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When I Look at You, I See Me

"When I Look at You, I See Me" is a song featured in Books 2 and 3 of Infinity Train.

## History

According to Jesse Cosay, this song was sung at his elementary school to teach students about being kind to others. In "The Family Tree Car," he attempted to use this song to stop the car's denizens from fighting with each other.

In "The Musical Car," it is shown that Jesse must have stopped off at said car and taught the lyrics to the denizens. The song is featured in a play called "Empathy Goes", which credits Jesse as its writer. They are shown performing it in the opening scene of Book 3, while the Apex is simultaneously getting ready to launch an assault on the Musical Car.

## Lyrics

*When I look at you, I see me*

*And when I look at me, I see you*

*It may sound kind of funny at first, but you'll see*

*If you give it a try you'll like it, too*

*I'm from the west, and you're from the east*

*You like to rhyme, and I don't know how*

*We're not the same, and that's a good thing*

*There's a whole lot of good being different can bring*

*Life's too short to only look for difference*

*We should learn to celebrate our difference*

*I'm blue!*

*I'm brown!*

*I smile!*

*I frown!*

*I eat things backwards and upside-down*

*I've got legs!*

*I've got none!*

*Where I'm from, vacuuming's fun*

*Here, there, everywhere!*

*Who are you? I don't care*

*Just be kind and understand*

*We all hail from equal land*

*Everybody!*

*When I look at you, I see me*

*And when I look at me, I see you*

*It may sound kind of funny at first but you'll see*

*If you give it a try*

*When you give it a try*

*Won't you give it a try*

*You'll like it, too*

## Trivia

* The song is performed by voice actor Keith Ferguson (who voices most of the denizens of the Musical Car), Kirby Howell-Baptiste, and Kyle McCarley. Howell-Baptiste and McCarley voice the season's two leads Grace Monroe and Simon Laurent. In a choice likely meant to highlight the season's focus on empathy and the parallels between the two characters at the start of their journey, the lines "I'm from the west/And you're from the east/You like to rhyme/And I don't know how" are sung by Howell-Baptiste and McCarley.
* When this song plays in "The Musical Car" as the Apex go through their daily routines, it serves as haunting juxtaposition and contrast that highlights the views of the Apex: not caring for the train, its denizens, and trying to be superior to others.
* The full version of this song, along with a demo recorded by songwriter Justin Michael, are available on the Chicken Choice Judy demo tape released by Gallery Nucleus.
Cartoon Network Studios

**Cartoon Network Studios** is an American animation studio that was founded in October 21 1994; 26 years ago. It is owned by Warner Bros. Entertainment. Located in Burbank, California, the studio primarily produces and develops animated programs and shorts for Cartoon Network, and it has also developed programs for Adult Swim.

## Gallery

### *Book One - The Perennial Child*

(The Grid Car to The Past Car)(The Engine)
### *Book Two - Cracked Reflection*

(The Black Market Car to The Tape Car)(The Number Car)
### *Book Three - Cult of the Conductor*

(The Musical Car)(The Jungle Car)(The Debutante Ball Car)(Le Chat Chalet Car)(The Color Clock Car)(The Campfire Car)(The Canyon of the Golden Winged Snakes Car)(The Hey Ho Whoa Car)(The Origami Car)(The New Apex)
### *Book Four - Duet*

(The Twin Tapes)(The Iceberg Car)(The Old West Car)(The Pig Baby Car)(The Astro Queue Car)(The Party Car)(The Art Gallery Car)(The Mega Maze Car)(The Castle Car)(The Train to Nowhere)

## Trivia

* The end clappers were all animated by Owen Dennis and all the hands were modeled after different people's hands:
	+ Tulip, Lake, and Simon's hands were all modeled after Dennis' hand.
	+ Grace's hand was modeled after Madeline Queripel's hand.
	+ Amelia's hand was modeled after crew member Esther Shin's hand.
	+ Tuba and Hazel's hands were modeled after Google image references.
	+ Min-Gi and Ryan's hands were modeled after the hands of Dennis' wife.
* Jesse is the only protagonist who does not have his hand featured in any clappers.
* Tuba is the first companion featured in one.
* Simon is the first main antagonist to have his hand featured in the end clappers.

### Error

* Ryan and Min-Gi are missing fingernails in the last episode clapper.

## References

1. ↑ "I animated these! Remind me to never make another show where people have to draw a lot of hands." -OD
2. ↑ Hand Model Trivia.
Ryan's Ex-Girlfriends

**"Disco Girlfriend"**, **"Punk Girlfriend"**, and **"Earthy Girlfriend"** are three of Ryan Akagi's former girlfriends from the first episode of Book Four, "The Twin Tapes."

Their appearance in the memory tape indicates that Ryan disliked working alone and had trouble maintaining relationships after his "creative partnership" with Min-Gi Park ended in late high school. All three of them dumped him at the same gas station, Gas and Dogs.

## Character

### Disco Girlfriend

A brunette disco girl who wears different shades of orange. She gets out of Ryan's van before ending things with Ryan.

### Punk Girlfriend

A punk girl of Africans decent with a purple mohawk. Her outfit mostly consists of black, grey, and red. The punk immediately breaks up with Ryan when they arrive at the gas station.

### Earthy Girlfriend

A blonde hippie girl who wears yellow and green. After breaking up, she apologies before leaving with Ryan's van.

## Gallery

Disco Ex-GirlfriendPunk Ex-GirlfriendEarthy Ex-Girlfriend
## Trivia

*TBA*

Tulip Olsen • One/One-One • Atticus • Jesse Cosay • Lake/Mirror Tulip • Alan Dracula • Grace Monroe • Hazel • Tuba • Ryan Akagi • Min-Gi Park • Kez

**Antagonists**
The Cat • Amelia Hughes/The Conductor • Steward • Ghoms • Mirror Police (Agent Sieve • Special Agent Mace) • Marcel • The Apex (Simon Laurent) • Bug Cowboys (Caterpillar Sheriff/Judge Morpho • Beetle Bailiff • Grasshopper • Mantis) • Pig Baby/Pig Toddler • Docent • Morgan

**Minor Characters**
Andy Olsen • Megan Olsen • Mikayla • Mirror People (Mirror Atticus • Mirror One • Mirror Medics) • Giant • Greige • Khaki Bottoms • Nancy • Randall • Pencil People • Tiny Wizards • Mildred the Tyrannosaur • Turtle People (Aloysius) • Alrick Timmens • Ben Greene • Nathan Cosay • Terrance • Sashay • Porters • Lucy • Chandelier • Octopus People • Cubey Denizens (Driveway) • Origami Birds • Parka Denizens • Judge Morpho • Cow Creamer • Nigel • Paco • Brando • Spiceman • Beehive • Morgan
Snow Car

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The **Snow Car** is the first car Tulip discovers on the Infinity Train.

