The Magic Christmas Trains

Photo taken from first episode.

**The Magic Christmas Trains** are main characters from The Kiddie Channel, usually around the holidays. Each year in December, these ornaments come alive to celebrate Christmas (or whatever you like to call it). During this time of the year, everyone strives to fill their days with happiness, joy, and family harmonies, although some are more successful than others.

## Description from website

*Santa's right-hand trains for many years at the North Pole, they are always working to make sure Christmas is the best it can be. As the heads of all holiday operations, it's up to them to update the Naughty and Nice lists, oversee all of the presents, and make sure they take off on time -- all so Christmas morning goes well without a hitch!*

## Biography

The Magic Christmas Trains are the titular characters of the show. They are less straightforward than the rest of the cast, and sometimes don't take things seriously enough. They are often assigned to help with Santa's work.

Each day is treated like an advent calendar and revolves around the trains, as they begin reading every letter that arrives and preparing for Christmas Eve. With their chains buckled on and all presents loaded, they soon set off to deliver each one, running across several difficulties along the way. Eventually, the two manage to deliver the presents before the morning of Christmas Day.

In the series, whenever the trains arrive or are seen flying in the sky, the other characters will happily shout this phrase: "Finally, it's you, it's both of you!" or "Finally, it's them, it's both of them!" This recurrence began with the release of the show and has been apparent from later episodes and onward.

One major difference between the Magic Christmas Trains are their weaknesses. Though they have been defeated before, they never appear to technically have a weakness, unless it's other holidays or if separated from each other on some occasions. On the other hand, their friends have several weaknesses, some of them would sometimes be exploited in a few episodes.

The trains have the incredible ability of making their own original presents for each specific person. They give out those presents to every person in existence (sometimes including imaginary friends and cartoon characters). Santa shows a determination to keep Christmas running smoothly, and puts full trust in his two train assistants to do so.

## Personality

* The female train is merciful, calm, and caring. She is also easy to get along with and can solve problems on her own.
* The male train is easygoing, eccentric, and naive. He is also often rushing and impulsive.

## Appearance

The female train is purple with red details, heart-shaped candy canes, and sparkly coal. The male train is green with blue details, doors, windows, and an orange chimney. The years "2003" and "2004" are painted on their sides, revealing their true birthdays. They also have tan skin with peppermint wheels and noses.

There is no clear way of telling the trains apart unless another character identifies just one of them.

## History

When the trains were first made, they were in the front display window of Marks and Spencer, a luxury shopping mall. The trains are later bought from the store by an unnamed man on December 1, 2019. They are then wrapped into a sparkly silver gift-box with a pink bow, which is put in a blue snowflake bag.

## Trivia

* The pilot episode reveals how The Magic Christmas Trains came to be – being raised in a shop's window by themselves is what caused them to become holiday assistants.
* Unlike any real trains, these two are still fully capable of moving/getting around without the help of their tracks if they want to, which is often.
* Since the beginning of the show, nobody has ever called the trains by their names. However, their names could possibly be Agay and Agave, due to various inexplicable circumstances.
	+ The trains are always referring to themselves like this, but are usually ignored by their friends in a comedic way.