Why you should watch Infinity Train:

each season handles a deeper topic than cartoons usually cover. It's always done in an interesting and thought provoking way. the concept is a train that appears when you're at your worst and makes you solve your problems
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Infinity Train Book 1: The Perennial Child
This season focuses on 13 year old Tulip dealing with her parents divorce and accepting her current situation. The personal growth is mixed with mystery and sci-fi that pulls the audience in as they find out how the train works

Infinity Train Book 2: Cracked Reflection
We now follow the physical reflection of Tulip making a name for herself with the help of a passenger named Jesse and a magical deer. The topic of identity is very insightfully discussed, and it challenges the preset rules of the train

Infinity Train Book 3: Cult of the Conductor
Grace and Simon, the leaders of The Apex, are joined by Hazel and Tuba. secrets are revealed and prejudices are challenged alongside a long-lasting friendship. it's very complex and leaves you rethinking all of your life decisions

Infinity Train Book 4: Duet
Min-Gi and Ryan are childhood friends who were bonded by their passion for music. however, their life paths have diverged and now they have to figure out how to communicate with each other again. very heartwarming but still has deeper messages

Infinity Train Book 5: ???
this season was fully scripted when it got cancelled. with your help, we can #FinishInfinityTrain. the next book would've been about Amelia, a feminist mechanic who hates kids, grieving over her dead fiancee while she tries to take over the train