## Description

The Snow Car is the first car Tulip Olsen encountered on the Infinity Train, waking up there after boarding. Due to its similarity to the snowy landscape she had been walking through prior to entering the train, she initially assumed the train's appearance had been a dream. She encountered One-One there, 33 years after he was trapped there by Amelia Hughes, before finding the exit door at the giant snowman and going out to realize that she was, in fact, still on the train.

## Appearance

The Snow Car is a train car filled with snow and dotted with pine trees. It seems as though it never stops snowing here. The car is also filled with various types of snowmen, with the door to the next car being inside of a giant snowman.

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Toad Car

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The **Toad Car** is a train car that appears in the episode "The Toad Car."

## Appearance

The Toad Car is an empty room that changes color as time passes. Its only resident is a talking toad who sits next to a tiny and old sign that says "<- kick the toad".

## Description

The only way to unlock the exit door to the train car is to kick the toad. After Jesse Cosay removes the toad from the car, the doors lock permanently, as there is no longer a toad to kick.

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Rhys Darby

**Rhys Montague Darby** is an actor and comedian from New Zealand, most well-known for starring in *Flight of the Conchords* with Jemaine Clement and Bret McKenzie. He is also known for his role in *What We Do In the Shadows* and his appearance as Guy Mann on *The X-Files*.

He provided the voice of Randall in *Infinity Train*.

## Trivia

* Darby reportedly had a lot of fun voicing Randall, and would often express disappointment when the recording session would end.
* Darby was the first actor whom Owen Dennis voice-directed, as Kristi Reed was out during his first recording session.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 Book 1 DVD Commentary. "The Beach Car."

Owen Dennis

**Voice Artists**
Ashley Johnson • Owen Dennis • Jeremy Crutchley • Ernie Hudson • **Rhys Darby** • Kate Mulgrew • Lena Headey •Robbie Daymond • Ben Mendelsohn • Bradley Whitford • Kirby Howell-Baptiste • Kyle McCarley • Isabella Abiera • Diane Delano • Johnny Young • Sekai Murashige • Minty Lewis • Keith Ferguson

**Writers**
Owen Dennis • Madeline Queripel • Cole Sanchez • Lindsay Katai • Alex Horab • Justin Michael

**Storyboarders**
Jessie Wong • Ryan Pequin • Sam Spina • Sofia Alexander • Kellye Perdue • Diana Huh • Marie Lum • Angela Kim • Jacob Winkler • Ryann Shannon • Owen Dennis • Annisa Adjani • Madeline Queripel • Sarah Soh

**Character Designers**
Megan Phonesavanh

**Music**
Chrome Canyon
Perry

**Perry** is a worm-like parasite denizen from the Tulip Fields Car that debuts in the fifth episode of the second season of *Infinity Train*. A slimy businessman kind of character itching to get what he's always wanted, a host for his parasitic needs.

## Appearance

Perry is a small, green, vaguely lizard-like creature. He has a flower-shaped yellow tuft on his tail and wears an orange bow tie. After being sneezed out by Alan Dracula, the lower half of his body is encased in ice.

## Personality

Perry is manipulative and a sly talker. He acts friendly towards Jesse and M.T. and assists them initially in order to convince them to let him stay in control of Alan Dracula's body.

## Abilities

**Possession -** Perry is able to take control of whoever he is inside of.

## History

### Book Two - Cracked Reflection

#### The Parasite Car

Perry possesses Alan Dracula after he, Jesse Cosay, and M.T. enter his car. He convinces the two of them that he poses no harm to the deer and has formed a symbiotic relationship with him, all the while repressing all of Alan Dracula’s attempts to get rid of him. M.T. and Jesse eventually catch on to this and help get Perry out of the deer's body, leaving him in the Food Pyramid Car.

## Gallery

*Click here to view this page's gallery.*

## Trivia

* Perry is one of the many characters that the shows writing team wanted to featured in a planned and scrapped Christmas special episode.

## References

1. ↑ Book 2 DVD Commentary: "The Parasite Car"

Tulip Olsen • One/One-One • Atticus • Jesse Cosay • Lake/Mirror Tulip • Alan Dracula • Grace Monroe • Hazel • Tuba • Ryan Akagi • Min-Gi Park • Kez

**Antagonists**
The Cat • Amelia Hughes/The Conductor • Steward • Ghoms • Mirror Police (Agent Sieve • Special Agent Mace) • Marcel • The Apex (Simon Laurent) • Bug Cowboys (Caterpillar Sheriff/Judge Morpho • Beetle Bailiff • Grasshopper • Mantis) • Pig Baby/Pig Toddler • Docent • Morgan

**Minor Characters**
Andy Olsen • Megan Olsen • Mikayla • Mirror People (Mirror Atticus • Mirror One • Mirror Medics) • Giant • Greige • Khaki Bottoms • Nancy • Randall • Pencil People • Tiny Wizards • Mildred the Tyrannosaur • Turtle People (Aloysius) • Alrick Timmens • Ben Greene • Nathan Cosay • Terrance • Sashay • Porters • Lucy • Chandelier • Octopus People • Cubey Denizens (Driveway) • Origami Birds • Parka Denizens • Judge Morpho • Cow Creamer • Nigel • Paco • Brando • Spiceman • Beehive • Morgan
Sofia Alexander

**Sofia Alexander** was a storyboard artist on Books 1 and 2 of *Infinity Train*. She announced she would be a storyboard artist on the show, on March 8, 2018. She departed *Infinity Train* during production on Book Two to create her own series, *Onyx Equinox*, for Crunchyroll.

