Infinity Train
★ 8.4 · 2019 · 11m · Animation · Sci-Fi & Fantasy · Action & Adventure
Passengers on board the mysterious Infinity Train must explore a series of endless cars that each contain unique worlds and puzzles to solve in order to unravel the mysteries of the train - and within themselves - to open the doorway home.
Episodes
1. The Grid Car11m · Tulip, a headstrong 13-year-old girl, finds a mysterious train where every car contains its own universe.
2. The Beach Car11m · Tulip strikes a deal with a cat in an attempt to get home, but is the price worth it?
3. The Corgi Car11m · Tulip and One-One explore a car full of Corgis and face off against a mysterious monster.
4. The Crystal Car11m · Tulip, Atticus and One-One enter a crystal forest car and have to take part in a musical ritual.
5. The Cat's Car11m · Tulip has to face her past.
6. The Unfinished Car11m · The gang enters an unfinished train car and tries to fix it.
7. The Chrome Car11m · The gang meets a familiar face in a mirrored car.
8. The Ball Pit Car11m · The gang is confronted by a strange new force on a Ball Pit Car adventure.
9. The Past Car11m · Tulip takes a risk trusting an old foe.
10. The Engine11m · Tulip makes it to the front of the train and is faced with a choice.More Like This
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