make sense of the world she's now in and interacting with her more experienced fellows.

Court Jester: As her avatar for the Circus, she was forcibly transformed into a toy-like version of a jester.

The profession of aluzinnu provides the possibility that the jester may have been a recognisable role in ancient Mesopotamia (see this paper from Maddalena Rumor on the subject). It seems the term first occurred in the 20th century BC, with other words appearing next to it being related to laughter and humour, e.g. musihhu (“clown” – “he who brings to laugh”). Letters from the first half of the second millennium BC concern the attire of the aluzinnu and describe his relationship with the palace. There is mention of 60 elaborate hats/turbans and 35 pairs of boots or gaiters, reminiscent of the clothes and shoes worn by European court jesters. It appears the aluzinnu was provided with “eccentric clothes and accessories” by the palace administration.

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Madwoman in the Attic: Basement, but the idea's still there - Caine has nothing to do for them but to stuff them all into the Circus's cellar, far away from the performers who (at least) still have a grip on themselves. The foolishness ascribed to jesters often relates to the fact that it is in their nature to speak their minds, irrespective of the consequences, which may entail the loss of liberty, their livelihood, and sometimes even their lives. The jester’s humour served vital functions, not just in terms of alleviating distress and increasing mirth during times of duress but also for its capacity to soothe tensions. They would insert humorous statements during heated discussions, thereby preventing unnecessary confrontations from occurring. As Otto points out: Adorable Abomination: These non-humanoid non-hashbrownoid "humanoid hash browns" are all cute and colorful shapes with derpy-looking faces on them, but their queen is a massive worm with a mouth that lines its whole body and A Head at Each End with numerous eyes and teeth. The Snark Knight: Zooble goes beyond being a mere Deadpan Snarker, with pretty much every line they deliver being loaded with bitter sarcasm. What Is Going On?: As a Naïve Newcomer to the Digital Circus, she asks questions about her situation repeatedly since she has no clue what the Digital Circus is about. At the end of the pilot, the fake exit doesn't help her situation either.

Vitriolic Best Buds: With Bubble, Caine's co-host often gets on his nerves and Caine objects to Bubble's behavior more often than to any other character's, to the point of casually popping Bubble several times in the pilot alone. But the two still get along relatively well and have lunch together.

Performers

A group of humans trapped in the Digital Circus where they are given toy-like bodies and forced to perform in nonsensical, painful and traumatic acts. Not So Omniscient After All: Despite his Reality Warper powers letting him do pretty much anything to the Digital Circus and its inhabitants, and the fact he says he has hundreds of (disembodied) eyes used to patrol the setting, Caine himself doesn't seem to be constantly aware of everything that goes on. He has to be alerted to Pomni getting stranded in the Void by a wrist-mounted device and Ragatha states the only real way to get his attention is to call out his name and hope he hears, outright stating that Pomni will need to "find" him. More Teeth than the Osmond Family: While the Gloinks themselves are completely toothless, the Gloink Queen, on the other hand, has numerous sharp teeth in both mouths.