## Background

Before working as a storyboard for *Infinity Train*. Sofia Alexander was a storyboard artist for *Invader Zim: Enter the Florpus*. Humorously, Alexander was not very interested in storyboarding for *Invader Zim*, finding the show depressing and ugly when it was airing during her youth. Despite this she decided not to pass up on the job opportunity and to please her then-girlfriend (now wife), who is a big fan of the show. Alexander eventually revisited the older episodes, confirming that she was still right about it years later but its depressing nature became more appealing as an adult. In an interview with *Creative Block*, Alexander admits she ultimately had a lot of fun working on the show.

Alexander's fan art for *Invader Zim* caught the attention of Owen Dennis and thus lead her to storyboard for *Infinity Train*. She ended up leaving mid-season 2 to work on Crunchyroll's *High Guardian Spice* in preparation for eventually working with the streaming service to produce her series *Onyx Equinox.*

## *Infinity Train* credits

### Storyboard Artist

* Book One - The Perennial Child
	+ "The Grid Car"
	+ "The Crystal Car"
	+ "The Unfinished Car"
	+ "The Past Car"
* The Train Documentaries
	+ "The Hill Car"
* Book Two - Cracked Reflection
	+ "The Map Car"

## References

1. ↑ https://twitter.com/riotofroses/status/971902870202150913
2. ↑ Creative Block Interview on Youtube: [*laughter*] "It feels.. genuine in how crude it can be..." (Timestamp: 33:17 - 37:22)
3. ↑ Creative Block: "And that's why when people tell you don't draw fan art, no, do draw fan art" (Timestamp: 38:42 - 42:34 & 52:00 - 55:22).

Owen Dennis

**Voice Artists**
Ashley Johnson • Owen Dennis • Jeremy Crutchley • Ernie Hudson • Rhys Darby • Kate Mulgrew • Lena Headey •Robbie Daymond • Ben Mendelsohn • Bradley Whitford • Kirby Howell-Baptiste • Kyle McCarley • Isabella Abiera • Diane Delano • Johnny Young • Sekai Murashige • Minty Lewis • Keith Ferguson

**Writers**
Owen Dennis • Madeline Queripel • Cole Sanchez • Lindsay Katai • Alex Horab • Justin Michael

**Storyboarders**
Jessie Wong • Ryan Pequin • Sam Spina • **Sofia Alexander** • Kellye Perdue • Diana Huh • Marie Lum • Angela Kim • Jacob Winkler • Ryann Shannon • Owen Dennis • Annisa Adjani • Madeline Queripel • Sarah Soh

**Character Designers**
Megan Phonesavanh

**Music**
Chrome Canyon
Running Away

## Audio

"**Running Away**" is the name of the theme song for Book One of *Infinity Train*. It was composed by Chrome Canyon and Owen Dennis. It also serves as the song used during the show's credits in Book One. An extended version of the song was made available for download on October 12, 2019. Months later, it was included in the Book One soundtrack among Chrome Canyon's other songs.

## Videos

Running Away (Extended)Running Away Music Video Infinity Train Cartoon Network
## Trivia

* The original version of "Running Away" was written by Owen Dennis for the initial *Infinity Train* pitch: he would play it in the background while pitching the show live. The melody remained the same throughout production, with Chrome Canyon re-arranging it for the final show.
* The main motif has been reused by Chrome Canyon at numerous points in the show since Book One, notably playing over the final scene of Book Three's last episode.

## External Links

* iTunes
* Spotify
* Owen Dennis' original demo
Kate Mulgrew

**Kate Mulgrew** is an American actress. She provides the voice of the Cat (Samantha) on *Infinity Train*.

She is best known for her role as Captain Kathryn Janeway on *Star Trek: Voyager* (which has been cited by Owen Dennis as an inspiration for *Infinity Train*) and Galina "Red" Reznikov on *Orange is the New Black*.

## Trivia

* The Cat was written specifically for Mulgrew. The crew had the character speak French due to the erroneous belief that she spoke it, only to realize after casting her they had no proof of this claim. It worked out in the end, however, when she stepped into the booth and revealed she could in fact speak French.

## References

1. ↑ Owen Dennis's tweet about The Cat and Kate Mulgrew speaking French. (Archived from the original)
2. ↑ Book 1 DVD Commentary. "The Beach Car."

Owen Dennis

**Voice Artists**
Ashley Johnson • Owen Dennis • Jeremy Crutchley • Ernie Hudson • Rhys Darby • **Kate Mulgrew** • Lena Headey •Robbie Daymond • Ben Mendelsohn • Bradley Whitford • Kirby Howell-Baptiste • Kyle McCarley • Isabella Abiera • Diane Delano • Johnny Young • Sekai Murashige • Minty Lewis • Keith Ferguson

**Writers**
Owen Dennis • Madeline Queripel • Cole Sanchez • Lindsay Katai • Alex Horab • Justin Michael

**Storyboarders**
Jessie Wong • Ryan Pequin • Sam Spina • Sofia Alexander • Kellye Perdue • Diana Huh • Marie Lum • Angela Kim • Jacob Winkler • Ryann Shannon • Owen Dennis • Annisa Adjani • Madeline Queripel • Sarah Soh

**Character Designers**
Megan Phonesavanh

**Music**
Chrome Canyon
Tiny Wizards Car

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The **Tiny Wizards Car** is a train car that appears in "The Beach Car." It is a large cave that is inhabited by Tiny Wizards.

## Trivia

* It was revealed prior to the episode reveal by Cartoon Network. On March 9, 2018, Cartoon Network posted a YouTube video titled "12 Things You Need To Know about Infinity Train." One of the facts they mentioned was that Owen Dennis has all of the train cars planned out in his head, one of which being a Gnome-Wizards Car.

## References

1. ↑ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gSJg20jh9aE
2. ↑ https://youtu.be/edy8RyYTwQU?t=56s

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Feoh

**Copyright Notice:** *Much of the content below was captured or copied verbatim from* Castle Cats *and is therefore copyrighted by PocApp Studios AB.*

## Feoh

### Skills

Magical

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Crafty

### Added inversion

2.13

Feoh is a Rare Box Hero.

