The Amazing Digital Circus has finally revealed an official trailer for Season 1, Episode 2, six months after the pilot episode’s premiere. The YouTube show has been a massive success so far, with Glitch Productions ordering the show to series back in November. On Friday, the company shared the trailer for Episode 2 of the Gooseworx-created show. The whole episode premieres on May 3.
In the preview, TADC ringmaster Caine (Alex Rochon) teases a candy-themed adventure featuring Pomni (Lizzie Freeman), Jax (Michael Kovach), Ragatha (Amanda Hufford), Gangle (Marissa Lenti), Kinger (Sean Chiplock), Bubble (Gooseworx) and Zooble (Ashley Nichols).
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“On the next all-new episode of The Amazing Digital Circus, the funny circus gang takes a trip to the deliciously delectable Candy Canyon Kingdom,” he says, before calling the episode “a real radiant riot” and “sickly, sweet ole time.” He also banters with a very confused Pomni.
We see a few new creatures in the clip, including one that looks like a candied elephant, a candy monarch, and a group of cowboy alligators. There are also visual homages to Mad Max: Fury Road and Get Out.
The Amazing Digital Circus Episode 2 will stream free on YouTube alongside other Glitch Productions shows like Murder Drones. The Amazing Digital Circus Episode 1 remains available there and has reached a staggering 306 million views.
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