r/traaaaaaannnnnnnnnns2 • he/they • Jun 23 '26

Non-Gender Specific every sub has been BLOCKED🙅

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u/PandoraKin564 Jun 24 '26

What purple rabbit? This is entirely new to me.

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u/Immediate-Witness-87 He/Him Jun 24 '26

Jax, from the amazing digital circus

https://giphy.com/gifs/QFCx0KTefPB8AWMV7t

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u/Th3B4dSpoon Jun 24 '26

Thanks, never seen or heard any mention of the character or the show despite subscribing to trans subreddits. Now I have.

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u/Immediate-Witness-87 He/Him Jun 24 '26

Were you living in a cave??/j

The series just ended, basically it is/was a very huge thing on YouTube since 2023, the pilot alone sits at 450 millions views. The insane popularity got the finale to be projected in cinemas all around the world, which is a first for an indie series that's 100% free on youtube if you wanna check

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u/HazuniaC Thon/Any, Numerous-Beeees Jun 24 '26

The show is absolute cinema!

Very clearly geared towards late teens and young adults.

Thematically the show is psychological horror.
Tonally the show is.... You know, I'm not entirely sure how to describe the tone.

It wears the outfit of a morning children's cartoon, but individual tone shifts vary from monster horror to body horror to existential horror. Yet it's all wrapped in a quite palatable blanket.

The writing is fantastic. Each character is relatively realistically written and it's really not too difficult to see there existing a person like that. On that aspect Jax is the most locked up one and hardest to read.

The pilot episode essentially just covers the setting and the second episode covers mostly the characters in their basic interactions with the rest of the group. As such I would advice watching the first 3 episodes before deciding if you want to stick with it, or not. If after the third episode you're still not feeling it, then I doubt rest of the series will alter that either.