Feoh can be obtained from the Rare Hero Box.

## Description

 Rank 1

## Lines

* "Let's make a cozy campfire and sing songs."
* "Cookies, marshmallows, strawberries, chocolate... The perfect combination."
* "There's no such thing as too much sugar."
* "Sweet, but not too sweet."

## Trivia

* Feoh was modeled and named after a real-life cat belonging to PocApp Studios developaw Nilla.

## Gallery

### Attack Skill Animation

The special attack performed by Feoh during battle.

### Fanart

Fan created art featuring Feoh. If you would like to post your art here, just follow these simple instructions. *Please keep it PG; offensive content is subject to removal and might result in a block or ban of your account.*

### Official Images

Promotional or teaser images featuring Feoh, as posted on official *Castle Cats* social media.

## References

1. ↑ https://www.facebook.com/castlecatsgame/photos/a.1091007500921428/3297289913626498/ *Castle Cats* Facebook post introducing Feoh, July 29, 2020.

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Randall

**Overview**
Synopsis
Gallery

**Randall Slip-in-the-Cracks Randall** is an entrepreneur from the Beach Car. He has the ability to split himself into multiple people. These multiple versions of himself make up what he calls "Team Randall".

## Personality

Randall is unfailingly optimistic and friendly, happily going along with the Cat's Donut Holer scheme despite immediately recognizing he is being scammed. He has an entrepreneur spirit, running multiple businesses within the Beach Car, although he seems to accept any sort of payment that is offered regardless of whether it is actually valuable or not. He also has a playful edge, turning himself into snow in Le Chat Chalet Car so he can play along with the snowball fight.

## Trivia

* At San Diego Comic-Con 2018, Cartoon Network hosted a voice acting seminar for attendees. Among the example sides handed out to participants were audition sides for Randall, the Cat, and Amelia. The official description given for Randall was as follows: "Randall is a water person (as in literally made of water). He's naïve and easily duped, but is very optimistic about starting his own business. In fact, he recently became part of a multi-level marketing opportunity selling donut-holers! His is voice is calm and unassuming."
	+ The audition sides also included some example lines, none of which have been used on the show.
* Alex Horab felt the only way Randall could fall for a pyramid scheme was if he was completely impervious to any sort of emotional pain. He notes that on top of that, Randall is completely impervious to physical pain, which he and much of the crew have joked makes Randall one of the most powerful characters on the Infinity Train (next to Alan Dracula).

## Gallery

*Click here to view this page's gallery.*

## References

1. ↑ Book 1 DVD Commentary. "The Beach Car."

Tulip Olsen • One/One-One • Atticus • Jesse Cosay • Lake/Mirror Tulip • Alan Dracula • Grace Monroe • Hazel • Tuba • Ryan Akagi • Min-Gi Park • Kez

**Antagonists**
The Cat • Amelia Hughes/The Conductor • Steward • Ghoms • Mirror Police (Agent Sieve • Special Agent Mace) • Marcel • The Apex (Simon Laurent) • Bug Cowboys (Caterpillar Sheriff/Judge Morpho • Beetle Bailiff • Grasshopper • Mantis) • Pig Baby/Pig Toddler • Docent • Morgan

**Minor Characters**
Andy Olsen • Megan Olsen • Mikayla • Mirror People (Mirror Atticus • Mirror One • Mirror Medics) • Giant • Greige • Khaki Bottoms • Nancy • **Randall** • Pencil People • Tiny Wizards • Mildred the Tyrannosaur • Turtle People (Aloysius) • Alrick Timmens • Ben Greene • Nathan Cosay • Terrance • Sashay • Porters • Lucy • Chandelier • Octopus People • Cubey Denizens (Driveway) • Origami Birds • Parka Denizens • Judge Morpho • Cow Creamer • Nigel • Paco • Brando • Spiceman • Beehive • Morgan
Porters

**Porters** are robotic creatures that work in the Tape Car. They extract memories from the heads of the passengers and record them onto video tapes for later. The Porters are also responsible for giving passengers their numbers.

## Appearance

Porters are robotic bird-esque creatures that extract and eat the memories of passengers and form them into tapes.

## Episode Appearances

### The Tape Car

The Porters are seen helping out One-One with the preparation of the passengers by creating the tapes out of extracted memories in the form of negatives. Lake destroys a couple of Porters when she gets angered at the fact that she can't get a number to get off the train. This causes One-One piloting the Steward to intervene in the situation.

### The Number Car

A Porter is seen showing One-One that Jesse is back on the train as his number is in progress. One of the destroyed Porters is later used by Lake to try and stop Agent Sieve but to little avail.

## Trivia

* Owen Dennis claims (somewhat jokingly) that they're called Porters because they *literally* deal with the passengers' baggage. They are considered a halfway point between One-One and the Steward: they are non-sentient but have design elements of both.

## References

1. ↑ Book 2 DVD Commentary: "The Tape Car"
Metal Workshop Car

The **Metal Workshop Car** is a train car that appears in the episode "The Black Market Car".

## Appearance

The Metal Workshop Car is a large enclosed space, seemingly made out of concrete, metal, or stone. Pipes run along the walls, and various metalworking implements are strewn about the room, including anvils, crucibles, and a wide range of tools. At the far end of the room is a forge/kiln where metal is heated and shaped.

## Trivia

* The Metal Workshop Car is where Lake gave herself a grunge makeover to distinguish herself from her prime Tulip Olsen.

## Gallery

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Chess Car

The **Chess Car** is a train car that is seen briefly in the pilot.

## Overview

The room has a chessboard decoration on the walls and is occupied by various chess pieces:

* Two white and black pawns
* One white and black bishops
* One black knight
* One black rook
* One white queen
* One unknown piece with a black base and white tip

## Trivia

* There is a foreign chess piece inhabiting the room on the top left corner that has a black base and a white tip at the top. This might indicate that there is more to the room than simply being chess.

## Gallery

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Sea Serpent

The **sea serpent** is an aquatic reptile creature that was drawn to life by Jesse Cosay when he was in the Map Car.

## Appearances

The sea serpent has red scales and black eyes with yellow scleras. It has a darker-red beard, lighter-red underbelly, white fangs, and red tail fins.

