Cary Huang

Cary Kaiming Huang, alongside his brother Michael Huang, established the JackNJellify YouTube channel on February 4, 2008. This platform became the home for their animated web series, “Battle for Dream Island,” which premiered its first episode in January 2010. The series has since accumulated over 40 million views on its initial episode and contributed to the channel surpassing 2 million subscribers. Huang’s contributions to the series include acting, producing, and art department roles, voicing characters such as X, Tennis Ball, Pin, and Ruby. He has been involved in 104 episodes of “Battle for Dream Island” as an actor and 88 episodes as a producer or series producer, running from 2010 to 2025. His responsibilities within the art department spanned 42 episodes, including storyboard artist and props.

Beyond entertainment, Cary Huang co-created “The Scale of the Universe,” an interactive online visualization tool initially released in 2010. This project, which allows users to explore objects across vast orders of magnitude, saw a sequel, “The Scale of the Universe 2,” released in 2012. The sequel introduced infoboxes with information for each object and was later ported from Adobe Flash to Pixi.js. “The Scale of the Universe” gained recognition, being featured on NASA’s “Astronomy Picture of the Day” in October 2018. Huang’s work on this educational tool was partly recognized when the main-belt asteroid 10003 Caryhuang was officially named after him by the International Astronomical Union on June 16, 2021.

His career also includes graphic designer and asset designer roles for several other animated series such as “Excellent Entities” (2013-2024), “Azoic Assault” (2017-2023), “Object Oppose” (2016-2023), “Village of Objects” (2020), “Object Invasion” (2016-2020), and “Challenge to Win” (2013-2018). These projects demonstrate his consistent involvement in various aspects of animation production and his sustained presence in the online animation community.