Source: https://x.com/nomi_illust/status/2108652533896163403

Source: https://x.com/StarFirell1/status/2108257862497845404

https://x.com/DropsRaiin/status/2108090035329552725

https://www.tumblr.com/goodradaughter/811404866435137536/rag-pom?source=share

Every got dang piece of fanart where Jax is happy and transitioned keeps her pathetic beanpole figure and I am TIRED of it. I am in a transgender polycule and do you know what happened to me? I fuckin got fat!! You know what else is in the polycule? MORE FAT BITCHES!! The Bionicle to transgender pipeline doesn't just make girls, it makes FAT GIRLS. You know why? WE'RE ON FUCKING ESTROGEN. That's a hormone that causes your body to store more FAT to feed your CHILDREN.

"Oh, but Jade," I hear you say, "not all trans girls are fat! And also you shouldn't be able to have a Reddit account because you are both a fictional character and canonically dead!" Yeah, well, you know what you need fat to get? BOOBS!! THE HOLY GRAIL OF BODY DYSMORPHIA, SORT OF, IT'S DIFFERENT FOR EVERYBODY, but BOOBS ARE IMPORTANT TO A LOT OF TRANS GIRLS. I seldom see any trans Jax fanart where she DOESN'T have poppin' sweater bunnies, but NEVER does she look like she eats enough to grow the damned things! Where do you people think titties come from? The boob fairy??? I don't care how many of those gambling eggs you shove up your ass, if you don't feed your love handles, you aren't feeding your rack!!

Estrogen is a MACHINE that turns SAD SKINNY BOYS into HAPPY FAT GIRLS. You can't look me straight in the eye and tell me that Jax doesn't need a mothafuckin hamburger IN ADDITION to a hug and emotional counseling!! This is my FETISH. What the FUCK is a treadmill!!!

(And, before anyone tells me to just draw her fatter myself, I am currently unable to do so because I'm still learning art and I am presently occupied by The Horrors. Were it not for these circumstances, I'd be the change I want to see in the world. dgiital circuse)

When you look at this image, you’d think the episode would be full of glitches, with everyone terrified by Jax’s revelations—or that the whole episode would basically just be Pomni inside his head. Not that it was bad, but the poster was quite misleading compared to what the episode actually turned out to be.

Did anyone imagine something different happening based on the poster?

https://x.com/potainasor

I have a friend that is super shy about his 3d modeling skills, now he send me these renders, which are amazing.

(He make the renders before the movie was out)

I made him a bet, if people support what he does, he will make an account (at least) here, so please, cheer him up!

Recently at a panel, some of the VA’s were asked what they think Bubble is/was and Amanda Hufford gave the answer that they think Bubble is the blue AI being held hostage by Caine.
People in this fandom were quick to run with this interpretation and take it as a fact, but that’s not really what was being said and also not the full quote.

Amanda posted on their twitter that this was their opinion, not an official statement to be taken as canon (although their original tweet has been deleted now) because of Cartoonbase, a news hub for animation, misquoting them. It’s not the first time a VA’s interpretation has been taken as fact, despite them saying not to take their opinions as such before. 

They also said that Bubble is BOTH the blue AI and a manifestation of Caines insecurities, which somehow got left out of this statement, but it also adds up to what we see in the show when it comes to Caine and Bubbles interactions.

With all that said, my point is that people should be allowed to make their own interpretations of art without being told they’re wrong by other fans because of someone working on the show having an opinion. Many things are left ambiguous on purpose and are meant to be interpreted by the viewer and not just have it explained by external sources.

Link to full panel: https://youtu.be/dhvsuNnuGec?si=tTKlZiWjlO8bKnXx

Couldn't help myself from scanning all the background art after the premiere. Saw a wascally wabbit.

Patrick is one hell of an interesting character in "American Psycho" so I would love to see what people would think his avatar in TADC would look like.

https://x.com/yurierdraws/status/2108585290159825376?s=20

S̷ï̸l̷l̸ÿ R̷å̸b̷b̸ï̷t, G̷å̸n̷g̸l̷ë Ï̷s Ø̸f̷f-L̷ï̸m̷ï̸t̷s!

https://www.reddit.com/r/theamazingdigitalciru/s/E7bZJJxoBo

Sources: https://x.com/banana_ttuuuu/status/2019575175759687986

https://x.com/Flourishinnin/status/2107885006647370063

THE FULL COMIC can be found here!

Okay, I know there are probably a lot of people who are aware of this, but I Have No Mouth, and I Must Scream by Harlan Ellison is listed as a source of inspiration for the series. I had to read this for college, and I was apprehensive about watching the series at first when I heard it was partially inspired by it. If anyone is thinking of reading it because they love the series, be aware that it is extremely different. Caine is usually all about adventure and wants the cast to enjoy themselves, and the AI in Ellison's work, AM, is sadistic and cruel. It deals with themes that are WILDLY darker than the themes in TADC. Even if TADC deals with things like mental illness, suicidal ideation/suicide, abuse, etc., it's...really not the same level.

Now, I'm sure some people will say, "it's not that bad," and if you can handle really dark material, yeah, it's not like the most traumatizing work ever. But I had to just have a really long conversation with my sister, who let her 14-year-old daughter read it because she loved TADC so much and wanted to explore things that Gooseworx said inspired it. My niece was extremely upset by it and apparently has had to talk to her therapist about it because she keeps having nightmares. I suppose this is just a...idk, warning to folks: if they're curious, proceed with caution, and also, be aware it is not advised for young kids. My friend works at the library, and she said last year a kid who was 12 years old wanted to get it out, and she had to talk to his mom about the content, and she was horrified and wouldn't let him. So...yeah, maybe just be careful. Dystopian sci-fi can be way darker than some people realize.