## History

### Book Two - Cracked Reflection

#### The Map Car

The sea serpent came to existence when Jesse, M.T., and Alan Dracula all arrived at the Map Car and Jesse have to complete the puzzle to get out. When Marcel revealed to him that he wants to trap him inside the car forever, Jesse realized that the wind cloud denizen didn't want the map to be finished so he drew a door on a receipt to finish it. But when Marcel blows the receipt away to prevent him from doing so, Jesse was forced to draw a sea serpent next to Marcel's picture on the map which makes it come to life in the car (albeit as a crudely drawn outline). The outline sea serpent then attacked Marcel which distracted him long enough for Jesse to retrieved the receipt and completed the puzzle. Once the map is completed, the outline of the sea serpent transformed into an actual sea serpent before it dived down into the water.

## Trivia

* The sea serpent is the first known denizen to have come to life by a passenger.

## Gallery

### "The Map Car"

Tulip Olsen • One/One-One • Atticus • Jesse Cosay • Lake/Mirror Tulip • Alan Dracula • Grace Monroe • Hazel • Tuba • Ryan Akagi • Min-Gi Park • Kez

**Antagonists**
The Cat • Amelia Hughes/The Conductor • Steward • Ghoms • Mirror Police (Agent Sieve • Special Agent Mace) • Marcel • The Apex (Simon Laurent) • Bug Cowboys (Caterpillar Sheriff/Judge Morpho • Beetle Bailiff • Grasshopper • Mantis) • Pig Baby/Pig Toddler • Docent • Morgan

**Minor Characters**
Andy Olsen • Megan Olsen • Mikayla • Mirror People (Mirror Atticus • Mirror One • Mirror Medics) • Giant • Greige • Khaki Bottoms • Nancy • Randall • Pencil People • Tiny Wizards • Mildred the Tyrannosaur • Turtle People (Aloysius) • Alrick Timmens • Ben Greene • Nathan Cosay • Terrance • Sashay • Porters • Lucy • Chandelier • Octopus People • Cubey Denizens (Driveway) • Origami Birds • Parka Denizens • Judge Morpho • Cow Creamer • Nigel • Paco • Brando • Spiceman • Beehive • Morgan
Sekai Murashige

**Sekai Enzo Murashige** is the voice actor for Ryan Akagi. He previously worked on series such as *Heroes* (2006), *No Answer* (2010) and *Billions* (2016).

On Reddit, Murashige expressed how grateful he was to be part of *Infinity Train*. He has been a fan of Infinity Train since the pilot's release. On May 27th, 2021 , Murashige joined Johnny Young's Twitch AMA answering questions relating to his voice acting career and experiences on the show.

## Background

### Personal Life and Career

Sekai Murashige was born and raised in Los Angeles, California. He graduated from the New York University Tisch School of the Arts. When Murashige was 11 his family moved to Michigan. He got into the acting business at a very young age with the help and support from his parents. Most of his childhood was spent working to improve on the profession and finding more roles, rarely hanging out with friends. Despite getting into several good acting roles as a kid, Murashige was not inspired to pursue the art as a career until his high school production of *Ragtime* in his sophomore year.

### Infinity Train

Murashige had just finished college when he auditioned for Ryan. Before September of 2019, Murashige's only knowledge about the show came from the pilot and at the time, the recently released Book One. Thinking he had signed up for a minor role in the first season, he was unaware of being cast as a main character of an anthology series until reading the script. He and Young had the most amount of notes for the series due to their characters' ethnicity, race, and the era.

## Trivia

* Like Ryan, Murashige also plays the guitar.
* His favorite line is from the bathroom scene in "The Party Car" when Ryan says "I think we just gotta do it." According to him, the line hit close to home.
* When asked what cartoon he'd like to voice act in given the opportunity, Murashige mentioned *She-Ra and the Princesses of Power* and *The Owl House*.

## References

1. ↑ Sekai Murashige's imdb page
2. ↑ Johnny Young's Twitch AMA (Timestamp 1:36:00-1:38:43)
3. ↑ Twitch AMA (12:12-15:30)

Owen Dennis

**Voice Artists**
Ashley Johnson • Owen Dennis • Jeremy Crutchley • Ernie Hudson • Rhys Darby • Kate Mulgrew • Lena Headey •Robbie Daymond • Ben Mendelsohn • Bradley Whitford • Kirby Howell-Baptiste • Kyle McCarley • Isabella Abiera • Diane Delano • Johnny Young • **Sekai Murashige** • Minty Lewis • Keith Ferguson

**Writers**
Owen Dennis • Madeline Queripel • Cole Sanchez • Lindsay Katai • Alex Horab • Justin Michael

**Storyboarders**
Jessie Wong • Ryan Pequin • Sam Spina • Sofia Alexander • Kellye Perdue • Diana Huh • Marie Lum • Angela Kim • Jacob Winkler • Ryann Shannon • Owen Dennis • Annisa Adjani • Madeline Queripel • Sarah Soh

**Character Designers**
Megan Phonesavanh

**Music**
Chrome Canyon
Theme Song

**The *Infinity Train* theme** is a recurring sequence of four notes (high D, B, high G, F sharp) that plays at the start of almost every episode of *Infinity Train*, minus the premiere episodes "The Grid Car," "The Black Market Car," "The Musical Car," and "The Twin Tapes." However, it serves as the main leitmotif for "Running Away," the theme for Book 1 and thus the opening of "The Grid Car," and can be heard over the main title card in "The Musical Car" and "The Twin Tapes."

The song, and variations of it, serve as a recurring riff throughout the series' soundtrack, generally appearing in sequences where the Infinity Train appears to passengers. In-universe, it is the tone used by Amelia and One-One to control or summon the Steward and Porters.

## Trivia

* The song is a direct reference to a musical sting from "The Mysterious Stranger" segment of *The Adventures of Mark Twain* (which itself was a direct inspiration for *Infinity Train*) in a sequence where Satan destroys a miniature civilization he had just brought to life.
Ryan's Father

**Mr. Akagi** is the father of Ryan Akagi and husband of Mrs. Akagi. He has at least three sons and two daughters.

## Appearance

Mr. Akagi is a man of Japanese descent with black hair.

## History

When Ryan was born, he and his wife befriended another couple, the Parks.

When Ryan graduated high school Mr. Akagi gave him his van so he could tour across the country. Ryan eventually gives up that van to one of his ex-girlfriends.

## *Infinity Train*

### Book Four - Duet

#### The Twin Tapes

He is seen working at the grill in the memory tapes of his son and Min-Gi Park.
Straight-Up Italy Car

The **Straight-Up Italy Car**, also known as the **Mediterranean Republic Car**, is a train car that appears in the episode "The Crystal Car."

## Overview

The car is a world entirely formed around classical Italian architecture. The inhabitants of this cart include various cats and a type of Rose People who have the body of humans, but the heads of rose petals with green skin color as shown through Nancy.

## Inhabitants

* Nancy
* An unnamed "mean grandmother"
* Cats

## Trivia

* According to Tulip, when she, One-One, and Atticus all visited the car, not only did they help Nancy there, but they also fought a mean elderly Rose person there who was stealing coins from the fountain.
	+ The writing team wrote an entire backstory for the car, only to reveal little snippets of what occurred in the finished episode. Owen Dennis hopes the car is never revisited so people can just imagine what exactly goes on in it.

## References

1. ↑ Book 1 DVD Commentary: "The Crystal Car"

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Pencil Bank Car

The **Pencil Bank Car** is a car that appears in the episode "The Chrome Car." The car is a bank lobby inhabited by Pencil People, who run the bank and are also customers there.

## Description

The Pencil Bank Car was encountered by Tulip Olsen on her journey up the Infinity Train at least once before she entered the Chrome Car, and she found the car boring. After escaping the Chrome Car with Mirror Tulip, Atticus, and One-One, Tulip re-entered the Pencil Bank Car. Mirror Tulip, despite Prime Tulip's warning, found the car fascinating, and chose to remain there when Tulip and her companions journeyed onward, wanting to become her own person.

## Trivia

* Lindsay Katai wrote a short set in the Pencil Bank Car that ultimately went unused. It would have focused on a pencil named Maryam, who quits her job at the bank to write a novel but can't hold a pen between her pencil nubs, and so just keeps dropping the pen. This idea was dropped when it was decided the shorts would focus on One-One hosting documentaries.

## References

1. ↑ Book 1 DVD Commentary: "The Chrome Car"

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Train to Nowhere (song)

## Train to Nowhere

**Train to Nowhere** written by Madeline Queripel and performed by Chrome Canyon is the song sung by Min-Gi Park (Johnny Young) and Ryan Akagi (Sekai Murashige) in finale episode "The Train to Nowhere". It became available on Spotify, Youtube, Apple Music, and Pandora on April 16, 2021. It was removed from all music streaming services on August 19, 2022, coinciding with the removal of *Infinity Train* from HBO Max due to the Warner-Discovery merger, but returned on August 30.

Three different versions of this song are included on the Chicken Choice Judy demo tape: a ukulele demo performed by Queripel, a demo with instrumentals performed by Owen Dennis, and the full version performed by Johnny Young and Sekai Murashige.

## Lyrics

*Train to nowhere (x3)*

*At least you're there*

*Hit rock bottom and you're acting tough*

*Find yourself never good enough*

*Must be nice to feel as light as air*

*Same routine day in and out, with no idea what it's all about*

*Must be nice to live without a care*

*Train to nowhere (x3)*

*At least you're there*

## Videos

Infinity Train - All The Songs in Books 1-4 - HBO Max
Tracy Liang

**Tracy Liang** is a storyboard artist for *Infinity Train*.

Owen Dennis

**Voice Artists**
Ashley Johnson • Owen Dennis • Jeremy Crutchley • Ernie Hudson • Rhys Darby • Kate Mulgrew • Lena Headey •Robbie Daymond • Ben Mendelsohn • Bradley Whitford • Kirby Howell-Baptiste • Kyle McCarley • Isabella Abiera • Diane Delano • Johnny Young • Sekai Murashige • Minty Lewis • Keith Ferguson

**Writers**
Owen Dennis • Madeline Queripel • Cole Sanchez • Lindsay Katai • Alex Horab • Justin Michael

**Storyboarders**
Jessie Wong • Ryan Pequin • Sam Spina • Sofia Alexander • Kellye Perdue • Diana Huh • Marie Lum • Angela Kim • Jacob Winkler • Ryann Shannon • Owen Dennis • Annisa Adjani • Madeline Queripel • Sarah Soh

**Character Designers**
Megan Phonesavanh

**Music**
Chrome Canyon
Grace's babysitters

**Julie**, **Molly**, **Jacob**, and **Susan** were Grace Monroe's babysitters, to whom her parents would frequently hand her off when they did not wish to deal with Grace or wanted her out of sight of their guests. Grace sees a memory of them (more or less) in "The Origami Car", where Grace's Mother asks them to take her to a movie so she does not bother Ambassador Morris, whom the family is hosting.

It is unlikely Grace actually had four babysitters at once, but rather their appearance in her memories signifies the depersonalized relationship she had with them: to her, they might as well have been the same person, a faceless caregiver whom her parents would rather hand her off to than give her any care and attention.

## Appearance

In Grace's memories, they are merely represented by their outfits, with no other indicator of their physical appearance. Julie wears a pink sheath dress, Molly wears a skirt and a red over-shirt with a necklace, Jacob wears a salmon-colored polo and blue pants, and Susan wears a purple long-sleeved button-down shirt. When all four speak together, they are represented as a figure with a white shirt, an amber blouse, and stockings.
Rabbit Dwarfs

The **Rabbit Dwarfs** are a species of blacksmith rabbits from the Metal Workshop Car. They forge weapons and tools in their car alongside using their weapons to defend their car at all costs.

## Appearances

The Rabbit Dwarfs all have grey furs with a white fluffy round tail. Being blacksmiths, they all wear a light brown apron with two darker brown side-pack bags. One of the dwarfs who's about to attack Lake with his axe is shown to have a white beard and a small yellow hoop earring on his left ear.

## Personalities

Not much is known about the Rabbit Dwarf species, but they are shown to be territorial and very hostile to anyone who trespasses into their car.

## History

### Book Two - Cracked Reflection

#### The Black Market Car

The Rabbit Dwarfs are only seen at the beginning of the episode when M.T. arrives at the car to give herself a grunge makeover. After she knocked two of the rabbits out, another rabbit is about to assault her with his axe when she walks towards his forge, but M.T. easily knocked him out with just one punch due to she's made out of metal.

## Trivia

* As revealed in the end credits, the Rabbit Dwarf who's about to attack Lake with his axe is voiced by Owen Dennis.

## Gallery

Tulip Olsen • One/One-One • Atticus • Jesse Cosay • Lake/Mirror Tulip • Alan Dracula • Grace Monroe • Hazel • Tuba • Ryan Akagi • Min-Gi Park • Kez

**Antagonists**
The Cat • Amelia Hughes/The Conductor • Steward • Ghoms • Mirror Police (Agent Sieve • Special Agent Mace) • Marcel • The Apex (Simon Laurent) • Bug Cowboys (Caterpillar Sheriff/Judge Morpho • Beetle Bailiff • Grasshopper • Mantis) • Pig Baby/Pig Toddler • Docent • Morgan

**Minor Characters**
Andy Olsen • Megan Olsen • Mikayla • Mirror People (Mirror Atticus • Mirror One • Mirror Medics) • Giant • Greige • Khaki Bottoms • Nancy • Randall • Pencil People • Tiny Wizards • Mildred the Tyrannosaur • Turtle People (Aloysius) • Alrick Timmens • Ben Greene • Nathan Cosay • Terrance • Sashay • Porters • Lucy • Chandelier • Octopus People • Cubey Denizens (Driveway) • Origami Birds • Parka Denizens • Judge Morpho • Cow Creamer • Nigel • Paco • Brando • Spiceman • Beehive • Morgan
The Wedding Cake Car

**Overview**
Gallery
Transcript

## **Guide**

"**The Wedding Cake Car**" is the 10th short of *Infinity Train*.

## Synopsis

One-One gives train tips on top of a giant wedding cake.

## Plot

One-One is in the Wedding Cake Car on top of a giant wedding cake. He is talking about the many things cake can fit in and the up and downs of marriage.

As he hears a sound and looks over the side, Glad-One looks over the side and sees four passengers screaming and running. Soon, Sad-One tosses an icing bouquet of flowers down to the passengers, who stop and inspect it.

## Characters

* One-One
* Small intruders from the Apex
* Atticus (mentioned)

## Locations

* Wedding Cake Car (debut)
* Knitting Otter Car (mentioned)

## Trivia

* This is Train Documentary #51413
* This is the only minisode to feature passengers.
* One-One mentions this car comes after the Knitting Otter car, which he finds exhausting.
* The passengers who intruded the Wedding Cake Car foreshadow the events of Book Two where it features a band of delinquent raiders called the Apex. Because of this, the intruders are actually members of the Apex themselves.

## Videos

The Wedding Cake Car Infinity Train The Train Documentaries Cartoon Network
## Gallery

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## References

Infinity Train (pilot)

**Book One**
The Grid Car • The Beach Car • The Corgi Car • The Crystal Car • The Cat's Car • The Unfinished Car • The Chrome Car • The Ball Pit Car • The Past Car • The Engine

**Minisodes**
The Green Car • The Tiny Wizard Car • The Kaiju Car • The Tech Support Car • The Snow Car • The Hill Car • The Movie Theater Car • The Cross-Eyed Ducks Car • The Minecart Car • **The Wedding Cake Car**

**Book Two**
The Black Market Car • The Family Tree Car • The Map Car • The Toad Car • The Parasite Car • The Lucky Cat Car • The Mall Car • The Wasteland • The Tape Car • The Number Car

**Book Three**
The Musical Car • The Jungle Car • The Debutante Ball Car • Le Chat Chalet Car • The Color Clock Car • The Campfire Car • The Canyon of the Golden Winged Snakes Car • The Hey Ho Whoa Car • The Origami Car • The New Apex

**Book Four**
The Twin Tapes • The Iceberg Car • The Old West Car • The Pig Baby Car • The Astro Queue Car • The Party Car • The Art Gallery Car • The Mega Maze Car • The Castle Car • The Train to Nowhere
Roy

**Roy G. Biv** is a colorful toy clock denizen who debuts in Book Three's "The Color Clock Car." The timed arrow on his face resets the Color Clock Car's obstacle courses depending which color it moves towards. Unfortunately, his memory also resets, causing him to forget the previous interactions with his guest passengers. He often introduces himself with the line "you can call me Roy cuz I'm yah boy."

## Appearance

Roy is a small clock with arms and legs. He wears a bow tie and cartoon gloves. His clock face resembles a spinning wheel rather than a usual time keeping face. The five different colors on his face (Red, Orange, Yellow, Green, and Blurple) determine his appearance.

### Incomplete Puzzle Mode

Roy's outer appearance matches the color his clock hand lands on. For instance, when the arrow lands on the color red, Roy's case, arms, gloves, legs, and feet also become red. The same applies for the other colors. Only the golden clock handle and white bow tie remain their constant color.

### Solved Puzzle Mode

Once this puzzle car is solved the golden arrow on Roy's face stops. His case and gloves are white, while his arms, legs, and feet are rainbow. The bow tie at his chest changes to gold, just like his arrow.

## Personality

Roy's memory appears to be divided among the five color sections of his body. When he changes color, Roy does not appear to remember what the last color experienced. Roy has a goofy voice when during his multi-colored unsolved puzzle form. Once his car's puzzle has been completed, Roy takes on a euphonious manly voice.

## Trivia

* Before his actual debut, a toy resembling Roy can be seen in "The Lucky Cat Car" as a prize in the titular car.

## Gallery

A toy resembling Roy.Rainbow FormUnsolved Puzzle Form
## Reference

1. ↑ "Roy: if it wasn’t clear, Roy’s yer boy. And his full name is Roy G. Biv - not to be confused with Roy G. Bivolo, a DC comics supervillain alter-ego who inspired this guy’s name along with the colors Red, Orange, Yellow, Green, Blue, Indigo, and Violet." - Justin Michael's bts writing thread

Tulip Olsen • One/One-One • Atticus • Jesse Cosay • Lake/Mirror Tulip • Alan Dracula • Grace Monroe • Hazel • Tuba • Ryan Akagi • Min-Gi Park • Kez

**Antagonists**
The Cat • Amelia Hughes/The Conductor • Steward • Ghoms • Mirror Police (Agent Sieve • Special Agent Mace) • Marcel • The Apex (Simon Laurent) • Bug Cowboys (Caterpillar Sheriff/Judge Morpho • Beetle Bailiff • Grasshopper • Mantis) • Pig Baby/Pig Toddler • Docent • Morgan

**Minor Characters**
Andy Olsen • Megan Olsen • Mikayla • Mirror People (Mirror Atticus • Mirror One • Mirror Medics) • Giant • Greige • Khaki Bottoms • Nancy • Randall • Pencil People • Tiny Wizards • Mildred the Tyrannosaur • Turtle People (Aloysius) • Alrick Timmens • Ben Greene • Nathan Cosay • Terrance • Sashay • Porters • Lucy • Chandelier • Octopus People • Cubey Denizens (Driveway) • Origami Birds • Parka Denizens • Judge Morpho • Cow Creamer • Nigel • Paco • Brando • Spiceman • Beehive • Morgan
Wasteland

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## The Wasteland

* Series
* Pilot

The **Wasteland** is the landscape on which the Infinity Train travels, but very little is known about it.

## Appearance

The Wasteland is a vast, lifeless desert. The only life it seems to support is a few dead, leafless, twisted black trees, and Ghoms, which live underground and emerge onto the wasteland through patches of black mud or cracks in the ground.

The sky in the Wasteland is blocked out by clouds in varying shades of red, but a thick strip of white light near the horizon suggests that the clouds are finite. The ground is varying shades of red, orange, and brown, and very flat. It is littered with pebbles and webbed with cracks. Mountains can be seen in the distance.

## History

In "The Grid Car," Tulip Olsen witnesses a storm in the Wasteland, which seems to have fatal impact to an inhabitant on board the train when said inhabitant gets turned to ash and sucked into the core of the storm.

"The Engine" reveals that the vortex is in fact totally safe and the only way to leave the Wasteland and for the passengers to return home.

"The Wasteland" shows that if any Train denizens happen to be in the wasteland and got too far away from the Train, a mysterious, repulsive force draws them back and prevent them from going too far from the train. It is unknown if this affects passengers.

In "The Tape Car", a documentary by One-One about the Passenger Preparation Car explains that it is the only car in which the universe is projected on the outside, suggesting that the Wasteland is a simulated universe used to house the Train's infinitely-growing length, and implying that the Ghoms are denizens of the Train that prevent passengers from leaving the Train without getting their number to 0.

## References

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Spiceman

**Spiceman** is a train denizen who first debuted Book Four the episode "The Party Car". He and his friends Beehive, Paco, Brando, and Driveway, are Kez's "friends" who thrive on mocking her or setting her up to embarrass herself.

Despite his appearance as a beehive, his name is Spiceman, while the red pepper denizen friend of his is named "Beehive."

Tulip Olsen • One/One-One • Atticus • Jesse Cosay • Lake/Mirror Tulip • Alan Dracula • Grace Monroe • Hazel • Tuba • Ryan Akagi • Min-Gi Park • Kez

**Antagonists**
The Cat • Amelia Hughes/The Conductor • Steward • Ghoms • Mirror Police (Agent Sieve • Special Agent Mace) • Marcel • The Apex (Simon Laurent) • Bug Cowboys (Caterpillar Sheriff/Judge Morpho • Beetle Bailiff • Grasshopper • Mantis) • Pig Baby/Pig Toddler • Docent • Morgan

**Minor Characters**
Andy Olsen • Megan Olsen • Mikayla • Mirror People (Mirror Atticus • Mirror One • Mirror Medics) • Giant • Greige • Khaki Bottoms • Nancy • Randall • Pencil People • Tiny Wizards • Mildred the Tyrannosaur • Turtle People (Aloysius) • Alrick Timmens • Ben Greene • Nathan Cosay • Terrance • Sashay • Porters • Lucy • Chandelier • Octopus People • Cubey Denizens (Driveway) • Origami Birds • Parka Denizens • Judge Morpho • Cow Creamer • Nigel • Paco • Brando • **Spiceman** • Beehive • Morgan
Todd

**Todd** is a former member of The Apex and a passenger on the Infinity Train's Mall Car. he is a minor antagonist in Book Two, and a minor supporting character in Book Three.

## History

### Book Two - Cracked Reflection

#### The Mall Car

Todd appears in this episode, where he kicks Lake’s leg, causing him to break his own foot.

### Book Three - Cult of the Conductor

#### The Musical Car

Todd appears in this episode, where he is shaving the Apex insignia on another Apex member's head. He also takes part in the raid on the Musical Car.

#### The New Apex

Todd appears in this episode, watching Grace and Simon fighting, he later watches in horror as a ghom dissolves Simon and watches in sadness with Grace.
Tohoru Masamune

**Tohoru Masamune** is the voice actor for Mr. Akagi. He previously worked on *Inception* (2010), *American Dad!* (2005), and *Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles* (2014).

Owen Dennis

**Voice Artists**
Ashley Johnson • Owen Dennis • Jeremy Crutchley • Ernie Hudson • Rhys Darby • Kate Mulgrew • Lena Headey •Robbie Daymond • Ben Mendelsohn • Bradley Whitford • Kirby Howell-Baptiste • Kyle McCarley • Isabella Abiera • Diane Delano • Johnny Young • Sekai Murashige • Minty Lewis • Keith Ferguson

**Writers**
Owen Dennis • Madeline Queripel • Cole Sanchez • Lindsay Katai • Alex Horab • Justin Michael

**Storyboarders**
Jessie Wong • Ryan Pequin • Sam Spina • Sofia Alexander • Kellye Perdue • Diana Huh • Marie Lum • Angela Kim • Jacob Winkler • Ryann Shannon • Owen Dennis • Annisa Adjani • Madeline Queripel • Sarah Soh

**Character Designers**
Megan Phonesavanh

**Music**
Chrome Canyon